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I have the worst luck of
anybody that has ever lived.

Don't walk this close to
me at the store. Got it?

That's why my sister walks
ten steps ahead of me,

so my terrible luck
doesn't rub off on her.

Living with bad
luck is not easy.

- I always gotta think two steps ahead.
- Little to the left.

Left, left. I mean right! Right!

My mom says I worry too much.

But little does she know,
something bad is coming our way.

Don't believe me? Take
a look for yourself.

But that's all
happening tomorrow.

Today, this is what
I'm dealing with.

Oh, my gosh. Oh, gosh!

Oh, my God!

And just when I think
things can't get any worse�

My Prius!

�they always do.

Mia!

Welcome home, Mom.

- Hear me out.
- No, no. You're grounded�

- Are you ever gonna hear me out?
- �probably forever.

But it wasn't my fault.

She's right, Mom. I didn't
see the fire hydrant.

It just kinda jumped out at us.

Yeah. Why should I be
punished for his bad luck?

- She has a point.
- No, no. You're not gonna put this on him.

- This is on you.
- And me. I-I was in the car too, you know?

Exactly. This kind of stuff
always happens to him.

Remember when he almost
blew up Grandpa's house?

Ooh, yeah. That was bad. Still
can't go near gas grills.

They give me the shakes.

- You know what? This is actually on you.
- How is this my fault?

'Cause you were working the
whole time I had my permit.

I am a travel writer. I travel.

How do you expect me
to do that from home?

Isn't it punishment enough you're
forcing me to live on a bus for a week?

Keys.

I don't see what the big deal
is. It's just a little water.

- Oh, no!
- Are you okay?

Hang in there, buddy!

Oh, man.

Phone.

But it's promposal week.

I-I don't even know
what that means.

I don't need a vacation
with this family.

I need a vacation
from this family.

- Oh, gosh.
- Don't yell at your mom!

Sorry, Grandma.

Mom, you just got home.

Do you need, like,
a nap or a coffee?

I need you to go to your room.

Yep. You got it.

This is the most
dangerous road trip ever.

What is my mom thinking?

Honey?

Got you a souvenir.

Look.

Thanks.

Mom, do you have any idea how many
railroad accidents happened last year?

2,178.

Honey, you're doing it again.

You're thinking
in doom and gloom.

Well, it's gotten me this far.

Sweetheart.

It's gonna be so fun. I promise.

A vacation with the whole family.
We haven't done that in ages.

Maybe we should be saving money.

Have you seen how
much gas costs?

It's a paid trip. Magazine's
covering all of it.

Maybe you can even help
me write my article.

- I know how much you love spelling�
- But, Mom...

�and grammar and fact-checking.

Yep.

We're doomed.

Look, I know things have
been a little slow lately,

but people love our food.

Which is great, Frank, but
it doesn't pay the bills.

The review wasn't all terrible.

They said the flavor was
nuanced, uh, refined,

exquisitely prepared.

Yeah, yeah. But then it says,

"Unfortunately, Frank
Garcia's menu lacks soul."

Look, it's just one review.

It's the one review that
could have changed everything.

The way we're losing money... I'm
sorry, we gotta pull the plug here.

Brett, let's just
talk about this, okay?

Talking's not gonna
pay the rent, Frank.

You're an incredible chef,
but I'm shutting us down.

- I gotta go. I'm meeting someone.
- What? No, no.

- Hey, Wolfgang!
- No, Brett. Hold on.

Honey, did you see what
Mia did to the car?

- Mia did that?
- Yes.

- Are the kids okay?
- Yeah, they're fine.

- I had to take away her phone.
- On promposal week?

Okay. Why didn't I get the memo
on this promposal situation?

And why can't she just get
asked when we get back?

I mean, she can, but she's gonna be the
last person in her group to get asked,

and that would be,
like, devastating.

Devastating?

You're right. No,
she'll live. I think.

You know what? Doesn't
matter. How's the restaurant?

- Good. Yeah.
- Yeah?

No. The lunchtime
crowd was great.

- It was...
- Wait, really?

So, things are picking
up? That's great.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

So, where's this
fancy RV of yours?

I can't wait for you to see it.

It's... It's here.

That's what we're going in?

Yeah.

Oh, I didn't know it
was gonna be like this.

- What? You guys, come, come, come. Look!
- Wow. Check it out.

- Isn't it cool?
- It's a land yacht.

- This thing is� It's...
- Ginormous.

Yes!

And you guys thought we were
gonna be in a crappy bus.

Is that regulation height?

Welcome, family name.

- What is happening?
- Magic.

So many warning signs.

- Oh, my God, babe!
- Whoa.

- This is so cool.
- It's amazing.

What is that? I don't know.

But it's pretty.

- So sh...
- Look at this, babe. Babe, babe.

What is it?

Don't� No. Don't touch anything.

We don't know how
anything works.

Good afternoon!

Hi, I'm Missy McGill. You
must be the Garcia family.

- Yes, we are.
- Yeah.

Have some coffee. It's free.

- Oh, thank you.
- Yeah.

- It's delicious.
- No, no. No.

Welcome to the Pathwinder XR,
the most advanced RV on the road.

She is beautiful,
and I have to say,

she looks pretty beautiful
in your driveway.

How did it do in crash tests?

Oh. Okay, Shark Tank.

We're just gonna go
right in there. Okay.

Didn't expect that question.

You know, the Pathwinder XR is
actually the safest RV ever built.

- There you go.
- See?

It's actually 50% less
flammable than the last model.

Just don't use hair spray.

Mmm.

Shall I show you more?

Hey, your face is saying no,
but your spirit is saying yes.

All right! Here are your
sleeping accommodations.

- It can accommodate six�
- Cool.

�but, in a pinch,
you could fit more.

There you go.

Hmm.

It's an air mattress.

Firm, right?

Oh, wait! Honey, let me get
a picture for the magazine.

- Ooh! Yeah.
- Yes. Okay.

Cheese.

We didn't forget
about the kiddos.

- Oh.
- Nintendo Switch.

I speak kid. Child, or
whatever you call yourself.

Is it safe?

Like emotionally?

Whenever you feel like you don't
have control over your life,

you can come here and just
control a bunch of stuff.

That's what I do.

Wow. Does it read
my horoscope?

It does, and it's
got built-in Spotify.

Oh!

Yeah!

- Let's get turnt up, ladies! Turn up.
- Ah!

I also teach Zumba on the side.

- Should we do a quick impromptu class?
- You know what?

- No.
- You, Lidia.

- Lidia does Zumba.
- Yeah!

Where'd everybody go?

Something I said?

Okay, folks. Enjoy your trip.

Don't do anything I wouldn't do.

- Remember, we're leaving at 6:00 a.m.
- Not 6:05.

You do not want your
mom waking you up.

She will not be gentle.

Great. We'll get an early start
to me being bored out of my mind.

You stop.

Hey, hey, hey. Alex,
what do you think?

Sits pretty tall, probably
a rollover hazard.

Okay. Why don't you make yourself useful
and get the luggage out of the attic?

Stupid attic.

Why didn't Mia do this?

She's older than me.

Just my luck.

Oh.

Alejandro Damian Morales.

1905?

Is that teeth?

- Hey.
- Hey, Dad.

Dinner's about ready.

Can't I just hide in
here until he leaves?

You know your grandpa's
not the boogeyman, right?

He's not coming with us, is he?

My dad loves road trips.

But no, no. He's gonna stay
and house-sit and watch Clyde.

I'm so sorry.

Wow.

Whoa.

Alexander!

Hey! Qu� pasa, Mufasa?

Hey, let's do the handshake.

My wrist still hurts
from the last time.

Did you know wrist injuries
are among the most...

Yeah, yeah. Whatever.
All right. Ready to go?

Okay. Boom. Yeah. Bam!

Boom. Is it up or
down? I can't remember.

- Hold it there. Come on.
- This feels like fighting.

Let's go to the end.

We need a new handshake.

We're gonna have to
toughen you up, ni�o.

Hey, I'm here! Feed me.

- Hey, Dad.
- Hey, mija. How are you?

Aw!

- That's quite the rig you got out there.
- Oh, yeah.

Fella could have a really good
weekend in Vegas for that.

Well, if you ask me, a vacation
is exactly what this family needs.

This isn't a vacation. We're
spending a week being truck drivers.

Hi, Grandpa.

Hi, mija.

She seems, uh,
extra grumpy today.

She crashed my car, so I grounded
her and took away her phone.

On promposal week?

- No.
- Wha...

So where are you going on
this big adventure of yours?

We are going to the Four
Seasons, Mexico City.

The kids are gonna love it.

- Oh.
- Yeah.

Abuelo, was Alejandro
your grandpa?

Yeah. Yeah, he was my grandpa.

How's your chicharr�n?
Mine's a little dry.

I didn't know you were coming,

so I gave you the batch
I made for the dog.

How come you don't want
to talk about Alejandro?

Okay. Mijo, just
eat your dinner.

Alejandro. Isn't that
the one that's cursed?

Wait, cursed?

Well, now you have to tell us.

Yes, you have to tell us.
Now that I'm living here,

I need to know the curses
that are in this house.

- There's no curses in the house.
- Fine.

I'll tell 'em.

I mean, the family should
know their own history.

No, Dad, if you tell him,
he's going to have nightmares.

Well, if I don't tell him, he's
gonna grow up like his dad,

who thinks he's better
than chicharr�n.

- He has a point.
- Hmm.

- You are ashamed of your culture.
- That is not true.

Oh, no? Then how come it's
me teaching him Spanish?

Alexander is learning Spanish?

No. Watching Caso Cerrado does
not qualify as learning Spanish.

Yes, it does.

Hmm.

And Mia, who didn't
want a quincea�era.

- It's tradition.
- Tradition?

It's a patriarchal social construct
probably created by colonizers.

Plus, I don't want pictures
of me in a pink "poofy" dress.

That's fair, sweetheart. Look,
of course, we want our children

- to connect to their heritage.
- Hmm.

That's why we're going to Mexico,
so we can rediscover our roots.

Yeah. At the Four Seasons.

- Viva!
- So�

�is somebody gonna explain why
there's a cursed statue in our attic?

What is that�

I've never seen
anything like that.

This is actually really cool.

- Oh, my God! Why is it...
- Don't touch it!

- What happens when I touch it?
- Everybody, stop. Just stop.

Stop!

Just tell the story.

Okay. I'll tell the story.

My abuelito,

he was a corn farmer

in a little pueblecito
named Soledad.

But no matter how hard he worked, every
year his crops would wither and die.

So he did what all Mexicans
do when they're desperate.

He went to see brujas.

In Soledad, there
were three sisters.

And you only went to see them
when you needed serious help.

They gave him a magical idol that
would bring him good fortune.

But on one condition.

That when you're done,
you bring it back, fool.

At first, his ranch
prospered. Life was good, man.

He was making the big bucks.

He got his family all the nice
things he could never afford.

Like roller blades and
skateboards and iPads,

and a bouncy house for the
kids on their birthday.

But he couldn't resist.

He kept the idol
hoping for more luck.

But the longer he kept it,
the worse his luck became.

He had to burn his entire field,

but the fire grew
out of control.

And he tried to put it
out, but there was no use.

The next morning, the entire
town had burned to the ground.

Everybody blamed Alejandro.

They said he was cursed.

And I told my dad many times,
"Hey, throw that thing away."

And he said no matter
how hard he tried,

he couldn't get rid of it.

Maybe he was cursed.

What do you think?

Why would you name me after a
guy who burned down his town?

Alexander is a very strong name.

Uh, so is Voldemort.
Or Darth Vader.

- Would you name me after them?
- Okay. Do you see what you started?

- What, me?
- Yeah.

I told you to name him
Zacar�as, Zacatecas, Zorro.

Anything farthest away
from the letter A.

- I'm not naming him Zorro.
- Okay. This is absurd.

Um, brujer�a, mal
de ojo, chupacabra.

This is all just
Mexican superstition.

I don't know, Dad. You gotta admit his
whole life kind of makes sense now.

Why is this thing
in our house?

What if our house burns down?

Oh, you're such a little baby.

- I'm not a little baby.
- I'm not a little baby.

Stop it. Mia, you're
making it worse.

I'm not a baby!

Oh, dear God.

- Okay. Problem solved.
- Yeah.

I don't think you
should have done that.

Alex.

Hmm, let's be honest. If
anyone's cursed, it's me.

Bring it back, fool.

Bring it back, fool.

- You need to cancel the vacation.
- Oh, yeah?

Does this have anything
to do with the curse?

Oh, the thing. I forgot
the thing back there.

- Uh, it's over at the thing.
- Uh-huh.

Yes.

Ah, suckers!

Oh!

- Mia!
- I'm coming!

My answer is still
no. I'm not going.

Okay. Well, we are.

So if you're gonna stay,
you can stay with Grandpa.

What? No, I don't want
to stay with Grandpa.

Oh, yeah? Hey,
bachelor weekend, eh?

We can watch wrestling.
Pound some beers, huh?

Mom, you know he's
not kidding, right?

- Oh! Hey, have you ever seen a cockfight?
- What?

Yeah, I'll call Javier, my
friend. He'll set it up right now.

- Hey, we could roast a goat too.
- Mom, are you hearing this?

- Now who roasts a goat?
- Hey.

Honey, he doesn't wanna go
because he's scared of the curse.

I'm telling you something
bad is going to happen.

Alex, this curse,

it's, um, it's a legend.
It's a made-up story.

It's not real.

I promise, nothing
bad is gonna happen.

Nope. Not going.

All right.

Well, this was supposed
to be a surprise, but...

- Oh, the surprise.
- Yeah. Yeah.

See, we were gonna drive right past
the world's only real alien mummy.

- Is it a real alien?
- Yeah.

- You're not gonna like it.
- Yeah.

It's too cool.

- You know what?
- You should stay here.

Yeah. Hang out with
abuelo and the dog.

Go to your first cockfight.

- Fine.
- Alexander,

there is no such
thing as curses.

Come on, people.

The sooner we start this trip,
the sooner it's over. Let's go.

Hey.

I made you a little baby coffee.

Oh, I'm relaxing
already. Get the cooler.

Yeah.

Party bus. Party bus.

? One way, or another
I'm gonna find ya ?

? I'm gonna get ya Get
ya, get ya, get ya ?

? One way, or another
I'm gonna win ya ?

? I'm gonna get ya Get
ya, get ya, get ya ?

? �I'm gonna see ya. I'm gonna
meet ya Meet ya, meet ya, meet ya ?

? One day, maybe next
week I'm gonna meet ya ?

? I'm gonna meet
ya I'll meet ya ?

? I will drive past your house ?

? And if the lights
are all down ?

? I'll see who's around ?

? One way� ?

Sergio got the marching
band for my promposal.

? One way, or another
I'm gonna win ya ?

? I'll get ya, I'll get ya ?

Mm-hmm.

I love you.

Hey, babe?

Babe?

- Huh?
- Hey. Oh, my God. You're awake?

- How was your nap?
- Good.

Hey, um, is this a mistake?

- What?
- This trip.

It doesn't seem like the
kids are that excited.

Are you kidding? The kids
are gonna have a blast.

I don't know what
I'm saying. I...

I think I should quit my job.

You know, now that the restaurant is
doing better, I think we could afford it.

- Quit?
- Yeah.

I mean, quit is such a big word,
you know? You love your job.

I love your job.

Your job is great. You're
so good at your job.

Don't become a quitter, babe.

Oh, I just... I feel like
the kids need me, you know?

I feel like I'm missing
out on everything.

They think I'm in
hotel rooms having fun,

when I'm really just writing
about mediocre room service.

If I quit, I could write that travel
book I always wanted to write.

Because I'd have more time.
Because I'd be home with the kids.

- Are you hungry?
- What?

- Are you hungry?
- No, I'm not...

- I'm gonna make you a smoothie.
- No, I don't... Honey...

You should eat. I don't
want you to get lightheaded.

Okay. But just don't put
any weird stuff in it.

It's called vitamins.

Piledriver! What do you
need, an engraved invitation?

You're gonna get...

Beat it.

- Hey, Val.
- Hi. I... I wanted to go over a few things.

Did you get the sticky note?

Uh. "Don't walk around
in your underwear."

Good luck.

Voil�, bon app�tit.

Cool.

Oh, how does this thing work?

Oh, like this.

- Fancy.
- Fancy.

Oh, and one last thing. Don't
give the dog any junk food, okay?

The vet wants him
to lose weight.

Don't give the
dog any junk food.

Got it.

Is that�

Finally. Alien mummy.

Oh, no!

Are those good sparks?

"System error. Reset
at master control."

- Welcome.
- Okay.

What are you doing?

I spilled ginger ale,
and now it's not working.

Oh, you're gonna
get Mom in trouble.

- Uh�
- Hey.

You guys okay?

Yeah, we're great.

Okay. Well, you're about to
experience some awesome deliciousness.

Mmm. So yummy.

You better fix this.

- Ah!
- That means no tortillas.

No tortillas? Do you hate
your dog or something?

Who's pushing buttons?

Can't turn off the wipers.

What?

Oh, my God! Stop it!

Stay. Stay. Stay. Stay!

- Um�
- Welcome.

- No.
- Alexander, what did you click?

I don't know!

- Stop it!
- I can't!

Mia, turn off the music!

Oh, God. No, no, no,
no! Oh, my God! Hey!

I want it off!

Eyes!

Little help!

Val, what's wrong?
Are you okay?

Are you there? Can you hear me?

I got it. I got it.

My phone!

All right. Don't yell
at me. I'm your dad.

- Oh, now it goes up?
- Great vacation, Mom. Super fun.

Is everyone okay?

- Define "okay".
- Val, are you there?

- Val. Val!
- It might blow up�

All right, mija. I'm on my way.

- Are you guys okay?
- You all right?

Is everybody okay?

- You okay?
- You all right?

Honey, that� That thing's
gonna be okay, right?

Yeah, it looks steady.

It looks� Oh, no.

- Oh, no.
- Oh, boy.

- Oh, no, no, no. Oh.
- Oh, no!

Why is it a cowboy?

Hey.

Whoa! Come back here.

I'm the abuelo from
across the street.

I wonder if you could watch
Clyde for a couple hours.

We were actually
getting ready to eat.

Oh! Hey, lucky you. I
just made some menudo.

- Wha...
- The cow's stomach.

It's even better the next day.

Hey, listen. I gotta
go look for my family,

so if you can help me, that would
be great. Thank you very much.

The dog's on a diet too.

But...

- Oh! Well�
- Clyde?

- It looks like I got in a fight.
- It looks like you lost.

Uh, yeah. We are
fully insured. Uh-huh.

I mean, I'm sure
this is covered.

Uh, no, that's a fair summary.

We crashed a half a million dollar
RV into the world's largest alien.

And you thought I wouldn't
have something to write about.

Look, Mom. Mom, I just...

I'm sorry. I don't know why
I'm laughing. It's not funny.

- Mom.
- Um, excuse me, guys.

What's the deductible
on the alien?

Oh, God! Caden could be
asking me to prom right now.

If I get asked after
Sandra, I swear�

What do you think you're doing?

- Just...
- Go somewhere else.

Bad things happen when
you get too close.

Bye.

This is really bad.

Hey. What did your editor say?

What do you think she said?

She said she's gonna have to pay to
fix the RV, if it could even be fixed.

No. Are you kidding me? This
thing went berserk on its own.

- Look at my eye.
- I know. It's bad.

- Is it bad?
- Yeah.

You think they
have workers' comp?

I don't think so.
I'm the worker.

But she obviously thinks it's my
fault because she pulled my feature.

- No.
- Yeah.

Well, she did. See? Another
reason I should quit my job.

- I don't know.
- So what are we doing?

I think we should go home before
something else bad happens.

I can't believe I'm saying this,
but I agree with Alexander.

Let's just go home, please.

I'm sorry, guys. I just wanted us
to have a nice vacation together.

All right.

I think I saw a car rental
place about a mile back.

If we're lucky, we can
make it home by dinner.

Oh, my God. Miracles are real.

I mean, bummer.

Yeah, okay. Let's get
our stuff, guys. Come on.

One, two�

- Oh, my back!
- Yeah, looks good here.

? How do you do, young fellow? ?

? And how would you like to go ?

? And spend a pleasant
summer Out in New Mexico? ?

? I'll furnish you good wages ?

? Your transportation, too ?

? If you will but go� ?

You brought the air mattress?

You never know when
you need a nap.

? But if you should
get homesick� ?

You guys take
care of the stuff.

Mia.

Wait, Lidi� Mia!

What's a bot�nica?

Bot�nica. It's a medicine store.

They might have some
yarrow root for my feet.

- They are killing me.
- Ma, you were a nurse for 20 years.

You really gonna go in
here for some brujer�a?

Medicine is medicine.

I also need a Lotto ticket.

Oh, good. Your mother's
gambling again.

Brujer�a as in witches?

Well, Grandma. Grandma!

Slow down.

Based on recent events, I think we
should stay away from any brujas.

They're just healers.

Whoa!

Hmm.

Did this ever work?

Ooh, you're gonna
get in trouble.

So annoying. Little brat.

Has Caden asked you to prom yet?

Geez! Leave me alone. That's
none of your business.

What? I was just asking.

Oh, and that feels like a "no".

For your information, he is
probably at our house right now,

but I can't see him
because I'm stuck with you

in the middle of nowhere.

Did you hear that?

Someone has signal.
Alexander, give me a hand.

Hmm.

You look like you got this.

- Devil monkey.
- Get off of me!

You brought that thing?

No. It followed us.

Remember what Grandpa said?

His dad tried to throw it away,
but he could never get rid of it.

Hello?

No, this is his daughter.
Can I take a message?

- Pick it up.
- Fine.

Right.

Scary, scary,
scary, scary, scary.

I'll make sure he
gets the message.

- Who was it?
- That was Dad's landlord.

He says the
restaurant is closing.

- Forever?
- Oh, my God.

My God. We are
cursed. What do we do?

I don't know.

But I think I know
where we can find out.

- Oh!
- It smells so good.

My mother swore by that.

Okay.

I'm a sucker for
a mother story.

My mother gave me this store

instead of letting me follow my
dreams to New York. Here you go.

I thought you two were
too good for brujer�a.

There's nothing better to do.

- Hmm. Fair point.
- Well, look at that.

Exactly what you
gave me. No change.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

- Blessings.
- Blessings.

Don't break anything.

Love you, too.

- Are you really a witch?
- Wait� You don't just ask people that.

- But are you?
- Yes. Actually, I am.

Come from a long line of them.

I mean, why else would
I have nail polish?

Great. Well, we need
professional help.

Well, great. You came to the right
place. Okay. Let me guess here.

Money problems.

And you. There's
so many problems.

I can't pinpoint one
because there's so many.

But the one that
pops out the most is�

a love potion.

- Love potion?
- Mm-hmm.

This tincture is
full of rosewater.

Guaranteed to make that
cute boy you like text you.

- How did you know about him?
- Mia! Focus.

Right. Sorry.

- We've got a big problem.
- Mm-hmm. Your hair.

- No.
- You could have more than one problem.

- What? No, because our family's cursed.
- And it's all because of this.

- No! No. Get out. Get out.
- Whoa! Please!

I don't need a bunch of weird
kids coming into my store.

You need to leave now, okay?

- Please leave with your bad juju.
- Fine! Fine. Fine.

We'll pay.

- Mmm?
- We'll pay.

I hope you mean you're paying?

Come on. Please, Mia.

If we don't do this, Dad is
gonna lose his restaurant.

- No, forget it. No. Get out.
- Uh, I have five bucks.

Ten.

- Fine.
- Out of the kindness of my heart.

Follow me. Everyone's welcome.

Step into my office.

That's what I'm calling
it for tax reasons.

Our great-great-grandfather
got this in Mexico.

Apparently, he was supposed to
give it back to some brujas.

But he never did 'cause
he got a little greedy.

That's rule number
one, isn't it?

When a witch asks you to
give her something back,

you have to do it, right?

Didn't your grandfather
ever watch a movie?

I think this was before movies.

Typical. Men, always
making excuses.

- Am I right?
- Tell me about it.

Okay. First of all,
cheekbone for days. Yes.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

This is an ancient idol.

Older than Kelly Clarkson.

- Is Kelly Clarkson a bruja?
- I think so.

When your grandfather refused to give
this back to those lovely ladies,

he opened a big old
can of mal de ojo

on your whole family,
which means that�

So how do we fix this?

I remember something about�

It was years ago. I
heard stories about this.

Twenty bucks. I mean, 20 bucks.

- But I just gave you ten.
- Yeah. But that's for a diagnosis.

And this is for a cure, which is,
you know, inflation and everything,

it just costs money, you know?

Give him 20. Quick.

Fine. Cure. How?

You simply take that
back to where it belongs.

- We gotta take the idol back to Soledad.
- We're already heading home.

Well, if we hurry, maybe
we can convince them.

Come on. Let's go.

- This is medicine too.
- Yeah. Yeah.

You forgot to tip.

- Hey, guys. Slow down.
- Whoa. Whoa.

What are you doing?

Uh, we were thinking that we
should� We should go to Mexico.

Not just Mexico.

We want to go Soledad
to, uh, you know,

- see where our family is from.
- Yeah.

Five minutes ago, you�
You two wanted to go home.

We� We think it's� It's important
to reconnect with our roots.

- You do?
- You do?

You don't think we
care about our culture?

No, no. Not at all.

- Yeah, she cares.
- About what? Being Mexican?

You like Chipotle too much.

Well... Well, we
do. We care a lot.

- Okay.
- Okay. Yeah.

Don't we, Alexander?

Yeah, we� We care a lot.

See there?

I guess me moving
in is paying off.

- Well, I wouldn't go that far.
- Okay.

We really appreciate you two
wanting to connect with our culture,

but the vacation
gods have spoken.

We're� We're not
going to Mexico.

Can I talk to you for a second?

Just... Just one
second. Come here.

Um, I think we should do it.

- Do what?
- Go to Mexico.

- No.
- Why?

It seems like they
really wanna go.

When do they want to
do anything with us?

Maybe this is a sign.

Oh, the last sign cost the
magazine a half a million dollars.

- Oh, my God.
- Cool. Another blessing.

- Oh, wow. This is� great.
- Oh!

I don't know about this.

Ooh, wow. I feel itchy already.

Okay. So maybe it's
not the Pathwinder XR,

but we don't need a fancy
RV to have a good time.

Uh, right, Mia?

I said, "Right, Mia?"

- Right.
- What is that smell?

God, I think it's the carpet.

Well, I think it's a scent of
all the warm family memories

that have been made in
this awesome camper.

But it could be the carpet.

I mean, this is so great.
You know, it's� It's so cute.

It... It's vintage, right?

Yeah, so vintage. Totally.

You really wanna do this?

I mean� �their faces.

All right. Mexico,
here we come.

Come on, Val.

Hi, you've reached
Val. Leave a message.

Sh�

? Got a Black magic woman ?

What are you doing?

Honey, your head is
blocking the signal.

Babe, you know that's
not how it works, right?

I can't get service.

Is this...

- Oh, my God!
- Whoa.

- CDs!
- I haven't seen those in forever.

What's in there?

- Uh, Fleetwood Mac.
- Not a fan.

- Dwight Yoakam!
- It's still weird that you like country.

I love country. George Strait,
Garth Brooks, Brooks & Dunn.

- Sheryl Crow.
- Sheryl Crow is not country.

Super country.
Mott The Hoople.

Don't do that!

Do you think it's mad at us?

Well, I mean, it hasn't been home
in a hundred years, so, yeah.

Okay.

- I'm just gonna�
- Hey, what are you doing?

I'm gonna put it somewhere safe.

I better have it back later.

I mean it.

The Forrest Gump soundtrack.

Jenny!

Come on. Come on.

Yes! Finally.

Am I seriously not
gonna get asked to prom?

That's not the right question.

The question you should be asking
is why do you care so much?

I don't know.

I thought you were asleep.

I haven't slept since 1986.

Well, maybe you should stop
drinking coffee before bed.

When you didn't want your
quincea�era, it hurt.

I wanted to make your dress.

But more importantly,

a quince is a rite of passage.

Of what?

You're not a little
girl anymore.

You're a woman.

And that should be celebrated.

Thank you.

So it's funny, watching you with
that phone waiting on a boy.

I can't help but wonder
what happened to that woman.

Oh!

I got one.

- Show me.
- No.

Stop it.

? Woo woo ?

- ? Ooh ooh ?
- ? Come on, ride the train ?

- ? It's the choo choo, ride it ?
- ? Ooh ooh ?

Body roll. Whoa! Yeah. Yeah.

? Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ?

? I think I can, I think I can
I think I can, I think I can ?

- ? Come on, ride the train ?
- ? Woo woo ?

- ? And ride it ?
- ? Woo woo ?

- Yeah.
- Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

? Come on, ride the train ?

- ? And ride it ?
- ? Woo woo ?

- ? Come on, ride the train ?
- ? Woo woo ?

- ? And ride it ?
- ? Choo choo ?

- What is that?
- Where did that come from?

Oh, my� Honey.

- Honey, he's on top of me.
- No, no.

- Don't make too much noise.
- No noise.

- Pull over.
- I can't. There's no shoulder.

- Pull over.
- No.

Ooh! No, no.

- Okay. Why?
- Move the tail that way.

Just so it doesn't spray me.

Gentle.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Honey?

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

- Why would you do that?
- You told me to.

What do I do?

Uh, maybe we should sing to it.

- What?
- Yeah, sing to it.

Okay.

Yeah, yeah. Keep going.

That's really beautiful, babe.

Hey, I gotta use the restroom.

Pinch it.

I gotta use the restroom!

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God. I'm gonna puke!

It's in my mouth!

It's in my� It's so pungent.

Oh, my God!

My phone!

That's not mine.
It was just there.

Do you think there's a family?
Go see if there's more.

- Go look. Go look.
- No!

I can't breathe.

- It's in my hair.
- It's in my throat.

It's worse than the
bathroom at school.

- Anyone else's stomach burn?
- Look. Pull over.

- I swallowed a bug.
- Pull over.

We gotta get out.

Okay, get out! Get
out! Get out! Get out!

Okay, okay.

So sorry, Mom.

Esp�rate. Esp�rate.
I'm coming!

Oh!

- Oh, my God! It's still in my mouth.
- It is so strong.

Oh!

Oh, it's all over everything!

Let me go check if
they have toothpaste.

Hey, get me some Hot
Cheetos. And deodorant.

Excuse me. Do you
have any deodorant?

- There.
- Okay. Thanks.

- Sorry, we had a problem� Okay.
- No. Thank you.

Hmm. Chicharrones.

Bingo.

Nobody complain.

- This is all they had.
- Kill me now.

Do we really have
to take a picture?

Yes.

- Go, go, go, go.
- Oh, okay.

Dad, I smell your armpits!

Let me check.

This is one for
the family album.

Now, are we good?
'Cause I gotta tinkle.

Wait! One more time, you guys.

Get together. Act like you
like your brother, please.

Hey, vato.

Hey, man. I'm looking
for my family.

They're in, uh, like a big
green van bus kind of thing.

Have you seen them?

Do they have a cursed
monkey with them?

Monkey?

- The idol?
- Yes!

Yes.

This is the third bundle
of sage. I've had to burn.

Oh, well� �do you know
which way that were going?

I'm a healer, okay?

I'm not a mind reader.
That's ridiculous.

Oh, okay. Well, thank you
very much, healer mind reader.

Wait. Wait.

I think they said
something about Sol...

"Sol" connected to "Solamar."

And "Solamar" connects to "Sal y
lim�n," which I love on my chips.

- Soledad.
- Soledad! That's what I was gonna say.

I was gonna say Soledad. That
was my next word. Yes, Soledad.

- That's where they went.
- What for?

Haven't you been listening?

Oh! Yeah, to break
the curse. Dummy me.

Go!

The silent game
is really boring.

- You lose.
- No, you lose.

Ah!

I win. I win.

Ah, not so fast.

Grandma wins.

Yeah. Good job, Grandma.

Wait, Grandma?

Oh, my God. Oh, my
God. Oh, my God!

She's not there!

- What?
- She's not in the loft.

Wait, where is she?

Francisco!

- Did we just "Home Alone" my mom?
- A little bit.

She'll be fine.

She's gonna� We're gonna get
back there in no time, okay?

What if she gets kidnapped?
Or bitten by a snake?

God, I'm the worst son ever!

Why is this thing so big?

Is that as far as
it goes, honey?

You almost got it, Dad.

Right. You got the whole
desert to make this turn.

There you go.

Good job, honey.

I wonder who has the right
of way in this scenario?

Come on.

Okay.

Okay, maybe there's
another way around.

- Come on.
- Alex, sweetie, you still have that map?

Uh-huh.

- Paranoia pays off.
- A map.

Yeah. Honey, it's like your
phone but without Wi-Fi.

Right. You think you're gonna beat
traffic better than satellites.

You guys seem to forget
I am a travel writer.

I travel. I have a great
sense of direction.

The map is upside down.

I knew that.

I hadn't finished
opening it yet.

I think if that's this
way, we can take this road.

Let's just turn
around right here.

Why don't we just wait?

Wait for the cows?

- No, they're gonna move.
- Hmm.

Right, they'll be quick. Just
like the phrase, "fast as a cow."

Look, Mom's been there for a
while, I just don't wanna get lost.

We're not gonna get lost.

It's like you don't
trust me or something.

- That's not what I was saying.
- You don't trust me?

- It was upside down. Yeah?
- Let's wait for the cows. You're right.

- No, you're right. Yeah.
- Yeah, let's just wait for the cows.

If you want to wait for the
cows, we'll wait for the cows.

- We're gonna go that way.
- Great idea.

Cool.

Here we go.

Move out of the way cows.

Move!

Whoa!

Wow! Life was hard
before cell phones.

You know�

I think we can make it.

- What?
- That sounds like a stupid idea.

- Respectfully.
- You're gonna drive across a river?

I'd call it a stream.
Wouldn't you call it a stream?

No, I-I-I would definitely
call this a river.

No. Look, the road
is right there.

- We can get across.
- Maybe Grandma could wait.

I think Grandma would
want us to all not drown.

I bet you this
baby can handle it.

You know, honey, let's just�
let's just turn around.

This is definitely not the way.

- Just probably take this road, I think.
- We're gonna do it.

- What? No, honey!
- No, no, no!

It's gonna be good.

Here we go. Here we go.

See?

It's not that deep.

Yeah.

- You see that? This is good.
- Yeah.

Oh!

- Okay.
- Oh, boy.

- What? "Oh, boy," what?
- Oh, boy.

- We're going down the river.
- Oh, now it's a river.

Whoa!

We're gonna drown in a desert.

Something's happening.

Oh! Oh, my God!

- No, honey!
- Oh, you guys!

Guys, this is really bad.

I'm gonna us out of this.

We're floating!

We're gonna be fine.
Everyone stay calm.

Help!

What was that?

Looks like we're stuck on a
rock. We're not floating anymore.

- We're gonna be fine. This is good.
- Yeah.

You were saying?

Okay. Wait. What do we do?

- Okay, everybody up.
- Oh!

Uh, okay. I got you.

I can't get you all at once!

Okay. What happened to
women and children first?

Push.

- Come on. Push.
- We are pushing.

Whoa!

Oh, boy.

Give me your hand.
We'll swim for it.

Is this a bad time to remind
you I don't know how to swim?

Val!

You have 50 bathing suits.

What? Uh, go.

Push.

Here. Take this one.

Come on, Mom. You can do it.

- Okay.
- One, two, three.

Pull.

- Take her hand. Yeah.
- You got me?

Mom?

Frank!

Why did you let go?

It's impossible.

No family is this cursed.

Curse. Mia, the idol.
Where'd you put it?

Uh, Mom, in the
cabinet under the sink.

- You have to go get it.
- The what?

- We left the idol. We don't have it.
- Yes, we do!

- The green one. The monkey thing.
- I threw it away.

No, you didn't. It followed us.

Mom, please!

Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

You guys are not allowed
to watch TV anymore.

- Ever?
- Ever.

- Honey, why would you drop me?
- You okay?

- I didn't drop you. You let go.
- You know I can't swim.

- You know I can't swim.
- I'll be right back.

- Wait. Alex!
- No!

Come on!

Almost there.

- Have you lost your mind?
- No, no. Dad, let me go!

- Yes, you have. Come on.
- No! No!

No! The curse! No! No!

The idol?

I'm sorry.

So what do we do now?

- Alex, come here.
- Come here.

I regret this.

Oh, God! Don't� Not so fast.

- Not so fast. Not so fast. Okay.
- Okay. All right. Here we go.

She was right. It is firm.

The curse is real.

I guess you finally wore
out your welcome, huh?

So, where are they?

What are you doing here?

I got a call from Val, and
she's yelling and screaming,

and then the line went dead.

I've been trying to get a hold
of her for hours and nada.

I came down here to see
if my family was safe.

- Come on.
- Oh!

What? I wouldn't wanna be out
here when the sun goes down.

I can take care of
myself, old man.

Suit yourself.

But when they ask me,

"What did she want to
put on her gravestone?"

I'll say, "She chose to die alone rather
than to ride with a real Mexican."

Oh!

You think that just because
you've got eagles and snakes

tatted all over you,

that that makes
you a real Mexican?

Yeah.

I hear the nonsense that you
feed Alexander all the time

about being tough and�
and cursing and fighting.

And that is not our culture!

He doesn't want to hear
about your grandma's cooking.

I don't know if you've noticed, Gilbert,
but that boy is frightened of you.

You ought to try to just
talk to him sometime.

I don't know what I did
in life to deserve this.

Hey, you're not the first
honey to climb on this bike.

Vamos, princesa.

Call me princesa one more
time, and I'll be the last.

I'm gonna fall off!
I'm gonna fall off!

- I'm gonna fall off!
- Is that a promise?

Gilbert!

- Little help?
- Yeah.

Oh, boy! Worms, worms.
There's worms. Let's go.

Oh, God.

There are literally
vultures circling overhead.

Alex.

Alex, what were you thinking?

- You could have drowned.
- So what?

I lost the idol.

- We're gonna be cursed forever.
- That's enough.

I don't wanna hear about
this curse stuff anymore.

Why did you take it out of the
trash can? That's gross, dude.

I didn't. It followed
us. Right, Mia?

It appeared out of nowhere.
It's really creepy.

See?

Okay. Guys, stop talking about the
idol. Right now is not the time.

When is the right time?

Should I wait till we're
falling off a cliff?

Honey, I've told you a thousand
times. It's just a fairy tale.

No, it's not. The curse is real.

We've crashed two RVs.

We lost our grandma.
Who loses their grandma?

And Dad's losing his restaurant!

We are cursed!

What is he talking about?

Your landlord called earlier. He
said the restaurant's closing.

Close...

Frank, is that true?

When were you planning
on telling me?

Hey, look. I� I am so sorry.

I just� I knew how excited
you were about this trip,

and I� I just didn't
wanna ruin it for you.

Too late. Ruined.

Uh, you should have told me.

When? Between the
skunk spraying us,

and you losing my mom?

I did not lose your mom.

It's all my fault.

Now, see what you did?

Sweetheart, look. This
is a horrible day, yes.

- But it is not your fault.
- It is not your fault, bud.

It is your fault!

- Mine?
- Yeah.

I'm sorry. Did somebody else lie
to me and drive us into a river?

Oh, it's not that deep.

I'd call that a stream.
Wouldn't you call that a stream?

I'd still call it a stream!
It was a stream upriver.

And we wouldn't be on this trip if
it wasn't for your dumb article.

Oh! Oh, my dumb article is
why we ended up in the river?

No. We ended up in the river

because you still don't
know how to read a map.

- Nobody knows how to read a map!
- Everyone knows how to read a map.

Hey, dummies! Over here.

You know, I told you we
shouldn't go on this trip�

�but you never listen to me!

You keep pretending this is
all normal, but it's not.

This is not normal!

You're the crazy ones!

No, Alex.

Just give him a minute.

- Mia, will you watch after him?
- Yeah.

Val, let's...

No.

Alex!

Alex!

Get away from me.

Leave me alone.

Come on, Alex.

I said leave me alone.

When you jumped back in the
camper, that was really stupid.

But also pretty badass.

Did I look like an Avenger?

Okay. I didn't say all that.

How are we gonna
break the curse now?

We'll never get the
idol back to Soledad.

It's impossible.

Well, we've been living
with the curse this long.

I mean, how much worse
could a day possibly get?

Mom, Dad?

Mom!

Dad!

- Help!
- Oh!

- Alex!
- Mia!

Whoa!

Drink.

Mia!

- Drink.
- Alex, Mia!

- Oh, here. Honey!
- Oh!

What happened?

Sweetheart, be careful
with that horse.

Who's this?

Uh, I� I think she
wants to help us.

- Honey. Yes.
- Uh, oh, uh, hola. Uh�

Nice.

- What's the word I'm...
- Oh! Oh, yeah.

It's on the tip
of my tongue. Muy�

Uh, God. It's long.

Lost-o.

Really, you guys? Lost-o?

- We wanna hear you trying.
- It sounded close.

- It's very close.
- It did not.

Like, um� casa?

- Casa?
- Yes. No, we're not in the casa.

We are far from our casa.

- Casa...
- No, with the river...

- Tell her about the river.
- Uh�

- The, uh�
- The river� Yes.

Oh! How do you say,
"ancient curse"?

Why are you asking
me? I don't know.

Like a�

- And then we swimming, swimming�
- Yeah.

Lost-o. Lost-o! Lost-o.

Hey, stop saying that.

Why's she pointing at me?

I don't know what you just
said, but that was funny.

Alexander.

Thank you. Okay.

- Yeah.
- Where? Oh!

- I heard casa.
- Yeah. Let's go.

I would like to go to
any casa right now.

- What did I just say?
- I don't know, honey.

You've gotta work
on your conjugation.

You guys went to
college, right?

- Hey, do we know where we're going?
- Not a clue.

- This place is�
- Amazing.

It's cool.

Look at this.

This place is beautiful.

Oh, wow!

Chavo.

- Uh, Frank, Val, Al... Alex?
- Val, hi.

- Y Mia.
- Frank.

Um�

Hey, I would love
some help. Yes?

- Oh!
- Oh!

- English.
- Yeah.

This is gonna be so much easier.

- Okay.
- He's a great cook.

Yeah, but I've never
made cactus before.

Nopales are the best. We eat
them all the time down here.

Oh! So, uh, down�

You know, down here.

In Mexico.

We're in Mexico?

Wow. Mom is really bad
at reading maps, huh?

- Okay, this is great. We made it.
- Yeah. Yeah� No, wait. No.

- This is good. This is good.
- This is great...

How are we gonna get back?

Our passports were in the RV.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Hang on.

You guys are undocumented?

Um�

- Technically, we� We have�
- I mean�

- We have papers.
- Just they're not�

- We're from here, but now...
- Now we are from there.

We're from there. Our
people are from here.

Well, I don't�

Ah!

Just messing with you.

Oh.

You scared us.

We don't care. We really,
really, really don't care.

It's the other way, they care.

- Ah! Kind of sweet.
- All right, buddy.

- Yes.
- Two tacos for you.

My God, it looks amazing.

Yes.

- Mmm.
- Mm-hmm.

- Mmm.
- Mmm. Mmm. You were right!

Those are some crazy flavors.

I've never had nopales
like this before.

You should make more food like
this. This is delicious, Dad.

Mmm. Love it.

- This feels like you.
- Mmm.

- Yeah?
- Maybe for your new restaurant?

Hmm.

Hey, he says Soledad is just
about 30 minutes from here.

Here.

- Gil.
- Hmm?

Come on.

Oh. No, thanks.

You know, I-I thought
it would be different.

- What?
- It looks like East Bakersfield,

only bigger.

Well, you've been
here before, right?

- Gil.
- What?

You've never been
to Mexico, have you?

All those years!

Pocha this and pocha that.

I'm from the barrio.

I'm real, real Mexican.

And you couldn't even
take a simple road trip.

When I was 18, I did
something really stupid,

and I couldn't get a
passport for many years.

And when I finally could,
after a lot of years,

Dulce had passed on.

God bless her soul.

I had� had two girls to raise.

And I had two or three jobs
all the time, and� and I just�

Well, I never came down.

- I always wanted to, but...
- Like my father always said,

"Better late than never."

By the way, Val doesn't
know any of this.

Don't worry. She never will.

Okay.

But I will.

I'll know�

forever.

Get on the bike, vieja.

Of course goats hate me.

I'm sorry I lied to you.

You know, it's� It's really hard
admitting to your family that you failed.

You haven't failed.

Yeah, I have.

If it wasn't for you and your
job, who knows where we'd be.

Yeah, but my job keeps
me away from you guys.

I feel like I'm
missing everything.

All the moments with
you and the kids and�

You're a great mom, Val.

How can I be a good
mom if I'm never here?

You're here for the
important stuff.

Thank you.

So, are we going home?

I mean, that'd be nice, but
we don't have passports.

I could call my friend
at the State Department.

She owes me a favor.

Okay, Mom. I see you.

Just casually dropping having
friends in high places.

I do know some people.

I mean, that is cool,
but you gotta remember,

we don't have wheels.

Okay.

Well, I don't know if you
guys will go for this,

but I've got this old truck.

I just sold it to a
guy up in Albuquerque,

and I was gonna drive
it there myself.

But if you guys would
be willing to do it�

- Um�
- Um� I mean, it is on the way.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Yeah. Right? I mean,
we just go that way.

- Thank you so much. Oh, my God.
- This is so great. Oh, man.

We promise we won't wreck
the third car on this trip.

- It's not gonna happen.
- No.

We will treat it like it's
ours. It's automatic, right?

And here it is.

I miss the Pathwinder XR.

Bro, I miss the camper.

So, the transmission slips and
the brakes are a little loose.

And the steering
is a little wonky.

So it runs great.

There you go.

Hello. You've reached
the voice mail of Lidia.

Please leave a message.

Still nothing?

No. No, but she's fine.

She's the strongest, most
independent woman I know.

Yeah.

Honey, pull over.

- What?
- Yeah, pull over.

- Mia, get on the other side.
- Oh.

She's got that one
angular side that works.

- Ready?
- Okay, what are we saying?

Oh, honey. Hold on. My hair.

Uh, let's say, "Queso".

On three. One, two, three.

Queso!

Honey, did it take?

Ooh! The blue. This is
your dad's favorite.

- Honey.
- Huh?

Your favorite.

Ooh! The blue flavor.

Here. I got it.

Thanks.

Got it yet?

Got it.

How?

You gotta be kidding me.

No way.

Alex!

Open these, honey. They're
literally just plastic.

No, it's got�
�different plastic.

- You're gonna mess it up.
- You gotta do it from the bottom.

It's moving. It's moving!

- What is happening?
- Hey! Push the brake!

- Alexander! Mia!
- Push the brake!

Oh, God. I think that this
thing is trying to kill us.

It's stuck!

- Push the brakes!
- Honey, go faster!

- Push... This is...
- Faster.

- Drop the paleta.
- Fair enough.

Seat belt! Seat belt!

The brakes aren't working.

I guess Chavo wasn't kidding.

Oh, God. Oh, God.
Oh, God. Oh, God!

Don't close your
eyes. You're driving!

Call for help.

Okay.

- I want my mom!
- Me too!

- Gym membership?
- As soon as we get back!

Okay, hold on!

- Oh! Oh!
- Oh, my God!

Is that a cliff?

Now's a good time to pray!

Okay. Okay.

Come on.

Mia?

Come on. Get down.

Oh, thank goodness!

Mom!

- Oh. Oh, are you okay?
- H-How did you� Huh?

- Are you okay?
- I'm okay.

- Oh! That must've been scary.
- You okay? You all right, buddy?

- Oh!
- Good job, buddy.

That was the finest piece of
driving I've ever seen in my life!

Oh, God. You can borrow the
car anytime you want to.

Thanks, but I think I'm
just gonna Uber from now on.

- We're alive.
- You're alive, buddy.

No, no, no, no.

Oh, my...

Is that�

How did that�

No way.

That's it.

- Watch me get rid of this curse now!
- Wait!

- Stop, Dad! Don't, please.
- Frank.

The idol.

The way it keeps coming back to
us, it just can't be an accident.

That would be like
getting hit by lightning

and bitten by a shark
twice on the same day.

And he would know.

Alejandro took something
that didn't belong to him.

So whether we believe
in the curse or not,

it's up to us to take it
back where it belongs.

It wants to go home.

I know, sweetie. But we don't
even know where we are right now.

I know where we are. Look.

Soledad.

Is that�

We're here?

- There's no way.
- Come on. Let's go.

Yeah, but it's so far.

- It's really far.
- It's really far.

I mean, the sign
is, like, this big.

I mean, that hill is just...

That must mean it's at least�

Whoa.

Oh! Hey.

Are you seeing this, hon?

- Yeah.
- Is it like this everyday in Mexico?

I sure hope so.

Wait, I'm so confused. I
thought this place burned down.

Yeah, it doesn't look like it.

Wait, wait, wait.

Do you guys hear that?

Oh!

What... No, no,
no, no, no. Alex.

- This kid.
- Do we have to run?

Excuse me. Sorry! Make way.

- I'm telling you, Gilbert...
- Grandma!

- Ah! Alex!
- Hey!

Where is your�
Where's the family?

- Oh, my God!
- Oh, my God!

- Mom!
- Oh, mijo!

I'm so sorry. I-I don't
even know what happened.

I know what happened.

- You forgot me.
- No. No. It's not...

It's okay. It's okay.

It turns out I
was in good hands.

Oh, Dad.

- Hey, I'm a hero.
- Thank you.

- It's just what I do.
- Hey, uh, I think we have to go in there.

- Where?
- Where?

Look.

- Come. Follow me.
- I know.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my. Wow!

Wow.

I think the fire
helped them find water.

- Correct.
- Oh!

- Hi.
- Hi.

- We'd love to know more about the story.
- Yeah.

- We're from out of town.
- Yeah.

The fire of 1905 destroyed
the town of Soledad.

But when they cleared
away the burned buildings,

they discovered a natural
spring underground.

They started bottling the
water, and it took off.

It has been the lifeblood
of Soledad ever since.

God, it's a shame, Dad,

that Alejandro never got
to see the town thrive.

You already know the
legend of Alejandro?

- Actually, he was my abuelo.
- Mm-hmm.

So you are the descendants
of Alejandro Damian Morales?

Yes.

And we have the
idol that he took.

We brought it back.

Follow me.

- Okay.
- Excuse me, Mayor Men�ndez.

We have a family that say
they are the descendants

of Alejandro Damian Morales.

Well, welcome.

You have the original idol?

Go ahead.

That idol has been in our
family for over a hundred years.

Yeah.

That may be true.

Why does she have a soda?

Hey, wait, wait.
What are you doing?

Hey!

That's why we shouldn't
let the kids drink soda.

- You owe us a new one now.
- Yeah.

I'm sorry, but this is not
the relic that Alejandro took.

- Yo, trust me. It is.
- Yes.

No. The real idol has been in
our town hall for over a century.

What?

But how?

This� This doesn't make sense.

What?

So we're not cursed.

Alejandro wasn't cursed?

Hmm. We're not cursed.

We all just need our
driver's licenses taken away.

She's not wrong. We
did blow up a truck.

I gotta call Chavo.

Is this seat taken?

You know what?

You are cursed.

You're cursed with parents
who didn't take you seriously.

And we're sorry.

You're just trying to
make me feel better.

Face it.

Skunk. Truck exploding.

If that's not a curse
then what is it?

Honey, it's called life.

If this trip has proved anything,
it's that things can go wrong.

But most of the
time, they don't.

And I'd hate for you to
spend all that time worrying.

'Cause then you're gonna miss
out on all the good stuff.

You're so full of magic, kid.

On this trip alone.

The way you spoke
to Lupe for us.

And if you hadn't
taken that air bed.

- Your bad luck saved our lives.
- Hmm.

You're so special, sweetheart.

Oh!

Oh, I'm not being
left out of this.

I wanna get in on this too.

Okay.

Someone smells terrible.

I wonder who.

- We all do.
- It's not me.

- Mom.
- Yeah?

Can we do this vacation
again next year?

Please?

- Please, Mom.
- Okay.

- You guys are definitely out of your mind.
- Come on.

- Hey, I wanna go too.
- Yeah!

Yes.

Yes, we can do this
vacation again.

But only if you let
us do the worrying.

That's what parents are for.

But we really should change.

- I mean, this is� Somebody smells bad.
- Yeah.

Told you today would be crazy.

Getting home was a bit tricky but
it gave us time to explore Soledad.

Luckily, the mayor
got us a hotel.

I think she felt bad
for ruining our idol.

The rest of the trip
was mostly uneventful.

But today I learned
an important lesson:

if bad luck is all you look for,
you're definitely gonna find it.

Mm-hmm.

Oh, my God.

Ma, prom.

- Prom.
- Oh, my God. It's gorgeous.

Seriously?

Hey.

Um, do you want to
go to prom with me?

Are you asking me?

- Yeah.
- Yeah, that would be amazing.

Cool. Well, I-I guess
I'll see you there.

What is that smile about?

- I did it. I asked him.
- You did?

- I asked him.
- She asked him!

Oh, my.

What?

No. S�.

- Come on, viejo.
- Where?

Let me teach you how to
dance like a real Mexican.

She buys one dress,
y todo Frida Kahlo.

Oh, my goodness.

Are they dancing together?

Together?

And not fighting.

- It could be dance fighting.
- Could be.

Come on. Let's go dance.

- What?
- Come on!

Come on, Alex.

But the best thing
about family is,

they help you see
the good magic too,

'cause it's always there.

You just gotta keep
an eye out for it.

Oh, hey. Finally
gonna write that book.

What are you gonna call it?

Five, six, seven, eight.

Why?

No, no, no! Stop. That's it.

You guys are not allowed
to watch TV anymore.

- What about Desperate Housewives?
- Yes, that counts.

No smiles on this,
okay? No smiles.

All right. No
smiles on the shot.

- No smiling.
- I'm sorry.

Trust me. This is the way.

This is the way.

I did not lose your mom.

I left her there on purpose.

We're fine! We're fine!

We're going to make it.

- Don't show your chin. Your chin.
- My chin?

- Why?
- It's... It's... It's a skunk thing.

Sing to it.

It's the only song I know.

- Well, we make it here. It's in-house.
- All right.

We have a bucket. Um,
uh, a factory. Uh, a tub.

We have a...

Stop!

- How dare you?
- Well, I mean...

- Mia!
- Mia, don't worry.

The hair's gonna
work itself out.

Is this from the RV?

No, you can't grow
coffee beans on a RV.

But it's definitely from
a place that grows coffee.

The beans had a
really good life.

Where'd everybody go?

Something I said?

Oh, this is my beat
right here, you guys!

Three, two, one.

Maybe I had too much coffee.

Maybe I had too much coffee.