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Here we are, face to face, looking for
the silver spoon.
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Open to find, we're two of a kind.
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Make it a go, make it grow. Together,
we're going to find our
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way.
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Together, taking the time each day.
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To learn all about.
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We're going to find our way.
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Here we go.
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for warmth.
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Alfonso and mother to be reunited.
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Her brother Dexter thrilled.
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Oh, you guys.
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You know, some people call me cynical
and a trifle cool, but all this is quite
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moving.
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So, Alfonso, when is your mother's plane
getting in? A little more than an hour.
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Oh, did I mention to you? It's quite an
ordeal for my sister to get here.
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She's doing research in some remote
outpost in the wilds of Mozambique.
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Well, let's just hope that she survives
the most dangerous leg of her journey.
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Oh, what's that?
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Cab from Kennedy.
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Alfonso, your mom is into the Christmas
of her life.
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Okay, now let's conclude your timetable
for tonight's Christmas event.
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Here you go.
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How efficient.
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No room for dilly -dally.
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Not true, Dexter.
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Right here it says 7 to 7 .05 p .m.
Dilly -dally.
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Christmas Eve is my favorite Eve of the
year. We're going to be caroling. We're
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going to be eggnogging.
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It's a wonderful life watching.
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I even called the weather bureau and we
may be white Christmasing. Oh,
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it's caroling. Yeah.
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It's going pretty good.
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There must be a hundred of them out
here.
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Bathrobe and PJs when the fire started.
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The Red Cross gave me these clothes to
wear.
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How awful, Freddy.
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Well, are your mom and dad all right?
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Yeah. We took a room at the Pan Sleep
Motel. We're going to stay there until
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find somewhere else to live.
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You're spending Christmas Eve in a
motel?
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Well, a motel is no place to spend
Christmas. You and your folks are going
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come over here and spend it with us.
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Really? You betcha.
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I'll go call you folks.
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Fred. Fred.
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How'd the fire get started, Freddie?
Well, you know the song that goes,
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Chestnuts roasting on an open fire.
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Right?
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Well, my dad tried roasting some
chestnuts on an open fire.
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Mrs. Lippincott, we're glad you could be
with us.
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Thank you so much for asking us. Yeah,
it goes for me, too.
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You know, I sort of creamed your
mailbox.
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You ought to put Dayglo house numbers on
your new one.
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It's the only smart thing to do.
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That's what we have on ours.
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Had.
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May I take your coats?
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Depends on where you're going to take
them.
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Are you watching this, Frederick?
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Yes, Mom.
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I guess the Red Cross just gave you any
old thing to wear.
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These are mine.
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Red and green.
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Very seasonal.
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What'd you both know, Kate?
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Yo, Kato.
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you, Alfonso Spears. Hello. Hi.
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Troy Lippincottleman. This is my
gorgeous wife, Myrna Loy
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Oh, Myrna Loy, like the actress.
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Yes. People say the similarities don't
stop at our names.
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Please, will you be seated?
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I'm very sorry to hear about your
unfortunate predicament. May I extend my
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condolences?
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Well, I certainly hope you folks are
hungry, because pretty soon we're going
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have a wonderful turkey with all the
trimmings. We're going up to our room,
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okay? Yeah, so now remember, caroling,
ten minutes. All right.
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Frederick, Marslip, and Cuddle, and
don't you dare run up those stairs.
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Mom's here.
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Come in.
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Hi, guys.
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This telegram came for us, Alfonso. A
telegram? Yes, it's from your mom.
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Dear Alfonso and droopy drawers.
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Who's droopy drawers?
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Leave it alone, Richard.
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I'm still stranded in Mozambique.
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Impossible to leave due to airline pilot
strike.
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I'm sorry.
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Merry Christmas, Mom.
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Well, that's rough, Alfonso.
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I know how much you're looking forward
to seeing your mom.
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Alfonso, I know how disappointed you
must feel about all this, but I'm here
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you, and we're going to make this a
great Christmas anyway.
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Okay?
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Okay. So come on, perk up.
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Slip up a lip. Let's be jolly. Fa la la
la la, et cetera, et cetera.
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Come on, guys. It's time to go caroling
on the happiest eve of the year.
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Come on.
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Here you go, son.
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Alfonso, believe me, it's going to be a
beautiful Christmas, huh?
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Okay, everybody ready? Yeah.
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Okay, number 25, right? Yeah.
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All right. Let's see if I can find the
key.
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On the first day of Christmas, my true
love gave to me a partridge in a pear
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tree.
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On the second day of Christmas... I
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don't believe this.
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How did I trip over my own two feet?
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Careful, careful. Just sit right here on
the couch.
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Oh, maybe you folks should just go
caroling without us.
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Who needs caroling? We do that every
year.
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Why don't we do the next thing on the
agenda?
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Place the star on top of the tree
ceremony.
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Yeah, okay, okay. Come on, Rick.
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Dad, it's okay with you.
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I'd like to let Alfonso do it this year.
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Sure, come on, Alfonso.
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Nah, I'm not in the mood.
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Maybe next year.
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How about you, Fred?
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Gee, what an honor.
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Come on.
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Come on, friend.
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Now, you be careful up there.
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Remember what happens. You're at Muriel.
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Let me help you, son.
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No, no, I got it, Dad. I got it. You'll
be all right. You'll be all right.
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Be careful now. Be careful.
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Attaboy.
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We wish you a Merry Christmas. We wish
you a Merry Christmas. And a Happy New
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Year.
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We wish you a Merry Christmas. We wish
you a Merry Christmas.
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And a Happy New Year. We wish you a
Merry Christmas.
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And a Happy New Year. We wish you a
Merry Christmas. I used to love that
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This Christmas isn't working out too
well.
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Alfonso's depressed.
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They keep singing that song.
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Our tree is messed up.
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They keep singing that song.
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And we're starving because their ham
isn't done yet.
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And not only that, they keep...
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You've ruined Frosty.
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What's happening to me?
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Christmas is supposed to be the most
beautiful time of the year, and I, for
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am going to make sure that it is. Happy
New Year! We wish you a Merry Christmas!
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We wish you a Merry Christmas! Okay!
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Oh! Hey!
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Hey! That was beautiful!
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Just wonderful! Why don't we all sit
down
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and...
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and sing some other Christmas song.
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Okay, we'll all just sit down quietly.
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It's a beautiful old guitar, Edward.
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No, I only bring it out on very special
occasions.
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This old guitar means a lot to me. It
was given to me by Freight Train
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the guy who wrote, I've been down so
long, I'm looking forward to the blues.
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I'd like to hear that one, Mr. Stratton.
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Well, Alfonso, maybe we'll do something
a little more cheerful than that, huh?
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Here's a favorite of mine.
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Chestnuts roasting on an open fire.
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I tried
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roasting chestnuts by an open fire.
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I think Mel Torme should test his songs
before he writes them.
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Why don't we forget about singing
altogether, huh?
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May I be excused? Where are you going,
Alfonso?
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I just don't feel very Christmassy.
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Alfonso, don't leave.
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Rick.
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Why don't you let Alfonso be alone if he
wants to, huh?
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And why don't we go right along?
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schedule. Now let's see what else is on
the agenda.
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Okay, the reading of Twas the Night
Before Christmas by Dexter Duffins.
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Dad, that's not until 11 .30.
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Son, we're about three hours ahead of
schedule.
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Twas the night before Christmas when all
through the house not a creature was
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faring, not even a mouse.
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The stockings were hung by the chimney
with care in hopes that St. Nicholas
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would be there.
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The children were nestled all snug in
their beds.
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Mom! Mom!
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Wake up!
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Very nice.
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Madam, you've just obliterated a classic
poem.
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A revered... Let me tell you a little
thing.
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Deck, deck, deck!
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I have a word with you in the library.
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We'll be right back.
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I'll be right back.
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Do you believe these people?
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They've had a very difficult time.
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Alfonso's Christmas has been hurt
enough.
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It doesn't need to be made worse by
those silly twits.
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Edward, do you remember your carefully
planned Christmas program?
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This is what they've done to us.
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Take it easy.
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I'm as upset about it as you are.
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But these people have been through a
terrible trauma.
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What was that?
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Sorry, I didn't see this.
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When you write sex, you're right.
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Forget it.
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I'm not going to try and cheer you up.
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Some friend you are.
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I'm sorry.
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Look, you have a right to be upset.
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It's just that this Christmas isn't
turning out anything like I wanted it
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I don't think it's turning out like
anybody wanted it to.
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Look, Rick, I don't want to make things
any worse for you.
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Why don't you go back downstairs and
have fun with your family?
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You don't have to hang around with me.
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I'm your friend.
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I want to hang around with you.
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Thanks.
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Besides, the Lippincottlemans are still
down there.
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Alfonso, your mom really wanted to spend
Christmas with you.
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But look, when she gets here, December
26th or December 27th or whenever it is,
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you two can have Christmas then.
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Christmas isn't a day, it's a feeling.
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You're right.
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You're absolutely right.
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It's about time I got out there and
brought some joy to the world.
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After the spirit, I owe it to my Uncle
Dexter.
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After all, it's our first Christmas
together.
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Let's go back downstairs.
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Okay.
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Whooping condoms might do something
stupid again.
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I don't want to miss it.
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Sports Channel is replaying a Tater
Mendoza fight. Christmas treat to their
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subscribers.
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Could I speak to you folks for a moment?
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Oh, sure.
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Roy, Myrna, when we celebrate
Christmas...
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We, you know, it's a funny thing that
you bring up Christmas.
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It's been on our minds.
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Gorgeous and I were talking about it
while they were looking at Mendoza's
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eye.
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We know that we kind of put a damper on
your Christmas Eve.
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But we just want to say that if it
weren't for you folks, we'd have spent
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Christmas Eve all alone in a motel.
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By opening your home to us and showing
us your warm hospitality, you've
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our faith in humanity.
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It's a wonderful life.
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Yeah, thanks to you guys, this is one of
the best Christmases we've ever had.
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God bless us, everyone.
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Now, what was it you wanted to say,
Eduardo?
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I wanted to say that if you can't spend
this time of year with friends,
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then Christmas loses all its true
meaning.
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Yeah, that goes for uncles, too.
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Well, I'm glad to see your smile's back.
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We're going to have a great Christmas,
pal.
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Hey, boy.
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of your present.
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Sure. You ready, Mr. Stratton? Sure.
I'll just get my... Yeah.
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Don't worry. I've got another one in the
library.
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I'll get it, Eduardo. No.
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No, Troyo.
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You just relax. Sit right down here and
enjoy yourself. And everybody, just
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make yourselves comfortable. Rick, turn
on the Christmas tree. Sure. Oh.
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Alfonso.
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Big tea.
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