When Carrie is sitting with Amalita and being introduced to the French architect, a man with a dark blue suit and purple tie is seen approaching Carrie from behind three times in a row.
(After Gilles has slept with Carrie, he leaves her a note and 1,000 dollars) Miranda: (reading the note) 'Thanks for the beautiful day.' Must've been a hell of a beautiful day. Carrie: Well, it was. We had such a fantastic connection, then he leaves me money. I don't understand. What exactly about me screams 'whore'? Miranda: Besides the thousand dollars on the end table? Samantha: I just can't believe you had dinner at Balzac. Wait a minute, I thought I ordered two eggs benedict and one spinach omelette. Miranda: It's all right. I'll take the omelette. Carrie: You know what you guys, this isn't right. We're gonna pay for all this ourselves, all right? Samantha: He said order anything. Miranda: The room service is one thing, but the money - uh-uh. Samantha: What're you getting so uptight about? I mean, money is power. Sex is power. Therefore, getting money for sex is simply an exchange of power. Miranda: Don't listen to the dime store Camille Paglia. Carrie: I don't know whether to take it as an incredible compliment or as an incredible insult. Samantha: Just take it, period. Carrie: Well, I wouldn't know how to return it anyway because the one thing he didn't leave me was his phone number. Miranda: He paid in full. What more is there to talk about?
Samantha: Women have the right to use every means at their disposal to achieve power. Miranda: Short of sleeping their way to the top. Samantha: Not if that's what it takes to compete. Charlotte: But that's exploitation! Samantha: Of men - which is perfectly legal. Carrie: So, you advocate a double standard. Women can use their sexuality to get ahead whenever possible...but men should not be allowed to take advantage of it? Samantha: No. I'm just saying that men and women are equal-opportunity exploiters.
Miranda: (to Charlotte who is talking about a famous painter who might ask her to hold his brush) If he so much as suggests what she's suggesting, you give me a call and we'll sue the hell out of him. That's the only proper way to trade sex for power. Samantha: I can't believe what I'm hearing. You're like the Harvard Law Lorena Bobbitt. (Door bell rings) Miranda: Ah, it's Skipper, I told him I was here. And he insisted on picking me up, but he's not supposed to be here till 11! Carrie: Oh! He's like a sweet little seal pup. Miranda: That you sometimes want to club.
Carrie: She's like an international party girl. Miranda: She's a hooker with a passport.
Samantha: Do you realize if she were a man, not only would we be eating right now but they'd be sending over free drinks?
This is the first episode in which Chris Noth (Mr. Big) does not appear.
Miranda: Don't listen to the dime store Camille Paglia Camilia Paglia is an American social critic, teacher, and author; often called "the feminist other feminists love to hate". She is a Binghamton and Yale university graduate.
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