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The Monday Morning Memo

Manley is from New Orleans, so the man knows food. I took him to Green Pastures, an Austin restaurant I felt might live up to his expectations.

Manley ordered a ribeye steak that arrived in a white peppercorn sauce. Very weird. I asked him if he liked it.

Swiping a dollop of the sauce onto his finger, Manley leaned forward and looked into my eyes as he held that dollop, forefinger extended and palm upward, above the center of the table:

“That’s the money, right there. If I rubbed this on your forehead, your tongue would slap you to death trying to get it.”

Manley is an excellent instructor, an accomplished public speaker and a talented ad writer. The Wizard of Ads partners are proud to have him on the team. Reach him at manley@wizardofads.com 

This is a scene from Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, a series written by Aaron Sorkin, an extraordinary writer of dialogue. The episode from which this clip was taken, “The Christmas Episode,” features musicians from Manley Miller’s New Orleans right after Hurricane Katrina.

BACKSTORY: Jordan, the woman with the sandwich, is pregnant by a man who has declined to marry her. Danny Tripp – played by Bradley Whitford – is a co-worker Jordan sees only as a friend…

 

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