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<i>♪ Are you ready to fall in love
this Christmas? ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Under the mistletoe ♪</i>

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<i>♪ There’s a kiss
on the top of your wish list ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Well I know a girl
you should know ♪</i>

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<i>♪ She is sugar and spice
</i> <i>naughty and nice ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Waiting
under that evergreen ♪</i>

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<i>♪ If you’re ready to
fall in love this Christmas ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Fall in love with me ♪</i>

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<i>♪ If you’re ready to
fall in love this Christmas ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Don’t wait
for Christmas Eve ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Take a chance on romance
</i> <i>’cause this is ♪</i>

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<i>♪ The time to trust your heart
</i> <i>and believe ♪</i>

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<i>♪ There’s no mystery
it’s chemistry... ♪</i>

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I had a feeling you’d be here.

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It was an uneventful
Thanksgiving in Santa Barbara,

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that’s for sure.

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You mean your mom didn’t
beg you to stay

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and go shopping with her
at 5 a. m.

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for the Black Friday sales?

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Oh, she did, I just couldn’t
bear the thought

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of listening to her decide
between rose gold

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or a shiny champagne
wrapping paper.

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But let’s be honest,
there is a distinction

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between a shiny rose gold
and a sparkly, shiny champagne.

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An hour‐long distinction?

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The answer is always rose gold.

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Unless the champagne is dusty.

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Like mother, like daughter.

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No. I am finally committing.

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How’s this for a delicately
stacked holiday dessert spread?

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Nice. Five sketches in,
you finally figured it out.

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‐Good for you, Ame.
‐Don’t tease.

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Do you really like it?

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Of course. It’s great.
They all were.

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Anyway, you had the cat in
the bag with these arrangements.

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I know, I just think
a client literally named

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after the holiday, we couldn’t
go light on the florals.

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Amy, you’re the only event
designer in the entire city

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who could love Christmas
as much as Tiffany Christmas

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is gonna love
what you’ve created

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for her family’s reunion.

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Well, we don’t have the job yet.

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Come Monday morning, we will.

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Well, what if Frankie
pushes for Greta instead?

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Her idea seemed to really
pique his interest, too.

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Look, yours were clearly
way better.

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You can’t just assume Frankie
will have it out for you.

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Plus, Tiffany’s gonna
wanna see options,

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so really
it’s up to her, anyway.

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I don’t know, Kayleigh.

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After Frankie’s aunt
promoted him,

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I kinda feel like he does.

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Well, if that’s the case, it’s
only because you’re amazing

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and he is threatened
by all your amazingness.

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‐You think he’s threatened?
‐Hello.

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He wishes he could design
like you. You’re like Christmas.

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Warm apple cider and holiday
cookies, and he’s more like,

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I don’t know,
the worst of Halloween,

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a tasty piece of candy
with a razor in it.

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His aesthetic
is the worst. Seriously.

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Well, he’s running
the show now, so...

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So you just need to prove to
Tiffany you have what it takes.

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This year’s ten‐year Christmas
family reunion, it’s all yours.

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You know what? You’re right.

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Frankie Diaz liking my stuff
or not, it is my time to shine.

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That a girl.
I think you’re done.

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Amy, can I see you
in my office, please?

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I gotta say,
these are even better

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than your initial sketches.

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Really did an amazing job here.

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Really? Thank you.

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Do you think it’s gonna be
enough for Tiffany to hire us?

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Well, I only spoke
with her manager once,

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but she did say she loved
your original sketches

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and said she might be leaning
towards us, so we’ll see.

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Really? That’s so exciting!

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But look, Ames, I’ve also gotta
be totally transparent with you.

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You know you’re
an incredible event designer

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and we will use your designs,
but I think I’m gonna be

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taking on the majority
of the legwork here myself.

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I’m sorry, wait.

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Why would you implement
my designs instead of me?

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Because this is a massive gig
for us, Ames.

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Tiffany Christmas
is an exploding pop star,

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and I simply have
more client experience than you.

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Or are you just
threatened by me?

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What? No, that’s not it at all.

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What do you even mean
threatened?

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Oh, come on, ever since
your aunt promoted you,

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you’ve had it out for me.

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She loves my designs.
And you don’t like that, do you?

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Whoa, whoa, whoa. Amy.

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My auntie
totally trusts my judgment

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and she loves my designs.

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That’s why she promoted me,
clearly.

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But I’m on the line now.
I’m only doing what’s best.

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Or maybe you got promoted

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because you threw a fit
to your mom.

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Ames, the only one who seems to
be throwing a fit here is you.

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I’m throwing a fit?
Ha‐ha‐ha... No.

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This is throwing a fit. I quit.

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‐Ames, don’t be brash.
‐And I will have...

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All of my stuff out by the end
of the day, and that includes

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Kayleigh,
if she’ll come with me.

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What are you gonna do?
Start your own business?

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‐Maybe I will.
‐Okay.

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Well, we still own
your designs, you know?

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‐You made them on our clock.
‐Uh‐huh. Wrong.

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You don’t pay me overtime,
so, technically,

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I made them off the clock.

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Merry Christmas, Mr. Diaz,

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and a very happy New Year.

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‐Ames!
‐And don’t call me Ames!

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You know I hate that name.

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You’re gonna be
all right?

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I think so. I’m gonna miss
this work table, though.

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We’ll get an all new work table.

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Thanks, and thank you
for joining me

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on the fun‐employment
front lines.

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You know what we need?

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‐A spa day.
‐A spa day?

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I don’t think
that’s the wisest investment

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considering it’s the holidays

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and we have no income.

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I think it depends
on where you go.

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Well, you were certainly right.
Always go with the rose gold.

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Aw, it looks so cute.
I love it.

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Let me see yours.

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I went with, um,
snowflake sparkle.

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Although I don’t feel
very sparkly right now.

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Oh, you will, though. Just wait.

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What are you talking about?

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‐Thank you.
‐Thank you.

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And here’s our reason
to celebrate.

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What are you talking about?

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Wait, is that...

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That’s your shot right there.
Go.

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‐Excuse me.

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‐Yeah.
‐Hi.

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Sorry,
are you Tiffany Christmas?

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Yes, I’m Tiffany. And you are?

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Amy. Amy Kessler.

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I would shake your hand, but‐‐

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Oh, my gosh,
that is so cute!

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‐What color is that?
‐Snowflake sparkle.

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Oh. Aw, I already had my heart
set on Rudolph Red.

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But I’m gonna remember that
for next time.

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Oh. Well, Rudolph Red
is an excellent color.

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And a perfect color for,
I don’t know,

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a, um, upcoming family reunion?

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Um, you’re not some, like,
crazy stalker fan, are you?

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’Cause I really can’t deal
with that right now.

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No, actually, I was the one
who created your designs

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for Diaz Events Design,
you know, the one

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with the snowflake‐falling
photo booth?

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Yes! I absolutely loved
all of your designs.

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But wait, I thought Frankie
said that you weren’t available.

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He, he said that he was just
gonna do it himself, I thought.

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‐Well, I actually am.
‐Oh! Okay, well, perfect!

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I’ll just let Frankie know
that I prefer you instead.

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Okay, well, um‐‐

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Yup. We most certainly
are available.

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‐I’m Kayleigh, Amy’s assistant.
‐Hi.

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We’re such fans
of your new holiday album.

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It’s so nice to meet you,
we were listening to it

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the whole time we were
designing, and I mean, like,

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Amy refused to turn it off.

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Aww, that’s so sweet. Thank you.

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Well, and actually we were
thinking it would be great

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if you sang <i>Love Me Like
Christmas</i> at the reunion.

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I was thinking of putting,
like, a little stage

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in front of the tree.
What do you think?

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Yes! I love that idea!

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Okay, I’m excited now.
Um, can we meet tomorrow?

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Tomorrow? Uh, yeah.
That sounds good. Yeah.

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Okay, so I’ll pick
a time and place.

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Here, put your number
in my phone.

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‐Okay.
‐Yay.

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Don’t worry.
I’ll take care of Frankie.

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Just go with it.
Your time to shine, remember?

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‐Okay.
‐Mm‐hmm.

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‐Here.
‐Okay. Perfect.

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Um, well, cheers, ladies.

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‐Cheers to...
‐A Christmas family reunion.

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‐Yes! Cheers.
‐

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Thank you.

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Uh! I have got to get the name
of this window display designer.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Oh, hi. Sorry, I’ve actually
already taken this table.

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Uh, so you can
reserve tables here?

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‐I didn’t see any little signs.
‐Uh, n‐no.

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It’s just, well,
I‐I saw this table on the way in

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and I was gonna put
my purse down, but...

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You know, it’s a little
too close to the door.

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So you just stacked some, like,
mental claim on this table?

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Correct.

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I don’t think
that really counts.

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We both sat simultaneously.

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Well, I think I need this table
for a very important meeting.

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Well, I think I need this table

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for a pretty important
meeting, too.

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Well, can you find
another great table

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for your less important meeting?

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Wait. Why is mine
less important?

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Uh, you said pretty important.
I said very important.

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Fine. I need this table for
a very important meeting, too.

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Well, can you take
your very important meeting

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and find a equally great table?

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Like, like that one over there.

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Um, can’t see the holiday
display or the beautiful view.

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Okay, can you just be
a gentleman

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since it’s the holidays
and, I don’t know,

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let a recently unemployed woman
just have her way?

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I really need to make
a big impression here today.

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You must be Amy Kessler.

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Wait. How did you know my name?

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I’m Tiffany’s cousin.

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Housemate, bestie. You name it.

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Tiffany’s cousin?

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Wait, where’s Tiffany?

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‐
‐Oh. There she goes.

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"Hi, Amy, I’m so sorry
I couldn’t make it.

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I got caught
at the recording studio.

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My cousin Calvin
will be meeting you.

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He’s amazing. You’ll love him."

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Okay, well, I guess we got off
on the wrong foot then.

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You think?

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Uh, Amy Kessler, event designer.

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Nice to meet you, Mr. Christmas.

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It’s nice to meet you, too.

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So are you a photographer or...

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That’s right, I take
all of Tiffany’s photos,

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social medias and otherwise.

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00:12:19.781 --> 00:12:21.451
She won’t let anyone shoot,
except for me,

238
00:12:21.574 --> 00:12:25.334
so I thought I’d take photos
for the reunion as well.

239
00:12:25.453 --> 00:12:27.203
Great.

240
00:12:27.288 --> 00:12:29.788
I guess you’re hired then.

241
00:12:29.916 --> 00:12:32.706
I also loved
your photo booth idea, too.

242
00:12:32.794 --> 00:12:34.884
‐I thought it would be fun.
‐Oh, thank you.

243
00:12:34.963 --> 00:12:36.383
I’m glad you liked it.

244
00:12:36.464 --> 00:12:38.924
Tiffany and I also thought
maybe you could use

245
00:12:39.008 --> 00:12:41.758
my assistance, you know,
with a little bit help.

246
00:12:41.844 --> 00:12:44.764
She’s so busy with the album
release these days and, you know

247
00:12:44.847 --> 00:12:48.477
especially since our moms
combined can be a bit of a lot.

248
00:12:48.601 --> 00:12:51.811
I also have an amazing eye
for visuals, so I don’t mind

249
00:12:51.938 --> 00:12:55.148
giving you any direction
there, too, if needed.

250
00:12:55.275 --> 00:12:57.995
‐Direction, hm?
‐Yeah.

251
00:12:58.069 --> 00:13:01.989
Well, we were just checking out
this holiday window display,

252
00:13:02.073 --> 00:13:05.243
so I assume
you must have great taste.

253
00:13:05.326 --> 00:13:07.116
And with that in mind,
I would love to show you

254
00:13:07.203 --> 00:13:10.043
some venue possibilities
I came up with.

255
00:13:10.164 --> 00:13:12.004
‐Uh...
‐What?

256
00:13:12.083 --> 00:13:13.833
Did you guys
already pick a place, too?

257
00:13:13.960 --> 00:13:15.500
Actually, my mother
and my Aunt Mona

258
00:13:15.628 --> 00:13:17.758
both wanna have it
at each of their places.

259
00:13:17.839 --> 00:13:19.549
My mother feels
it needs to be at her place,

260
00:13:19.674 --> 00:13:22.684
but Aunt Mona thinks
it’s not as homey or cozy enough

261
00:13:22.802 --> 00:13:24.682
and wants it at her place.

262
00:13:24.762 --> 00:13:27.972
Between you and me, I don’t
think either can compromise.

263
00:13:28.057 --> 00:13:29.227
Okay, well, have you hosted it

264
00:13:29.350 --> 00:13:30.770
at either of their places
before?

265
00:13:30.852 --> 00:13:33.692
No, we always had it
at Grandma Gladys’ place.

266
00:13:33.771 --> 00:13:36.941
But now since she’s gone,
Aunt Alma lives there,

267
00:13:37.025 --> 00:13:39.495
and it doesn’t seem like
much of an option now.

268
00:13:39.569 --> 00:13:43.609
And also because Aunt Alma’s
not the one to fight for it.

269
00:13:43.698 --> 00:13:47.028
So what is the solution then?

270
00:13:47.118 --> 00:13:49.658
Tiffany and I was thinking
maybe we could host, say,

271
00:13:49.746 --> 00:13:52.866
a pre‐union gathering
at our place this weekend.

272
00:13:52.957 --> 00:13:55.837
You can come and meet everyone
as a pro,

273
00:13:55.918 --> 00:13:58.548
and then if they agreed, and
leave it up to you to decide.

274
00:13:58.629 --> 00:14:01.969
Okay. I suppose
I could do that.

275
00:14:02.050 --> 00:14:06.010
Plus, I wanted to talk to you
more about your ideas.

276
00:14:06.095 --> 00:14:07.715
I loved everything
Tiffany showed me,

277
00:14:07.847 --> 00:14:09.387
but I thought it would be cute,
you know,

278
00:14:09.474 --> 00:14:13.354
you can incorporate
some family traditions into it.

279
00:14:13.436 --> 00:14:16.606
Family traditions. Okay. Got it.

280
00:14:16.731 --> 00:14:19.571
That is, of course, provided
if you’re okay with that

281
00:14:19.650 --> 00:14:20.730
and up for a challenge.

282
00:14:20.860 --> 00:14:23.450
Always.

283
00:14:23.571 --> 00:14:24.821
‐Always?
‐Mm‐hmm.

284
00:14:24.906 --> 00:14:26.366
Well, I really hope
you mean that

285
00:14:26.449 --> 00:14:27.409
because this reunion,

286
00:14:27.492 --> 00:14:29.202
it’s not gonna be no easy task.

287
00:14:29.285 --> 00:14:30.865
Well, I’m not worried because

288
00:14:30.953 --> 00:14:34.253
I am going to make it perfect.

289
00:14:34.374 --> 00:14:36.754
‐Perfect?
‐Mm‐hmm.

290
00:14:41.422 --> 00:14:44.012
This is gonna be
a total disaster.

291
00:14:44.092 --> 00:14:46.552
Oh, come on,
it can’t be that bad.

292
00:14:46.636 --> 00:14:51.096
If I have to deal with him
the whole time, it will be.

293
00:14:51.224 --> 00:14:54.024
And they even live together, so
if I wanna meet up with Tiffany,

294
00:14:54.102 --> 00:14:55.942
he’s probably
gonna be there, too.

295
00:14:56.020 --> 00:14:58.360
We’ve had worse clients,
come on.

296
00:14:58.439 --> 00:15:00.439
Remember Bob the banker
who watched

297
00:15:00.525 --> 00:15:02.365
every penny of our budget?

298
00:15:02.443 --> 00:15:04.363
We had to have
every line item approved,

299
00:15:04.445 --> 00:15:05.905
he even counted
the white tealights

300
00:15:05.988 --> 00:15:07.698
to make sure we didn’t take any.

301
00:15:07.782 --> 00:15:10.122
But this guy was just smug.

302
00:15:11.953 --> 00:15:14.463
Does the hot gene
run in the family?

303
00:15:14.539 --> 00:15:15.959
What does that mean?

304
00:15:16.082 --> 00:15:19.462
I mean, is he as hot
as Tiffany is?

305
00:15:21.879 --> 00:15:23.549
‐
‐Mm‐hmm!

306
00:15:23.631 --> 00:15:26.881
So he is hot. I knew it.

307
00:15:26.968 --> 00:15:29.088
Kayleigh, pass me the dumplings.

308
00:15:31.639 --> 00:15:33.929
Anyway,
we have bigger fish to fry.

309
00:15:34.016 --> 00:15:36.136
Tiffany says her family’s
filled with matriarchs

310
00:15:36.269 --> 00:15:38.979
and each one of them
wanna have it their way.

311
00:15:39.105 --> 00:15:42.485
So we figure out
which one signs the check.

312
00:15:42.608 --> 00:15:44.608
‐That’s who we listen to.
‐Nope.

313
00:15:44.694 --> 00:15:46.954
Because I think Tiffany
is paying for the entire thing,

314
00:15:47.029 --> 00:15:50.159
so we have to figure out
who’s really in charge

315
00:15:50.241 --> 00:15:51.621
now that they’re all competing.

316
00:15:51.701 --> 00:15:54.661
And that’s who we really
have to win over.

317
00:15:54.787 --> 00:15:57.117
Finally taking charge
of her life.

318
00:15:57.206 --> 00:16:00.576
You know what, Amy Kessler,
that last dumpling in there,

319
00:16:00.668 --> 00:16:03.298
it’s all yours.
You are officially my hero.

320
00:16:03.379 --> 00:16:04.799
Don’t mind if I do.

321
00:16:13.973 --> 00:16:15.933
‐Those look so good. Oh!
‐They do.

322
00:16:16.017 --> 00:16:17.637
Mommy, come here,
I wanna introduce you

323
00:16:17.727 --> 00:16:20.017
to our Christmas
family reunion planners.

324
00:16:20.104 --> 00:16:21.524
‐Oh? Cool.
‐

325
00:16:21.606 --> 00:16:23.816
‐This is Amy.
‐Hey.

326
00:16:23.900 --> 00:16:25.610
And her assistant Kayleigh.

327
00:16:25.693 --> 00:16:27.653
‐Ladies, this is my mother Mona.
‐Hello.

328
00:16:27.737 --> 00:16:29.487
Mona, it is so nice to meet you.

329
00:16:29.572 --> 00:16:31.702
Oh. Gosh, I love your dress.

330
00:16:31.824 --> 00:16:34.874
‐Oh, this? Hey!
‐Oh, oh, oh, oh!

331
00:16:34.952 --> 00:16:37.662
No, Tiffany bought it for me,
she spent way too much money

332
00:16:37.747 --> 00:16:40.957
on it. But, uh,
I do look good in it, don’t I?

333
00:16:41.042 --> 00:16:43.132
You certainly do.
Love the style.

334
00:16:43.211 --> 00:16:45.381
Oh, thank you!
Well, look at you two ladies.

335
00:16:45.505 --> 00:16:47.465
You know, initially
I thought you guys were

336
00:16:47.548 --> 00:16:49.008
some of Tiffany’s model friends.

337
00:16:49.091 --> 00:16:50.681
‐Oh.
‐Got it going on.

338
00:16:50.760 --> 00:16:52.640
Thank you, but we are only here
to make sure

339
00:16:52.720 --> 00:16:55.390
that you have
the best holiday reunion ever.

340
00:16:55.473 --> 00:16:57.063
Oh? Well, thank you.

341
00:16:57.141 --> 00:16:58.981
And I accept all of that
because,

342
00:16:59.060 --> 00:17:01.060
guess what, the reunion’s
gonna be at my house. Right?

343
00:17:01.187 --> 00:17:02.597
‐You told them that, right?
‐Mom.

344
00:17:02.730 --> 00:17:04.270
‐What?
‐That hasn’t been decided.

345
00:17:04.398 --> 00:17:06.648
And we still have
a lot to discuss.

346
00:17:06.734 --> 00:17:09.034
Well, we have a lot
to discuss about

347
00:17:09.111 --> 00:17:12.411
how it’s going to be
at our house. Right, baby?

348
00:17:12.490 --> 00:17:15.240
Um, and, ladies,
this is my dad Terrence.

349
00:17:15.326 --> 00:17:18.116
Terrence,
these are our party planners.

350
00:17:18.246 --> 00:17:19.866
‐Hey.
‐Nice to meet you, ladies.

351
00:17:19.956 --> 00:17:22.246
I tell you,
this food is something else.

352
00:17:22.333 --> 00:17:24.173
You know, it’s like
Tiffany gave you a‐a‐a list

353
00:17:24.252 --> 00:17:25.922
of my favorite finger foods.

354
00:17:26.003 --> 00:17:28.633
Actually, Mr. Christmas,
she did.

355
00:17:28.756 --> 00:17:31.046
Did you try the little
fig‐glazed chicken fritters?

356
00:17:31.133 --> 00:17:32.843
Say what?

357
00:17:32.927 --> 00:17:37.257
Uh... Why’d you do that?

358
00:17:37.390 --> 00:17:39.890
Now these need to be
entree sized!

359
00:17:39.976 --> 00:17:42.096
Oh, gosh. Right.
No, they don’t.

360
00:17:42.228 --> 00:17:44.018
We’ll be right back.
Okay, Terrence, take it easy.

361
00:17:44.105 --> 00:17:45.905
Take it... You gotta take it...

362
00:17:50.945 --> 00:17:52.615
‐Right.
‐You know, of course, darling.

363
00:17:52.697 --> 00:17:55.157
Oh, Aunt Eve is here.
Come on, I want you to meet her.

364
00:17:55.283 --> 00:17:57.533
Hey, uh, can you head out
and grab the swag bags?

365
00:17:57.618 --> 00:18:00.038
‐Are you sure you’re good?
‐Yeah. I’ll take it from here.

366
00:18:00.121 --> 00:18:01.581
‐Okay. Thanks.
‐Okay.

367
00:18:03.958 --> 00:18:07.838
‐Tiffany! Hi, baby girl! Mwah!
‐Hi, Aunt Eve! Hey!

368
00:18:07.962 --> 00:18:10.762
Aunt Eve, I want you to meet
Amy, our reunion planner.

369
00:18:10.840 --> 00:18:14.180
‐Amy, this is my Aunt Eve.
‐You must be Calvin’s mom.

370
00:18:14.302 --> 00:18:16.012
I can certainly see
the resemblance.

371
00:18:16.137 --> 00:18:19.307
Well, of course.
Amy, nice to meet you.

372
00:18:19.432 --> 00:18:22.392
And what a lovely idea
this little pre‐reunion dinner

373
00:18:22.476 --> 00:18:24.186
you’ve put together.

374
00:18:24.312 --> 00:18:26.272
Calvin says you’re very good.

375
00:18:26.355 --> 00:18:27.935
Don’t know if I said that
just yet.

376
00:18:28.024 --> 00:18:30.284
But you did good, Amy.
Real good.

377
00:18:30.359 --> 00:18:33.449
Well, it was a ton of fun
and a tiny taste

378
00:18:33.529 --> 00:18:35.319
of what’s to come, I suppose?

379
00:18:35.448 --> 00:18:37.198
‐We shall see.
‐Mm...

380
00:18:37.325 --> 00:18:39.995
We generally tend to go
a bit more traditional

381
00:18:40.119 --> 00:18:42.619
with the holiday decor,
but this is cute.

382
00:18:42.705 --> 00:18:45.375
Thank you, uh, we just
wanted to do something fresher

383
00:18:45.499 --> 00:18:46.999
for Tiffany’s casita look.

384
00:18:47.126 --> 00:18:49.206
You know, the space,
it’s, it’s very modern space.

385
00:18:49.337 --> 00:18:52.547
Yeah. Yes.
As is, as is my home.

386
00:18:52.673 --> 00:18:55.093
And yet I’ve still managed
to instill a homey

387
00:18:55.176 --> 00:18:58.296
and warm feeling, anyway. Well,
you’ll have to come see it.

388
00:18:58.387 --> 00:19:00.757
I mean, after all,
we’re hoping to host the reunion

389
00:19:00.848 --> 00:19:02.468
there this year, right, son?

390
00:19:02.558 --> 00:19:05.388
I’m sorry, that’s
what you are hoping to do,

391
00:19:05.519 --> 00:19:07.149
not what we are hoping to do.

392
00:19:07.229 --> 00:19:09.899
Amy, please forgive
my poor sister‐in‐law.

393
00:19:10.024 --> 00:19:12.114
You know, she really thinks
she’s the boss of this family

394
00:19:12.193 --> 00:19:14.743
ever since Terrence lost
his poor dear mother, okay?

395
00:19:14.862 --> 00:19:16.992
‐The boss, really?
‐Yes, the takeover spirit.

396
00:19:17.073 --> 00:19:19.583
No, more like
the well‐organized one

397
00:19:19.700 --> 00:19:21.290
who keeps
the whole family together.

398
00:19:21.369 --> 00:19:23.079
Mother...
Takeover spirit. I mean‐‐

399
00:19:23.204 --> 00:19:25.414
Please!
Stop it, stop it, stop it!

400
00:19:25.539 --> 00:19:27.999
‐What?
‐You guys, please!

401
00:19:28.084 --> 00:19:31.594
I barely just hired her.
Please don’t scare her away.

402
00:19:31.712 --> 00:19:34.552
We still have three weeks
until the reunion.

403
00:19:34.632 --> 00:19:36.222
Tiffany, I am your mother

404
00:19:36.342 --> 00:19:38.392
and you will never silence me
like that in public.

405
00:19:38.469 --> 00:19:40.509
‐What is wrong‐‐
‐Can I?

406
00:19:40.596 --> 00:19:43.096
‐Baby, please.
‐Wow.

407
00:19:43.224 --> 00:19:44.854
So everyone just wants
to team up on me today.

408
00:19:44.934 --> 00:19:47.564
Oh, uh, mama, mom,
I‐I think Aunt Alma’s here.

409
00:19:47.645 --> 00:19:50.815
Will you please go help her
on the stairs?

410
00:19:50.898 --> 00:19:52.148
‐
‐I love you.

411
00:19:52.233 --> 00:19:53.693
Look forward to seeing
all the things

412
00:19:53.776 --> 00:19:55.186
you’re gonna do, okay?

413
00:19:55.277 --> 00:19:57.147
‐I can’t wait to show you.
‐All right.

414
00:19:57.238 --> 00:19:59.358
Always the extra parts.

415
00:20:01.242 --> 00:20:04.412
My sister‐in‐law just showed up
with my baby nephew. Uh...

416
00:20:04.495 --> 00:20:06.045
‐I‐is everything okay?
‐Hey, hey.

417
00:20:06.122 --> 00:20:07.662
Don’t worry about it.
Everything’s under control.

418
00:20:07.748 --> 00:20:10.208
‐Okay. Thank you.
‐Okay. Go.

419
00:20:10.292 --> 00:20:12.502
Calvin, would you go and get me
a Shirley Temple

420
00:20:12.586 --> 00:20:14.126
with extra cherries?

421
00:20:14.255 --> 00:20:17.135
‐Sure. Uh‐huh.
‐Thank you.

422
00:20:17.258 --> 00:20:20.548
‐So, Amy, is it?
‐Yes, ma’am.

423
00:20:20.636 --> 00:20:24.766
When you have a moment, I would
love to sit and talk with you

424
00:20:24.849 --> 00:20:26.519
about our family reunion.

425
00:20:26.600 --> 00:20:29.190
I think once you see my place,

426
00:20:29.270 --> 00:20:32.360
you will agree that it is
the perfect spot for the event.

427
00:20:32.440 --> 00:20:34.610
Okay. And when would you like
to talk about it?

428
00:20:34.692 --> 00:20:37.652
‐How about right now?
‐Right.

429
00:20:37.778 --> 00:20:40.568
Uh, well, I guess you wanna know
what kind of ideas I cooked up.

430
00:20:40.656 --> 00:20:42.116
Yes, absolutely, I mean,

431
00:20:42.241 --> 00:20:44.621
we could always use
some improvement, right?

432
00:20:44.702 --> 00:20:46.622
Look at you, my little man.

433
00:20:46.746 --> 00:20:49.496
You’ve grown nearly an inch
since I last saw you.

434
00:20:49.623 --> 00:20:51.503
No, that isn’t true.

435
00:20:51.625 --> 00:20:53.915
Letty just hasn’t cut his hair
all year.

436
00:20:54.003 --> 00:20:57.013
‐Now, mom, be sweet.
‐What? I am sweet.

437
00:20:57.131 --> 00:20:58.721
‐Thank you.
‐

438
00:20:58.799 --> 00:21:01.589
I suppose I should go say hello.

439
00:21:01.677 --> 00:21:04.757
‐Hello, my dear!
‐Hi!

440
00:21:04.847 --> 00:21:07.887
Uncle Leon and Aunt Alma.

441
00:21:07.975 --> 00:21:10.685
Sit. Aunt Alma is
Grandma Gladys’ younger sister.

442
00:21:10.811 --> 00:21:12.811
Ah, yes.
And their last name is Turner?

443
00:21:12.938 --> 00:21:14.398
Oh, I see
someone’s been boning up

444
00:21:14.482 --> 00:21:15.732
on the Christmas family
guest list.

445
00:21:15.816 --> 00:21:18.186
Oh, I am very good at names.

446
00:21:18.319 --> 00:21:19.899
Uh, well,
if you’re good with names

447
00:21:19.987 --> 00:21:21.737
as you are standing your ground,

448
00:21:21.822 --> 00:21:24.662
my mother really wants to have
the reunion at her place.

449
00:21:24.784 --> 00:21:27.914
And if you let her boss you,
Amy, she will.

450
00:21:27.995 --> 00:21:29.405
Oh, looks like
the apple didn’t fall far

451
00:21:29.497 --> 00:21:31.707
from the caramel‐candy tree.

452
00:21:31.832 --> 00:21:33.082
What is that supposed to mean?

453
00:21:33.167 --> 00:21:34.917
So your mom is passionate

454
00:21:35.002 --> 00:21:38.132
about a family reunion venue.

455
00:21:38.214 --> 00:21:40.844
It’s a little more relevant
than being, uh, territorial

456
00:21:40.966 --> 00:21:44.216
over a cafe table
I won’t mention.

457
00:21:44.345 --> 00:21:47.265
But, hey, we came
to a common ground, didn’t we?

458
00:21:47.348 --> 00:21:49.098
Yeah, because we were forced to.

459
00:21:49.183 --> 00:21:52.233
Good evening,
good evening, everyone!

460
00:21:52.353 --> 00:21:55.403
I just wanted to thank everyone
for being here tonight

461
00:21:55.523 --> 00:21:58.323
and also thank everyone
who downloaded my album.

462
00:21:58.400 --> 00:22:00.940
‐

463
00:22:01.028 --> 00:22:03.568
Now then, we are so very excited

464
00:22:03.697 --> 00:22:06.577
about our big upcoming family
reunion, and we just wanted

465
00:22:06.700 --> 00:22:09.040
to invite a few of you locals
out here tonight

466
00:22:09.119 --> 00:22:12.159
to look over my most up‐to‐date
email tree and make sure

467
00:22:12.248 --> 00:22:15.458
that we have everyone’s
correct information, okay?

468
00:22:15.543 --> 00:22:19.503
Um, we also are going to discuss
venue options.

469
00:22:19.588 --> 00:22:22.838
So tonight here with us
we have Ms. Amy Kessler,

470
00:22:22.925 --> 00:22:25.765
who we have hired
to help us with the event.

471
00:22:25.886 --> 00:22:29.256
So any questions, concerns,
requests, food allergies,

472
00:22:29.390 --> 00:22:32.890
anything like that, all goes to
her, and she is ready for you.

473
00:22:32.977 --> 00:22:36.307
Yes. Well, thank you so much
for having me.

474
00:22:36.397 --> 00:22:39.397
I cannot wait to meet
your big, beautiful family.

475
00:22:39.483 --> 00:22:41.863
If you guys have any questions,
I’m so happy to help

476
00:22:41.944 --> 00:22:44.454
with flights, accommodations,
anything that you guys need.

477
00:22:44.572 --> 00:22:46.822
Mm. Thank you.
Okay, now...

478
00:22:46.907 --> 00:22:49.117
So we’re gonna bring out
some more hors d’oeuvres.

479
00:22:49.243 --> 00:22:51.293
Everyone go freshen up
on your cocktails

480
00:22:51.412 --> 00:22:55.042
and don’t forget to save
the date for December 23rd

481
00:22:55.124 --> 00:22:57.544
for our ten‐year
Christmas family reunion!

482
00:22:59.044 --> 00:23:02.094
‐Christmas family tradition!
‐Christmas!

483
00:23:02.172 --> 00:23:06.302
Aah! Here we go. Whoo‐hoo!

484
00:23:06.427 --> 00:23:08.547
Uh, there, you know, okay?

485
00:23:08.637 --> 00:23:10.847
You know the doctor said
you can’t have that, baby.

486
00:23:10.931 --> 00:23:12.141
‐And, mom?
‐What?

487
00:23:12.266 --> 00:23:13.516
You know how you get after two.

488
00:23:13.601 --> 00:23:15.311
‐Ah, Tiffany.
‐I’m just sayin’.

489
00:23:15.436 --> 00:23:16.686
‐Tiffany.
‐Yes?

490
00:23:16.770 --> 00:23:18.440
Would you believe,
on our way over here

491
00:23:18.564 --> 00:23:21.614
your Uncle Leon
saw a girl on a billboard

492
00:23:21.734 --> 00:23:23.654
and she looked
exactly like you!

493
00:23:23.777 --> 00:23:26.027
I tell you,
it was a spitting image.

494
00:23:26.113 --> 00:23:27.783
It was really something else,
Tiffy.

495
00:23:27.865 --> 00:23:31.835
Aunt Alma, Uncle Leon,
that was me.

496
00:23:31.952 --> 00:23:34.542
Well, heavens! Are you serious?

497
00:23:34.622 --> 00:23:36.872
What the heck you doin’ up
on that billboard, sweetheart?

498
00:23:36.957 --> 00:23:39.787
Mm, oh, I think I know
what I’m getting you guys

499
00:23:39.877 --> 00:23:41.167
for Christmas now.

500
00:23:41.295 --> 00:23:43.515
‐

501
00:23:43.631 --> 00:23:45.261
‐Can’t believe it.
‐That was me.

502
00:23:45.341 --> 00:23:46.801
Can’t believe it.

503
00:23:49.803 --> 00:23:53.353
So, Letty,
when are you expecting Eli

504
00:23:53.474 --> 00:23:54.644
back from the service?

505
00:23:54.725 --> 00:23:56.235
Hopefully before Christmas.

506
00:23:56.310 --> 00:23:59.020
Uh, we’re cutting it
kinda close, right?

507
00:23:59.146 --> 00:24:00.766
He was already
supposed to be back.

508
00:24:00.856 --> 00:24:03.066
‐Mm.
‐Uh, Jonah.

509
00:24:03.150 --> 00:24:04.530
What did I say earlier?

510
00:24:04.652 --> 00:24:06.532
But, mom,
I only hate half the apple.

511
00:24:06.654 --> 00:24:08.954
No, you ate off all the caramel
and half the apple.

512
00:24:09.031 --> 00:24:10.781
‐Okay.
‐But I’m still hungry.

513
00:24:10.866 --> 00:24:14.116
So eat something else.
Grab a chicken fritter, hm?

514
00:24:14.203 --> 00:24:17.213
Seriously, though, there is
so much caramel on those apples,

515
00:24:17.331 --> 00:24:20.881
you could feed a whole army
of Santa’s elves with ’em.

516
00:24:21.001 --> 00:24:22.921
Grandma Gladys’ apples
were so good.

517
00:24:23.003 --> 00:24:24.923
I miss her so much,
I don’t know why Aunt Alma

518
00:24:25.005 --> 00:24:26.715
won’t just follow that recipe.

519
00:24:26.840 --> 00:24:29.050
Jonah, what did I say?

520
00:24:30.761 --> 00:24:31.681
Oh.

521
00:24:34.848 --> 00:24:36.598
Remember those days.

522
00:24:41.522 --> 00:24:44.942
Okay, so if I put
a snowflake projector

523
00:24:45.025 --> 00:24:47.315
in front of the stage,
with the tree,

524
00:24:47.403 --> 00:24:48.993
will that be a problem
for your lighting?

525
00:24:49.071 --> 00:24:50.781
No. Not at all.

526
00:24:50.864 --> 00:24:52.244
‐Tiff.
‐Hm?

527
00:24:52.366 --> 00:24:56.996
Um, had Calvin met Amy
before this evening?

528
00:24:57.079 --> 00:24:59.499
Oh, yeah, you know,
Calvin’s been really helpful

529
00:24:59.581 --> 00:25:01.371
with all the planning.

530
00:25:01.458 --> 00:25:03.748
‐Is that right?
‐Mm‐hmm.

531
00:25:03.877 --> 00:25:05.667
Mm...

532
00:25:05.754 --> 00:25:07.344
It actually looks great.

533
00:25:07.423 --> 00:25:09.303
It could even be a Rocky
Mountain snowcapped mountain

534
00:25:09.383 --> 00:25:10.973
like where Grandma Gladys
grew up.

535
00:25:11.051 --> 00:25:12.931
That is a fantastic idea.

536
00:25:13.053 --> 00:25:16.313
Look at us, finally agreeing on
something for once, Amy Kessler.

537
00:25:16.390 --> 00:25:18.560
At first I was getting
a little bit more concerned.

538
00:25:18.684 --> 00:25:20.484
Well, the only thing
you should be concerned about

539
00:25:20.561 --> 00:25:22.901
is how to admit what
a fantastic job I do in the end.

540
00:25:22.980 --> 00:25:25.150
Well, if it’s anything like
what you did tonight,

541
00:25:25.232 --> 00:25:27.072
I may stand corrected,
but I still think

542
00:25:27.192 --> 00:25:28.862
you have your work
cut out for you, Amy.

543
00:25:28.944 --> 00:25:31.034
‐...about you and your home.
‐Well, it’s not all about me.

544
00:25:31.113 --> 00:25:32.823
‐Let’s talk to Amy. Amy!
‐Amy!

545
00:25:32.906 --> 00:25:34.986
‐Incoming.
‐Hi, honey.

546
00:25:35.075 --> 00:25:36.985
‐Hi, dear.
‐We’ve come to a bit of a truce.

547
00:25:37.077 --> 00:25:39.117
‐Just a bit of one.
‐Okay, of course.

548
00:25:39.246 --> 00:25:41.956
And, um, how is Monday,
this Monday,

549
00:25:42.082 --> 00:25:44.962
to come by my home,
see where Calvin grew up?

550
00:25:45.085 --> 00:25:46.585
I have a lovely koi pond

551
00:25:46.712 --> 00:25:48.712
and a fantastic garden
you just can’t miss.

552
00:25:48.797 --> 00:25:50.217
I can definitely be there.

553
00:25:50.299 --> 00:25:51.549
‐For sure. Yeah.
‐Great.

554
00:25:51.633 --> 00:25:53.553
Okay, well,
how is Thursday for you

555
00:25:53.635 --> 00:25:56.345
to come by my house
and see where Tiffany grew up?

556
00:25:56.430 --> 00:25:57.930
I mean,
our home is just as good.

557
00:25:58.057 --> 00:26:00.477
We don’t have a koi pond.
Fish smell fishy.

558
00:26:00.601 --> 00:26:02.851
All right, but we do have
a baby grand piano

559
00:26:02.936 --> 00:26:04.516
that is just itching
to be played.

560
00:26:04.605 --> 00:26:07.115
‐I can be there, too.
‐Oh! Fantastic!

561
00:26:07.191 --> 00:26:09.781
Well, those days don’t work
for me because I have

562
00:26:09.902 --> 00:26:12.952
a signing on Monday
and a morning show on Thursday.

563
00:26:13.030 --> 00:26:14.700
Why did you even say Thursday
anyways, mom?

564
00:26:14.782 --> 00:26:16.742
Because I need time
to get the house ready.

565
00:26:16.825 --> 00:26:18.865
Okay, look, you can’t just
reschedule it, honey?

566
00:26:18.952 --> 00:26:20.502
Oh, yes, that’s right,
that’s what she’s gonna do.

567
00:26:20.621 --> 00:26:22.581
She’s gonna reschedule
her whole PR tour for you.

568
00:26:22.664 --> 00:26:24.624
Yes, it’s called
production,

569
00:26:24.708 --> 00:26:25.918
and that’s what they do.
They make adjustments.

570
00:26:26.001 --> 00:26:27.671
Not for the mother
of the artist.

571
00:26:27.795 --> 00:26:30.265
Honey, the stage mother they do.

572
00:26:30.339 --> 00:26:32.839
No, mom,
I, I really can’t do that.

573
00:26:32.966 --> 00:26:36.676
Ladies, it’s okay,
I can bring Amy out. I’m free.

574
00:26:36.804 --> 00:26:38.564
I just have a few, you know,
couple greeting‐card shoots,

575
00:26:38.639 --> 00:26:40.059
but no one’s asking
for any headshots

576
00:26:40.140 --> 00:26:42.230
in this point in the year,
so I can bring Amy.

577
00:26:42.309 --> 00:26:44.309
Perfect. That works out perfect.

578
00:26:44.394 --> 00:26:46.484
‐Very convenient. Thank you.
‐Yup.

579
00:26:46.605 --> 00:26:47.935
‐No problem.
‐Good. Good, Good.

580
00:26:48.023 --> 00:26:50.443
Okay, and then
that way we can all decide

581
00:26:50.526 --> 00:26:53.236
whose home
we will have the reunion at.

582
00:26:53.320 --> 00:26:56.530
Uh, actually, Amy will decide

583
00:26:56.657 --> 00:26:58.487
where we’re having
the reunion, right?

584
00:26:58.575 --> 00:27:01.785
Because that’s what
we all agreed on, right?

585
00:27:01.870 --> 00:27:04.910
Did everyone get a chance
to try my candy apples?

586
00:27:04.998 --> 00:27:06.708
‐Yes.
‐Yes, we did.

587
00:27:06.834 --> 00:27:08.344
I almost went
to a diabetic coma,

588
00:27:08.460 --> 00:27:10.840
but they were delicious,
they were delicious.

589
00:27:10.963 --> 00:27:12.923
They are delicious,
aren’t they?

590
00:27:13.006 --> 00:27:16.466
So now, Amy, is it?
Was that right?

591
00:27:16.552 --> 00:27:18.722
Yes, ma’am.
It is so nice to meet you.

592
00:27:18.846 --> 00:27:20.966
Oh, it’s nice to meet you, dear.

593
00:27:21.056 --> 00:27:23.976
So if we are going to talk
about having the reunion

594
00:27:24.059 --> 00:27:26.059
at my place on the 23rd,

595
00:27:26.186 --> 00:27:27.646
we’ve got a lot
to talk about, right?

596
00:27:27.729 --> 00:27:29.399
Yes, Christmas
is just around the corner,

597
00:27:29.523 --> 00:27:33.363
so we have to make
some big decisions very soon.

598
00:27:33.485 --> 00:27:37.445
When did Aunt Alma’s house get
in the running? Wait a minute.

599
00:27:55.591 --> 00:27:57.341
‐

600
00:27:57.426 --> 00:27:58.796
Is this where you grew up?

601
00:27:58.886 --> 00:28:00.176
A Ventura County kinda Christmas

602
00:28:00.262 --> 00:28:01.722
since I was a little kid.

603
00:28:03.473 --> 00:28:05.183
Are you an only child?

604
00:28:05.267 --> 00:28:07.557
‐My mom said I was a surprise.
‐Oh.

605
00:28:07.644 --> 00:28:10.364
Dad said,
only a surprise to her.

606
00:28:10.439 --> 00:28:12.359
But that even in her heart
she knew I was meant

607
00:28:12.441 --> 00:28:13.821
to come and rescue her.

608
00:28:13.901 --> 00:28:15.191
Rescue her from what?

609
00:28:15.277 --> 00:28:16.987
Well, my dad passed away
ten years ago

610
00:28:17.070 --> 00:28:19.200
right after
I graduated from college,

611
00:28:19.281 --> 00:28:22.161
not too long after our last
Christmas reunion, actually.

612
00:28:22.242 --> 00:28:23.582
‐Hm.
‐Oh, Calvin.

613
00:28:23.660 --> 00:28:25.700
I’m sorry to hear it.

614
00:28:25.787 --> 00:28:28.707
It’s fine.
Stan died a happy, happy man.

615
00:28:28.790 --> 00:28:32.500
And we all got to say goodbye.
It was bittersweet.

616
00:28:32.586 --> 00:28:36.666
But he’s still here, you know?
Still feel him every day.

617
00:28:39.092 --> 00:28:40.552
Well, um, you ready to meet mom?

618
00:28:40.636 --> 00:28:42.676
‐Yeah.
‐All right.

619
00:28:49.228 --> 00:28:53.978
Wow! This arrangement and that
garland are all very impressive.

620
00:28:54.107 --> 00:28:56.687
Yeah, my mom loves to redo
the holiday decor

621
00:28:56.777 --> 00:28:58.067
every couple of years.

622
00:28:58.153 --> 00:29:00.913
She has a strong opinion
about decor.

623
00:29:00.989 --> 00:29:04.779
A person with strong opinions
does a strong leader make.

624
00:29:04.910 --> 00:29:07.040
Amy, hi again.

625
00:29:07.120 --> 00:29:08.910
Hi, Mrs. Christmas.

626
00:29:08.997 --> 00:29:13.037
‐Please call me Eve.
‐Eve Christmas.

627
00:29:13.126 --> 00:29:15.126
Yes, but please don’t
write it down.

628
00:29:15.212 --> 00:29:17.302
It seems to always come out
backwards.

629
00:29:17.381 --> 00:29:18.971
‐
‐Hey, mom.

630
00:29:19.049 --> 00:29:20.629
Hi, darling.

631
00:29:20.717 --> 00:29:23.297
‐Good to see you.
‐Good to see you.

632
00:29:23.387 --> 00:29:27.307
Wow! Eve, I just love
these poinsettia arrangements.

633
00:29:27.432 --> 00:29:29.232
They look like
they just walked off

634
00:29:29.309 --> 00:29:31.639
of some Rodeo Drive
window display.

635
00:29:31.728 --> 00:29:33.648
You have to tell me
who the designer is.

636
00:29:33.730 --> 00:29:35.980
You’re looking at her.

637
00:29:36.108 --> 00:29:38.608
‐You are?
‐I am.

638
00:29:38.694 --> 00:29:40.994
I was just launching
into interior design

639
00:29:41.113 --> 00:29:43.623
when my sweet little Calvin
came along.

640
00:29:43.699 --> 00:29:46.329
I ruined her dreams of becoming
the first black Martha Stewart.

641
00:29:46.451 --> 00:29:49.121
Oh, shush! Don’t say that.

642
00:29:49.204 --> 00:29:52.254
You were my angel,
my miracle baby come true.

643
00:29:52.332 --> 00:29:54.462
And I wouldn’t have it
any other way.

644
00:29:54.543 --> 00:29:56.543
You just had
really bad timing is all.

645
00:29:56.670 --> 00:29:58.170
Now, that man couldn’t get
anywhere on time

646
00:29:58.297 --> 00:30:00.087
even if he tried.

647
00:30:00.173 --> 00:30:01.673
But it just so happens

648
00:30:01.758 --> 00:30:04.798
that you two have come along
at the perfect time.

649
00:30:04.886 --> 00:30:07.306
‐Oh.
‐Uh‐oh. I know what that means.

650
00:30:07.389 --> 00:30:11.099
‐She’s putting us to work.
‐That’s right. Follow me.

651
00:30:11.852 --> 00:30:12.812
Great.

652
00:30:20.569 --> 00:30:22.649
So what is all this?

653
00:30:22.738 --> 00:30:24.318
Told you
she’s putting us to work.

654
00:30:24.406 --> 00:30:28.276
These are Santa’s Stockings
From Stan.

655
00:30:28.368 --> 00:30:30.948
Now say that three times fast
and let’s get to stuffing.

656
00:30:31.038 --> 00:30:34.208
Wait. Did you say
Santa’s Stockings From Stan?

657
00:30:34.291 --> 00:30:36.001
Isn’t that your father’s name?

658
00:30:36.084 --> 00:30:39.504
It’s an old Christmas family
tradition my husband started

659
00:30:39.588 --> 00:30:41.298
when he was a little boy.

660
00:30:41.381 --> 00:30:44.431
When he found out that there
were kids who didn’t get toys

661
00:30:44.551 --> 00:30:49.471
or gifts for Christmas, he asked
his mama Gladys and his papa Joe

662
00:30:49.556 --> 00:30:51.516
to give his toys
to the kids in need.

663
00:30:51.600 --> 00:30:55.310
So after he passed,
Calvin and I decided

664
00:30:55.395 --> 00:30:58.435
to continue that tradition
in his name.

665
00:30:58.565 --> 00:31:01.645
The whole Christmas family
participates.

666
00:31:01.735 --> 00:31:05.415
‐So no family gifts at all?
‐No.

667
00:31:05.489 --> 00:31:08.909
We haven’t exchanged gifts
in the past ten years.

668
00:31:09.034 --> 00:31:12.334
My goodness.
That is so incredible.

669
00:31:12.412 --> 00:31:14.372
I think I know exactly
what I’m gonna ask my parents

670
00:31:14.456 --> 00:31:15.666
for next Christmas.

671
00:31:15.749 --> 00:31:17.539
And where are your parents, Amy?

672
00:31:17.626 --> 00:31:19.916
Oh, they’re here.
Up in Santa Barbara.

673
00:31:20.003 --> 00:31:23.013
Oh. Fancy living, huh?

674
00:31:23.090 --> 00:31:25.590
Yeah, you know,
they, they still do nice things

675
00:31:25.675 --> 00:31:28.005
like donate money to charities.

676
00:31:28.095 --> 00:31:31.395
But this,

677
00:31:31.473 --> 00:31:34.523
this just feels...

678
00:31:34.601 --> 00:31:38.861
warmer, more personal.
I love it.

679
00:31:38.939 --> 00:31:41.359
Hm. And I see
you’re not married.

680
00:31:41.441 --> 00:31:43.111
‐Huh?
‐Mother.

681
00:31:43.193 --> 00:31:45.783
What? It’s just
a friendly conversation.

682
00:31:45.862 --> 00:31:50.072
It’s fine. Um, I was
in a serious relationship.

683
00:31:50.158 --> 00:31:53.448
And I thought
we were gonna get married,

684
00:31:53.578 --> 00:31:55.368
but, no.

685
00:31:55.455 --> 00:31:56.865
I am still single.

686
00:31:56.957 --> 00:31:59.287
Hm...

687
00:31:59.376 --> 00:32:01.126
So what’s next?

688
00:32:01.253 --> 00:32:03.633
‐Get to stuffin’.
‐Okay.

689
00:32:05.006 --> 00:32:06.586
Okay.

690
00:32:08.969 --> 00:32:10.889
We stuffed
three dozen of stockings.

691
00:32:10.971 --> 00:32:12.681
I’d say we cleaned up.

692
00:32:12.806 --> 00:32:15.216
‐Well done!
‐What now?

693
00:32:15.308 --> 00:32:18.648
Now we take these down
to First Presbyterian Church.

694
00:32:18.728 --> 00:32:21.648
They have a distribution list
of all the families in need.

695
00:32:21.731 --> 00:32:24.651
Then we surprise the families by
leaving them on their doorstep

696
00:32:24.734 --> 00:32:26.994
on Christmas Eve.

697
00:32:27.112 --> 00:32:29.742
‐Aww! I love it.
‐

698
00:32:29.823 --> 00:32:31.743
Oh, can we go see the koi pond?

699
00:32:38.331 --> 00:32:41.331
‐Wow. They’re so beautiful!
‐That they are.

700
00:32:41.418 --> 00:32:43.248
You know,
you look a lot like your dad.

701
00:32:43.336 --> 00:32:47.506
‐Thank you.
‐You guys have the same smile.

702
00:32:47.632 --> 00:32:49.012
He was a good‐looking dude.

703
00:32:50.969 --> 00:32:52.929
Come on,
let me show you the rest.

704
00:32:53.013 --> 00:32:54.353
Okay.

705
00:33:02.022 --> 00:33:05.322
Oh! These lampposts
are incredible.

706
00:33:05.400 --> 00:33:08.320
Yeah. My dad put these put up
when I was small.

707
00:33:08.403 --> 00:33:10.613
He and my mom knew
I was notorious for sneaking

708
00:33:10.697 --> 00:33:13.117
out the house,
especially around the holidays.

709
00:33:13.200 --> 00:33:15.990
Why especially
the holidays?

710
00:33:16.077 --> 00:33:18.247
Well, I thought Santa and I
had a special deal

711
00:33:18.371 --> 00:33:21.711
where I used to bring cookies
out to my favorite play spot.

712
00:33:21.833 --> 00:33:24.843
And I was sure if I came out at
night, I’d eventually see him.

713
00:33:24.920 --> 00:33:26.500
Hm.

714
00:33:26.588 --> 00:33:29.668
Of course, I thought
Santa was eating the cookies.

715
00:33:29.758 --> 00:33:33.968
Now I’m pretty sure it was just
a squirrel or the birds.

716
00:33:35.222 --> 00:33:38.642
Aww...

717
00:33:38.725 --> 00:33:42.515
A pinecone tree! How adorable!

718
00:33:42.604 --> 00:33:46.074
Yeah, my mom
always loved pinecones,

719
00:33:46.149 --> 00:33:48.609
so we all built this together
one year for Santa.

720
00:33:48.735 --> 00:33:50.485
We used to put the cookies
right on this small stump

721
00:33:50.570 --> 00:33:53.490
sitting next to the tree.
Memories.

722
00:33:53.573 --> 00:33:55.873
‐Think I could get a photo?
‐Sure.

723
00:33:55.951 --> 00:33:57.871
You know,
I think I have some already

724
00:33:57.953 --> 00:33:59.413
in my phone where I can send.

725
00:33:59.538 --> 00:34:01.078
‐Great. Thanks.
‐Yeah.

726
00:34:13.760 --> 00:34:17.140
‐You wanna know what I think?
‐What’s that?

727
00:34:17.264 --> 00:34:19.934
How do you know it wasn’t really
Santa who was eating the cookies

728
00:34:20.016 --> 00:34:22.226
you left out?

729
00:34:22.310 --> 00:34:24.770
With these lampposts to guide
him, would’ve been pretty easy

730
00:34:24.896 --> 00:34:27.016
for him to find it
on his sleigh, don’t you think?

731
00:34:27.107 --> 00:34:29.397
‐Yeah.
‐

732
00:34:38.243 --> 00:34:41.203
So what do you think
of our place?

733
00:34:41.288 --> 00:34:43.708
Perfect spot
for the reunion, yes?

734
00:34:43.790 --> 00:34:46.460
I think it’s definitely
a strong contender.

735
00:34:46.543 --> 00:34:47.793
‐You sold it very well.
‐Well...

736
00:34:47.919 --> 00:34:49.629
Obviously, not well enough

737
00:34:49.754 --> 00:34:51.804
if you haven’t
made a decision yet.

738
00:34:51.881 --> 00:34:54.631
Well, it’s just that
I promised everyone

739
00:34:54.718 --> 00:34:57.598
that I would check out
all the places first, so...

740
00:34:57.679 --> 00:34:58.889
My mom is just teasing you.

741
00:34:58.972 --> 00:35:00.602
She knows we have to be fair

742
00:35:00.682 --> 00:35:02.102
about this, right?

743
00:35:02.183 --> 00:35:04.813
Yes. Of course I do.

744
00:35:04.936 --> 00:35:07.556
But because
Amy clearly has good taste,

745
00:35:07.647 --> 00:35:10.727
I’m convinced
that you’ll decide what’s fair

746
00:35:10.817 --> 00:35:12.897
is having it right here.

747
00:35:17.991 --> 00:35:19.081
Is she gonna hate me
if we decide

748
00:35:19.159 --> 00:35:20.409
to have it somewhere else?

749
00:35:20.493 --> 00:35:22.583
Nah, she might pretend
you don’t exist

750
00:35:22.662 --> 00:35:26.002
when she sees you next, but
definitely wouldn’t hate you.

751
00:35:26.124 --> 00:35:29.094
‐Uh...
‐I’m teasing you.

752
00:35:29.169 --> 00:35:30.709
‐Totally teasing.
‐Thanks.

753
00:36:03.036 --> 00:36:06.956
Aah! There he is!
There’s my favorite nephew!

754
00:36:07.040 --> 00:36:09.000
I thought
Bryson was your favorite.

755
00:36:09.084 --> 00:36:12.004
Oh, Bryson is my favorite
during soccer season

756
00:36:12.087 --> 00:36:13.167
and when he’s playing.

757
00:36:13.254 --> 00:36:15.974
‐Hey! Hi, baby.
‐Hi.

758
00:36:16.049 --> 00:36:17.759
Mona, it’s so good
to see you again.

759
00:36:17.884 --> 00:36:19.474
It’s so good to see you.
And you know what?

760
00:36:19.552 --> 00:36:22.472
I’m excited you’re here
because you’re just in time

761
00:36:22.555 --> 00:36:25.555
to help me put up the
Christmas lights on the porch.

762
00:36:25.642 --> 00:36:27.522
‐Hey, you ready to get to work?
‐Uh‐huh.

763
00:36:27.602 --> 00:36:30.402
Ah, it’s a Christmas
family tradition, I guess.

764
00:36:30.480 --> 00:36:32.110
You visit family,
they put you to work.

765
00:36:32.232 --> 00:36:34.152
‐
‐No complaints from me.

766
00:36:34.234 --> 00:36:35.824
Oh, exactly,
because who doesn’t like

767
00:36:35.902 --> 00:36:37.072
putting up Christmas lights?

768
00:36:37.153 --> 00:36:38.703
Especially on a porch like this.

769
00:36:38.780 --> 00:36:40.990
Mona, this house is spectacular.

770
00:36:41.074 --> 00:36:44.334
Oh! Well, I am so glad
you approve, darling.

771
00:36:44.411 --> 00:36:46.951
Come on in, I’m gonna
give you the full tour.

772
00:36:47.080 --> 00:36:48.210
‐Okay.
‐Oh.

773
00:36:48.289 --> 00:36:51.079
‐

774
00:36:52.419 --> 00:36:54.549
Ah.

775
00:36:54.629 --> 00:36:56.799
This is so precious.

776
00:36:56.923 --> 00:36:59.093
Oh, Tiff and I,
we started that collection

777
00:36:59.175 --> 00:37:00.505
when she was just a kid.

778
00:37:00.593 --> 00:37:02.553
No wonder
Tiffany loves Christmas so much.

779
00:37:02.637 --> 00:37:04.257
It really shows
in her new holiday album.

780
00:37:04.389 --> 00:37:05.599
‐I know, right?
‐Mm‐hmm.

781
00:37:05.682 --> 00:37:07.522
‐My baby is so talented!
‐

782
00:37:07.600 --> 00:37:09.020
‐Come on! This way.
‐Okay.

783
00:37:13.648 --> 00:37:16.068
This stuff is vintage,
isn’t it?

784
00:37:16.151 --> 00:37:19.531
Yes! I am
a vintage Christmas connoisseur.

785
00:37:19.612 --> 00:37:21.782
Well, it definitely shows.

786
00:37:21.906 --> 00:37:23.526
Hey, can we get some photos
of all of us?

787
00:37:23.616 --> 00:37:25.446
‐Oh. No problem, I got you.
‐Great.

788
00:37:25.535 --> 00:37:27.415
Oh, Calvin,
make sure you get your auntie.

789
00:37:27.495 --> 00:37:28.695
‐Yes, auntie.
‐Okay.

790
00:37:28.788 --> 00:37:30.788
And look at baby Jesus.
Isn’t he cute?

791
00:37:30.874 --> 00:37:33.214
‐He’s so cute.
‐Uh‐uh. Don’t touch it.

792
00:37:33.293 --> 00:37:35.383
‐Oh, sorry. Okay.
‐Don’t touch it. All right.

793
00:37:39.090 --> 00:37:40.300
A little higher
to the right here, baby.

794
00:37:40.383 --> 00:37:42.093
Oh. Amy.

795
00:37:42.177 --> 00:37:45.467
So, I take it you went out
to see Eve’s place on Monday?

796
00:37:45.555 --> 00:37:47.725
Yes. And her place
is beautiful, too.

797
00:37:47.807 --> 00:37:49.597
Oh, for sure, but, you know,

798
00:37:49.684 --> 00:37:51.984
we both have very different
decorating styles,

799
00:37:52.103 --> 00:37:55.653
even though I do appreciate
her decorating expertise.

800
00:37:55.732 --> 00:37:59.072
Absolutely, but you both have
excellent decorating skills.

801
00:37:59.152 --> 00:38:02.152
Ooh, so I guess it’s safe to say

802
00:38:02.238 --> 00:38:04.408
that I am still in the running?

803
00:38:04.491 --> 00:38:07.161
‐Oh, Mona.
‐What?

804
00:38:07.285 --> 00:38:09.945
Doesn’t matter
where we have this reunion.

805
00:38:10.038 --> 00:38:12.748
You’ll still have all eyes
on you. You always do.

806
00:38:12.832 --> 00:38:15.582
Aww. You hear that, Calvin?

807
00:38:15.668 --> 00:38:18.748
See, that is how you get
the girl of your dreams.

808
00:38:18.838 --> 00:38:22.508
He still knows how to woo me
after 32 years.

809
00:38:41.903 --> 00:38:44.203
‐What’s next?
‐You’ll see.

810
00:38:44.322 --> 00:38:45.322
Hm.

811
00:38:46.449 --> 00:38:47.659
Wow.

812
00:38:48.910 --> 00:38:50.790
This must be Tiffany’s old room.

813
00:38:50.870 --> 00:38:52.290
Yeah, I used to get stuck
sleeping there

814
00:38:52.372 --> 00:38:53.912
right on the floor as a kid

815
00:38:54.040 --> 00:38:56.130
when mom and dad brought us
for a visit.

816
00:38:56.209 --> 00:38:59.999
Aww, little Calvin
on a sleeping bag

817
00:39:00.088 --> 00:39:03.218
in a sea of pink.
I could see it now.

818
00:39:03.299 --> 00:39:05.049
Oh. You got jokes now?

819
00:39:05.134 --> 00:39:06.894
‐Mm‐hmm. Mm.
‐Mm.

820
00:39:06.970 --> 00:39:09.680
Come on, let’s go.

821
00:39:14.978 --> 00:39:17.398
‐We finally arrived.
‐Uh‐huh.

822
00:39:23.069 --> 00:39:26.069
Wow, do you think your
Aunt Mona would let us borrow

823
00:39:26.197 --> 00:39:27.567
some of this stuff
for the reunion?

824
00:39:27.699 --> 00:39:29.369
Oh, yeah,
it’s not a problem at all.

825
00:39:29.450 --> 00:39:31.370
‐Except cool Santa here.
‐Oh.

826
00:39:31.452 --> 00:39:34.082
He stays and protects all her
stuff. Get a photo with him.

827
00:39:34.205 --> 00:39:36.205
It’s the least
we can ask of him, anyway.

828
00:39:39.502 --> 00:39:42.252
‐Chic.
‐Chic. Okay.

829
00:39:42.338 --> 00:39:43.668
Well, these are chic. Come here.

830
00:39:43.756 --> 00:39:46.176
‐Let me put them on you.
‐All right.

831
00:39:46.259 --> 00:39:48.429
‐It’s somethin’ else.
‐It looks adorable.

832
00:39:48.553 --> 00:39:50.603
‐Hm, let’s go.
‐Okay.

833
00:39:50.680 --> 00:39:53.270
‐One, two, three. Say "Money!"
‐All right, Santa.

834
00:39:53.391 --> 00:39:54.561
Money!

835
00:39:54.642 --> 00:39:56.772
All right. Light it up.

836
00:39:56.895 --> 00:39:59.115
Light it up, baby!

837
00:39:59.230 --> 00:40:00.610
Ah, ah!

838
00:40:00.690 --> 00:40:02.530
Never ceases to amaze me.

839
00:40:02.609 --> 00:40:05.689
No, you never cease to amaze me,
Mr. Christmas.

840
00:40:05.778 --> 00:40:07.448
‐
‐Ooh.

841
00:40:07.530 --> 00:40:10.490
Tiffany Anne,
what are you doing here?

842
00:40:10.617 --> 00:40:13.117
I thought
you had the morning show!

843
00:40:13.202 --> 00:40:14.122
‐What are you doing?
‐Hey, baby.

844
00:40:14.245 --> 00:40:16.705
Mom, it was a morning show!

845
00:40:16.789 --> 00:40:19.539
‐It’s night. I’m done.
‐Oh, I’m sorry.

846
00:40:19.626 --> 00:40:21.246
Plus, I couldn’t miss
the beautiful

847
00:40:21.336 --> 00:40:22.876
house‐lighting ceremony.

848
00:40:22.962 --> 00:40:23.922
Aww!
Aww!

849
00:40:24.005 --> 00:40:25.715
Tiffany,
I’m so glad you made it!

850
00:40:25.798 --> 00:40:27.628
‐I’m so happy to see you.
‐

851
00:40:27.717 --> 00:40:30.387
And, girl, I may have plugged
you on the morning show.

852
00:40:30.470 --> 00:40:31.930
‐What?
‐Yes.

853
00:40:32.013 --> 00:40:33.433
I mean, just how amazing you are

854
00:40:33.514 --> 00:40:35.814
in getting
our family reunion set up.

855
00:40:35.892 --> 00:40:39.102
‐Thank you. That is so sweet.
‐Of course.

856
00:40:39.187 --> 00:40:41.267
My little girl
moving back home yet?

857
00:40:41.356 --> 00:40:44.106
‐Mm‐hmm. You wish, daddy.
‐

858
00:40:44.192 --> 00:40:47.152
‐Oh, this is so beautiful!
‐Isn’t it gorgeous?

859
00:40:47.278 --> 00:40:49.738
It looks so good, as always.

860
00:40:49.822 --> 00:40:52.122
I say we just have the reunion
here and call it a night.

861
00:40:52.200 --> 00:40:54.620
‐Yeah, uh, okay!
‐Okay!

862
00:40:54.702 --> 00:40:57.582
‐
‐Uh, you think about it.

863
00:40:57.664 --> 00:40:58.834
‐I’ll think about it.
‐

864
00:41:00.667 --> 00:41:04.417
So, have you heard
anything more as to when,

865
00:41:04.504 --> 00:41:06.214
you know, Eli will be home?

866
00:41:06.339 --> 00:41:10.679
Letty said maybe Christmas,
but we just don’t know.

867
00:41:10.760 --> 00:41:13.760
I mean, he’s still active duty
on the Air Force,

868
00:41:13.846 --> 00:41:16.766
so I have no clue.

869
00:41:16.849 --> 00:41:19.309
Hm, well, I sure hope
he makes it in time

870
00:41:19.394 --> 00:41:20.774
for, you know,
little Jonah’s sake.

871
00:41:20.853 --> 00:41:22.193
Tsk. Don’t we all?

872
00:41:22.271 --> 00:41:25.441
This old piano is incredible.

873
00:41:25.525 --> 00:41:27.655
Guess now I know where
your musical talents came from.

874
00:41:27.735 --> 00:41:29.315
‐
‐All right.

875
00:41:29.404 --> 00:41:32.164
All right! Get over here. Okay.

876
00:41:32.240 --> 00:41:35.120
I think it’s time for a little
Christmas family tradition

877
00:41:35.201 --> 00:41:37.661
because I don’t think
Ms. Amy is quite sold

878
00:41:37.745 --> 00:41:39.745
on having the family reunion
here yet.

879
00:41:39.872 --> 00:41:43.002
So you’re gonna get a treat
that you can only get

880
00:41:43.084 --> 00:41:45.294
at Ms. Mona’s house.

881
00:41:45.378 --> 00:41:47.878
Christmas carols and cocoa.

882
00:41:47.964 --> 00:41:50.224
‐
‐Oh...

883
00:41:50.299 --> 00:41:52.049
Go, Tiffany.
Show ’em what you got, babe.

884
00:41:52.135 --> 00:41:54.015
‐Okay. All right.
‐Shall we?

885
00:41:54.095 --> 00:41:55.515
‐Calvin.
‐We shall.

886
00:41:55.596 --> 00:41:58.306
‐All right.
‐All right!

887
00:41:58.391 --> 00:42:00.061
‐You’re gonna love this.
‐Okay.

888
00:42:02.562 --> 00:42:05.312
Okay. I hear you, oh, baby.
I know, baby.

889
00:42:06.899 --> 00:42:11.899
<i>♪ Hark
the herald angels sing ♪</i>

890
00:42:12.030 --> 00:42:16.870
<i>♪ Glory to the newborn King ♪</i>

891
00:42:16.951 --> 00:42:21.621
<i>♪ Peace on Earth
and mercy mild ♪</i>

892
00:42:21.748 --> 00:42:26.788
<i>♪ God and sinners reconciled ♪</i>

893
00:42:26.919 --> 00:42:31.919
<i>♪ Joyful all ye nations rise ♪</i>

894
00:42:32.008 --> 00:42:36.928
<i>♪ Join the triumph
</i> <i>of the skies ♪</i>

895
00:42:37.013 --> 00:42:41.773
<i>♪ With angelic host proclaim ♪</i>

896
00:42:41.893 --> 00:42:46.733
<i>♪ Christ is born in Bethlehem ♪</i>

897
00:42:46.814 --> 00:42:51.654
<i>♪ Hark
the herald angels sing ♪</i>

898
00:42:51.778 --> 00:42:54.408
<i>♪ Glory to ♪</i>

899
00:42:54.489 --> 00:42:59.539
<i>♪ The newborn King ♪</i>

900
00:42:59.619 --> 00:43:01.789
Every year you just get
better and better.

901
00:43:01.871 --> 00:43:03.751
‐Better, baby!
‐Thank you.

902
00:43:03.831 --> 00:43:07.631
‐Ooh, that’s my baby!
‐That’s a good man, over there.

903
00:43:07.710 --> 00:43:10.380
Just like my brother Stan was.

904
00:43:14.592 --> 00:43:17.052
Hey, this doesn’t
all look like the stuff

905
00:43:17.136 --> 00:43:19.216
from your original sketches.

906
00:43:19.305 --> 00:43:23.135
Well, I kinda decided to go
in a new direction, I think.

907
00:43:23.226 --> 00:43:25.726
You? Go in a new direction?
Since when?

908
00:43:25.812 --> 00:43:27.692
This isn’t rose gold
and champagne

909
00:43:27.814 --> 00:43:28.984
we’re talking about here.

910
00:43:29.065 --> 00:43:31.325
Exactly, it’s a family reunion,

911
00:43:31.400 --> 00:43:34.570
so we should treat it like one.

912
00:43:51.170 --> 00:43:54.380
‐Oh. Thank you.
‐You’re welcome.

913
00:43:54.507 --> 00:43:56.007
Right this way.

914
00:44:03.516 --> 00:44:06.016
Oh, this is...

915
00:44:06.144 --> 00:44:07.694
Like something
out of a fairytale.

916
00:44:07.770 --> 00:44:11.650
An old romantic
Christmas fairytale.

917
00:44:11.732 --> 00:44:14.322
Welcome to Casa de Christmas.

918
00:44:14.402 --> 00:44:15.532
Ah.

919
00:44:16.737 --> 00:44:18.027
Is this...

920
00:44:19.198 --> 00:44:20.658
‐Is this handmade?
‐Yup.

921
00:44:20.741 --> 00:44:22.411
‐By my great‐grandmother Ethel.
‐Ah!

922
00:44:22.535 --> 00:44:24.705
This wreath
has magical Christmas powers.

923
00:44:24.829 --> 00:44:27.409
‐I can just feel it.
‐Well, I sure hope so.

924
00:44:27.540 --> 00:44:29.580
It’s a Christmas family
original.

925
00:44:29.709 --> 00:44:30.959
Welcome.

926
00:44:37.091 --> 00:44:39.131
Wow.

927
00:44:40.261 --> 00:44:42.721
Indeed.

928
00:44:42.805 --> 00:44:45.095
Lots of this stuff
has been passed down.

929
00:44:45.224 --> 00:44:46.734
My guess is
my mom and Aunt Mona

930
00:44:46.809 --> 00:44:49.059
are gonna have to fight
to see who gets it some day.

931
00:44:52.607 --> 00:44:54.687
‐Hey, family.
‐Uncle Cal!

932
00:44:54.775 --> 00:44:55.975
Hi.

933
00:44:57.111 --> 00:45:00.031
‐Hi.
‐Hey, buddy.

934
00:45:00.114 --> 00:45:01.414
He likes to call me his uncle

935
00:45:01.532 --> 00:45:03.452
even though
he’s technically my cousin.

936
00:45:03.576 --> 00:45:06.576
You know me better than that.
I don’t live on technicalities.

937
00:45:06.704 --> 00:45:09.374
‐Whatever that is.
‐

938
00:45:09.457 --> 00:45:12.577
So you’re Calvin’s girlfriend,
yes?

939
00:45:12.668 --> 00:45:14.628
Aunt Alma, no, she’s his friend

940
00:45:14.754 --> 00:45:16.464
and our reunion planner,
remember?

941
00:45:16.589 --> 00:45:18.089
Yeah, you met her
at me and Tiffany’s place

942
00:45:18.174 --> 00:45:19.384
just a week or so ago.

943
00:45:19.467 --> 00:45:22.337
‐Oh, right!
‐Mm.

944
00:45:22.428 --> 00:45:25.678
‐Oh, I’m so sorry, hon.
‐It’s fine.

945
00:45:25.765 --> 00:45:29.275
Well, maybe she should be your
girlfriend. She sure is pretty.

946
00:45:29.393 --> 00:45:32.603
Ah, Jonah.
Excuse me, little man.

947
00:45:32.730 --> 00:45:34.310
Can I get you guys
some pumpkin nog?

948
00:45:34.440 --> 00:45:37.110
I made some fresh from
the pumpkin just this morning.

949
00:45:37.235 --> 00:45:39.405
‐It’s really good.
‐Pumpkin! Yes, please.

950
00:45:39.487 --> 00:45:41.157
Yeah.

951
00:45:41.280 --> 00:45:42.780
Okay.

952
00:45:42.865 --> 00:45:44.775
Look, Uncle Cal,
we’re making our yearly

953
00:45:44.909 --> 00:45:47.199
annual gingerbread houses
for the dining‐room table.

954
00:45:47.286 --> 00:45:49.036
You mean yearly or annual?

955
00:45:49.121 --> 00:45:50.911
You know it means
the same thing, little bud.

956
00:45:50.998 --> 00:45:54.208
‐I knew that. I was testing you.
‐Mm‐hmm.

957
00:45:55.544 --> 00:45:57.054
What are you doing?

958
00:45:57.129 --> 00:45:59.549
Well, I assume
we’re getting put to work, no?

959
00:45:59.632 --> 00:46:02.432
Looks like another Christmas
family tradition to me.

960
00:46:02.510 --> 00:46:06.140
Now, I like this one.
She’s got the right idea.

961
00:46:06.222 --> 00:46:09.432
Now you go over there
and wash your hands.

962
00:46:09.517 --> 00:46:11.057
But, you know,
I’m really bad at making

963
00:46:11.143 --> 00:46:12.773
gingerbread houses,
though, all right?

964
00:46:12.853 --> 00:46:16.943
He’s not lying, last year
his gingerbread house caved in

965
00:46:17.024 --> 00:46:18.444
and my dad had to come in
last second

966
00:46:18.526 --> 00:46:20.356
for major
construction reinforcements.

967
00:46:20.486 --> 00:46:22.946
That’s right, he had to make
little candy‐cane beams

968
00:46:23.030 --> 00:46:24.620
to hold ’em together.

969
00:46:24.699 --> 00:46:25.779
And those were Gladys’

970
00:46:25.866 --> 00:46:27.786
famous homemade candy canes.

971
00:46:27.868 --> 00:46:31.458
It was a waste of tasty
holiday treats, if you ask me.

972
00:46:31.539 --> 00:46:32.959
Hm.
Yeah, I agree.

973
00:46:33.040 --> 00:46:35.080
Which is why
I should just take photos

974
00:46:35.167 --> 00:46:36.957
and be a nice spectator today.

975
00:46:37.044 --> 00:46:39.174
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

976
00:46:39.255 --> 00:46:43.135
If I’m building a house,
you’re building a house, too.

977
00:46:43.217 --> 00:46:44.427
‐Oh, really?
‐Mm‐hmm.

978
00:46:44.510 --> 00:46:46.090
Oops.

979
00:46:54.812 --> 00:46:57.652
That looks so good. Hm.

980
00:46:57.732 --> 00:46:58.982
‐What do you think?
‐What?

981
00:46:59.066 --> 00:47:02.066
Hm, this is really good.

982
00:47:02.194 --> 00:47:03.364
You think so?

983
00:47:05.364 --> 00:47:09.284
Oh, I was, uh, talking about
the eggnog.

984
00:47:09.368 --> 00:47:12.908
But your house,
it’s, it’s not bad. Really.

985
00:47:13.039 --> 00:47:14.959
I don’t know
if I’d call it good.

986
00:47:16.876 --> 00:47:20.166
Okay, okay,
let’s call in Uncle Leon.

987
00:47:20.254 --> 00:47:22.514
‐Yeah, maybe he can‐‐
‐Uncle Leon.

988
00:47:24.383 --> 00:47:26.013
What’s all this yelling about?

989
00:47:26.093 --> 00:47:27.973
We need you to judge our houses.

990
00:47:28.054 --> 00:47:29.894
You’re the only one with a bias.

991
00:47:30.681 --> 00:47:33.351
Without a bias.

992
00:47:33.434 --> 00:47:36.484
Another test.
Good thing you passed.

993
00:47:36.562 --> 00:47:38.562
Hm, all right, let me see, uh...

994
00:47:39.565 --> 00:47:41.395
Mm‐hmm.

995
00:47:42.526 --> 00:47:45.356
Mm‐hmm. Mm‐hmm.

996
00:47:46.322 --> 00:47:47.492
Mm?

997
00:47:48.574 --> 00:47:49.914
Mm! Mm...

998
00:47:51.577 --> 00:47:54.957
‐Uh, you built this house?
‐Mm‐hmm, yup.

999
00:47:55.081 --> 00:47:57.251
Well, did a hurricane
come through there?

1000
00:47:58.918 --> 00:48:00.838
Uh, the roof
looks all

1001
00:48:02.588 --> 00:48:05.048
‐You know what? It’s fine.
‐What?

1002
00:48:05.132 --> 00:48:07.382
‐Yeah, there you go.
‐Oops.

1003
00:48:07.468 --> 00:48:08.928
Jonah’s house
is clearly the winner.

1004
00:48:09.053 --> 00:48:10.263
‐Yay!
‐Yay!

1005
00:48:10.388 --> 00:48:11.718
Now, uh, can I go back out

1006
00:48:11.806 --> 00:48:13.016
and get my work done?

1007
00:48:13.099 --> 00:48:14.729
I still gotta feed the chickens.

1008
00:48:14.809 --> 00:48:18.269
‐The chickens?
‐Saving the best for last.

1009
00:48:41.210 --> 00:48:43.050
Ah!

1010
00:48:48.801 --> 00:48:50.971
This is where the reunion was
ten years ago.

1011
00:48:51.053 --> 00:48:52.893
Last time dad was here.

1012
00:48:52.972 --> 00:48:56.272
‐It’s perfect.
‐Great.

1013
00:48:56.350 --> 00:48:57.890
Tiffany and I also agree.

1014
00:48:57.977 --> 00:49:00.477
Why didn’t you guys
say something?

1015
00:49:00.563 --> 00:49:02.443
We needed
a professional opinion.

1016
00:49:05.317 --> 00:49:06.317
‐
‐Really good.

1017
00:49:08.446 --> 00:49:10.156
That was fun.

1018
00:49:10.239 --> 00:49:12.659
All of our trips
have been a lot of fun.

1019
00:49:12.741 --> 00:49:15.491
You know, I wish
my parents had a fraction

1020
00:49:15.578 --> 00:49:17.448
of the Christmas spirit
that yours does.

1021
00:49:17.538 --> 00:49:20.998
Why? Your family doesn’t like
the holidays?

1022
00:49:21.083 --> 00:49:23.593
No, they do, it’s just...

1023
00:49:23.669 --> 00:49:28.219
My dad,
he loves food and sports.

1024
00:49:28.340 --> 00:49:30.970
And my mom loves shopping

1025
00:49:31.051 --> 00:49:33.301
and buying gifts
for extended family.

1026
00:49:33.387 --> 00:49:35.427
And don’t get me wrong,
I love my family.

1027
00:49:35.514 --> 00:49:38.354
It’s just,
I do spend my Christmases

1028
00:49:38.476 --> 00:49:41.726
cooking with the maid
and watching Christmas movies.

1029
00:49:41.854 --> 00:49:43.484
Mm! Christmas movies, huh?

1030
00:49:43.564 --> 00:49:47.404
What? I get a ton of inspiration
from them.

1031
00:49:47.526 --> 00:49:50.356
No judgment here. I could dig
some Christmas movies.

1032
00:49:50.446 --> 00:49:51.946
But the viewings
are meant to be shared.

1033
00:49:52.031 --> 00:49:53.701
Well, then maybe I’ll ask Santa

1034
00:49:53.782 --> 00:49:55.662
and see if he can extend
his visit next time.

1035
00:49:55.743 --> 00:49:59.043
Or if Santa is too busy,
which I know he will be,

1036
00:49:59.163 --> 00:50:01.213
I could join you.

1037
00:50:01.290 --> 00:50:05.960
Uh, I’ll ask Santa
and see what he says.

1038
00:50:06.045 --> 00:50:09.015
I don’t loathe the idea.

1039
00:50:09.089 --> 00:50:11.839
I just need a view
with the best seat, that’s all.

1040
00:50:11.926 --> 00:50:12.836
Oh!

1041
00:50:15.387 --> 00:50:18.637
‐To be discussed, seat‐stealer.
‐Mm.

1042
00:50:27.191 --> 00:50:28.861
Um...

1043
00:50:28.943 --> 00:50:32.203
Okay. Um...

1044
00:50:32.279 --> 00:50:34.869
I guess we should get going.

1045
00:50:34.949 --> 00:50:36.699
Can you swing by Sunday at noon?

1046
00:50:36.784 --> 00:50:38.414
Yeah, Sunday at noon, mm‐hmm.

1047
00:50:38.536 --> 00:50:41.746
Yeah, um, I just have to
reconfigure a couple of things.

1048
00:50:41.830 --> 00:50:44.580
Oh, no, no, no, this won’t be
about event stuff.

1049
00:50:44.708 --> 00:50:47.588
This is so we can tell our moms
where we’re having the event.

1050
00:50:47.670 --> 00:50:51.050
‐We?
‐Oh! We.

1051
00:50:57.137 --> 00:50:59.847
Christmas, no pun intended,
just calm down.

1052
00:50:59.932 --> 00:51:02.682
Everyone! All right. Everyone.

1053
00:51:02.768 --> 00:51:06.098
After much deliberation we have
finally come to a decision

1054
00:51:06.230 --> 00:51:08.690
on the reunion and where
we’ll have it this year.

1055
00:51:08.774 --> 00:51:11.284
It was a hard decision for us
to make as a fellow family,

1056
00:51:11.360 --> 00:51:15.280
and that is why we objectively
left it to Amy.

1057
00:51:15.406 --> 00:51:18.696
Though we support
that decision.

1058
00:51:18.784 --> 00:51:22.124
Now, then, uh, Amy,
you can tell them.

1059
00:51:23.497 --> 00:51:25.997
Well, after much thought,

1060
00:51:26.125 --> 00:51:29.175
I decided the theme
for this year’s family reunion

1061
00:51:29.295 --> 00:51:31.765
is Christmas tradition.

1062
00:51:31.839 --> 00:51:34.219
And not the holiday Christmas.

1063
00:51:34.300 --> 00:51:37.590
What I mean
is the Christmas family

1064
00:51:37.678 --> 00:51:38.848
and your traditions.

1065
00:51:38.971 --> 00:51:41.471
‐That’s cute.
‐Okay.

1066
00:51:41.599 --> 00:51:44.979
But all of our houses have
Christmas family traditions.

1067
00:51:45.060 --> 00:51:47.900
Right. And so many
wonderful ones, too.

1068
00:51:47.980 --> 00:51:50.570
But with that in mind,
I think the best place

1069
00:51:50.649 --> 00:51:54.279
for a reunion
filled with lots of traditions

1070
00:51:54.361 --> 00:51:56.821
is where it all started.

1071
00:51:56.905 --> 00:51:59.155
‐Alma and Leon’s place.
‐Yay!

1072
00:51:59.283 --> 00:52:00.993
Ah. Whatever!

1073
00:52:01.076 --> 00:52:03.616
Listen, I‐I can’t believe we
have left our family tradition

1074
00:52:03.704 --> 00:52:05.584
up to this little party‐planner.

1075
00:52:05.664 --> 00:52:07.334
She doesn’t even have any skin
in the game.

1076
00:52:07.458 --> 00:52:10.338
Exactly why we left it to her
at the end, mom.

1077
00:52:10.461 --> 00:52:12.341
‐Amy knows what she’s doing.
‐Really?

1078
00:52:12.421 --> 00:52:13.421
‐I think we can trust her.
‐Yeah.

1079
00:52:13.505 --> 00:52:15.795
‐Does she?
‐Mm!

1080
00:52:17.676 --> 00:52:20.676
Or maybe Amy should take
another trip

1081
00:52:20.763 --> 00:52:22.763
down to the ranch house.

1082
00:52:22.848 --> 00:52:26.098
Amy, do you like
deep‐fried turkey?

1083
00:52:26.185 --> 00:52:27.695
’Cause, you know, Terrence,
he makes the best,

1084
00:52:27.811 --> 00:52:30.401
and I’m sure that he would love
to make some for you.

1085
00:52:30.522 --> 00:52:31.692
‐Mom.
‐I mean, what?

1086
00:52:31.774 --> 00:52:34.484
You cannot bribe her!

1087
00:52:34.568 --> 00:52:37.738
You cannot bribe her,
you guys, we don’t have time

1088
00:52:37.863 --> 00:52:39.413
to keep going back and forth
about this.

1089
00:52:39.531 --> 00:52:41.951
We have two weeks left
for the reunion now.

1090
00:52:42.034 --> 00:52:44.124
The flights have already
been booked and the invitations

1091
00:52:44.203 --> 00:52:46.293
have to go out by Monday,
all right?

1092
00:52:46.372 --> 00:52:48.462
Listen,
I knew that it was a mistake

1093
00:52:48.540 --> 00:52:50.880
to leave this reunion
up to you kids.

1094
00:52:50.959 --> 00:52:52.959
We are the parents,
and we still know what is best.

1095
00:52:53.045 --> 00:52:55.055
‐For this family.
‐Speak for yourself, dear.

1096
00:52:55.172 --> 00:52:57.222
If you know what’s best,
mom, maybe

1097
00:52:57.299 --> 00:52:59.469
you and Aunt Mona might agree
on something for once.

1098
00:52:59.551 --> 00:53:02.301
How dare you speak to me
in that tone, Calvin!

1099
00:53:02.388 --> 00:53:05.518
Everyone, please,
may I just say...

1100
00:53:05.599 --> 00:53:07.929
If you all trust me
and give me a chance

1101
00:53:08.060 --> 00:53:11.400
to bring this reunion to life
the way I know I can,

1102
00:53:11.480 --> 00:53:14.980
I promise,
I will not let you down.

1103
00:53:15.067 --> 00:53:18.107
You sure you don’t want
to come back to the ranch house?

1104
00:53:18.237 --> 00:53:19.397
‐Mom!
‐What?

1105
00:53:19.488 --> 00:53:21.488
I make a mean margarita, girl.

1106
00:53:21.573 --> 00:53:23.533
You do. Aunt Alma.

1107
00:53:23.617 --> 00:53:27.037
Aunt Alma, is there anything
else that you would like to add?

1108
00:53:27.121 --> 00:53:28.581
‐A‐about what?
‐About us...

1109
00:53:28.706 --> 00:53:31.036
Having the family reunion
at your place now.

1110
00:53:31.125 --> 00:53:33.425
Well, wasn’t it always
gonna be here?

1111
00:53:33.502 --> 00:53:36.302
‐Oh, my God!
‐Okay, you know what, see?

1112
00:53:36.422 --> 00:53:37.762
‐We made the right decision.
‐Absolutely.

1113
00:53:47.141 --> 00:53:50.101
Amy, this is incredible. Really.

1114
00:53:50.185 --> 00:53:53.095
‐Really? You like it?
‐It’s perfect.

1115
00:53:53.230 --> 00:53:55.860
And the pinecone tree,
nice touch, Ms. Kessler.

1116
00:53:55.941 --> 00:53:58.901
Oh, well, I just figured,
since you took my table,

1117
00:53:58.986 --> 00:54:00.776
you wouldn’t mind me
stealing your tree.

1118
00:54:00.904 --> 00:54:04.284
All right, uh...

1119
00:54:04.408 --> 00:54:06.908
What’s next on the agenda?

1120
00:54:06.994 --> 00:54:09.624
I think it’s time to decorate.

1121
00:54:09.747 --> 00:54:11.117
‐Let’s go.
‐Let’s do it.

1122
00:54:23.343 --> 00:54:30.103
<i>♪ It’s freezin’ outside
but warm in my heart ♪</i>

1123
00:54:30.184 --> 00:54:36.734
<i>♪ The holiday cheers
they wake up the dark ♪</i>

1124
00:54:36.815 --> 00:54:42.985
<i>♪ A walk in the crowd
a song in my step ♪</i>

1125
00:54:43.071 --> 00:54:46.241
<i>♪ Gonna buy you something ♪</i>

1126
00:54:46.325 --> 00:54:50.625
<i>♪ That you’ll never forget ♪</i>

1127
00:54:50.704 --> 00:54:55.834
<i>♪ The best loved time of year
</i> <i>fillin’ up with... ♪</i>

1128
00:54:55.918 --> 00:54:58.168
Hey, let me grab a photo
of you guys all together.

1129
00:54:58.253 --> 00:55:01.263
<i>♪ Of oohs and ahs ♪</i>

1130
00:55:01.340 --> 00:55:05.430
<i>♪ Then the hugs
that follow along ♪</i>

1131
00:55:07.304 --> 00:55:09.764
<i>♪ My eyes light up
</i> <i>at Christmas ♪</i>

1132
00:55:09.848 --> 00:55:13.388
<i>♪ I wanna make your eyes
</i> <i>light up too ♪</i>

1133
00:55:13.519 --> 00:55:16.859
<i>♪ There’s a magical scene
</i> <i>what I wanna see ♪</i>

1134
00:55:16.939 --> 00:55:18.859
<i>♪ Is your eyes light up ♪</i>

1135
00:55:18.982 --> 00:55:22.942
<i>♪ Your eyes light up
</i> <i>at Christmas ♪</i>

1136
00:55:23.028 --> 00:55:25.528
<i>♪ Oh‐oh oh‐oh ♪</i>

1137
00:55:32.538 --> 00:55:36.248
<i>♪ Spring summer and fall ♪</i>

1138
00:55:36.375 --> 00:55:39.795
<i>♪ I listen so close ♪</i>

1139
00:55:39.878 --> 00:55:45.878
<i>♪ Hear every word
what you’re wantin’ the most ♪</i>

1140
00:55:45.968 --> 00:55:52.888
<i>♪ I’ve waited a day
till the one in December ♪</i>

1141
00:55:52.975 --> 00:55:55.775
<i>♪ You’ll be surprised ♪</i>

1142
00:55:55.894 --> 00:56:00.364
<i>♪ And always remember ♪</i>

1143
00:56:00.440 --> 00:56:05.360
<i>♪ The best loved time of year
</i> <i>fillin’ up with... ♪</i>

1144
00:56:05.445 --> 00:56:07.485
Okay, who’s ready to try

1145
00:56:07.573 --> 00:56:10.243
my special take
on Gladys’ recipe?

1146
00:56:10.325 --> 00:56:11.445
Oh, yes.

1147
00:56:11.577 --> 00:56:13.407
‐Thank you.
‐Thank you so much.

1148
00:56:13.495 --> 00:56:16.365
Can’t wait to try
this new recipe.

1149
00:56:16.456 --> 00:56:18.666
Yum.

1150
00:56:18.750 --> 00:56:20.590
‐

1151
00:56:23.505 --> 00:56:25.665
I think they’re a little strong.

1152
00:56:25.757 --> 00:56:28.087
Only a, only a little.

1153
00:56:28.176 --> 00:56:31.346
‐Like, just a little bit.
‐You know what?

1154
00:56:31.430 --> 00:56:34.270
Some people love strong mint.

1155
00:56:34.391 --> 00:56:38.191
O‐or, you know,
maybe just for the reunion,

1156
00:56:38.270 --> 00:56:40.770
it would be nice if we stuck

1157
00:56:40.898 --> 00:56:43.858
to Grandma Gladys’ recipe.

1158
00:56:43.942 --> 00:56:45.942
‐To honor her.
‐Mm.

1159
00:56:46.028 --> 00:56:48.658
‐Grandma’s recipe. I like that.
‐Yeah.

1160
00:56:48.780 --> 00:56:51.240
Okay, you might be right,
I think I’ll stick

1161
00:56:51.325 --> 00:56:53.625
to the original recipe.

1162
00:56:53.702 --> 00:56:55.202
Good idea.

1163
00:57:05.964 --> 00:57:07.554
Ah. Ah.

1164
00:57:07.633 --> 00:57:11.223
Go on, get out of here,
go on your bug swipe holidate.

1165
00:57:11.303 --> 00:57:13.563
‐You know, I think he’s the one.
‐Hm.

1166
00:57:13.639 --> 00:57:15.639
You sure you don’t need
any more help?

1167
00:57:17.643 --> 00:57:19.143
I think we’re okay.

1168
00:57:19.227 --> 00:57:21.147
Mm! Mm‐hm.

1169
00:57:24.107 --> 00:57:26.397
Hm. Shall we?

1170
00:57:26.485 --> 00:57:28.115
‐We shall.
‐Yeah.

1171
00:57:36.328 --> 00:57:37.288
Ah...

1172
00:57:41.959 --> 00:57:43.329
So beautiful.

1173
00:57:48.048 --> 00:57:50.048
What’s on your jacket?

1174
00:57:50.175 --> 00:57:53.675
Oh! Must’ve gotten some dirt
from the photo booth.

1175
00:57:53.804 --> 00:57:56.854
Yeah. You mind
if you let me see?

1176
00:57:56.932 --> 00:57:58.272
‐Sure?
‐Yeah.

1177
00:57:59.184 --> 00:58:00.194
Okay.

1178
00:58:06.858 --> 00:58:09.028
‐Thank you.
‐There.

1179
00:58:10.112 --> 00:58:11.362
She’s all better.

1180
00:58:13.740 --> 00:58:15.950
Grandma Gladys,
she seems to be the glue

1181
00:58:16.034 --> 00:58:17.834
that held the family together,
huh?

1182
00:58:17.911 --> 00:58:20.291
Oh, yeah, she’s the woman
that could work and play

1183
00:58:20.372 --> 00:58:22.252
and check on everyone
all in the same day.

1184
00:58:22.374 --> 00:58:26.794
And your mom and Aunt Mona, they
seem to really look up to her.

1185
00:58:26.878 --> 00:58:29.458
Yeah, I feel like both of them
marrying her two sons,

1186
00:58:29.548 --> 00:58:31.008
they competed for her attention.

1187
00:58:31.091 --> 00:58:33.381
And that’s where all this
venue drama stems from.

1188
00:58:33.510 --> 00:58:37.560
Well, I can only imagine
how difficult it must be

1189
00:58:37.639 --> 00:58:39.179
being someone’s daughter‐in‐law,
I mean,

1190
00:58:39.266 --> 00:58:41.136
trying to do the same job
with your kids

1191
00:58:41.226 --> 00:58:42.636
as they did with theirs.

1192
00:58:42.728 --> 00:58:46.648
Right. My dad, he made my mother
much sweeter.

1193
00:58:47.399 --> 00:58:49.069
Better.

1194
00:58:49.151 --> 00:58:51.991
He’s a lot like Grandma Gladys,
actually.

1195
00:58:52.070 --> 00:58:53.990
I think you’re a lot like them,
too.

1196
00:58:54.072 --> 00:58:57.742
Oh, yeah? Table‐taker,
you’re calling me sweet?

1197
00:58:59.286 --> 00:59:03.576
Well, I didn’t wanna admit that.

1198
00:59:05.083 --> 00:59:08.093
But it’s kinda hard not to.

1199
00:59:08.170 --> 00:59:11.840
I mean, here you are,
helping me with my jacket.

1200
00:59:11.923 --> 00:59:14.183
You’re not that bad yourself,
actually.

1201
00:59:14.259 --> 00:59:16.259
A lot like my mom,
talk a big talk,

1202
00:59:16.386 --> 00:59:18.216
but you’re sweet down beneath
all of this polishedness.

1203
00:59:18.305 --> 00:59:20.435
‐Oh.
‐Uh‐huh.

1204
00:59:20.515 --> 00:59:22.095
You really poured your heart out

1205
00:59:22.184 --> 00:59:23.854
into this
Christmas family reunion.

1206
00:59:23.935 --> 00:59:27.515
Seems to me that the holiday
spirit is kinda your thing.

1207
00:59:27.606 --> 00:59:29.226
Your boss must be grateful
to have you.

1208
00:59:29.316 --> 00:59:31.436
My boss...

1209
00:59:31.526 --> 00:59:34.566
Yeah, it’s,
it’s a little complicated.

1210
00:59:34.654 --> 00:59:38.164
Look, I’ve been, I’ve been
meaning to tell you something.

1211
00:59:38.283 --> 00:59:40.743
‐There you are.
‐Hi.

1212
00:59:40.827 --> 00:59:43.037
What are you two doing
out here in the cold?

1213
00:59:43.121 --> 00:59:45.211
Uh... Mom!

1214
00:59:45.290 --> 00:59:47.630
‐What are you doin’ here?
‐I came to check on things.

1215
00:59:47.751 --> 00:59:51.421
And see how the decorations
were going.

1216
00:59:51.505 --> 00:59:53.635
And actually Uncle Leon
is bringing in some groceries

1217
00:59:53.715 --> 00:59:56.255
that I brought over and I’m sure
he could use your help, Calvin.

1218
00:59:56.343 --> 00:59:58.933
Yeah, for sure. You good, Amy?

1219
00:59:59.012 --> 01:00:00.472
Oh, yeah, I’m‐I’m great.

1220
01:00:00.597 --> 01:00:02.677
Uh, thank you for helping me
with my jacket.

1221
01:00:02.808 --> 01:00:05.638
No problem. I’ll see you
tomorrow to do the gift bags.

1222
01:00:05.727 --> 01:00:07.477
Yup. Bright and early.

1223
01:00:07.604 --> 01:00:10.324
‐Right. Goodnight.
‐Goodnight.

1224
01:00:10.398 --> 01:00:13.068
‐I’ll see you inside, mom.
‐Sounds good.

1225
01:00:13.151 --> 01:00:14.321
All right.

1226
01:00:19.074 --> 01:00:21.584
‐So...
‐So...

1227
01:00:21.660 --> 01:00:25.580
‐It is a work in progress.
‐Clearly.

1228
01:00:25.664 --> 01:00:29.044
It seems like there’s a lot
still left to do in just a week.

1229
01:00:29.167 --> 01:00:31.497
Right, and I do have
a couple of assistants

1230
01:00:31.586 --> 01:00:33.376
coming in next week
to help with the stuff

1231
01:00:33.505 --> 01:00:35.885
that we don’t want weathered
right before the reunion.

1232
01:00:36.007 --> 01:00:37.217
Mm.

1233
01:00:37.342 --> 01:00:40.472
And, uh, the Santa set‐up?

1234
01:00:40.554 --> 01:00:42.474
I think you’re gonna love it.

1235
01:00:43.431 --> 01:00:44.771
Well, I hope so.

1236
01:00:49.563 --> 01:00:52.863
‐So much good stuff.
‐Merry Christmas!

1237
01:00:52.983 --> 01:00:55.193
‐Look at these swag bags!
‐Hey. Hey.

1238
01:00:55.318 --> 01:00:58.068
Good morning, look at all
these brands I got to sponsor

1239
01:00:58.196 --> 01:00:59.656
our swag bags for free.

1240
01:00:59.739 --> 01:01:02.329
‐Oh, Tiffany, that is amazing!
‐Yes.

1241
01:01:02.409 --> 01:01:04.539
Well, you guys, let’s get going.

1242
01:01:04.619 --> 01:01:06.119
They’re not gonna
stuff themselves.

1243
01:01:06.204 --> 01:01:08.504
‐Right.
‐Let’s get to stuffing them.

1244
01:01:10.292 --> 01:01:12.252
Oh, you guys, it’s my manager,
I gotta take this.

1245
01:01:12.377 --> 01:01:15.837
‐One second. Hey, Ricky.
‐Oh. Okay.

1246
01:01:15.922 --> 01:01:18.382
‐She’s not coming back, is she?
‐Definitely not.

1247
01:01:18.466 --> 01:01:20.386
I guess it’s just us, huh?

1248
01:01:20.468 --> 01:01:21.718
I guess so.

1249
01:01:24.514 --> 01:01:26.724
Can you go first?
I’m scared to.

1250
01:01:26.808 --> 01:01:28.478
‐Okay.
‐

1251
01:01:33.940 --> 01:01:36.730
"You will find
the true path to love."

1252
01:01:36.818 --> 01:01:38.818
‐Mm‐hmm.
‐I could get with that.

1253
01:01:38.904 --> 01:01:41.664
‐I think you have mine. Give me!
‐Absolutely not!

1254
01:01:41.740 --> 01:01:44.830
‐
‐Here.

1255
01:01:44.910 --> 01:01:47.370
‐This is yours.
‐All right, let’s see.

1256
01:01:52.500 --> 01:01:54.210
"You will catch
a shooting star."

1257
01:01:54.294 --> 01:01:56.424
Oh, maybe you did get mine.
Give, give.

1258
01:01:56.546 --> 01:01:58.586
‐Nope.
‐Nope?

1259
01:02:00.467 --> 01:02:03.587
‐Okay.
‐I did get you something though.

1260
01:02:03.720 --> 01:02:06.260
‐You did?
‐Follow me.

1261
01:02:08.350 --> 01:02:09.430
Okay.

1262
01:02:17.275 --> 01:02:19.685
‐What is this?
‐Just a little gift.

1263
01:02:19.778 --> 01:02:22.908
Just to say thank you for making
our family reunion a great one.

1264
01:02:24.950 --> 01:02:26.990
Yeah, a film fanatic gift bag
for all your

1265
01:02:27.118 --> 01:02:28.788
Christmas binge‐watching.

1266
01:02:28.870 --> 01:02:31.580
Calvin, this is so sweet.

1267
01:02:31.665 --> 01:02:33.125
I mean, you’re gonna share it
with me, right,

1268
01:02:33.208 --> 01:02:34.918
when I come over
to binge‐watch with you?

1269
01:02:35.001 --> 01:02:38.301
But you’re welcome.

1270
01:02:38.380 --> 01:02:40.380
Oh, my God, you guys,
I’m so sorry, I just had to take

1271
01:02:40.465 --> 01:02:42.005
like, a hundred calls,
and I really hope

1272
01:02:42.133 --> 01:02:43.633
you saved me some food.

1273
01:02:45.845 --> 01:02:48.255
Okay, w‐w‐what’s goin’ on here?
Did... What did I miss?

1274
01:02:48.348 --> 01:02:51.308
‐Uh, nothing. Mn‐mn.
‐Nothing at all. Mn‐mn.

1275
01:02:51.434 --> 01:02:54.314
Okay, um, anyways,
how would you two

1276
01:02:54.396 --> 01:02:56.556
like to come with me
to Ms. Pia Perna’s

1277
01:02:56.648 --> 01:02:58.228
rockin’ holiday party
tomorrow night?

1278
01:02:58.316 --> 01:03:00.526
Wait! You mean the Pia Perna?

1279
01:03:00.652 --> 01:03:02.822
‐Like, the music producer?
‐Yeah.

1280
01:03:02.904 --> 01:03:05.994
Like, the one who produced
my entire album. Hello!

1281
01:03:06.074 --> 01:03:08.034
Amy, you actually met her
the same day you met me

1282
01:03:08.159 --> 01:03:09.289
at the salon, remember?

1283
01:03:09.369 --> 01:03:12.829
‐Oh, wait. She was so young.
‐She is.

1284
01:03:12.914 --> 01:03:16.134
Which means that this party
is gonna be fun, right?

1285
01:03:17.502 --> 01:03:19.842
‐Definitely.
‐Definitely.

1286
01:03:19.963 --> 01:03:22.923
Okay, so t‐this is gonna be
a thing now.

1287
01:03:23.008 --> 01:03:24.968
You guys are just gonna
start talking together?

1288
01:03:25.051 --> 01:03:27.091
‐No.
‐Uh, no. Mn‐mn.

1289
01:03:39.941 --> 01:03:42.281
None of these look great.

1290
01:03:42.360 --> 01:03:45.030
I’m going to a gorgeously famous
producer’s party

1291
01:03:45.155 --> 01:03:47.375
with an equally
gorgeously famous singer.

1292
01:03:47.490 --> 01:03:49.700
You are equally as gorgeous,
okay?

1293
01:03:49.826 --> 01:03:53.786
And you looked great
in all of those.

1294
01:03:53.872 --> 01:03:56.002
‐Really?
‐Um, yeah.

1295
01:03:56.082 --> 01:03:57.632
I think the real question is

1296
01:03:57.709 --> 01:04:00.289
who are you trying
to look amazing for.

1297
01:04:00.378 --> 01:04:03.508
And if we’re talking
about Calvin,

1298
01:04:03.590 --> 01:04:04.760
that one.

1299
01:04:04.883 --> 01:04:08.053
This one? Okay.

1300
01:04:16.770 --> 01:04:19.190
Tiffany, when are Mona
and your dad getting here?

1301
01:04:19.272 --> 01:04:22.232
They’re not coming, they said
Jonah’s Secret Santa exchange

1302
01:04:22.317 --> 01:04:24.027
at school ran late, so...

1303
01:04:24.110 --> 01:04:27.570
Ugh, so Mona’s leaving me here
with all these young people?

1304
01:04:27.655 --> 01:04:31.025
‐I’m gonna need a drink.
‐But you don’t drink.

1305
01:04:31.117 --> 01:04:32.907
I’ll make it a virgin.

1306
01:04:34.996 --> 01:04:37.576
So, what did you think
of the album?

1307
01:04:37.665 --> 01:04:40.245
Well, I‐I told Tiffany
I thought it was amazing.

1308
01:04:40.335 --> 01:04:43.925
I mean, the album covers
and the singles are perfect.

1309
01:04:44.005 --> 01:04:47.085
<i>December Dreams</i> deserves
all the attention it’s getting.

1310
01:04:47.175 --> 01:04:50.605
Aww. Thank you. And that one
was totally my baby, too.

1311
01:04:50.720 --> 01:04:54.770
‐Oh, yeah? You did a great job.
‐Oh, stop. Seriously.

1312
01:04:54.891 --> 01:04:57.101
But not really.

1313
01:04:57.185 --> 01:04:59.565
Now, if we can just get
<i>Frostbitten</i> to become a hit,

1314
01:04:59.646 --> 01:05:02.106
right, we’ll definitely get
a new record deal.

1315
01:05:02.190 --> 01:05:05.650
One hundred percent. Done.

1316
01:05:05.777 --> 01:05:10.197
<i>♪ Fa‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1317
01:05:10.281 --> 01:05:14.791
<i>♪ Strike the harp
and join the chorus ♪</i>

1318
01:05:14.869 --> 01:05:18.999
<i>♪ Fa‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1319
01:05:19.124 --> 01:05:23.634
<i>♪ Follow me in merry measures ♪</i>

1320
01:05:23.711 --> 01:05:28.051
<i>♪ Fa‐la‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1321
01:05:28.133 --> 01:05:32.603
<i>♪ While I tell
of Yuletide treasure ♪</i>

1322
01:05:32.679 --> 01:05:36.929
<i>♪ Fa‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1323
01:05:43.565 --> 01:05:44.655
Hm.

1324
01:05:47.861 --> 01:05:50.781
Wow! She actually came.

1325
01:05:55.034 --> 01:05:56.664
You look...

1326
01:05:57.454 --> 01:05:59.084
I mean...

1327
01:05:59.164 --> 01:06:00.414
I have nothin’.

1328
01:06:00.498 --> 01:06:02.328
I will take that
as a compliment.

1329
01:06:02.417 --> 01:06:04.837
Yeah. I’m speechless.

1330
01:06:04.919 --> 01:06:07.959
Well, I will say this, I didn’t
go shopping for this dress.

1331
01:06:08.047 --> 01:06:11.837
I just happened to have it
and I threw it on.

1332
01:06:11.926 --> 01:06:13.506
This was definitely
the right choice.

1333
01:06:15.472 --> 01:06:17.012
Amy!

1334
01:06:17.098 --> 01:06:19.098
You made it! Yay!

1335
01:06:19.184 --> 01:06:21.444
I’m so happy you came.

1336
01:06:21.519 --> 01:06:23.309
And that dress
looks great on you.

1337
01:06:23.396 --> 01:06:24.976
It sure does.

1338
01:06:26.858 --> 01:06:28.988
I think I’m gonna get a drink.
You want one?

1339
01:06:29.068 --> 01:06:32.658
‐Please, a double.
‐Okay.

1340
01:06:36.367 --> 01:06:39.247
Hi, can I get a Cosmo, please?
Oh, did you want another?

1341
01:06:39.370 --> 01:06:40.620
Yeah, uh, Shirley Temple,
please.

1342
01:06:40.705 --> 01:06:43.165
‐Thank you.
‐Of course.

1343
01:06:43.249 --> 01:06:46.289
So did you see
that Amy outside?

1344
01:06:46.377 --> 01:06:48.497
The family reunion
event‐planner.

1345
01:06:48.588 --> 01:06:50.628
Oh, right, yeah, uh,
she’s out back

1346
01:06:50.715 --> 01:06:52.925
with your son swooning over her.

1347
01:06:53.051 --> 01:06:54.971
‐Oh.
‐Pia!

1348
01:06:55.053 --> 01:06:58.393
‐Frankie. Hi. Merry Christmas.
‐Hello. Merry Christmas.

1349
01:06:58.473 --> 01:07:00.733
‐Thanks so much for having me.
‐Thank you for coming.

1350
01:07:00.850 --> 01:07:03.560
Oh, Frankie, this is Eve.
Eve is Tiff’s aunt.

1351
01:07:03.645 --> 01:07:05.235
‐Eve, Frankie Diaz.
‐Hello.

1352
01:07:05.313 --> 01:07:07.233
Hey there, very nice
to meet you. Happy holidays.

1353
01:07:07.357 --> 01:07:08.647
Well, Merry Christmas
to you, too.

1354
01:07:08.733 --> 01:07:11.243
‐Thank you.
‐So how do you know our Tiffany?

1355
01:07:11.319 --> 01:07:14.779
Oh, right.
Well, Pia and I go way back.

1356
01:07:14.906 --> 01:07:16.986
I heard Tiffany was looking
for an event designer,

1357
01:07:17.075 --> 01:07:19.165
and I tried to get the gig,
but didn’t work out.

1358
01:07:19.244 --> 01:07:21.754
But aren’t you
with Diaz Designs?

1359
01:07:21.829 --> 01:07:23.999
Well, I am Diaz Designs.

1360
01:07:24.082 --> 01:07:26.382
‐My family owns it.
‐Oh!

1361
01:07:26.459 --> 01:07:28.499
But we did hire you.

1362
01:07:28.586 --> 01:07:30.546
Your event planner, Amy.

1363
01:07:33.716 --> 01:07:35.546
So I was gonna ask you.

1364
01:07:35.635 --> 01:07:38.515
I know you have the reunion

1365
01:07:38.596 --> 01:07:40.886
on the eve of Christmas Eve

1366
01:07:40.974 --> 01:07:42.684
and then Christmas
with your parents.

1367
01:07:42.767 --> 01:07:45.597
Me and, me and my mom.

1368
01:07:45.687 --> 01:07:48.227
But I don’t have
any Christmas Eve plans.

1369
01:07:48.314 --> 01:07:51.864
So if you don’t either,
I was thinking,

1370
01:07:51.943 --> 01:07:55.073
you and I could watch
Christmas movies if you want.

1371
01:07:55.154 --> 01:07:58.124
‐I would actually love that.
‐Yeah?

1372
01:08:00.159 --> 01:08:03.699
‐Uh, but...
‐Let me guess.

1373
01:08:03.788 --> 01:08:05.748
You already have a New Year’s
event plan for work, huh?

1374
01:08:05.832 --> 01:08:08.132
No, no, it’s not that,
it’s just...

1375
01:08:08.209 --> 01:08:10.959
‐What is it?
‐The‐the truth is...

1376
01:08:11.087 --> 01:08:13.457
‐Yeah?
‐My job‐‐

1377
01:08:13.590 --> 01:08:15.970
What job, dear?

1378
01:08:16.092 --> 01:08:18.642
’Cause as far as I can tell,
you don’t have a job now.

1379
01:08:18.720 --> 01:08:20.510
Frankie?
What are you doing here?

1380
01:08:20.638 --> 01:08:24.308
‐Frankie, hi.
‐Tiffany, hi. How are you?

1381
01:08:24.392 --> 01:08:25.642
I’m good. How are you?

1382
01:08:25.768 --> 01:08:27.438
‐Merry Christmas.
‐Merry Christmas.

1383
01:08:27.520 --> 01:08:29.940
Let me tell you,
your girl here is killing it.

1384
01:08:30.023 --> 01:08:31.863
Oh, no, not really killing it,

1385
01:08:31.983 --> 01:08:34.283
because she quit,
and took his gig.

1386
01:08:34.360 --> 01:08:36.320
Well, that’s not entirely true.

1387
01:08:36.404 --> 01:08:38.574
Oh, really, Amy?
Well, then what is true?

1388
01:08:38.656 --> 01:08:41.326
Because Frankie said
you took his job

1389
01:08:41.409 --> 01:08:43.739
that our family was considering
his company for.

1390
01:08:43.828 --> 01:08:45.828
Or did you just
not realize that?

1391
01:08:45.913 --> 01:08:48.253
Tiffany, look,
I was meaning to tell you.

1392
01:08:48.333 --> 01:08:51.673
‐I did work for Frankie‐‐
‐Before you took my client.

1393
01:08:51.753 --> 01:08:53.673
I mean, what else is there
to explain, Amy?

1394
01:08:53.755 --> 01:08:55.845
That maybe
you stole my ideas, too?

1395
01:08:55.923 --> 01:08:59.763
You worked for me.
Your ideas were mine.

1396
01:08:59.844 --> 01:09:01.264
Or did you not read
your contract

1397
01:09:01.346 --> 01:09:02.676
you signed upon your hire?

1398
01:09:02.764 --> 01:09:03.974
Tiffany,

1399
01:09:04.057 --> 01:09:05.677
I was meaning to tell you this,
but‐‐

1400
01:09:05.808 --> 01:09:07.768
She was hoping to wait
until she got final payment.

1401
01:09:07.852 --> 01:09:09.022
‐I’m fairly sure.
‐Okay.

1402
01:09:09.103 --> 01:09:10.523
Could you guys take this
out front?

1403
01:09:10.605 --> 01:09:12.825
This is really not a good look
for Tiffany.

1404
01:09:12.899 --> 01:09:14.529
Well, don’t you worry
about that.

1405
01:09:14.609 --> 01:09:17.489
‐Calvin, I’m ready to go.
‐No problem, mom.

1406
01:09:18.446 --> 01:09:19.816
Uh...

1407
01:09:21.032 --> 01:09:22.702
I’ll see you later.

1408
01:09:29.082 --> 01:09:31.462
We should talk about this
another day.

1409
01:09:31.542 --> 01:09:36.052
I will just see myself out.

1410
01:09:38.216 --> 01:09:41.296
And you’ll surely be hearing
from my lawyer.

1411
01:09:42.428 --> 01:09:44.808
Merry Christmas, Ames.

1412
01:09:44.889 --> 01:09:48.349
‐Just have a misunderstanding.
‐Right.

1413
01:09:48.434 --> 01:09:51.234
And we spoke most of the time
and she told me‐‐

1414
01:09:51.354 --> 01:09:52.654
Calvin!

1415
01:09:55.316 --> 01:09:57.646
I’ll meet you at the car.

1416
01:09:57.735 --> 01:09:59.395
I’m sorry.

1417
01:09:59.487 --> 01:10:02.527
I‐I meant to tell you.

1418
01:10:02.615 --> 01:10:05.865
‐I tried to tell you.
‐Yeah, but you didn’t.

1419
01:10:08.913 --> 01:10:10.583
I gotta go, Amy.

1420
01:10:41.279 --> 01:10:43.659
‐Oh, thanks, sweetheart.
‐Here.

1421
01:10:43.781 --> 01:10:46.031
Oh, that’ll be Amy
with the last of the drop‐offs.

1422
01:10:46.117 --> 01:10:48.117
‐Would you grab that, hon?
‐Certainly.

1423
01:10:54.125 --> 01:10:56.885
Kayleigh, hi! Where’s Amy?

1424
01:10:56.961 --> 01:10:59.301
Uh, Amy’s actually
not feeling great,

1425
01:10:59.380 --> 01:11:01.920
so I’ll be taking over for
the remainder of the project.

1426
01:11:02.008 --> 01:11:03.758
Um, she’ll be issuing
a full refund

1427
01:11:03.843 --> 01:11:06.473
for the inconvenience, but...

1428
01:11:06.554 --> 01:11:08.974
‐May I come in?
‐Well, sure, come on.

1429
01:11:14.854 --> 01:11:18.114
Look at that, candy‐cane lane.

1430
01:11:18.191 --> 01:11:20.941
‐Told you.
‐What’d you tell me?

1431
01:11:21.027 --> 01:11:23.147
What exactly did you tell me?

1432
01:11:27.742 --> 01:11:29.082
Aunt Alma.

1433
01:11:30.995 --> 01:11:32.325
Auntie?

1434
01:11:36.000 --> 01:11:37.130
Kayleigh.

1435
01:11:37.210 --> 01:11:38.340
I didn’t know you were

1436
01:11:38.419 --> 01:11:39.839
stopping by, I was just,

1437
01:11:39.921 --> 01:11:40.961
uh, heading out.

1438
01:11:41.047 --> 01:11:43.337
Amy is not here today?

1439
01:11:43.466 --> 01:11:47.846
Yeah, um, she asked me
to cover the rest of the event,

1440
01:11:47.929 --> 01:11:50.139
given the circumstances.

1441
01:11:50.223 --> 01:11:51.853
But I’m actually glad
you’re here

1442
01:11:51.974 --> 01:11:54.274
because I wanted to tell you

1443
01:11:54.352 --> 01:11:57.352
it’s my fault, the way
that everything went down.

1444
01:11:58.564 --> 01:12:00.984
What’s your fault?

1445
01:12:01.067 --> 01:12:04.277
Amy did wanna tell Tiffany
that we left Frankie’s company.

1446
01:12:04.362 --> 01:12:09.072
But I said that I would take
care of it and then I just

1447
01:12:09.200 --> 01:12:12.160
didn’t take care of it.

1448
01:12:12.245 --> 01:12:14.755
I was just so mad at Frankie
for trying to take this gig

1449
01:12:14.872 --> 01:12:17.672
away from Amy
and use the designs himself.

1450
01:12:17.750 --> 01:12:20.380
He was a terrible boss to her.

1451
01:12:20.461 --> 01:12:22.341
She was up for a big promotion,

1452
01:12:22.421 --> 01:12:26.511
and he used his
family connections to take it.

1453
01:12:26.592 --> 01:12:29.642
Then he was going to literally
take the ideas

1454
01:12:29.720 --> 01:12:31.180
that Tiffany loved, use them,

1455
01:12:31.264 --> 01:12:33.064
and not let Amy
design her own work.

1456
01:12:33.182 --> 01:12:36.312
Wow. That’s pretty insane.

1457
01:12:36.394 --> 01:12:37.524
‐I didn’t know.
‐You know...

1458
01:12:37.603 --> 01:12:38.653
After hearing all this

1459
01:12:38.729 --> 01:12:40.689
and actually meeting that man,

1460
01:12:40.773 --> 01:12:42.523
I’m not surprised.

1461
01:12:42.608 --> 01:12:44.568
Yeah, well, we really are sorry

1462
01:12:44.652 --> 01:12:46.742
for the way
that everything went down.

1463
01:12:46.821 --> 01:12:49.241
And if you wanna bring someone
else in to work the event...

1464
01:12:49.365 --> 01:12:51.615
‐We understand.
‐Hm.

1465
01:12:51.742 --> 01:12:53.992
Either way, Amy said
it’s probably not a good idea

1466
01:12:54.078 --> 01:12:56.078
for her to come, so...

1467
01:12:56.163 --> 01:12:58.793
Unless you feel otherwise,

1468
01:12:58.916 --> 01:13:01.586
I’ll be here Saturday
for the event alone.

1469
01:13:01.669 --> 01:13:03.249
‐Yeah.
‐Hm.

1470
01:13:05.089 --> 01:13:09.009
Hey, where’d these come from?
Amy didn’t mention these.

1471
01:13:09.093 --> 01:13:11.723
Yeah, uh...

1472
01:13:11.804 --> 01:13:14.184
They are a special gift
from Amy for the whole family

1473
01:13:14.265 --> 01:13:16.025
since you guys
never exchange gifts.

1474
01:13:16.100 --> 01:13:18.770
Don’t worry,
it’s outside the budget.

1475
01:13:18.853 --> 01:13:21.063
Just something she wanted to do.

1476
01:13:29.238 --> 01:13:33.528
I guess you kinda
liked that girl, didn’t you?

1477
01:13:33.618 --> 01:13:38.248
Yeah, I kinda did, actually.
How did you know?

1478
01:13:38.331 --> 01:13:40.621
I know what you look like
when you’re smitten.

1479
01:13:40.708 --> 01:13:42.628
Hm.

1480
01:13:42.710 --> 01:13:45.920
Your father used to look at me
that way.

1481
01:13:46.005 --> 01:13:47.805
And I guess

1482
01:13:47.924 --> 01:13:51.304
I was kind of
a complicated woman as well.

1483
01:13:51.385 --> 01:13:53.925
You still are, mother.

1484
01:13:54.013 --> 01:13:57.223
‐And you like that.
‐

1485
01:13:57.308 --> 01:13:59.888
‐This is sweet.
‐It is.

1486
01:14:15.493 --> 01:14:17.793
‐Tiffany? Hey.
‐Hi.

1487
01:14:18.746 --> 01:14:21.826
Eve. Hi.

1488
01:14:21.916 --> 01:14:24.836
‐May we come in?
‐Of course. Yeah.

1489
01:14:25.962 --> 01:14:28.382
This is quite tasteful.

1490
01:14:28.506 --> 01:14:31.336
Thank you. That means a lot
coming from you.

1491
01:14:33.010 --> 01:14:35.100
I got all of your voicemails.

1492
01:14:35.179 --> 01:14:37.679
All five of them.

1493
01:14:37.765 --> 01:14:39.815
As well as three emails.

1494
01:14:39.892 --> 01:14:41.982
Right, a‐and I wanted
to apologize

1495
01:14:42.061 --> 01:14:43.731
to you in person, but I‐‐

1496
01:14:43.854 --> 01:14:46.694
But you’ve already done that
eight times.

1497
01:14:46.774 --> 01:14:49.284
Which is more than enough.

1498
01:14:49.360 --> 01:14:51.200
Look, the reason why we’re here

1499
01:14:51.278 --> 01:14:53.028
is because we wanted to say
thank you.

1500
01:14:53.114 --> 01:14:55.164
I stopped by Aunt Alma’s
this morning,

1501
01:14:55.241 --> 01:14:57.531
and the reunion you put together

1502
01:14:57.660 --> 01:15:00.160
is simply amazing.

1503
01:15:06.043 --> 01:15:08.883
Well, I‐I’m really glad
you guys are happy.

1504
01:15:09.005 --> 01:15:11.345
And Aunt Eve here told me

1505
01:15:11.424 --> 01:15:14.224
about everything else
as well, so...

1506
01:15:14.301 --> 01:15:16.011
‐Everything else?
‐Yeah.

1507
01:15:16.095 --> 01:15:18.855
About Frankie
being a total jerk,

1508
01:15:18.931 --> 01:15:20.391
him trying
to take this gig from you

1509
01:15:20.474 --> 01:15:24.064
and just being a crappy human,
period.

1510
01:15:24.145 --> 01:15:25.315
Right.

1511
01:15:25.396 --> 01:15:28.976
So we’re sorry
that that happened.

1512
01:15:29.066 --> 01:15:31.986
But it still doesn’t take back
the fact that

1513
01:15:32.069 --> 01:15:35.739
what you did was inexcusable.

1514
01:15:35.823 --> 01:15:37.993
That’s right,
and so we feel the only way

1515
01:15:38.075 --> 01:15:40.735
that you could truly
make it up to us

1516
01:15:40.870 --> 01:15:43.910
is for you to attend
our family reunion,

1517
01:15:43.998 --> 01:15:46.418
to ensure
that nothing else goes wrong.

1518
01:15:47.626 --> 01:15:50.086
Wait. Seriously?

1519
01:15:50.171 --> 01:15:52.841
Plus, I mean, it already feels
like you’re part of the family,

1520
01:15:52.923 --> 01:15:56.683
so it would be a real shame
if you missed it.

1521
01:15:56.761 --> 01:15:59.761
I know
my son would feel that way.

1522
01:15:59.847 --> 01:16:02.137
You did break his heart.

1523
01:16:02.266 --> 01:16:04.556
And the least you could do
is come back,

1524
01:16:04.643 --> 01:16:07.103
so you could give him
his only Christmas wish.

1525
01:16:09.607 --> 01:16:11.567
Which is?

1526
01:16:11.650 --> 01:16:14.240
You, my dear.

1527
01:16:14.320 --> 01:16:18.030
I’ll admit
I was a little bit resistant

1528
01:16:18.115 --> 01:16:20.155
at first.

1529
01:16:20.284 --> 01:16:22.744
But I could see

1530
01:16:22.828 --> 01:16:24.828
the minute you walked
into the room with Calvin

1531
01:16:24.955 --> 01:16:28.125
that the two of you
were feelin’ each other.

1532
01:16:28.250 --> 01:16:31.420
I’m just a protective
mama‐bear type is all.

1533
01:16:31.504 --> 01:16:34.884
I thought you didn’t like me
because,

1534
01:16:34.965 --> 01:16:37.675
I don’t know, I said something
off‐putting or‐‐

1535
01:16:37.802 --> 01:16:41.812
Amy, if you ever said anything
off‐putting,

1536
01:16:41.889 --> 01:16:44.269
I wouldn’t be afraid
to talk to you about it, okay?

1537
01:16:44.350 --> 01:16:47.940
‐Trust me. Right.
‐Nor would I. Okay?

1538
01:16:48.020 --> 01:16:52.730
Well, thank you. A‐and your
family means so much to me.

1539
01:16:52.817 --> 01:16:54.737
Especially Calvin.

1540
01:16:54.819 --> 01:16:57.739
I just wanna make sure
that I’m listening.

1541
01:16:58.489 --> 01:16:59.819
You are.

1542
01:17:00.991 --> 01:17:03.161
Just took me a minute

1543
01:17:03.244 --> 01:17:07.254
to get used to the idea

1544
01:17:07.331 --> 01:17:10.251
and really see who you are.

1545
01:17:10.334 --> 01:17:12.674
So, do you wanna come
to our family reunion?

1546
01:17:12.795 --> 01:17:15.345
We’d still love to have you.

1547
01:17:15.422 --> 01:17:17.882
‐I would love to.
‐Yay!

1548
01:17:18.008 --> 01:17:21.178
Okay, good. Phew! Ah...

1549
01:17:21.262 --> 01:17:23.102
‐Cheers.
‐Cheers.

1550
01:17:31.188 --> 01:17:32.688
Santa, Uncle Leon.

1551
01:17:32.773 --> 01:17:35.903
<i>♪ See the old man
on the sleigh ♪</i>

1552
01:17:36.026 --> 01:17:38.696
<i>♪ Place some presents
</i> <i>by the tree ♪</i>

1553
01:17:38.779 --> 01:17:42.319
<i>♪ Hope there’s one for me ♪</i>

1554
01:17:42.408 --> 01:17:45.368
<i>♪ All the little
girls and boys ♪</i>

1555
01:17:45.452 --> 01:17:48.542
<i>♪ See their faces
</i> <i>lit with joy ♪</i>

1556
01:17:48.664 --> 01:17:51.334
<i>♪ Christmas lights
they’re all aglow ♪</i>

1557
01:17:51.417 --> 01:17:54.957
<i>♪ Glistening in the snow ♪</i>

1558
01:17:55.045 --> 01:17:57.795
<i>♪ Bells ringing
choirs singing ♪</i>

1559
01:17:57.882 --> 01:18:01.642
<i>♪ Spreading laughter
</i> <i>and cheer ♪</i>

1560
01:18:01.719 --> 01:18:04.389
‐Hey. How we doin’?
‐Hey.

1561
01:18:04.513 --> 01:18:06.813
How you doin’, Aunt Alma?
You’re not overwhelmed, are you?

1562
01:18:06.891 --> 01:18:09.521
Are you kidding me?
I live for this!

1563
01:18:09.602 --> 01:18:11.652
‐
‐I know you do.

1564
01:18:11.729 --> 01:18:13.979
I only wish
that Gladys was here to see it.

1565
01:18:14.064 --> 01:18:16.024
‐Aw...
‐Ah, don’t we all, Auntie Alma?

1566
01:18:16.108 --> 01:18:18.988
Yeah.
She sure could throw a party.

1567
01:18:19.069 --> 01:18:21.529
But, Tiffany,
what you did here, thank you.

1568
01:18:21.614 --> 01:18:23.454
It’s amazing
what you did for the family.

1569
01:18:23.574 --> 01:18:26.124
Thank you.
Anything for the family, right?

1570
01:18:26.243 --> 01:18:28.203
I mean, that’s what
Christmas is all about

1571
01:18:28.287 --> 01:18:30.747
and what the Christmas family
is all about.

1572
01:18:30.873 --> 01:18:33.423
‐That’s right.
‐Oh, wow!

1573
01:18:33.542 --> 01:18:35.592
Look at you,
little handsome man.

1574
01:18:35.669 --> 01:18:37.879
Aunt Tiffany,
you sure look pretty, too.

1575
01:18:37.963 --> 01:18:39.723
‐Almost as pretty as my mom.
‐Thank you. Ah!

1576
01:18:39.798 --> 01:18:41.878
‐Ah!
‐My little man.

1577
01:18:41.967 --> 01:18:43.427
And my biggest fan.

1578
01:18:43.552 --> 01:18:47.562
Well, one of them.
And speaking of fans...

1579
01:18:47.640 --> 01:18:50.430
Attention, everyone!

1580
01:18:50.559 --> 01:18:54.269
But, uh, I think we have
a special guest here tonight.

1581
01:18:56.190 --> 01:18:59.440
There we go. There’s
my little man of the house!

1582
01:18:59.526 --> 01:19:02.526
Oh, my goodness!

1583
01:19:02.613 --> 01:19:04.363
Oh, my God!

1584
01:19:04.448 --> 01:19:07.448
I tried, but mom keeps
bossing me around instead.

1585
01:19:07.576 --> 01:19:09.866
I thought you weren’t coming
till the 27th!

1586
01:19:09.954 --> 01:19:11.714
Well, I couldn’t miss
the Christmas family reunion.

1587
01:19:11.789 --> 01:19:13.289
‐Now, could I?
‐Well, you know what?

1588
01:19:13.374 --> 01:19:14.544
I know you better get over here

1589
01:19:14.625 --> 01:19:16.045
and give your mother a big hug.

1590
01:19:16.126 --> 01:19:17.536
‐Oh, my, look at you!
‐Of course. Hey, mama.

1591
01:19:17.628 --> 01:19:19.708
‐Look at you. Good to see you.
‐Oh!

1592
01:19:19.797 --> 01:19:21.797
‐Are you eatin’ okay?
‐I’m‐I’m a military man.

1593
01:19:21.882 --> 01:19:23.342
‐I have to be in shape.
‐I know, baby.

1594
01:19:23.467 --> 01:19:26.087
‐All right?
‐You in shape. Look at my...

1595
01:19:26.178 --> 01:19:28.468
Auntie, you’re lookin’ gorgeous
over there.

1596
01:19:30.140 --> 01:19:32.890
‐Look at your cousin. Hi.
‐Right.

1597
01:19:32.977 --> 01:19:35.897
‐So good to have him back.
‐Yeah.

1598
01:19:35.980 --> 01:19:38.230
‐

1599
01:19:38.315 --> 01:19:39.315
Good to see you.

1600
01:19:39.400 --> 01:19:40.730
This is turning into

1601
01:19:40.818 --> 01:19:43.108
the most fabulous Christmas,
after all.

1602
01:19:43.195 --> 01:19:44.485
Yeah, sure is, huh?

1603
01:19:44.613 --> 01:19:46.413
Aunt Alma even made
some decent candy canes.

1604
01:19:46.490 --> 01:19:49.240
‐Okay, got that right finally.
‐All right.

1605
01:19:49.326 --> 01:19:50.866
Thank you. Thank you.

1606
01:19:50.995 --> 01:19:53.665
She’s finally following
your Grandma Gladys’ recipe.

1607
01:19:53.747 --> 01:19:56.667
‐Yeah, she is.
‐My goodness. Mm.

1608
01:19:58.419 --> 01:20:01.419
And, honey, thanks in good part

1609
01:20:01.505 --> 01:20:03.665
to you and all that you’ve done,

1610
01:20:03.799 --> 01:20:07.509
we have nearly raised
over $10,000

1611
01:20:07.636 --> 01:20:11.216
from family donations
for Stan’s Stockings.

1612
01:20:11.348 --> 01:20:12.808
‐We did?
‐We did.

1613
01:20:12.891 --> 01:20:14.601
‐Wow.
‐Oh, honey.

1614
01:20:14.685 --> 01:20:17.775
You are such a marvelous man,
you know that?

1615
01:20:17.855 --> 01:20:19.985
‐I’m very proud of you.
‐Thank you.

1616
01:20:20.065 --> 01:20:22.605
And you know your dad is here.

1617
01:20:22.693 --> 01:20:26.863
He’s here with us. And I know
he’s proud of you, too.

1618
01:20:26.947 --> 01:20:29.657
‐Merry Christmas, baby.
‐Merry Christmas, mama.

1619
01:20:29.742 --> 01:20:32.542
‐Love you.
‐Love you, baby.

1620
01:20:34.997 --> 01:20:37.997
All right, now go and say hi
to the person

1621
01:20:38.083 --> 01:20:40.463
who got this thing all together.

1622
01:20:41.879 --> 01:20:43.839
Ma, Amy’s not here.

1623
01:20:43.922 --> 01:20:46.132
Mm. She is, though.

1624
01:20:47.134 --> 01:20:48.394
Over there.

1625
01:20:49.887 --> 01:20:51.557
Surprise.

1626
01:20:54.058 --> 01:20:56.558
So Christmas miracles
do come true.

1627
01:20:57.561 --> 01:20:58.521
Go.

1628
01:21:12.618 --> 01:21:14.868
Well, aren’t you gonna thank me?

1629
01:21:14.953 --> 01:21:16.543
‐For what?
‐For saving your money.

1630
01:21:16.622 --> 01:21:18.212
On a reunion photographer,
of course.

1631
01:21:18.290 --> 01:21:19.500
Oh!

1632
01:21:21.335 --> 01:21:24.755
‐Thank you.
‐And thank you.

1633
01:21:24.880 --> 01:21:27.670
You did an amazing job
on this reunion, Amy.

1634
01:21:27.758 --> 01:21:31.218
You didn’t even know my family
just a few weeks ago.

1635
01:21:31.303 --> 01:21:33.143
Now it’s like
you’ve known us forever.

1636
01:21:33.263 --> 01:21:34.933
What can I say?

1637
01:21:35.015 --> 01:21:37.515
My family is not really
in the Christmas spirit

1638
01:21:37.601 --> 01:21:42.231
and... yours just

1639
01:21:42.314 --> 01:21:43.614
inspired me.

1640
01:21:43.690 --> 01:21:46.070
Well, maybe your family
could come around.

1641
01:21:46.151 --> 01:21:48.321
We’ll be happy to have ’em
at the next reunion.

1642
01:21:48.445 --> 01:21:51.405
You know, get them
into the holiday spirit.

1643
01:21:53.117 --> 01:21:55.237
‐I think they’d like that. Yeah.
‐Yeah?

1644
01:21:55.327 --> 01:21:56.787
How about you, Amy?

1645
01:21:59.123 --> 01:22:02.333
‐Would you like that?
‐What?

1646
01:22:02.459 --> 01:22:03.959
To be at the next reunion.

1647
01:22:04.044 --> 01:22:06.464
’Cause I’d really like
to have you at all of ’em.

1648
01:22:06.588 --> 01:22:09.878
‐Oh.
‐If I had it my way, actually.

1649
01:22:09.967 --> 01:22:12.137
Well, you know
I like to be put to work.

1650
01:22:12.219 --> 01:22:14.639
All right,
you come to the reunions

1651
01:22:14.721 --> 01:22:17.811
and I promise to share the table
with the best view with you.

1652
01:22:17.891 --> 01:22:19.141
Ah.

1653
01:22:23.480 --> 01:22:25.940
‐Deal.
‐Deal.

1654
01:22:30.571 --> 01:22:31.951
All right, everyone!

1655
01:22:32.030 --> 01:22:34.910
And now it is time for another

1656
01:22:34.992 --> 01:22:37.742
annual Christmas family tradition.

1657
01:22:37.828 --> 01:22:39.288
We do this at my mom’s house.

1658
01:22:39.371 --> 01:22:41.711
Christmas caroling and hot coca.

1659
01:22:41.832 --> 01:22:44.132
‐
‐Cue the music.

1660
01:22:45.836 --> 01:22:49.796
<i>♪ This time ♪
♪ I won’t let you go ♪</i>

1661
01:22:49.882 --> 01:22:53.182
<i>♪ This time ♪
♪ I want you to know ♪</i>

1662
01:22:53.302 --> 01:22:57.012
<i>♪ You’re mine ♪
♪ I want you to stay ♪</i>

1663
01:22:57.097 --> 01:23:00.807
<i>♪ Be my gift forever
on Christmas Day ♪</i>

1664
01:23:00.893 --> 01:23:04.653
<i>♪ This time ♪
♪ We won’t be apart ♪</i>

1665
01:23:04.730 --> 01:23:08.270
<i>♪ This time ♪
♪ I’m giving you my heart ♪</i>

1666
01:23:08.358 --> 01:23:11.488
<i>♪ You’re mine ♪
♪ I want you to stay ♪</i>

1667
01:23:11.570 --> 01:23:15.780
<i>♪ And be here forever
</i> <i>on Christmas Day ♪</i>

1668
01:23:15.866 --> 01:23:19.826
<i>♪ I’m sorry baby
that I left you in tears ♪</i>

1669
01:23:19.912 --> 01:23:23.122
<i>♪ Broken‐hearted
with no Christmas cheer ♪</i>

1670
01:23:23.207 --> 01:23:26.457
<i>♪ I know I made you feel
</i> <i>so so blue ♪</i>

1671
01:23:26.543 --> 01:23:30.713
<i>♪ But all I want for Christmas
</i> <i>is you ♪</i>

1672
01:23:30.797 --> 01:23:34.467
<i>♪ ’Cause last Christmas
you gave me your heart ♪</i>

1673
01:23:34.551 --> 01:23:38.141
<i>♪ And this year
I’ll fall apart ♪</i>

1674
01:23:38.222 --> 01:23:41.432
<i>♪ Please baby
please don’t tell me no ♪</i>

1675
01:23:41.558 --> 01:23:45.148
<i>♪ Kiss me under the mistletoe ♪</i>

1676
01:23:45.229 --> 01:23:48.859
<i>♪ This time ♪
♪ I won’t let you go ♪</i>

1677
01:23:48.941 --> 01:23:52.651
<i>♪ This time ♪
♪ I want you to know ♪</i>

1678
01:23:52.736 --> 01:23:56.316
<i>♪ You’re mine ♪
♪ I want you to stay ♪</i>

1679
01:23:56.406 --> 01:23:59.826
<i>♪ Be my gift forever
on Christmas Day ♪</i>

1680
01:23:59.910 --> 01:24:03.540
<i>♪ This time ♪
♪ We won’t be apart ♪</i>

1681
01:24:03.622 --> 01:24:07.252
<i>♪ This time ♪
♪ I’m giving you my heart ♪</i>

1682
01:24:07.376 --> 01:24:11.046
<i>♪ You’re mine ♪
♪ I want you to stay ♪</i>

1683
01:24:11.129 --> 01:24:14.879
<i>♪ And be my gift forever
</i> <i>on Christmas Day ♪</i>

1684
01:24:14.967 --> 01:24:18.717
<i>♪ Baby baby
take me by the hand ♪</i>

1685
01:24:18.804 --> 01:24:22.434
<i>♪ Hold me close
in this winter wonderland ♪</i>

1686
01:24:22.558 --> 01:24:23.678
<i>♪ While we... ♪</i>

1687
01:24:23.767 --> 01:24:25.517
What is that?

1688
01:24:25.602 --> 01:24:28.442
My fortune said I was supposed
to catch a shooting star.

1689
01:24:29.565 --> 01:24:32.235
It lied.

1690
01:24:32.317 --> 01:24:34.777
Well, at least
one of our fortunes came true.

1691
01:24:34.861 --> 01:24:37.491
<i>♪ You next to me ♪</i>

1692
01:24:37.614 --> 01:24:38.534
What do you mean?

1693
01:24:38.615 --> 01:24:40.735
<i>♪ Present this year ♪</i>

1694
01:24:40.826 --> 01:24:43.116
A true path to love?

1695
01:24:43.245 --> 01:24:45.835
I just needed
a couple lampposts to get there.

1696
01:24:45.956 --> 01:24:47.286
<i>♪ I won’t let you go ♪</i>

1697
01:24:47.374 --> 01:24:49.674
Just a few.

1698
01:24:49.793 --> 01:24:51.633
<i>♪ I want you to know ♪</i>

1699
01:24:51.753 --> 01:24:55.223
<i>♪ You’re mine ♪
♪ I want you to stay ♪</i>

1700
01:24:55.299 --> 01:24:58.889
<i>♪ Be my gift forever
on Christmas Day ♪</i>

1701
01:24:58.969 --> 01:25:02.679
<i>♪ This time ♪
♪ We won’t be apart ♪</i>

1702
01:25:02.806 --> 01:25:06.306
<i>♪ This time ♪
♪ I’m giving you my heart ♪</i>

1703
01:25:06.435 --> 01:25:10.065
<i>♪ You’re mine ♪
♪ I want you to stay ♪</i>

1704
01:25:10.147 --> 01:25:13.687
<i>♪ And be here forever
</i> <i>on Christmas Day ♪</i>

1705
01:25:35.130 --> 01:25:39.380
<i>♪ Deck the halls
with boughs of holly ♪</i>

1706
01:25:39.509 --> 01:25:43.889
<i>♪ Fa‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1707
01:25:44.014 --> 01:25:48.314
<i>♪ ’Tis the season to be jolly ♪</i>

1708
01:25:48.393 --> 01:25:52.863
<i>♪ Fa‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1709
01:25:52.939 --> 01:25:57.319
<i>♪ Don now our gay apparel ♪</i>

1710
01:25:57.402 --> 01:26:01.702
<i>♪ Fa‐la‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1711
01:26:01.782 --> 01:26:05.912
<i>♪ Troll the ancient
</i> <i>Yuletide carol ♪</i>

1712
01:26:06.036 --> 01:26:10.536
<i>♪ Fa‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1713
01:26:19.466 --> 01:26:24.046
<i>♪ See the blazing yule
</i> <i>before us ♪</i>

1714
01:26:24.137 --> 01:26:28.137
<i>♪ Fa‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1715
01:26:28.225 --> 01:26:32.855
<i>♪ Strike the harp
and join the chorus ♪</i>

1716
01:26:32.938 --> 01:26:37.108
<i>♪ Fa‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1717
01:26:37.234 --> 01:26:41.614
<i>♪ Follow me in merry measures ♪</i>

1718
01:26:41.738 --> 01:26:46.028
<i>♪ Fa‐la‐la la‐la‐la la‐la‐la ♪</i>

1719
01:26:46.118 --> 01:26:50.538
<i>♪ While I tell
of Yuletide treasure ♪</i>