I work in advertising so I understand the strategy of engaging the prospect with irreverent humor, but this series of dude-who-can't-pronounce-words-correctly is wearing thin.
Yet they keep running them. It's bizarre.
This scene intrigued me when I first saw it. I asked my grandmother if this was the unwritten rule in the early ‘60s. She dryly quipped “It depended on the man, but yes this was good manners.”
And according to to Hat Etiquette, it still applies (no mention of baseball hats or beanies): “ A gentleman should take off his hat and hold it in his hand when a lady enters an elevator in any building which can be classified as a dwelling. He may put his hat back on in the corridor. A public corridor is a thoroughfare of sorts, much like the street, but elevators in smaller buildings such as hotels or apartment homes tend to have the character of a room in a house.”
I loved how Don took the guys hat off and squished it into his chest 😂