This Isn't Mad Men The XXX Parody

In the early 1960s, societal norms were characterized by sexism, a culture of smoking, and the acceptance of drinking in the workplace, with little regard for political correctness. At a prestigious advertising agency in New York, male dominance was evident, with the powerful figure of Don Draper exemplifying this behavior. He struggled to balance his marriage and career while frequently engaging in affairs with women, seeking validation through these encounters. Meanwhile, his wife remained at home, feeling neglected and alone, as Don pursued relationships that reinforced his status within the firm.