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Regina, I am prepared to depart.
Have my project brought up.

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<i>Yes, Mr. Wenan.</i>

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Billy, I just got word

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that your father will not be
joining us for Christmas.

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Oh, I know, sweetie.

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It's... his work.

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It's unfortunate.

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I was really looking
forward to seeing John.

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I'm sorry that I won't be able
to be there for you today.

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It's okay, Grandma.

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Come here.

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You know what would
look good here?

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Another ribbon.

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Bring home the blue,
Billy.

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I will, Grandmother,
because that's what winners do.

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Oh, that's my boy.

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And we'll send a picture
to your father afterwards.

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Hmm?

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Please be a dear
and get me a glass of milk.

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Of course, Grandma.

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Thank you.

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- Regina.
- Yes, Mr. Wenan.

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I need this letter
mailed overnight.

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Of course.

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I'll be back in
approximately four hours.

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Otherwise, I can be reached
on my phone.

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Oh, and, um, Regina,

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Grandmother would like
a glass of milk.

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Of course, sir.

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Working something out,
love?

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Yeah.

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I finished up early
on the day's orders,

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so I figured
I'd get in some practice.

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This is our lowest year
on record.

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Yeah, we've had slumps before.
It'll pick back up.

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And the supply bill
next month?

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We can't run up
any more credit.

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Try not to worry.

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Just trying to keep things
in perspective.

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I'll head
into town tomorrow

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and check on the late entries.

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I'll look at the PO box.

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They've assured me
our check's in the mail.

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All right.

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I'll make cookies
for the drive.

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That'd be nice.

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You have fun
shooting the trash.

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Yes, ma'am.

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<i>Yes?</i>

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Hi, uh, it's Donald.
Is this, uh...

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Hi.

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Merry Christmas.

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Do you have
something for me?

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Uh, yeah.
Yes. Yes, I do.

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Well, walk over here
and bring it to the table.

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Uh... yeah. Um...

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On the mat.

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So, uh, how long does this
usually take?

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As long as it takes.

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Is there a place
I can sit?

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Does it look like there's
someplace that you can sit?

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Does this belong to you?

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Uh, yeah. I got it for
Christmas when I was 11.

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Eleven. Eleven.
That's great.

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You know, I never got
what I asked for.

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Are you
a baseball player?

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Uh, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I am.

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You're an athlete?

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I mean, I was.

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I, uh, blew my ACL out in
college, like, 15 years ago.

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- Why are you selling it now?
- I don't really wanna.

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But my little girl wants to go to
space camp, so, uh, we can't afford it.

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What do you think
your childhood dream is worth?

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2,000.

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I'll give you
$900 for it.

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That's not even
gonna get me halfway there.

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I will give you $900 for
it or you can fuck off.

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Hydroelectric power
is an abundant energy source

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and the underlying thesis
of my project.

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- How long did this take you?
- Two weeks of conceptualizing

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and ten days
of actual building.

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How'd you come up
with this?

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After I realized the amount of
power within a flowing water source,

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the rest was elementary.

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Congratulations,
Christine.

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Oh, you have made Chester Elementary very proud.

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You just beat four-time champion
Billy Wenan. What do you have to say?

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I couldn't have asked for
a better Christmas present.

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Thank you to everyone,
especially my mom and dad.

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- Congrats again.
- Thank you.

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- Billy!
- Excuse me, Judge Robinson, I think I got the wrong...

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Oh, we've got, uh,
Billy right here.

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Let's get a shot
with the runner-up.

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All right, let's get
the runner-up out here.

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- I've got the wrong...
- Come on. Hold that ribbon up high.

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You two get snuggly.
Look at me.

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Pretend like there's a little
squirrel's nest on my head.

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Bye, Billy!
Have a good Christmas!

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- Roger.
- Yes, Mr. Wenan.

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I have some more work
for that friend of ours.

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I'll put you in contact,
sir.

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Thank you.

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All right, I can talk.

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What exactly
does this entail?

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I see.
All right, uh...

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You got a name?

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How much?

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Yeah. Yeah, I understand.

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Job accepted.

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I gotta go.
I'm on another gig.

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<i>...we ask ourselves the real question.
Is Santa making a difference anymore?</i>

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<i>Here we have a story
out of North Carolina.</i>

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<i>Two children said
they were just having fun</i>

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<i>when they dropped a bowling
ball off the Hickerson overpass.</i>

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<i>This caused a 30-car pileup.</i>

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<i>Next hour, we're gonna be
talking to an Oregon man who says</i>

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<i>a group of schoolchildren
burned his house to the ground.</i>

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Merry Christmas, Chris.

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Ah, schoolkids are lighting
their uncles on fire

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and throwing bowling balls
off of bridges.

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Nothing too merry
about that.

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Got two more crates
for you in back.

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I'll bring the truck around.

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All right,
I'll get 'em ready.

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Hey, Chris.

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Ralph.

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I got a whole lot
of presents under the tree.

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You could come over later
and unwrap a couple early.

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- Hmm. I might be...
- Hold that thought.

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Sorry about that, Chris.
What can I get ya?

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Johnny Carson.

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Not in your usual
chipper mood today.

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Went a whole two seconds and I haven't
heard anything about the decline of society

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or the reckless youth
in America.

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I guess I'm just having
a good day.

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Wishin' and waitin' isn't
gonna change what's inside.

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Gotta get another whiskey
from the back.

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Can I help you?

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How are ya, Mike?

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Don't think I know you.

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Nicole and the kids are well,
I hope.

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Look, uh, I wasn't gonna
do anything...

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Oh, I've known Sandy since she was a kid.
She's a great girl.

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But she never did hold
much faith in wedding vows.

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- Not like you and me, Mike.
- Listen, I'm...

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I'm just here having a drink.
I'm not...

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You know, if you drive
straight through...

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I reckon you could be home
in 12 hours,

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spend the holiday
with your family.

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Who are you?

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Well, I'm... I'm the guy
that's gonna buy you a beer.

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Why don't you hop?
I'll take care of it.

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And Mike, drive safe.

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Where's Mike?

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- Who?
- The good-looking guy

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that was sitting right next
to where your fat butt is.

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Oh, that fella.
Well, I guess he left.

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Why is it every time you come in
here, I end up going home alone?

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Maybe I'm a jinx.

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Yeah.

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- <i>Hello?</i>
- Hello, ma'am. I'm a reporter with <i>The Times.</i>

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<i>Oh, that's a wonderful paper.</i>

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Yes, it is.

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I feel very privileged
to be a part of it.

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- <i>How can I help you?</i>
- Yesterday, we ran an article

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on your school's
science fair...

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and I had a few
follow-up questions

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for the "Best of Show,"
Christine Crawford.

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I was hoping I could get
her contact information.

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<i>No problem
I can get that for you.</i>

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Fantastic.

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<i>Just gonna be
one more second.</i>

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Great.

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I brought your milk.

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Oh, thank you, honey.

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Put it here.

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You should be resting.

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Let's get these outta your way.

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On the desk.

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Mm.

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- Night.
- Good night.

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- I love you.
- I love you too.

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- Regina!
- Yes, Mr. Wenan.

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Grandmother wants everyone
out of the house right now.

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Certainly, sir.

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Mmm, you know...

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I've never lost
a science competition.

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Did you know a circuit
is only as good as its ground?

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Billy, I-I thought that your science proj...

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Twelve-volt car battery.

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Might not kill you,

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but it'll make
your teeth chatter.

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You're gonna return
the first-place ribbon

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and tell them you were unfairly
helped with that train project.

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You cheated.

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You don't deserve to win.

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Am I being clear?

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Get her outta here.

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Ah.

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They arrived about
20 minutes ago.

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Yeah. Hope they brought
the other half of our check.

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Stay calm. You exploding
is not gonna help anything.

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No, but it'll make me feel better.

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Oh.

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Good to see you,
Chris.

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Apologies about springing
this visit on you.

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Why don't we drop
the pleasantries?

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It's my busiest time of year,
and I got work to do.

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- Now, where's the rest of my money?
- I'm Captain Jacobs.

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- We've got a proposition for you.
- No propositions, no shakes.

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I want what's due.
And this? This is half.

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Well, you only produced
half of last year's product,

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and, uh, the subsidy payment
reflects that.

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Well, this is Christmas. We're not
handing out participation trophies.

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I can't help it if half the kids
deserve coal instead of presents.

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We got a minimum budget.
It's in our contract.

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Well, actually, your contract with the
United States government, um, states,

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"Subsidy payment is dependent on
volume of presents made and delivered."

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And that's exactly
how you've been paid.

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This won't even
cover the power.

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We have employees to pay,
food to buy,

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and quite frankly,
this is one...

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humdinger of a time

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to lay this burden on us.

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The point is,
with only half our payment,

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we're not gonna
be able to survive.

229
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We understand the financial
constraints that you're suffering.

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No one wants to shut you down,
not if we don't have to.

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Do you even understand
what you're saying?

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What you'd be doing
to Christmas?

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We want your holiday spirit.
It generates holiday spending.

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Let's not get into
all that right now.

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I mean,
the important thing is,

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we might have a chance
to work this out.

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Captain, if you please.

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Chris, Ruth,

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the United States military would
like to procure your services.

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You know what happens
if I hear you talked, right?

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No.

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I'll kill your mommy.

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I'll kill your daddy.

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You got a dog?

245
00:19:50.758 --> 00:19:51.973
Yeah.

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What's your dog's name?

247
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J-Jo Jo Beans.

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Well, I will kill
ol' Jo Jo Beans too.

249
00:20:02.278 --> 00:20:04.518
Now
you're gonna go in there

250
00:20:04.646 --> 00:20:06.405
and say that you were
at the mall

251
00:20:06.534 --> 00:20:08.583
and you lost track
of time.

252
00:20:08.710 --> 00:20:11.077
You were buying them some
Christmas presents. You got it?

253
00:20:11.206 --> 00:20:12.838
I don't have
any Christmas pre...

254
00:20:12.965 --> 00:20:16.294
Well, maybe you were thinking about
buying them some Christmas presents.

255
00:20:20.902 --> 00:20:23.750
Remember,
two nights from now,

256
00:20:23.878 --> 00:20:26.854
Santa's gonna slide his
fat ass down your chimney

257
00:20:26.982 --> 00:20:28.550
and give you
a whole bunch of presents

258
00:20:28.678 --> 00:20:30.822
'cause you've been such
a good girl this year.

259
00:20:31.686 --> 00:20:34.149
You know, he doesn't
do that for everyone.

260
00:20:36.965 --> 00:20:38.310
Here's your phone.

261
00:20:47.942 --> 00:20:49.381
Christine.

262
00:20:52.806 --> 00:20:54.502
Merry Christmas.

263
00:21:06.982 --> 00:21:08.581
Thanks, love.

264
00:21:11.814 --> 00:21:14.758
You think they're serious about
shutting down the factory?

265
00:21:15.494 --> 00:21:17.317
Nah, they're just
trying to bully us

266
00:21:17.446 --> 00:21:19.173
into a contract.

267
00:21:19.302 --> 00:21:21.414
You sure about that?

268
00:21:23.142 --> 00:21:24.806
We could use
the extra income.

269
00:21:24.933 --> 00:21:26.694
Oh, I'm aware.

270
00:21:26.821 --> 00:21:29.062
Doesn't have
to come from them though.

271
00:21:31.046 --> 00:21:32.390
No.

272
00:21:32.518 --> 00:21:34.790
Why, no, it doesn't.

273
00:21:34.918 --> 00:21:37.830
I'm glad I thought of it.

274
00:21:39.942 --> 00:21:41.446
Hmm.

275
00:21:41.574 --> 00:21:44.294
Well, I'm calling you on
Christmas Eve, so you know it's serious.

276
00:21:44.422 --> 00:21:47.430
I mean, I thought we did
a great job for you back in '98.

277
00:21:47.558 --> 00:21:48.870
My team is fast.

278
00:21:48.997 --> 00:21:51.494
And you know
they do quality work, right?

279
00:21:53.765 --> 00:21:55.430
Well, no.

280
00:21:55.558 --> 00:21:57.702
No, no, I can't beat that.

281
00:21:57.830 --> 00:22:01.062
But if you're getting it that cheap, you've
gotta be sacrificing something somewhere.

282
00:22:05.317 --> 00:22:07.558
I'm sorry to hear that,
Lee Ning.

283
00:22:09.286 --> 00:22:11.494
Yes, have a good day. Bye.

284
00:22:11.622 --> 00:22:14.406
Lee Ning, out.

285
00:22:26.086 --> 00:22:29.478
Elon, this is Chris.
What do you got for me?

286
00:22:31.750 --> 00:22:35.814
I bid on everything from
mainframes to Pez dispensers.

287
00:22:35.941 --> 00:22:37.893
Everybody's outsourcing.

288
00:22:39.430 --> 00:22:44.422
They got six-year-olds pulling
12-hour shifts in bare feet

289
00:22:44.550 --> 00:22:46.182
for two sticks
of bubble gum.

290
00:22:46.310 --> 00:22:48.070
It's heartbreaking.

291
00:22:48.197 --> 00:22:51.429
You're exhausted, and you've got
a long night of delivering gifts.

292
00:22:51.558 --> 00:22:53.702
Why don't you get some rest
before you go out?

293
00:22:53.830 --> 00:22:56.101
You still got
a little bit of time.

294
00:22:56.229 --> 00:22:58.246
I can't sleep.

295
00:22:58.374 --> 00:23:00.966
The whole damn operation
is goin' tits up.

296
00:23:05.254 --> 00:23:07.590
- Chris.
- <i>Chris, the sleigh's packed and ready to go.</i>

297
00:23:07.718 --> 00:23:09.158
I'll be right there.

298
00:23:10.854 --> 00:23:13.638
- Let me see it.
- Hold on. I'm almost finished.

299
00:23:13.765 --> 00:23:15.526
Let me...
Just give me the list.

300
00:23:15.654 --> 00:23:17.349
Have you checked it?

301
00:23:17.478 --> 00:23:19.269
Come on. It's fine.

302
00:23:26.054 --> 00:23:27.974
Why are you being
like this?

303
00:23:30.661 --> 00:23:32.230
'Cause I failed.

304
00:23:41.318 --> 00:23:42.406
Hey!

305
00:23:42.534 --> 00:23:45.030
- You forgetting something?
- Oh.

306
00:23:49.382 --> 00:23:52.006
- I'll keep hold of this for you.
- Oh, come on.

307
00:23:52.134 --> 00:23:54.278
It's 15 below out here.

308
00:23:54.406 --> 00:23:56.166
Then have hot chocolate.

309
00:23:58.470 --> 00:24:00.101
All right.

310
00:26:11.430 --> 00:26:12.710
How'd it go?

311
00:26:12.838 --> 00:26:15.142
- I survived.
- Mmm.

312
00:26:17.029 --> 00:26:19.334
Merry Christmas, darling.

313
00:27:14.117 --> 00:27:18.502
You just messed
up big time, fat man!

314
00:27:18.629 --> 00:27:19.685
Go!

315
00:27:42.502 --> 00:27:45.382
Hot damn. That was
a course record.

316
00:27:46.053 --> 00:27:47.462
Let's run it again.

317
00:27:47.590 --> 00:27:50.695
I was, uh, hoping to, uh,
get to my son's place

318
00:27:50.822 --> 00:27:53.829
and see the grandkids opening
presents this morning.

319
00:27:57.221 --> 00:28:00.517
Are you not being
compensated for your time?

320
00:28:00.646 --> 00:28:03.271
Oh, y-yeah, yeah. Sure.

321
00:28:03.397 --> 00:28:05.127
Well, is that
not enough for you?

322
00:28:05.253 --> 00:28:06.790
No, uh, it is.

323
00:28:06.918 --> 00:28:08.614
Good.

324
00:28:08.741 --> 00:28:10.309
Then let's run it again.

325
00:28:32.007 --> 00:28:33.157
Is there a problem?

326
00:28:33.286 --> 00:28:34.918
<i>I've got a job for you.</i>

327
00:28:35.046 --> 00:28:36.966
- Good.
- <i>I think you're gonna like it.</i>

328
00:28:37.093 --> 00:28:39.269
<i>It complements
that hobby of yours.</i>

329
00:28:39.398 --> 00:28:40.742
What's the job?

330
00:28:44.069 --> 00:28:46.502
I'd like you
to kill Santa Claus.

331
00:28:49.287 --> 00:28:51.111
Really?

332
00:28:51.238 --> 00:28:53.573
<i>I know he let you down too.</i>

333
00:28:54.151 --> 00:28:55.685
Well, uh...

334
00:28:56.358 --> 00:28:57.798
that's not gonna be easy.

335
00:28:57.927 --> 00:29:00.902
<i>Well, if you're not interested,
I'm sure I could find s...</i>

336
00:29:01.029 --> 00:29:02.662
No, I'm interested.

337
00:29:03.173 --> 00:29:05.189
I'm very interested.

338
00:29:14.502 --> 00:29:15.782
<i>Hello. Davis here.</i>

339
00:29:15.910 --> 00:29:17.830
Ah, good morning.
This is Chris.

340
00:29:17.958 --> 00:29:20.133
- <i>Chris, good morning.</i>
- I'll do the contract.

341
00:29:20.262 --> 00:29:21.766
<i>Oh, that's fantastic!
That's great.</i>

342
00:29:21.895 --> 00:29:25.222
- Ye... Yeah. Yeah, well, yes.
- <i>Let's get together...</i>

343
00:29:25.349 --> 00:29:27.622
Well, m-merry... merry Christmas.

344
00:29:27.751 --> 00:29:31.302
The one day you get to sleep
in, and you're up early.

345
00:29:31.431 --> 00:29:33.255
Well, I had
a heavy mind.

346
00:29:35.749 --> 00:29:37.925
I just agreed
to the contract.

347
00:29:38.055 --> 00:29:40.709
- It's what we have to do, love.
- I know.

348
00:29:41.478 --> 00:29:42.918
What is it?

349
00:29:43.047 --> 00:29:46.021
Oh, some kids with a deer
rifle put some flak in the air.

350
00:29:46.149 --> 00:29:47.815
- Again?
- Yeah.

351
00:29:47.941 --> 00:29:51.430
Put two holes in the sleigh, one in me.
Even tore my bag.

352
00:29:51.558 --> 00:29:54.022
Don't worry about the bag.
Let me see your side.

353
00:29:54.149 --> 00:29:56.262
I'm all right. It's...
It's fine, it's fine.

354
00:29:56.391 --> 00:29:58.278
It'll heal
in the usual way.

355
00:30:00.805 --> 00:30:02.885
I don't know
what I'm doing wrong.

356
00:30:04.326 --> 00:30:06.855
Maybe it's time
I retired the coat.

357
00:30:06.982 --> 00:30:10.021
You just need a break.
We're all feeling it this year.

358
00:30:10.149 --> 00:30:11.846
I've lost
my influence.

359
00:30:11.973 --> 00:30:14.758
You're an icon.
People love you.

360
00:30:14.886 --> 00:30:16.966
I'm a silly, fat man
in a red suit.

361
00:30:17.093 --> 00:30:20.613
I mean, you think it's cute, but this
is what people actually think of me.

362
00:30:20.742 --> 00:30:22.853
Christmas is a farce.
I am a joke.

363
00:30:22.982 --> 00:30:25.413
There hasn't been any real
spirit of the season anymore.

364
00:30:25.542 --> 00:30:26.789
Not for years.

365
00:30:26.919 --> 00:30:28.709
Let's just get
a few days out on this.

366
00:30:28.839 --> 00:30:30.437
That will give you
a better perspective.

367
00:30:30.565 --> 00:30:32.326
I should've charged them
royalties for my image.

368
00:30:32.453 --> 00:30:34.502
- Now, that's what we should've done.
- That's not who we are.

369
00:30:34.630 --> 00:30:38.309
No, we're only the largest economic
stimulus in the entire world.

370
00:30:38.439 --> 00:30:40.902
Christmas generates
$3 trillion in the US alone.

371
00:30:41.029 --> 00:30:43.270
We can't pay our power bill.
Think there's something wrong with that?

372
00:30:43.398 --> 00:30:45.702
Oh, is that how
we're measuring success now?

373
00:30:45.829 --> 00:30:47.493
Well, that's what
they care about.

374
00:30:47.622 --> 00:30:52.709
They put up with us so they can
sell their toys and sodas and cars.

375
00:30:52.839 --> 00:30:53.895
We're a business.

376
00:30:54.022 --> 00:30:56.133
And don't kid yourself, Ruth.

377
00:30:56.262 --> 00:30:59.173
Altruism is not a deductible
on their bottom line.

378
00:30:59.302 --> 00:31:02.117
Don't put it all on them.
You've changed too.

379
00:31:03.526 --> 00:31:05.029
You might be right.

380
00:31:06.053 --> 00:31:08.005
Maybe I'm just like 'em.

381
00:31:09.126 --> 00:31:10.853
You still have it.

382
00:31:12.869 --> 00:31:17.830
All I have is a loathing
for a world that's forgotten.

383
00:31:25.575 --> 00:31:27.462
Thanks for the cigars.

384
00:31:54.085 --> 00:31:56.358
- <i>Information. Can I help you?</i>
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

385
00:31:56.486 --> 00:31:58.375
I need to get ahold of somebody
in the North Pole.

386
00:31:58.501 --> 00:32:01.863
<i>I'm not able to search without
a specific country or code.</i>

387
00:32:01.990 --> 00:32:06.341
Okay. All right, uh, then what's
the closest thing to the North Pole?

388
00:32:06.469 --> 00:32:08.389
Something... Something
arctic, in the Arctic Circle.

389
00:32:08.518 --> 00:32:11.590
<i>Unfortunately, I don't know. If you
could be more specific, I could help you.</i>

390
00:32:11.718 --> 00:32:15.109
Well, is there a city up there,
an island, anything?

391
00:32:15.238 --> 00:32:17.446
A chunk of ice
floating in the fucking ocean?

392
00:32:17.575 --> 00:32:19.430
<i>I can't stay on if you're
gonna talk like that.</i>

393
00:32:19.558 --> 00:32:21.222
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to cuss.

394
00:32:21.350 --> 00:32:23.749
- Please don't hang up.
- <i>I want to help you. If you could be more specific.</i>

395
00:32:23.878 --> 00:32:26.406
Okay, uh,
what about the city of...

396
00:32:26.533 --> 00:32:28.710
of Eureka
on Ellesmere Island?

397
00:32:28.839 --> 00:32:31.782
- <i>Okay, I have it.</i>
- Great, great.

398
00:32:31.910 --> 00:32:34.630
Do you have a listing
for Christopher Cringle?

399
00:32:34.758 --> 00:32:36.901
Hello?

400
00:32:37.766 --> 00:32:39.909
Hello?

401
00:32:40.037 --> 00:32:42.438
Why did you
hang up the fucking phone?

402
00:32:51.333 --> 00:32:52.935
Just relax.

403
00:33:01.638 --> 00:33:02.695
Back to basics.

404
00:33:10.246 --> 00:33:12.295
- Damn! Shit.
- I broke it.

405
00:33:12.421 --> 00:33:13.318
- I broke it.
- Jesus.

406
00:33:32.455 --> 00:33:34.501
May I get another pot of tea?

407
00:33:49.510 --> 00:33:52.454
Mr. Wenan.
This package came for you.

408
00:33:52.582 --> 00:33:54.949
From your father
for Christmas.

409
00:33:59.557 --> 00:34:00.999
It's a few days late.

410
00:34:01.126 --> 00:34:02.341
Yes, sir.

411
00:34:03.589 --> 00:34:05.095
From the Bahamas?

412
00:34:05.221 --> 00:34:07.269
That's what it says,
sir.

413
00:34:07.397 --> 00:34:10.149
He's probably there with
his girlfriend, Kara.

414
00:34:11.013 --> 00:34:12.486
I wouldn't know, sir.

415
00:34:13.925 --> 00:34:16.422
Well, pass it to me.

416
00:35:40.293 --> 00:35:42.438
Where the hell are you?

417
00:36:22.533 --> 00:36:23.718
Hey.

418
00:36:24.358 --> 00:36:25.638
Where do the, uh...

419
00:36:25.766 --> 00:36:28.070
the letters
to Santa go?

420
00:36:28.198 --> 00:36:30.213
You know, the letters the
children write to Santa Claus?

421
00:36:30.341 --> 00:36:31.814
- What happens to 'em?
- Yeah, yeah. H-36.

422
00:36:31.942 --> 00:36:34.534
Uh, it's a... it's a bin
down at the office.

423
00:36:34.662 --> 00:36:37.893
- Right. What happens to 'em after that?
- Uh, I don't know.

424
00:36:38.021 --> 00:36:39.877
Guess you could ask Weyland,
our district super.

425
00:36:40.006 --> 00:36:41.254
Weyland? You know
where I could find him?

426
00:36:41.382 --> 00:36:43.366
Yeah, downtown office,
just off Redding Street.

427
00:36:43.494 --> 00:36:44.613
- Redding?
- Yeah.

428
00:36:44.741 --> 00:36:47.270
- Great. Thank you.
- No problem.

429
00:36:47.398 --> 00:36:48.806
Have a good day.

430
00:37:01.925 --> 00:37:03.206
Morning.

431
00:37:03.813 --> 00:37:06.246
Sorry.
This is my first day.

432
00:37:06.374 --> 00:37:08.677
Know where I can find
Supervisor Meeks's office?

433
00:37:18.150 --> 00:37:19.590
Um...

434
00:37:20.038 --> 00:37:21.702
can I help you?

435
00:37:22.886 --> 00:37:25.318
I'm looking
for the fat man.

436
00:37:25.446 --> 00:37:26.374
Where is he?

437
00:37:26.502 --> 00:37:27.942
Excuse me?

438
00:37:28.678 --> 00:37:30.918
Santa Claus,
motherfucker.

439
00:37:32.774 --> 00:37:34.629
Come on, Weyland.

440
00:37:34.758 --> 00:37:36.326
Don't act stupid.

441
00:37:36.453 --> 00:37:40.261
Just give me the address and
I'll walk right out of here.

442
00:37:43.558 --> 00:37:45.318
Where do you send the letters?

443
00:37:45.446 --> 00:37:47.366
Okay, just take it easy.

444
00:37:50.182 --> 00:37:52.550
Look,
I can't give you an address because...

445
00:37:52.678 --> 00:37:54.246
Shh.

446
00:37:54.374 --> 00:37:56.645
I can't give you an
address because I don't have one.

447
00:37:56.774 --> 00:37:58.438
Then you just sorted
your last piece of mail.

448
00:37:58.565 --> 00:38:00.166
No, no, no, no.
I just...

449
00:38:00.294 --> 00:38:03.718
Look, it's a classified program.
They give me a PO box and that's it.

450
00:38:03.846 --> 00:38:05.414
I don't know anything else.
I swear to you.

451
00:38:05.542 --> 00:38:08.229
We just crate up the letters
and send them out.

452
00:38:10.502 --> 00:38:11.686
Write it down.

453
00:38:12.870 --> 00:38:14.502
- Write it down.
- Okay.

454
00:38:14.917 --> 00:38:16.294
Okay.

455
00:38:17.350 --> 00:38:18.950
To the right.

456
00:38:19.078 --> 00:38:20.166
Other way.

457
00:38:26.694 --> 00:38:28.806
Not that page.
Use a blank one.

458
00:38:31.877 --> 00:38:33.350
Okay.

459
00:38:33.478 --> 00:38:35.430
- Slow down. Make it legible.
- Fuck.

460
00:38:37.318 --> 00:38:38.470
Okay?

461
00:38:45.190 --> 00:38:48.582
- You gotta be shitting me.
- No, no, no. It's the truth. I swear it.

462
00:38:54.406 --> 00:38:57.510
So, uh, what now?

463
00:38:59.782 --> 00:39:01.126
Well...

464
00:39:01.989 --> 00:39:03.398
that's it.

465
00:39:11.750 --> 00:39:13.157
Son of a...

466
00:39:48.742 --> 00:39:50.278
<i>Hello?</i>

467
00:39:50.406 --> 00:39:51.942
We're a go.

468
00:39:52.070 --> 00:39:54.726
- I'll be on the road by midnight.
- <i>Sounds good.</i>

469
00:39:54.854 --> 00:39:56.806
<i>Keep me updated
on your progress.</i>

470
00:41:08.198 --> 00:41:10.054
They'll understand.

471
00:41:11.749 --> 00:41:13.542
They shouldn't have to.

472
00:41:14.758 --> 00:41:17.191
Can I assume
they speak English?

473
00:41:17.318 --> 00:41:22.342
Our work requires that they
speak many different languages.

474
00:41:22.470 --> 00:41:24.998
Let's just get this
over with.

475
00:41:34.982 --> 00:41:38.822
All right, everyone.
Quiet down now. Let's quiet down.

476
00:41:44.678 --> 00:41:48.966
- Is everybody here?
- We're all here and accounted for, sir.

477
00:41:51.590 --> 00:41:53.638
Well, firstly, uh,

478
00:41:53.766 --> 00:41:56.902
I'm sorry to call you
all back so early.

479
00:41:57.030 --> 00:41:59.845
But I'm sure you're all
excited to get cracking

480
00:41:59.974 --> 00:42:03.718
and get working again
on next year's Christmas season.

481
00:42:11.590 --> 00:42:16.358
And you're probably wondering about
all the new faces around here today.

482
00:42:18.118 --> 00:42:19.974
Well,
as you already know...

483
00:42:21.894 --> 00:42:26.278
there is a rising number of our
youth making poor decisions.

484
00:42:28.006 --> 00:42:32.422
Now, this has unfortunately
caused our yearly subsidy

485
00:42:32.550 --> 00:42:35.142
to be well below
our current budget.

486
00:42:36.871 --> 00:42:39.205
Now, to make up
for that shortfall...

487
00:42:41.862 --> 00:42:46.022
we are fulfilling a two-month
contract with the US military.

488
00:42:54.182 --> 00:42:58.502
Now, I know this must come
as a shock to a lot of you.

489
00:42:58.630 --> 00:43:01.926
Believe me,
had there been any other way...

490
00:43:06.278 --> 00:43:08.326
This is Captain Jacobs.

491
00:43:09.351 --> 00:43:10.662
Captain Jacobs'll fill you in

492
00:43:10.789 --> 00:43:13.413
on a lot of the changes
that are going on around here.

493
00:43:13.542 --> 00:43:14.918
Thank you.

494
00:43:19.206 --> 00:43:22.086
I am going to go over
some rules

495
00:43:22.213 --> 00:43:24.358
that must be followed
without exception

496
00:43:24.485 --> 00:43:26.662
and throughout the duration
of this engagement.

497
00:43:26.791 --> 00:43:31.174
These rules are for your safety,
and your safety alone.

498
00:43:31.301 --> 00:43:34.246
Number one,
you will be fingerprinted,

499
00:43:34.375 --> 00:43:38.054
- assigned a security badge to be worn at all times.
- Next.

500
00:43:38.182 --> 00:43:41.669
Number two, you must enter
and exit the factory floor

501
00:43:41.798 --> 00:43:43.718
through the
southern bay doors only.

502
00:43:43.846 --> 00:43:48.006
Number three, you must remove
the bells from your uniforms

503
00:43:48.133 --> 00:43:50.695
as they will set off
our metal detectors.

504
00:43:50.822 --> 00:43:55.109
In addition to these rules,
we will be upgrading the site's security.

505
00:43:55.782 --> 00:43:57.573
Do you have any questions?

506
00:43:58.918 --> 00:43:59.974
Yes.

507
00:44:00.101 --> 00:44:02.311
What kind of toys
are we making, sir?

508
00:44:02.437 --> 00:44:03.782
Not toys, miss.

509
00:44:03.910 --> 00:44:06.982
Control panels for
America's eagle in the sky,

510
00:44:07.111 --> 00:44:09.734
our FJ-63 fighter jets.

511
00:44:17.926 --> 00:44:19.813
What's the purpose
of your visit?

512
00:44:20.455 --> 00:44:23.206
Recreation. Hunting.

513
00:44:23.335 --> 00:44:25.382
I'm gonna kill some things.

514
00:44:27.622 --> 00:44:29.509
You fill out the 5589?

515
00:44:29.638 --> 00:44:33.413
Yes, ma'am,
I have my 5589...

516
00:44:33.862 --> 00:44:36.902
my 4457,

517
00:44:37.029 --> 00:44:39.782
and my 3177 right here.

518
00:44:58.213 --> 00:44:59.462
All right.

519
00:44:59.590 --> 00:45:00.966
Welcome to Canada.

520
00:45:01.414 --> 00:45:02.853
Good to be here.

521
00:45:44.935 --> 00:45:47.815
Holy Christ, Corporal,
you call that hammering?

522
00:45:48.485 --> 00:45:50.727
Show a little pride
in your work.

523
00:45:50.853 --> 00:45:52.102
Here. You're up.

524
00:45:54.245 --> 00:45:55.909
Holy hell.

525
00:45:56.038 --> 00:45:58.406
Soldier, get your sorry ass
out of that lift.

526
00:45:58.533 --> 00:46:00.135
Clean that shit up.

527
00:46:13.798 --> 00:46:15.269
Hey, partner. Here.

528
00:46:15.398 --> 00:46:16.837
Hang on to this.

529
00:46:30.886 --> 00:46:32.229
Thank you.

530
00:46:32.902 --> 00:46:34.246
Steroids.

531
00:46:40.741 --> 00:46:43.045
I come in peace.

532
00:46:43.174 --> 00:46:44.806
Thank you.

533
00:46:59.655 --> 00:47:01.575
Morning, 7.
How's everybody holding up?

534
00:47:01.702 --> 00:47:04.966
Very well, sir. We got the
line up and running last night.

535
00:47:05.093 --> 00:47:07.621
- Right now we're optimizing.
- Oh, yeah.

536
00:47:07.749 --> 00:47:09.925
Okay, optimizing.
I see.

537
00:47:10.053 --> 00:47:11.845
19, 23,
how are you doing?

538
00:47:11.973 --> 00:47:14.151
- Wonderfully perfect, sir.
- Uh, super-duper good.

539
00:47:14.278 --> 00:47:16.870
Ah, I appreciate
the positivity.

540
00:47:16.998 --> 00:47:17.926
Are you buying that?

541
00:47:18.055 --> 00:47:19.815
Absolutely, boss.

542
00:47:19.942 --> 00:47:23.013
I really backed you into a corner on this
one, 7. Don't think I don't know that.

543
00:47:23.142 --> 00:47:25.861
The order calls for a lot of
product in a short amount of time.

544
00:47:25.989 --> 00:47:29.701
Yeah, it's gonna be a squeaker even if
everything goes perfect. Refill, thanks.

545
00:47:29.829 --> 00:47:31.013
Which it never does.

546
00:47:31.142 --> 00:47:32.837
When have you seen it
go perfect?

547
00:47:32.965 --> 00:47:35.398
- 1910 was close.
- There was a bad war that year.

548
00:47:35.526 --> 00:47:36.549
You can't blame
yourself.

549
00:47:36.677 --> 00:47:39.175
- I'll go check the crew.
- The office.

550
00:47:39.301 --> 00:47:40.678
Oh, one more thing.

551
00:47:40.806 --> 00:47:42.373
7...

552
00:47:42.502 --> 00:47:45.189
this is make or break
for us.

553
00:47:45.317 --> 00:47:48.646
I don't need to tell you that
absolutely everything is on the line.

554
00:47:49.638 --> 00:47:52.294
Christmas is at stake, sir.
We won't let you down.

555
00:47:52.422 --> 00:47:55.558
- We'll have the order finished on time.
- Good man.

556
00:47:55.686 --> 00:47:58.119
Chris, I just
talked to my superiors.

557
00:47:58.246 --> 00:48:00.326
They're very impressed with
the numbers that I gave them.

558
00:48:00.453 --> 00:48:03.685
They're sending in a couple of suits
to have a look at the operation.

559
00:48:03.814 --> 00:48:05.862
It's a very impressive
group of...

560
00:48:06.726 --> 00:48:08.646
little workers
you've got here.

561
00:48:08.775 --> 00:48:09.735
Real hard workers.

562
00:48:10.951 --> 00:48:13.126
I'd like to use the break
room, if that's possible.

563
00:48:13.253 --> 00:48:15.686
I'm running an eight-man
rotation, four on at all times.

564
00:48:15.813 --> 00:48:18.821
Me or one of my men are gonna be
inside the factory 24 hours a day.

565
00:48:18.949 --> 00:48:20.837
How does that
sit with you, 7?

566
00:48:20.965 --> 00:48:23.686
We can take our breaks
in the cafeteria.

567
00:48:23.813 --> 00:48:25.990
Many thanks to you.
Captain Jacobs.

568
00:48:26.118 --> 00:48:27.589
- 7.
- 7?

569
00:48:27.718 --> 00:48:29.638
We're all ranked and
accounted for by number.

570
00:48:29.766 --> 00:48:31.015
It's more efficient
that way.

571
00:48:31.141 --> 00:48:32.966
7's our factory foreman.

572
00:48:33.093 --> 00:48:34.213
What happened to
1 through 6?

573
00:48:34.342 --> 00:48:36.229
Well, we've been at this
a long time.

574
00:48:36.358 --> 00:48:38.278
We don't reissue numbers.

575
00:48:38.406 --> 00:48:41.223
That would be unethical
and dishonorable.

576
00:48:42.214 --> 00:48:43.110
I like it.

577
00:48:43.239 --> 00:48:44.997
That's a hell of
a way to run a crew.

578
00:48:45.126 --> 00:48:48.613
Would you like a cookie,
Captain Jacobs?

579
00:48:49.222 --> 00:48:50.501
Indeed.

580
00:48:51.717 --> 00:48:53.253
A hell of a way
to run a crew.

581
00:48:53.381 --> 00:48:54.663
Excuse me.

582
00:48:59.622 --> 00:49:00.678
Mmm.

583
00:49:01.861 --> 00:49:03.109
Wow.

584
00:49:15.333 --> 00:49:16.902
You all right, buddy?

585
00:49:30.693 --> 00:49:33.797
The hamster hammock is a top
seller and this, the roller.

586
00:49:33.926 --> 00:49:36.453
Then we have
the seesaw.

587
00:49:36.581 --> 00:49:39.271
Nibblers and
the pet playhouse.

588
00:49:39.397 --> 00:49:41.542
There's no room
for the pet playhouse.

589
00:49:41.670 --> 00:49:44.422
You know, it's funny.
You don't strike me as a hamster person.

590
00:49:44.550 --> 00:49:47.686
- Well, I am.
- You seem more like a... a reptile person.

591
00:49:47.815 --> 00:49:49.861
Do you like lizards?

592
00:49:51.238 --> 00:49:52.711
I have a great selection
of chameleons.

593
00:49:52.837 --> 00:49:54.821
I don't want a chameleon.

594
00:49:56.358 --> 00:49:57.541
Snakes.

595
00:49:57.669 --> 00:50:00.453
That's it.
You're a snake person.

596
00:50:01.413 --> 00:50:03.110
Snakes eat hamsters.

597
00:50:03.238 --> 00:50:05.477
You know, lots of people don't know
what kind of pet person they are,

598
00:50:05.606 --> 00:50:07.526
but I'm really good
at this.

599
00:50:08.326 --> 00:50:10.630
You know, you remind me
a lot of my mother.

600
00:50:10.758 --> 00:50:12.101
- Really?
- Yeah.

601
00:50:12.229 --> 00:50:13.830
She wasn't
a good listener,

602
00:50:13.957 --> 00:50:16.997
and she never knew
when to shut the fuck up.

603
00:50:19.749 --> 00:50:21.094
Thank you.

604
00:50:38.598 --> 00:50:40.166
Here you go, fellas.

605
00:50:46.726 --> 00:50:47.749
- Hi.
- Hey.

606
00:50:47.878 --> 00:50:49.094
Mr. Cringle.

607
00:50:49.222 --> 00:50:51.397
We had a hell of a time
finding this place.

608
00:50:51.526 --> 00:50:53.477
Asked around town,
but no one had a clue.

609
00:50:53.606 --> 00:50:55.975
Yeah, as you can imagine,
it has to be that way.

610
00:50:56.101 --> 00:50:57.286
And we think
it's a good thing.

611
00:50:57.414 --> 00:50:59.173
Great thing.
Yeah, I'm Lex Taylor.

612
00:50:59.302 --> 00:51:02.086
- This is, uh, Carter Mapplethorpe.
- I know who you are.

613
00:51:02.214 --> 00:51:04.263
Right. They warned us
about that.

614
00:51:04.390 --> 00:51:06.693
Things were a little touch-and-go
for a couple of years.

615
00:51:06.821 --> 00:51:08.326
Weren't they, Carter?

616
00:51:10.597 --> 00:51:12.613
Whoa, hey, hey.

617
00:51:12.742 --> 00:51:14.854
Oh, that's Donner.
He gets a mite nippy.

618
00:51:14.982 --> 00:51:17.446
You're lucky it wasn't Blitzer.
She'd tear your package right off.

619
00:51:17.574 --> 00:51:20.101
Well, have a look around, fellas.

620
00:51:20.229 --> 00:51:21.958
7, my shop foreman,

621
00:51:22.085 --> 00:51:23.686
will show you anything
you might need to see.

622
00:51:23.815 --> 00:51:25.925
We, uh, don't need to have
a look around, Chris.

623
00:51:26.053 --> 00:51:28.550
No, we've seen the numbers,
we've seen the samples,

624
00:51:28.678 --> 00:51:30.438
and the work you do
is exceptional.

625
00:51:30.566 --> 00:51:33.733
The military would like to procure
your services on an annual basis.

626
00:51:33.862 --> 00:51:35.878
Let's not get ahead
of ourselves here.

627
00:51:36.006 --> 00:51:40.934
We are prepared to guarantee
your subsidization for 15 years.

628
00:51:41.670 --> 00:51:43.718
I hear
what you're saying,

629
00:51:43.846 --> 00:51:45.670
but this is a one-time deal,
gentlemen.

630
00:51:45.798 --> 00:51:49.190
How about you wait until you get that
check on the first of next month,

631
00:51:49.318 --> 00:51:52.454
and then we'll see if you
don't have a change of heart.

632
00:51:52.582 --> 00:51:53.990
That's not gonna happen.

633
00:51:54.118 --> 00:51:57.030
I appreciate your optimism,
sir, I-I really do,

634
00:51:57.158 --> 00:52:00.038
but with all due respect,
I think both of us know

635
00:52:00.166 --> 00:52:03.558
that there's a very good chance you're
gonna end up right back here next year.

636
00:52:04.261 --> 00:52:05.670
And then maybe,
Mr. Cringle,

637
00:52:05.798 --> 00:52:09.061
- the deal we offer won't be so sweet.
- Mm-hmm.

638
00:52:09.958 --> 00:52:11.302
I'll keep
some axle grease handy

639
00:52:11.430 --> 00:52:13.638
just in case
I change my mind.

640
00:52:17.350 --> 00:52:18.246
Okay.

641
00:52:44.006 --> 00:52:46.054
<i>But will the president do that?</i>

642
00:52:46.182 --> 00:52:48.198
<i>I think he already is.</i>

643
00:52:56.197 --> 00:52:58.149
Sit tight.
Be right back.

644
00:53:09.030 --> 00:53:10.597
You get this
for Christmas?

645
00:53:10.726 --> 00:53:12.902
Yeah, Santa gave it to me.

646
00:53:14.630 --> 00:53:16.389
You must be a good kid.

647
00:53:17.285 --> 00:53:18.886
I guess so.

648
00:53:19.014 --> 00:53:22.438
You know what I got for
Christmas when I was your age?

649
00:53:25.798 --> 00:53:29.318
You never forget the smell of
burning flesh and menthols.

650
00:53:35.942 --> 00:53:37.926
Give you
a hundred bucks for it.

651
00:53:42.726 --> 00:53:43.750
150.

652
00:54:37.893 --> 00:54:40.038
Your workers sure have
healthy appetites.

653
00:54:41.765 --> 00:54:44.262
You know, I can't help but think
the smallness and discoloration

654
00:54:44.390 --> 00:54:47.174
is a direct result of
an inadequate diet.

655
00:54:47.302 --> 00:54:48.646
Inadequate?

656
00:54:49.702 --> 00:54:50.822
Please elaborate.

657
00:54:50.950 --> 00:54:52.966
Well, I think
what you need is some...

658
00:54:53.094 --> 00:54:55.910
protein, vegetables, fiber.

659
00:54:56.038 --> 00:54:59.814
I bet if we gave some
real food to these people,

660
00:54:59.941 --> 00:55:01.989
they would shoot up
like bean stalks.

661
00:55:02.118 --> 00:55:05.733
Captain, we have discovered the most
efficient and productive way to eat

662
00:55:05.862 --> 00:55:07.749
is simple carbs
and sugars

663
00:55:07.878 --> 00:55:08.806
six times a day.

664
00:55:08.934 --> 00:55:10.790
But that's unnatural.

665
00:55:10.918 --> 00:55:12.774
The body needs
four food groups,

666
00:55:12.902 --> 00:55:15.526
regular exercise,
a minimum of six hours of sleep.

667
00:55:15.654 --> 00:55:19.622
Oh, every elf takes a 20-minute
nap every eight hours.

668
00:55:19.750 --> 00:55:23.622
That keeps our bodies fresh and allows
us to work on a 24-hour rotation.

669
00:55:24.230 --> 00:55:25.830
How long can you keep that up?

670
00:55:25.958 --> 00:55:27.174
Indefinitely.

671
00:55:27.302 --> 00:55:29.733
It's why elves live
much longer than humans.

672
00:55:31.942 --> 00:55:34.662
- And Chris? He does the same?
- No.

673
00:55:34.790 --> 00:55:37.157
It's the giving
that keeps him young.

674
00:57:26.758 --> 00:57:30.278
Thought I'd head into town
tomorrow to check the PO box.

675
00:57:31.430 --> 00:57:34.118
I'm gonna feel a lot better
with that check in my hand.

676
00:57:34.246 --> 00:57:35.910
I'm with you there.

677
00:57:37.318 --> 00:57:39.558
Thanks for these.

678
00:57:40.134 --> 00:57:42.725
We have each other's backs.

679
00:57:42.854 --> 00:57:44.741
That's how this works.

680
00:57:44.870 --> 00:57:48.358
Remember when my baking went
through the vegan, sugar-free phase?

681
00:57:48.485 --> 00:57:49.478
Oh, yeah.

682
00:57:50.053 --> 00:57:51.718
I was lucky
to survive it.

683
00:57:51.878 --> 00:57:53.733
Must've lost 12 pounds.

684
00:57:53.862 --> 00:57:57.702
But you told me, even though you knew
I wouldn't be thrilled to hear it.

685
00:57:57.829 --> 00:58:00.486
That may have been more of
a self-preservation thing.

686
00:58:00.613 --> 00:58:05.413
Point is, we both have
good days and bad days.

687
00:58:05.542 --> 00:58:08.678
We disagree.
We tick each other off.

688
00:58:08.806 --> 00:58:12.775
Like when you come into the house
dripping sweat all over the floor,

689
00:58:12.902 --> 00:58:16.390
using my good towels
for sweat rags.

690
00:58:18.726 --> 00:58:20.487
But I love you.

691
00:58:20.613 --> 00:58:22.181
So we figure it out,

692
00:58:22.310 --> 00:58:24.230
we work through it,

693
00:58:24.358 --> 00:58:26.117
we lift each other up.

694
00:58:28.966 --> 00:58:32.198
- I'm feeling downright inspired.
- Good!

695
00:58:32.326 --> 00:58:34.951
Let's hope that inspiration
starts with a shower.

696
00:58:35.078 --> 00:58:36.614
Mm. That... That bad?

697
00:58:36.742 --> 00:58:38.438
Yes.

698
00:58:38.566 --> 00:58:39.526
- Really?
- Hmm.

699
00:58:39.655 --> 00:58:40.998
- No chance?
- Oh, God.

700
00:58:41.125 --> 00:58:42.949
I got to talk you into this?

701
00:58:43.078 --> 00:58:45.606
- How about I... Oh, okay. All right.
- Just... Just go. Go.

702
00:59:07.527 --> 00:59:09.478
Afternoon.

703
00:59:09.606 --> 00:59:11.558
Hope the new year
is treating you well.

704
00:59:11.686 --> 00:59:15.077
Only a couple of days in,
but I'm optimistic.

705
00:59:23.206 --> 00:59:25.541
Can I help you
with anything?

706
00:59:25.671 --> 00:59:27.205
Yeah.

707
00:59:28.006 --> 00:59:29.733
I'm, uh...

708
00:59:30.598 --> 00:59:32.646
looking for
a friend of mine.

709
00:59:33.351 --> 00:59:34.471
This is his box.

710
00:59:34.597 --> 00:59:36.295
What box you lookin' at?

711
00:59:36.422 --> 00:59:37.669
323.

712
00:59:37.798 --> 00:59:39.207
You a friend of Chris's?

713
00:59:39.333 --> 00:59:41.031
Yeah.

714
00:59:41.158 --> 00:59:44.838
Yeah, we, uh, we did some
business a couple of years back.

715
00:59:44.967 --> 00:59:47.302
Wanted to look him up,
but I misplaced his contact information.

716
00:59:47.429 --> 00:59:49.062
I was hoping maybe
you could help me out.

717
00:59:49.189 --> 00:59:52.198
Well, sadly, don't think
I'm gonna be able to.

718
00:59:55.717 --> 00:59:57.190
Really?

719
00:59:58.629 --> 01:00:00.422
Oh, that's, uh...

720
01:00:01.158 --> 01:00:02.598
that's very disappointing.

721
01:00:02.725 --> 01:00:04.231
I've come a long way.

722
01:00:05.222 --> 01:00:09.574
No, can't say he ever gave us
any contact information.

723
01:00:10.502 --> 01:00:12.389
You don't even have
his last name?

724
01:00:12.518 --> 01:00:15.174
Been that way
since I can recall.

725
01:00:17.125 --> 01:00:19.717
- Hey, there, Sandy.
- Hey, Herman.

726
01:00:19.846 --> 01:00:22.022
I gotta get this thing
out to Palm Beach double-time.

727
01:00:22.150 --> 01:00:24.517
Hold on a sec
while I help this gentleman.

728
01:00:24.646 --> 01:00:26.437
Let's have you
leave a message.

729
01:00:26.566 --> 01:00:28.102
Chris comes in
every couple of days.

730
01:00:28.231 --> 01:00:29.798
That's all right.

731
01:00:31.781 --> 01:00:35.109
Say, does, uh,
Chris still drive that green Chevy?

732
01:00:35.686 --> 01:00:37.606
- Red Ford.
- Right.

733
01:00:37.735 --> 01:00:39.173
I meant Ford.

734
01:00:50.725 --> 01:00:52.870
I don't like duck canvas.

735
01:00:53.478 --> 01:00:56.166
Way too much going on.

736
01:00:56.293 --> 01:00:59.238
Too many sticks.
I'm not a fucking tree.

737
01:01:00.037 --> 01:01:01.575
Too puffy.

738
01:01:02.118 --> 01:01:04.102
Tan makes me look fat.

739
01:01:04.229 --> 01:01:06.278
Green is fucking stupid.

740
01:01:07.142 --> 01:01:09.286
Maybe you could give me some idea

741
01:01:09.415 --> 01:01:11.557
of what
you're looking for.

742
01:01:14.151 --> 01:01:15.301
What about that one?

743
01:01:15.429 --> 01:01:16.902
Great coat.

744
01:01:17.031 --> 01:01:20.229
I can see you're a man who
appreciates a quality garment.

745
01:01:21.574 --> 01:01:22.469
Hmm.

746
01:02:00.421 --> 01:02:01.990
<i>Yeah.</i>

747
01:02:02.118 --> 01:02:04.102
Status report.

748
01:02:04.231 --> 01:02:06.662
Getting warmer,
so to speak.

749
01:02:07.782 --> 01:02:08.838
<i>I was thinking.</i>

750
01:02:08.966 --> 01:02:12.711
I'm putting a lot
into this venture financially,

751
01:02:12.838 --> 01:02:14.470
and I'd like
to retain a keepsake.

752
01:02:14.598 --> 01:02:16.358
What did you have in mind?

753
01:02:17.926 --> 01:02:19.462
I want the big man's head.

754
01:02:19.591 --> 01:02:22.119
<i>That could be problematic.</i>

755
01:02:22.246 --> 01:02:25.862
- Are you saying no?
- I'm saying that it's not practical.

756
01:02:26.629 --> 01:02:28.038
Severed heads are fickle.

757
01:02:28.166 --> 01:02:30.982
They rot, they mold,
they smell.

758
01:02:31.111 --> 01:02:34.981
It's a multi-day trip across two international
borders and several state lines,

759
01:02:35.109 --> 01:02:37.989
which means a sizable cooler,
frequent stops

760
01:02:38.117 --> 01:02:40.711
and putting myself
at considerable risk.

761
01:02:40.837 --> 01:02:42.822
And I don't do that
for anyone.

762
01:02:43.749 --> 01:02:44.965
Then I want his beard.

763
01:02:45.094 --> 01:02:48.198
I'm not shaving off
a dead man's beard.

764
01:02:50.055 --> 01:02:52.935
How about some, uh...
some sleigh bells?

765
01:02:53.062 --> 01:02:54.469
No.

766
01:02:55.141 --> 01:02:56.838
Okay. Uh...

767
01:02:57.862 --> 01:02:59.269
What about his coat?

768
01:03:00.133 --> 01:03:02.631
Fine.
Bring the coat.

769
01:03:02.758 --> 01:03:04.069
Great.

770
01:03:04.198 --> 01:03:06.149
All right, I gotta go
back to work now.

771
01:03:06.279 --> 01:03:08.262
Keep me abreast
of your progress.

772
01:03:10.629 --> 01:03:12.039
You fucking prick.

773
01:03:55.813 --> 01:03:57.829
Hey, Sandy.
How's the day?

774
01:03:57.958 --> 01:03:59.461
What's got you
in such a good mood?

775
01:03:59.589 --> 01:04:01.669
Well, I found
something I lost.

776
01:04:01.798 --> 01:04:05.638
- Hmm.
- Uh, it's too early for all of that.

777
01:04:05.766 --> 01:04:08.166
- Well, then what'll you have?
- I just dropped in to say hello.

778
01:04:08.293 --> 01:04:11.463
And if it's not too much trouble,
maybe a glass of milk for the road.

779
01:04:11.590 --> 01:04:13.735
- Milk.
- Yep.

780
01:04:14.695 --> 01:04:17.766
- Want me to warm it up for you?
- That'd be nice.

781
01:04:31.206 --> 01:04:32.775
Oh, man.

782
01:04:54.533 --> 01:04:56.710
- Hey, Chris.
- Hey, Herman. How you doing?

783
01:04:57.926 --> 01:04:59.622
I'm good.

784
01:05:00.838 --> 01:05:03.142
Now, Chris, there was a guy
in here looking for you.

785
01:05:03.270 --> 01:05:05.478
- Oh, yeah?
- Out-of-towner.

786
01:05:07.270 --> 01:05:08.326
Ah.

787
01:05:09.893 --> 01:05:11.878
Fancy suit?
Government-type?

788
01:05:12.006 --> 01:05:14.725
- Couldn't find his ass in the seat of his pants?
- Yep, that's him.

789
01:05:14.854 --> 01:05:17.253
- Yeah, I'm working with him.
- That's what he said.

790
01:05:17.381 --> 01:05:20.197
Hmm.
Well, thanks, Herman.

791
01:05:20.326 --> 01:05:22.503
You have a good one.

792
01:05:22.630 --> 01:05:24.293
You, too, Chris.

793
01:07:25.574 --> 01:07:28.518
- Is Captain Jacobs down below?
- Yes, sir, he is.

794
01:07:54.982 --> 01:07:56.741
"We'd like to extend
our sincerest apologies.

795
01:07:56.870 --> 01:07:58.661
Christine Crawford
has admitted she cheated.

796
01:07:58.790 --> 01:08:01.670
Enclosed is the award
for first place."

797
01:08:41.701 --> 01:08:43.142
Fuck.

798
01:08:53.926 --> 01:08:56.902
- I'm actually looking forward to seeing my ex-wife.
- What?

799
01:08:57.030 --> 01:09:00.101
- Yeah, I think we're gonna get back together.
- You're brave, man.

800
01:09:00.230 --> 01:09:01.925
Yeah.

801
01:09:02.726 --> 01:09:04.422
What the hell was that?

802
01:09:12.870 --> 01:09:14.118
It's a ski.

803
01:09:24.069 --> 01:09:25.414
Dennis.

804
01:09:47.077 --> 01:09:48.678
How'd it go?

805
01:09:50.694 --> 01:09:52.230
I got it.

806
01:09:55.334 --> 01:09:56.838
How's that knittin' going?

807
01:09:57.318 --> 01:09:58.438
Done.

808
01:09:58.565 --> 01:10:02.534
Well, it seems like
an opportune time

809
01:10:02.662 --> 01:10:05.766
to try it out,
don't you think?

810
01:10:05.894 --> 01:10:08.165
- Right now?
- Why not?

811
01:10:09.222 --> 01:10:11.334
Got some heft.

812
01:10:12.933 --> 01:10:14.342
Ah.

813
01:10:17.222 --> 01:10:19.238
- Now...
- Ooh.

814
01:10:20.198 --> 01:10:21.605
Ah.

815
01:10:22.406 --> 01:10:23.525
Fine work.

816
01:10:23.654 --> 01:10:25.606
A slight miscalculation.

817
01:10:26.566 --> 01:10:29.030
Probably a little
stress-knitting.

818
01:10:29.158 --> 01:10:31.141
Oh, we always wanted
a bigger bed.

819
01:10:32.101 --> 01:10:34.021
There's the man I married.

820
01:10:35.109 --> 01:10:37.606
Ruthie,
I want to apologize.

821
01:10:39.398 --> 01:10:42.886
I lost perspective and lately,
I've been a little...

822
01:10:43.814 --> 01:10:47.174
self-absorbed and not much
of a partner to you.

823
01:10:47.974 --> 01:10:50.405
There's been a lot of talk
about quitting,

824
01:10:50.534 --> 01:10:52.358
and, well,
that's not who we are.

825
01:10:53.190 --> 01:10:54.726
Or, it's not who I am
and...

826
01:10:55.622 --> 01:10:56.454
I'm sorry.

827
01:10:56.582 --> 01:10:59.462
We've been at this
a long time, love.

828
01:10:59.590 --> 01:11:00.518
This isn't easy.

829
01:11:00.646 --> 01:11:02.310
We knew it wouldn't be
when we started.

830
01:11:02.438 --> 01:11:04.806
I guess I just let it
get away from me.

831
01:11:04.934 --> 01:11:07.110
Then let's take it back.

832
01:11:07.238 --> 01:11:09.126
We need to do that.

833
01:11:13.126 --> 01:11:14.246
You found me.

834
01:11:14.373 --> 01:11:15.622
<i>This is Captain Jacobs,
over.</i>

835
01:11:15.750 --> 01:11:17.349
What can I do for you,
Captain?

836
01:11:17.478 --> 01:11:19.718
<i>I just followed up with the
brass on your supply requests.</i>

837
01:11:19.846 --> 01:11:21.445
<i>Had them put
a double-time on it.</i>

838
01:11:21.574 --> 01:11:22.598
Good.

839
01:11:22.726 --> 01:11:23.717
<i>Say again?</i>

840
01:11:24.550 --> 01:11:27.526
- Affirmative.
- <i>Copy that. Over and out.</i>

841
01:11:27.654 --> 01:11:29.318
- Come here.
- Why?

842
01:11:29.446 --> 01:11:32.230
Well, maybe I just
want to embrace my wife.

843
01:11:32.357 --> 01:11:34.054
- Oh, is that all?
- Hmm.

844
01:11:34.182 --> 01:11:35.686
What's wrong with that,
Mrs. Cringle?

845
01:11:35.814 --> 01:11:38.150
I thought you wanted me
to mend your bag.

846
01:11:38.278 --> 01:11:39.941
Yeah, I do.

847
01:11:40.070 --> 01:11:41.798
But, um, later.

848
01:13:05.318 --> 01:13:08.230
What are you thinking?

849
01:13:08.357 --> 01:13:10.471
I'm thinking,

850
01:13:10.598 --> 01:13:13.702
you know, the good
does outweigh the bad.

851
01:13:13.830 --> 01:13:15.014
Mm-hmm.

852
01:14:14.374 --> 01:14:15.430
Hey.

853
01:14:19.686 --> 01:14:21.062
Hey.

854
01:14:22.085 --> 01:14:23.558
Hey, uh...

855
01:14:24.549 --> 01:14:26.662
Just take it easy,
little fella.

856
01:14:26.790 --> 01:14:28.326
Okay?

857
01:14:29.446 --> 01:14:31.525
That's not a toy.

858
01:14:32.358 --> 01:14:34.213
You one of
Captain Jacobs's men?

859
01:14:34.342 --> 01:14:37.222
Yes, I am. I'm one
of Captain Jacobs's men.

860
01:14:37.831 --> 01:14:39.942
So put it down
on the ground.

861
01:14:40.421 --> 01:14:41.766
Right now.

862
01:14:49.351 --> 01:14:50.854
What's this?

863
01:14:50.981 --> 01:14:52.135
I have no idea.

864
01:14:52.262 --> 01:14:54.950
What's going on?

865
01:15:04.711 --> 01:15:06.214
Oh, shit.

866
01:15:08.102 --> 01:15:11.814
Pressure, Henshaw.
Press down on it, son.

867
01:15:19.846 --> 01:15:21.574
Where's Chris?

868
01:15:25.606 --> 01:15:26.949
Shit.

869
01:15:31.942 --> 01:15:34.118
- Hey, hey, hey. What's going on?
- They're shooting.

870
01:15:34.246 --> 01:15:35.782
- Who is? The soldiers?
- I-I don't know.

871
01:15:35.909 --> 01:15:38.629
Go. I'm initiating
barricade protocol yellow!

872
01:15:38.758 --> 01:15:41.605
- Get into the domestic wing!
- Go, go, go!

873
01:15:41.734 --> 01:15:44.518
Dobson, McCranie, Phillips.

874
01:15:44.645 --> 01:15:45.670
We are under fire.

875
01:15:45.798 --> 01:15:48.389
- Aaron, Sophie, doors, right now.
- Stay close.

876
01:16:07.173 --> 01:16:09.895
7, you all get your asses
ready to move.

877
01:16:10.022 --> 01:16:11.302
I'm getting you
outta here.

878
01:16:22.693 --> 01:16:23.589
Go, go, go!

879
01:16:31.911 --> 01:16:34.053
7! 7!

880
01:16:34.182 --> 01:16:35.558
Get over here!
Come on!

881
01:16:38.405 --> 01:16:39.655
7!

882
01:16:39.782 --> 01:16:41.446
7, where are you going?

883
01:16:42.886 --> 01:16:45.029
Oh, what now?

884
01:16:45.158 --> 01:16:46.533
All right. Yeah?

885
01:16:46.662 --> 01:16:48.070
<i>Chris!
We're under attack!</i>

886
01:16:48.198 --> 01:16:49.829
- 7?
- <i>Chris!</i>

887
01:17:00.742 --> 01:17:03.046
I'll take the Walker too.

888
01:17:07.846 --> 01:17:10.949
Go, go, go, go!

889
01:17:20.326 --> 01:17:21.991
Come on! Come on!

890
01:17:22.117 --> 01:17:23.686
Close the door!

891
01:17:25.957 --> 01:17:28.294
Come on! Go! Go! Go!

892
01:17:56.613 --> 01:17:58.150
Fuck!

893
01:18:25.446 --> 01:18:27.653
That's enough!

894
01:18:53.991 --> 01:18:55.558
Jonathan Miller.

895
01:18:56.422 --> 01:18:58.373
You twisted child.

896
01:19:01.446 --> 01:19:04.359
And I always thought
you forgot about me.

897
01:19:12.549 --> 01:19:14.086
You remember this?

898
01:19:15.622 --> 01:19:18.918
This was the only goddamn
thing you ever got me.

899
01:19:29.382 --> 01:19:34.054
After all the times
that I wrote you.

900
01:19:37.990 --> 01:19:39.653
I'm sorry, son.

901
01:19:42.151 --> 01:19:44.453
There are limits
to what I can do.

902
01:19:46.213 --> 01:19:48.646
I couldn't replace
your parents.

903
01:19:51.205 --> 01:19:52.455
Yeah.

904
01:19:53.478 --> 01:19:54.789
You couldn't.

905
01:19:58.215 --> 01:20:00.006
Well, here we are.

906
01:20:02.533 --> 01:20:06.469
I've come for your head,
fat man!

907
01:20:09.382 --> 01:20:11.141
You think
you're the first?

908
01:20:14.021 --> 01:20:17.829
You think I got this job
because I'm fat and jolly?

909
01:23:05.286 --> 01:23:07.143
Stop now! Stop!

910
01:23:07.270 --> 01:23:08.677
It's over.

911
01:25:20.678 --> 01:25:21.734
I'm sorry.

912
01:25:49.478 --> 01:25:50.917
Chris?

913
01:25:52.326 --> 01:25:54.118
Chris, love?

914
01:25:59.302 --> 01:26:02.405
It's okay.
Just try and relax.

915
01:26:55.910 --> 01:26:57.254
Helga!

916
01:26:58.310 --> 01:27:01.029
I'll be working in my room
for the rest of the evening,

917
01:27:01.158 --> 01:27:03.142
so no interruptions.

918
01:27:03.270 --> 01:27:04.326
Yes, Mr. Wenan.

919
01:27:04.454 --> 01:27:06.918
Why are you calling me
about this now?

920
01:27:07.045 --> 01:27:09.478
How can there be
that much missing?

921
01:27:09.606 --> 01:27:12.134
Oh, I want this tracked.

922
01:27:12.262 --> 01:27:15.014
Find out where
it was cashed.

923
01:27:15.142 --> 01:27:17.094
Then check my signatures.

924
01:27:17.221 --> 01:27:21.093
Call the bank. Tell them to
keep an eye on all my accounts.

925
01:27:21.222 --> 01:27:24.742
If there's a rat,
I want to snap its little neck.

926
01:27:47.206 --> 01:27:49.126
We'll see
who catches the rat.

927
01:28:02.502 --> 01:28:06.342
Damn it, Helga.
I said no interruptions.

928
01:28:08.102 --> 01:28:12.038
Don't you speak English?
I said stay out.

929
01:28:13.989 --> 01:28:15.526
Who the hell are you?

930
01:28:16.486 --> 01:28:17.926
I'm Ruth.

931
01:28:18.949 --> 01:28:21.542
And this is Chris.

932
01:28:32.582 --> 01:28:34.534
Billy.

933
01:28:35.558 --> 01:28:36.933
Well...

934
01:28:38.118 --> 01:28:40.262
I can't say
I'm surprised.

935
01:28:41.446 --> 01:28:43.045
Mmm.

936
01:28:52.134 --> 01:28:54.726
Yeah. Fentanyl.

937
01:28:55.558 --> 01:28:57.414
That'll get the job done.

938
01:29:03.686 --> 01:29:05.702
This is partly my fault.

939
01:29:06.854 --> 01:29:10.310
You know, I just haven't quite
been myself lately, have I, dear?

940
01:29:10.438 --> 01:29:11.845
Mm-mmm.

941
01:29:12.646 --> 01:29:15.974
But the time has come
to turn things around.

942
01:29:16.645 --> 01:29:19.781
I've decided to be proactive.

943
01:29:21.286 --> 01:29:23.206
And it starts with you.

944
01:29:26.982 --> 01:29:29.477
Ow. Ow. Ow.

945
01:29:31.397 --> 01:29:32.709
Ow.

946
01:29:55.974 --> 01:29:58.150
Now look at me, child.

947
01:30:01.190 --> 01:30:03.558
I said look at me.

948
01:30:04.838 --> 01:30:08.007
A wicked soul
bent on bloodshed

949
01:30:08.133 --> 01:30:09.862
was sent
to collect my head.

950
01:30:09.991 --> 01:30:15.846
Like you, he thought he lived
outside of morals and consequence.

951
01:30:17.477 --> 01:30:20.646
He is now buried
with his lack of reverence.

952
01:30:21.766 --> 01:30:24.005
One more time,
Billy Wenan,

953
01:30:24.134 --> 01:30:26.086
once more,

954
01:30:26.215 --> 01:30:29.605
and you'll be getting more
than coal in your stocking.

955
01:30:30.725 --> 01:30:33.542
If your grandmother
meets an early grave,

956
01:30:34.405 --> 01:30:38.022
if Christine Crawford
suffers so much as a cold,

957
01:30:38.149 --> 01:30:43.397
if anybody that crosses your path is made
to feel less or lower because of you...

958
01:30:44.742 --> 01:30:46.533
I'm coming back.

959
01:30:48.166 --> 01:30:52.709
I'll come while you sleep
and rip you from your covers.

960
01:30:52.838 --> 01:30:57.766
By my hand, you will know the
consequence of your actions.

961
01:31:00.133 --> 01:31:02.214
So don't screw it up.

962
01:31:06.054 --> 01:31:09.286
The fat man's
got his eye on you, kid.

963
01:31:41.031 --> 01:31:42.373
Mmm.

964
01:32:04.678 --> 01:32:06.790
Why don't you all take 15?

965
01:32:06.918 --> 01:32:08.805
Uh, I'd really
rather not.

966
01:32:08.935 --> 01:32:10.982
I wasn't asking.

967
01:32:11.109 --> 01:32:12.646
If there's one thing
I've learned, 7,

968
01:32:12.775 --> 01:32:14.822
it's never argue with
a woman gifting cookies.

969
01:32:14.949 --> 01:32:17.766
Oh, I'll tell the crew
we're on a break.

970
01:32:17.893 --> 01:32:20.487
Yeah. I'll take one of
those, if you don't mind.

971
01:32:20.613 --> 01:32:22.789
Aren't you supposed
to be taking it easy?

972
01:32:22.918 --> 01:32:24.038
I am.

973
01:32:29.478 --> 01:32:32.871
We'll have this place up in no
time, bigger and better than before.

974
01:32:32.998 --> 01:32:34.630
And we're gonna
keep it that way.

975
01:32:34.758 --> 01:32:36.325
We are.

976
01:32:37.062 --> 01:32:38.917
Lovely.





