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[jazz piano playing
"Jingle Bells"]
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♪
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[car horns honking]
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Allison, before you go,
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I can't find the
Skylark property brochures.
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Oh. I put them
in the cabinet.
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Oh.
It's right here.
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Thank you.
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By the way, thank you for
letting me leave early today.
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Uh, actually--
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Oh. Did you change your mind?
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No.
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Your Christmas gift.
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Belinda--
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The Nutcracker?
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For you and your mom.
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I don't know what to say.
I mean, you're so busy
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and you have to order these
so far in advance.
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Stop. You make time
when it's important.
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Thank you.
Enjoy the show.
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Do you have any plans
for the holidays?
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I'm actually going home.
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How many years has it been?
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Too many.
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But my oldest and dearest
friend is about to get married,
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and she wants to introduce me
to her fiancé.
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Which reminds me, I'm having
dinner tonight with Logan
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after my 4:00.
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Well, at least the florist
will have some time off
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while you're away.
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Yeah, and also,
Logan's assistant,
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'cause we both know he's the one
that's ordering them.
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[chuckling]
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Well, I should get going,
but thank you again.
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Merry Christmas.
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Merry Christmas.
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Belinda, I'm glad I caught you
before your next meeting.
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What's up?
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I just got off the phone
with Caleb Foster.
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Now, it turns out
he's got his heart set
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on a particular piece
of property
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in your hometown of Deerfield.
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He wants to build some
new luxury condos there.
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I'd keep that under wraps.
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Condos in Deerfield?
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I can't imagine
that's going to go over well.
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Exactly.
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And acquiring this property
is essential to our firm
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keeping our biggest client.
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I don't have to tell you
how important that is.
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I understand.
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Now, I've arranged for you
to meet with the local realtor
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when you get there.
Um, Something Coggins.
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Tim?
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Tim. That's it.
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You know him?
It's a
small town.
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He was the main realtor
even when I lived there.
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That's why you're perfect
for this.
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Now, I'll send the documents
as soon as I get them together.
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And Belinda, it would be
ideal if you could close this
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before the end
of the year.
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I'm on it.
Good.
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That way I can tell Foster
how our newest junior partner
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closed the deal.
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Merry Christmas.
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Merry Christmas.
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Did he actually use those words?
"Junior partner"?
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Well,
it's not official,
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and I haven't seen
any of the paperwork yet
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or the property.
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Details.
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You know the local realtor.
It should be an easy close.
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There's no such thing.
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[sighing]
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Do you realize
what this means?
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With your promotion and
the deal I've been working on
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for the past three months,
this will be great for us.
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Except we'll be even busier
than we already are.
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We'll juggle it.
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Anyway, Merry Christmas.
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Shouldn't I wait
until Christmas
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to open this?
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Yeah, that's the thing.
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What? No, no, no.
Come on.
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This is the first time
I'm going home in forever.
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I want you to see
where I grew up.
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I want you with me. Meet
Faith and her fiancé and--
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Slow down.
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I'm not saying
I'll miss Christmas.
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Just right now, I can't fly out
with you tomorrow.
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[sighing]
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I'm do my best to get there.
All right?
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Promise?
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Absolutely.
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Besides, it sounds like
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you got some important work
to do,
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so maybe
it's for the best.
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Maybe.
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So?
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Aren't you going to open it?
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It's beautiful.
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Wait. Who are they?
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Yeah. That photo
came inside the locket.
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I couldn't find
one of us together in time.
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Sorry.
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It's lovely,
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and you still have
a few days until Christmas
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to find the
perfect picture of us.
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["Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" playing]
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♪
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Okay.
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There you go, Mrs. Reynolds,
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but I'd definitely
get that oil checked.
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Mrs. Reynolds:
Perfect. Thanks, Dustin.
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Do my eyes deceive me?
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Is this
an optical illusion?
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Good to see you, Dustin.
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Really?
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'Cause just the way
you said that,
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I don't think
that's fully truthful.
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Come on. It's been years
since all that.
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Well, for what it's worth,
it's nice to see you, too, Bel.
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Uh, I saw the scavenger hunt
sign on the way in.
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That's a blast
from the past.
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Yeah. Well, you know
how we are in Deerfield.
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We're crazy about
our Christmas traditions.
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Yes, you are.
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Wait. Is that--
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Is that why you came here,
for the scavenger hunt?No.
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I'm,uh, here for work.
Busy.
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Oh. Oh, you came back
for work?
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Yeah. Yep. And Faith.
Uh, Faith is engaged,
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so she wants me to approve
the fiancé.
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Yes.
I heard some rumblings
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in the old gossip mill
about that.
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[chuckling]
How about you?
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How about me what?
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Uh--Am I engaged?
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Uh, nope. No, I'm not engaged.
I-- I'm seeing someone.
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A guy.
His name is Logan.
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Coming out here soon,
so that's good.
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How about you?
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No. I came close,
though.
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Just didn't get around to saying
the whole "I do" part.
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Still breaking promises,
I see.
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I deserved that.
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Yeah, you did. Did she?
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You know,
I think you'd be glad to know
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that it was a mutual breakup.
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Oh, a mutual split. Lucky her.
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So, you guys talked about it,
then, together?
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Discussed it?
That's nice.
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All right. Well, I'm going to
get going. This has been great.
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But, uh,
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got a bit of a drive
to go see my dad, so--Oh. Tell your dad
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I'm going to come by soon
and fix that pipe for him.
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Okay.
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See you in another 10 years.
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Bye, Dustin.
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[jazz piano playing
"O Christmas Tree"]
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There's my girl.
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Hey!
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Mmm.
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Hi, Dad.
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I'm happy you're here,
kiddo.
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Yeah.
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It's been too long
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since we had Christmas
in this old house, huh?
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Oh, come on.
Christmas in the city
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at my apartment
is not all bad, is it?
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No. As long as I'm with my
little girl, all is well.
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Hey, where's Logan?
Is he getting your luggage?
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Uh, no. He's not coming.
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Oh, you dumped him?
I don't blame you.
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Listen. That guy is so rude,
last Christmas Eve
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he took a call right in
the middle of dinner. That's--
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I remember.
No, I didn't dump him.
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Oh, okay.
He's taking
a later flight.
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Are you hungry?I'm starving.
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All right.
Let me help you out there.Thank you.
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I got a new rib recipe.
And you sit down right there.
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[gasping]
My goodness.And enjoy.
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Enjoy, enjoy.
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I love all the
Christmas decorations.
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You did a really good job.
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Thank you.
Well, you know,
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your mom used to go
all out for Christmas,
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so I thought I better bring
my A-game if you're coming home.Yeah.
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And what was it
she used to say?
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"You got to celebrate life."
Right?
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Well, we're celebrating here,
so that's a good start, right?
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Yeah, we are.
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I ran into Dustin
on Bridges Road.
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He said he's going to stop by
to fix your pipes.
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Dustin?
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Oh, that's right.
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You guys were in love,
right?
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I remember that.
Oh, you went away to college
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and then said, "Bye."
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He broke my heart.
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Is that right?
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Yes. He was supposed to
come with me
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and then he changed his mind
last minute.
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That punk.You know this.
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Merry Christmas.
I'm glad you're here.
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[computer keys clacking]
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[sighing]
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[groaning]
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'Morning.
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Hey. 'Morning, sunshine.
How did you sleep?
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Ah. Best I've slept
in a while, actually.
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Oh, good, good.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome.
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Hey, you coming by
city hall later?
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'Cause we're going to pick the
teams for the scavenger hunt.
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Uh, yeah. I can do that.
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I just have something
I have to do for work first.
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Does Dustin still do
the scavenger hunt?
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Uh, yeah.
He's the reigning champion.
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Well, he was always
so competitive.Yeah.
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He always acted like such a baby
every time he lost a track meet.
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The worst.
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Really?
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What are you
doing here?[Carl chuckling]
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The pipes, remember?
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Right.
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And the way I recall it is that
you're the one
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that stormed off
when you lost to Wendy Johnson
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at the long jump.
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I didn't lose.
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They measured from
the wrong mark in the sand.
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You know that.
Sure.
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You know, the way I remember it
is you both came back here
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afterwards and made
a giant pot of chili
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and you ate it all.
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Although nothing beats
your Sunday roast.
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Thank you, sweetheart.
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You always had to make
extra gravy for this guy.
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What's that supposed to mean?
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Oh, please. You poured so much
on your plate
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it was like a sea of gravy
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with little islands
of mashed potatoes and meat.
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Okay. All right.
Well, at least
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I didn't separate my food
on the same plate.
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Do you still
do that?
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I don't know what
you're talking about.She does.
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She still does that.
You do.
249
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Dustin:
Well, good,
250
00:10:44,004 ---> 00:10:45,440
because we wouldn't want you
to change.
251
00:10:45,484 ---> 00:10:48,139
Okay. Your sink is all fixed.
I'm going to head out.
252
00:10:48,182 ---> 00:10:49,967
I will see you both
at the town hall.
253
00:10:50,010 ---> 00:10:52,665
Yeah.
Thank you very much.Bye.
254
00:10:52,709 ---> 00:10:54,667
I will see you down there.
Probably see you.255
00:10:54,711 ---> 00:10:55,886
Good guy.
Boy, he's good.
256
00:10:55,929 ---> 00:10:57,191
Thanks a lot.
257
00:10:57,235 ---> 00:10:59,019
Mm-hmm.
258
00:10:59,063 ---> 00:11:00,542
So, what's his deal?
259
00:11:00,586 ---> 00:11:02,806
Is he, like, the town
handyman now or something?
260
00:11:02,849 ---> 00:11:04,895
Um, in his spare time.
261
00:11:04,938 ---> 00:11:06,244
He's the director of operations
262
00:11:06,287 ---> 00:11:08,638
for the Textile Heritage Mill
and Museum.
263
00:11:08,681 ---> 00:11:11,205
Really?
Yeah.
264
00:11:11,249 ---> 00:11:14,426
Has he ever said anything to you
about the museum?
265
00:11:14,469 ---> 00:11:15,688
You know, how it's doing, or--
266
00:11:15,732 ---> 00:11:17,168
Well,
as a matter of fact,
267
00:11:17,211 ---> 00:11:18,430
he just suggested that we take
268
00:11:18,473 ---> 00:11:20,214
the proceeds
from the scavenger hunt
269
00:11:20,258 ---> 00:11:22,260
and donate it
for some much-needed restoration
270
00:11:22,303 ---> 00:11:23,653
down there at the museum.
271
00:11:25,829 ---> 00:11:27,613
Yeah? I think it's going to
need more than that.
272
00:11:27,657 ---> 00:11:28,919
I got to go, Dad.
273
00:11:28,962 ---> 00:11:31,530
I'll see you at town hall. Bye.
274
00:11:31,573 ---> 00:11:33,314
Bye.
275
00:11:33,358 ---> 00:11:36,448
Man:
How long have you been with
Jaspar Development?
276
00:11:36,491 ---> 00:11:39,103
Belinda:
Uh, it's been
about two years now.
277
00:11:39,146 ---> 00:11:40,365
So, I'm sure you're up-to-date
278
00:11:40,408 ---> 00:11:41,627
with what's going on
with this old relic.
279
00:11:41,671 ---> 00:11:42,889
Hmm.
280
00:11:42,933 ---> 00:11:44,108
Great piece of property,
281
00:11:44,151 ---> 00:11:45,892
but I don't have to tell you
that.
282
00:11:45,936 ---> 00:11:47,154
No, you don't.
283
00:11:47,198 ---> 00:11:49,026
I spent a lot of years
behind these walls,
284
00:11:49,069 ---> 00:11:52,420
volunteering with my mom
at all the events.
285
00:11:52,464 ---> 00:11:54,074
A lot of
great memories here.
286
00:11:54,118 ---> 00:11:56,816
Well, this place is a part of
our community's history.
287
00:11:56,860 ---> 00:11:59,079
My own grandfather worked here
back in the day,
288
00:11:59,123 ---> 00:12:00,341
when it was just
the textile mill.
289
00:12:00,385 ---> 00:12:01,473
Hmm.
290
00:12:01,516 ---> 00:12:02,953
Before they added the museum.
291
00:12:02,996 ---> 00:12:05,433
A part of me is reluctant
to pass it on to a company
292
00:12:05,477 ---> 00:12:09,046
who I hear
wants to turn it into condos.
293
00:12:09,089 ---> 00:12:11,091
Well, we don't know that
just yet.
294
00:12:11,135 ---> 00:12:12,266
Well, I'm starting to
look at offers,
295
00:12:12,310 ---> 00:12:13,746
and with your company's
reputation,
296
00:12:13,790 ---> 00:12:15,226
you'll be
afrontrunner.
297
00:12:15,269 ---> 00:12:16,836
With the museum so far behind
in their payments,
298
00:12:16,880 ---> 00:12:18,272
we don't have
a lot of bargaining room.
299
00:12:18,316 ---> 00:12:21,536
Is there anything they can do
to raise the money
300
00:12:21,580 ---> 00:12:24,235
to help prevent the buy-out?
301
00:12:24,278 ---> 00:12:26,498
To be honest, it would probably
take a Christmas miracle.
302
00:12:26,541 ---> 00:12:28,979
Right.
303
00:12:29,022 ---> 00:12:30,763
All right. Well,
how would you like to proceed?
304
00:12:30,807 ---> 00:12:32,678
Well, between you and I,
no one in town
305
00:12:32,722 ---> 00:12:35,550
really appreciates how dire the
situation is with this place.
306
00:12:35,594 ---> 00:12:38,466
And I'd prefer to keep it
that way,
307
00:12:38,510 ---> 00:12:40,077
seeing as it would cause
a great deal of angst.
308
00:12:40,120 ---> 00:12:41,818
And who wants that
over Christmas?
309
00:12:41,861 ---> 00:12:44,342
I understand.
It's good to see you again.
310
00:12:44,385 ---> 00:12:46,431
Yeah. You, too.
Happy Holidays.Thanks.
311
00:12:46,474 ---> 00:12:49,651
["We Wish You
a Merry Christmas" playing]
312
00:12:49,695 ---> 00:12:56,615
♪
313
00:12:56,658 ---> 00:12:58,312
You came!
314
00:12:58,356 ---> 00:13:00,445
Of course I did.
315
00:13:00,488 ---> 00:13:02,664
I have to give my thumbs up
to the man
316
00:13:02,708 ---> 00:13:04,536
you're about to spend
the rest of your life with.
317
00:13:04,579 ---> 00:13:06,190
Oh, my gosh.
The rest of my life.
318
00:13:06,233 ---> 00:13:07,452
[laughing]
[laughing]
319
00:13:07,495 ---> 00:13:09,062
You don't have to sound
too freaked out.
320
00:13:09,106 ---> 00:13:10,716
Oh, honey, I'm kidding.
I can't wait to start.
321
00:13:10,760 ---> 00:13:11,978
Yeah.
322
00:13:12,022 ---> 00:13:14,502
Jason, this is my maid
of honour, Belinda.
323
00:13:14,546 ---> 00:13:15,939
Hey. A pleasure
to finally meet you.
324
00:13:15,982 ---> 00:13:17,157
Hi.
Hey.
325
00:13:17,201 ---> 00:13:18,680
Faith speaks
very highly of you.
326
00:13:18,724 ---> 00:13:19,856
Well, you picked
the best woman here.
327
00:13:19,899 ---> 00:13:21,074
I've known her
my entire life.
328
00:13:21,118 ---> 00:13:23,729
Where's Logan, by the way?
Is he coming?
329
00:13:23,773 ---> 00:13:25,165
He was.
330
00:13:25,209 ---> 00:13:28,908
Uh, is. He is. He's just gotten
delayed at work.
331
00:13:28,952 ---> 00:13:30,954
I'm sure he'll be here,
and when he comes here
332
00:13:30,997 ---> 00:13:33,478
I can't wait to meet him.
333
00:13:33,521 ---> 00:13:34,740
If not, I'm sure
he'll make the wedding.
334
00:13:34,784 ---> 00:13:36,002
He has until January
to get here.
335
00:13:36,046 ---> 00:13:38,526
Speaking of,
we have so much planning to do.
336
00:13:38,570 ---> 00:13:39,789
That's my cue.
33700:13:39,832 ---> 00:13:40,964
Excuse me.
I'll be right back.
338
00:13:41,007 ---> 00:13:42,835
Bye.
Bye.
339
00:13:42,879 ---> 00:13:44,358
Well?
340
00:13:44,402 ---> 00:13:47,709
Oh, you guys are so cute.
I'm so happy for you.
341
00:13:47,753 ---> 00:13:49,233
I'm just so happy
that you're here.
342
00:13:49,276 ---> 00:13:51,888
And after the hunt,
we have major planning to do.
343
00:13:51,931 ---> 00:13:53,150
I have a million photos
to show you.
344
00:13:53,193 ---> 00:13:54,542
Yeah. I can't wait.
345
00:13:54,586 ---> 00:13:56,457
We've only been planning this
since we were 10.
346
00:13:56,501 ---> 00:13:57,589
Oh, my gosh. I know.
347
00:13:57,632 ---> 00:13:59,765
And I was going to marry
Gavin Dawson
348
00:13:59,809 ---> 00:14:01,854
and you were going to marry
Dustin, but--
349
00:14:01,898 ---> 00:14:03,638
By the way, he's here somewhere.
Have you seen him?
350
00:14:03,682 ---> 00:14:06,728
Yeah. He was at my dad's this
morning, fixing a leaky pipe.
351
00:14:06,772 ---> 00:14:08,905
Was that okay?Yeah, of course.
It's fine.
352
00:14:08,948 ---> 00:14:12,473
I just wasn't expecting
to see him so much.
353
00:14:12,517 ---> 00:14:14,475
But you know, I'm with Logan now
and you're with Jason.
354
00:14:14,519 ---> 00:14:15,737
[someone pounding a gavel]
355
00:14:15,781 ---> 00:14:18,392
Oh, there's your dad.
It's about to start.
356
00:14:18,436 ---> 00:14:19,741
This is the fun part,
picking the names.
357
00:14:19,785 ---> 00:14:21,613
Well, I'm only here
as an observer, so--
358
00:14:21,656 ---> 00:14:23,615
That's what you think.
359
00:14:23,658 ---> 00:14:25,399
Why? What did you do?
360
00:14:25,443 ---> 00:14:27,140
I might have thrown
your name in the hat.
361
00:14:27,184 ---> 00:14:29,664
Faith, no.
I haven't done this in years,
362
00:14:29,708 ---> 00:14:32,015
and I kind of have
a work conflict.
363
00:14:32,058 ---> 00:14:34,017
No.
Mason from the bakery
364
00:14:34,060 ---> 00:14:35,496
dropped out because
he sprained his ankle,
365
00:14:35,540 ---> 00:14:37,498
so then someone will be short
a team member.
366
00:14:37,542 ---> 00:14:39,500
It's just one day.
It's for a good cause.
367
00:14:39,544 ---> 00:14:40,762
Ugh.
368
00:14:40,806 ---> 00:14:42,721
Come on.
Fine.
369
00:14:42,764 ---> 00:14:44,418
Are we ready?[cheering
and applause]
370
00:14:44,462 ---> 00:14:45,855
Woo!
371
00:14:45,898 ---> 00:14:47,421
All right.
For the rookies out there
372
00:14:47,465 ---> 00:14:50,860
and anybody else that's forgot,
let's go over the rules.
373
00:14:50,903 ---> 00:14:53,950
Very simple. The hunt
starts tomorrow morning,
374
00:14:53,993 ---> 00:14:55,386
8:00 a.m. sharp.
375
00:14:55,429 ---> 00:14:56,909
[no audio]
376
00:14:56,953 ---> 00:14:58,389
You get your next clue
377
00:14:58,432 ---> 00:15:02,480
when you show proof you've
completed your first task.
378
00:15:02,523 ---> 00:15:06,658
And everybody's clues
are in different order.
379
00:15:06,701 ---> 00:15:09,661
Okay?
380
00:15:09,704 ---> 00:15:11,750
Now, you know it's our tradition
that we help people
381
00:15:11,793 ---> 00:15:13,534
and organizations in our town.
382
00:15:13,578 ---> 00:15:15,667
And this year,
we are doing restoration
383
00:15:15,710 ---> 00:15:19,584
for the Textile Heritage Mill
and Museum.
384
00:15:19,627 ---> 00:15:23,370
Ah, yeah!
385
00:15:23,414 ---> 00:15:24,850
Carl:
I think that's a worthy cause.
386
00:15:24,894 ---> 00:15:26,939
All right. Let's get it started.
Let's pick some teams.
387
00:15:26,983 ---> 00:15:28,941
Okay. Here we go.
388
00:15:28,985 ---> 00:15:31,335
And first, Joe Hoover.
389
00:15:31,378 ---> 00:15:34,904
Team one.
390
00:15:34,947 ---> 00:15:36,862
Who's going to be
your teammate, Joe?
391
00:15:36,906 ---> 00:15:38,429
Monica Heeley.
392
00:15:40,039 ---> 00:15:42,824
Oh, my gosh.
393
00:15:42,868 ---> 00:15:46,611
Okay. Ready? Team number two.
Okay.
394
00:15:46,654 ---> 00:15:48,091
Two names on one.
395
00:15:48,134 ---> 00:15:50,136
Faith Wheeler and Jason Wilson.
396
00:15:50,180 ---> 00:15:53,270
Wait a second.
397
00:15:53,313 ---> 00:15:56,708
Dustin Cooper, know you,
love you.
398
00:15:56,751 ---> 00:15:59,102
Who is going to be your partner?
399
00:15:59,145 ---> 00:16:01,539
Here we go.
400
00:16:05,282 ---> 00:16:07,023
Your partner will be
401
00:16:07,066 ---> 00:16:10,852
my own Belinda Phillips.
402
00:16:10,896 ---> 00:16:12,028
[applauding]
403
00:16:12,071 ---> 00:16:13,072
There you go.
404
00:16:13,116 ---> 00:16:15,118
You've got to be kidding me.
405
00:16:16,946 ---> 00:16:18,164
I'm sure it'll be fine.
406
00:16:18,208 ---> 00:16:19,861
You're with Logan now,
right? No big deal.
407
00:16:19,905 ---> 00:16:22,212
Carl:
Let's do team number four now.
408
00:16:22,255 ---> 00:16:24,301
Oh, hi, partner.
409
00:16:24,344 ---> 00:16:26,477
Is it just me,
or is this déjà vu?
410
00:16:26,520 ---> 00:16:28,000
Oh, my gosh.
That's right.
411
00:16:28,044 ---> 00:16:29,480
'Cause that's how you guys
412
00:16:29,523 ---> 00:16:31,656
first got together
in high school. That's so cute.
413
00:16:31,699 ---> 00:16:35,312
You know, I'm thinking
that peonies
414
00:16:35,355 ---> 00:16:36,791
might be really nice
for my bouquet.
415
00:16:36,835 ---> 00:16:38,489
So, I'm just going to
go call the florist.
416
00:16:38,532 ---> 00:16:40,186
Mm-hmm.Bye.
417
00:16:40,230 ---> 00:16:42,232
Come on.
418
00:16:42,275 ---> 00:16:45,148
So, what? You changed your mind
about playing?
419
00:16:45,191 ---> 00:16:46,888
Uh, no, I didn't.
420
00:16:46,932 ---> 00:16:48,499
Faith threw my name
into the hat
421
00:16:48,542 ---> 00:16:49,717
in place of Mason.
422
00:16:49,761 ---> 00:16:53,939
Ah. Well, it's nice of you
to help restore
423
00:16:53,983 ---> 00:16:55,593
a little of
this town's history.
424
00:16:55,636 ---> 00:16:56,898
Right.
425
00:16:56,942 ---> 00:16:59,989
Well, since we're going to be
a team and all,
426
00:17:00,032 ---> 00:17:02,469
maybe we should learn
to communicate.
427
00:17:02,513 ---> 00:17:04,428
You know, make sure
that we tell each other
428
00:17:04,471 ---> 00:17:05,820
what our plans are
429
00:17:05,864 ---> 00:17:07,431
and then don't deviate
from those plans.
430
00:17:07,474 ---> 00:17:09,172
Okay. All right.
431
00:17:09,215 ---> 00:17:11,435
I hear what you're saying,
loud and clear.
432
00:17:11,478 ---> 00:17:12,610
Good.
433
00:17:12,653 ---> 00:17:15,613
Then we're on the same page,
I hope.
434
00:17:15,656 ---> 00:17:17,354
You look nice, by the way.
435
00:17:17,397 ---> 00:17:19,443
Just pick me up tomorrow.
436
00:17:30,019 ---> 00:17:31,629
[phone ringing]
437
00:17:31,672 ---> 00:17:36,199
["Joy to the World" playing]
438
00:17:36,242 ---> 00:17:37,939
Hey, Dennis.
Hi, Belinda.
439
00:17:37,983 ---> 00:17:40,507
Give me the update.
440
00:17:40,551 ---> 00:17:41,769
Um, so I met with
Mr. Coggins today,
441
00:17:41,813 ---> 00:17:43,902
and it seems like
they're ready to sell.
442
00:17:43,945 ---> 00:17:45,686
That's great news.
443
00:17:45,730 ---> 00:17:48,820
Except the townspeople,
they're raising funds
444
00:17:48,863 ---> 00:17:51,301
to help restore the building.
445
00:17:51,344 ---> 00:17:55,087
The mill is kind of a big piece
of our history here.
446
00:17:55,131 ---> 00:17:56,480
Well, we both know
447
00:17:56,523 ---> 00:17:57,872
that's not going to
change anything.
448
00:17:57,916 ---> 00:17:59,744
Just let me know when you
seal the deal, Belinda.
449
00:17:59,787 ---> 00:18:02,747
Uh, yep. Will do.
450
00:18:02,790 ---> 00:18:04,618
So, they're selling
the old mill, huh?
451
00:18:04,662 ---> 00:18:07,186
Sorry.
I couldn't help but overhear.
452
00:18:11,799 ---> 00:18:14,063
I'm sorry I didn't tell you.
453
00:18:14,106 ---> 00:18:15,803
I just found out myself
this morning.
454
00:18:15,847 ---> 00:18:17,327
Is there nothing
we can do?
455
00:18:17,370 ---> 00:18:20,678
It's waterfront property.
Prime real estate.
456
00:18:20,721 ---> 00:18:22,767
You're just doing your job, huh?
457
00:18:24,943 ---> 00:18:26,988
I don't know. This--
458
00:18:27,032 ---> 00:18:30,644
This sale,
it just feels different.
459
00:18:30,688 ---> 00:18:33,038
What I do doesn't normally
affect this many people,
460
00:18:33,082 ---> 00:18:35,867
especially not people
that I know
461
00:18:35,910 ---> 00:18:37,303
and people who have memories
there.
462
00:18:37,347 ---> 00:18:41,307
I don't want to be the scrooge
who sells everyone out.
463
00:18:41,351 ---> 00:18:44,745
If it wasn't you, it would have
been somebody else, okay?
464
00:18:44,789 ---> 00:18:47,879
And I'm proud of you,
because you work hard.
465
00:18:47,922 ---> 00:18:49,750
Yeah, except now
I've been roped into
466
00:18:49,794 ---> 00:18:52,797
this scavenger hunt
with Dustin, of all people,
467
00:18:52,840 ---> 00:18:54,451
who thinks that we're
going to be working together
468
00:18:54,494 ---> 00:18:55,974
to restore the museum.
469
00:18:56,017 ---> 00:18:58,063
All day, my behaviour
470
00:18:58,107 ---> 00:18:59,499
is just going to seem
completely underhanded,
471
00:18:59,543 ---> 00:19:02,111
because I know that
the restorations
472
00:19:02,154 ---> 00:19:04,113
aren't going to make
a difference.
473
00:19:04,156 ---> 00:19:05,723
Well, you got to tell him
the truth,
474
00:19:05,766 ---> 00:19:07,159
and you can't beat around
the bush.
475
00:19:07,203 ---> 00:19:09,292
And Dustin knows you.
476
00:19:09,335 ---> 00:19:11,685
He won't judge you.
477
00:19:11,729 ---> 00:19:13,122
It'll be okay.
478
00:19:15,211 ---> 00:19:16,821
You're a good girl,
you know that?
479
00:19:18,431 ---> 00:19:19,693
Look at this room.
480
00:19:19,737 ---> 00:19:20,955
Oh, I know.
481
00:19:20,999 ---> 00:19:22,783
My God.
All right, honey.
482
00:19:31,357 ---> 00:19:33,838
[knocking on door]
483
00:19:33,881 ---> 00:19:36,623
Hey, Dustin.
Big day, man.
484
00:19:36,667 ---> 00:19:38,364
Ready to defend
your title?
485
00:19:38,408 ---> 00:19:40,323
It shouldn't be too hard.
I got a great partner this year.
486
00:19:40,366 ---> 00:19:42,151
The dream team
is reunited, man.
487
00:19:42,194 ---> 00:19:43,848
Yeah? We'll see.
Oh, honey.
488
00:19:43,891 ---> 00:19:45,937
Bye.
Bye.
489
00:19:45,980 ---> 00:19:48,113
All right, you guys. Go get 'em.
I'll see you down there.
490
00:19:52,465 ---> 00:19:54,424
Can we stop
and get a coffee?
491
00:19:54,467 ---> 00:19:55,425
Way ahead of you.
492
00:19:55,468 ---> 00:19:57,383
One cream, three sugars.
493
00:19:57,427 ---> 00:19:59,603
Thank you.
494
00:19:59,646 ---> 00:20:01,213
Now, I need you to bring
your A-game today, okay?
495
00:20:01,257 ---> 00:20:02,736
What, you think I'm going to
bring anything less?
496
00:20:02,780 ---> 00:20:05,261
No.
No, I know who I'm dealing with.
497
00:20:05,304 ---> 00:20:08,612
And in case that coffee
is not enough,
498
00:20:08,655 ---> 00:20:10,048
here's a little sample
from the kit.
499
00:20:12,920 ---> 00:20:15,096
You actually
made one?
Oh, yeah.
500
00:20:15,140 ---> 00:20:16,315
I mean, that was
the best part,
501
00:20:16,359 ---> 00:20:17,534
seeing all the
Christmas snacks
502
00:20:17,577 ---> 00:20:18,926
your mom would pack.
503
00:20:18,970 ---> 00:20:20,537
Well, it's a good thing
I skipped breakfast, then.
504
00:20:20,580 ---> 00:20:21,799
All right. Let's do this.
505
00:20:21,842 ---> 00:20:24,715
All right. There she is.
Belinda 2.0.
506
00:20:24,758 ---> 00:20:26,151
Focused and ready.
507
00:20:26,195 ---> 00:20:27,413
Well, someone's got to
508
00:20:27,457 ---> 00:20:29,546
take this team
across the finish line.
509
00:20:29,589 ---> 00:20:30,721
You know that
I'm the reigning champion
510
00:20:30,764 ---> 00:20:32,113
of the scavenger hunt, right?
511
00:20:32,157 ---> 00:20:36,727
I would be too, if I never left.
Get the lead out.
512
00:20:36,770 ---> 00:20:40,078
[ignition turning]
513
00:20:42,428 ---> 00:20:43,951
Carl:
All right, everybody.
514
00:20:43,995 ---> 00:20:46,693
All right, guys. Now, listen up.
515
00:20:46,737 ---> 00:20:48,608
You have until
the stroke of midnight
516
00:20:48,652 ---> 00:20:52,656
to complete all the tasks
from the clues provided.
517
00:20:52,699 ---> 00:20:53,831
Okay?
518
00:20:53,874 ---> 00:20:56,616
[cheering and applause]
519
00:20:56,660 ---> 00:20:59,228
Hold up your phones.
520
00:20:59,271 ---> 00:21:00,751
You're about
to receive your first clue.
521
00:21:00,794 ---> 00:21:04,755
Everybody, ready,
522
00:21:04,798 ---> 00:21:06,452
set, go.
523
00:21:06,496 ---> 00:21:08,889
Carl [pounding gavel]:
Tick-tock. Tick-tock.
524
00:21:08,933 ---> 00:21:10,978
Okay. First clue.
525
00:21:11,022 ---> 00:21:13,067
"They come in all
shapes and sizes.
526
00:21:13,111 ---> 00:21:14,504
"No one compromises.
527
00:21:14,547 ---> 00:21:15,983
"They bring
the outdoors in.
528
00:21:16,027 ---> 00:21:17,246
"Talk about a win.
529
00:21:17,289 ---> 00:21:19,552
Tall and green and
meant to be seen."
530
00:21:19,596 ---> 00:21:20,945
Well, it's a good thing
I got my truck,
531
00:21:20,988 ---> 00:21:22,381
because we're off
to the woods
532
00:21:22,425 ---> 00:21:23,730
to see about a tree.
533
00:21:26,907 ---> 00:21:30,520
Dustin:
So, where do you get your trees
in the city?
534
00:21:30,563 ---> 00:21:33,305
Belinda:
To be honest, I just get
one of those little ones.
535
00:21:33,349 ---> 00:21:36,395
Well, I'm glad your dad
at least got a proper one.
536
00:21:36,439 ---> 00:21:37,614
He said
it was so important
537
00:21:37,657 ---> 00:21:39,050
because you were
coming back this year.
538
00:21:39,093 ---> 00:21:40,530
Hmm.
Did you get it for him?
539
00:21:40,573 ---> 00:21:42,706
Ah, not really.
I mean, I took him out here.
540
00:21:42,749 ---> 00:21:44,316
I found one.
I cut it down.
541
00:21:44,360 ---> 00:21:46,405
Took it back
to his place. I set it up.
542
00:21:46,449 ---> 00:21:48,668
Thank you. I wish I could
get out here more.
543
00:21:48,712 ---> 00:21:50,540
I've just been so busy
with work.
544
00:21:50,583 ---> 00:21:53,673
That's all right.
I get it.
545
00:21:53,717 ---> 00:21:56,110
Uh, so, how is work, anyway?546
00:21:56,154 ---> 00:21:57,982
Good. Yeah, they
keep promoting me,
547
00:21:58,025 ---> 00:21:59,853
so I must be
doing something right.
548
00:21:59,897 ---> 00:22:01,159
I'm actually up for
junior partner.
549
00:22:01,202 ---> 00:22:02,378
Really?
Yeah.
550
00:22:02,421 ---> 00:22:03,640
That's great.
It doesn't surprise me.
551
00:22:03,683 ---> 00:22:05,337
From what I remember,
552
00:22:05,381 ---> 00:22:07,339
you're good at everything
you ever did.
553
00:22:07,383 ---> 00:22:10,777
Do you at least enjoy
what you're doing?
554
00:22:10,821 ---> 00:22:13,345
Sometimes I have to do things
that are a bit of a challenge.
555
00:22:13,389 ---> 00:22:15,565
Like, there's this deal
that I have to close
556
00:22:15,608 ---> 00:22:17,741
in order to get my promotion,
and--
557
00:22:17,784 ---> 00:22:20,004
Just hold that thought.
558
00:22:21,832 ---> 00:22:23,834
I got it.
559
00:22:25,575 ---> 00:22:27,011
Uh, you sure?
560
00:22:27,054 ---> 00:22:29,100
'Cause there's a huge hole
on this side of it.
561
00:22:29,143 ---> 00:22:31,058
What? Ah.
562
00:22:31,102 ---> 00:22:32,538
I think
we can do better.
563
00:22:32,582 ---> 00:22:35,628
I mean, we just got here.
Look at all these trees.
564
00:22:38,631 ---> 00:22:40,111
That one.
565
00:22:44,724 ---> 00:22:46,683
Ah, yeah.
566
00:22:46,726 ---> 00:22:47,814
[sniffing]
567
00:22:47,858 ---> 00:22:49,555
Agreed?
568
00:22:49,599 ---> 00:22:51,601
Agreed.
569
00:22:54,212 ---> 00:22:55,605
What are you waiting for?
570
00:22:58,129 ---> 00:22:59,348
Oh, yeah. Right.
571
00:23:05,266 ---> 00:23:08,313
[saw grinding against bark]
572
00:23:10,837 ---> 00:23:14,537
So, why did you break off
your engagement?
573
00:23:14,580 ---> 00:23:18,323
Oh. Uh, you know,
I think that we were just both
574
00:23:18,367 ---> 00:23:21,152
looking for something,
and we thought that
575
00:23:21,195 ---> 00:23:23,197
we found it in each other,
576
00:23:23,241 ---> 00:23:25,461
but it turns out
we were wrong.
577
00:23:25,504 ---> 00:23:29,116
You know, it's okay.
578
00:23:29,160 ---> 00:23:31,684
We figured it out
before it went too far.
579
00:23:34,774 ---> 00:23:38,212
So, what about you?
580
00:23:38,256 ---> 00:23:42,216
Any wedding bells in your future
with this, um, Logan character?
581
00:23:42,260 ---> 00:23:43,435
We're good.
We're on the same page
582
00:23:43,479 ---> 00:23:47,308
with work and other stuff.
583
00:23:47,352 ---> 00:23:49,833
Great! Good.
584
00:23:49,876 ---> 00:23:53,140
So, I guess you've found
the one.
585
00:23:53,184 ---> 00:23:54,403
I don't know.
586
00:23:54,446 ---> 00:23:57,014
I wasn't really looking
when I met him.
587
00:23:57,057 ---> 00:24:00,887
You know what they say.
Seek and you shall find.
588
00:24:00,931 ---> 00:24:03,412
Do you know where all of these
scavengerhunt trees are going?
589
00:24:06,110 ---> 00:24:07,938
Yeah, yeah.
Your dad has arranged that
590
00:24:07,981 ---> 00:24:09,679
they all go over to
the assisted living facility,
591
00:24:09,722 ---> 00:24:11,289
just in time for their
tree-trimming luncheon.
592
00:24:11,332 ---> 00:24:14,553
Do you think he'd mind if we
took this one someplace else?
593
00:24:14,597 ---> 00:24:16,468
What do you have in mind?
594
00:24:16,512 ---> 00:24:20,254
I'll show you. Keys, please.
595
00:24:29,046 ---> 00:24:31,657
["The First Noel" playing]
596
00:24:31,701 ---> 00:24:41,667
♪
597
00:24:41,711 ---> 00:24:44,148
Is this James Brogue's place?
598
00:24:44,191 ---> 00:24:45,715
It is, yeah.
599
00:24:45,758 ---> 00:24:49,414
My mom used to come visit him.
I'd come with her sometimes.
600
00:24:49,458 ---> 00:24:50,937
He was funny.
601
00:24:50,981 ---> 00:24:53,984
He always wanted to know
the news of the town.
602
00:24:57,770 ---> 00:24:59,859
He was always a bit of
a loner, wasn't he?
603
00:24:59,903 ---> 00:25:01,948
Yeah. He doesn't have
any family to speak of,
604
00:25:01,992 ---> 00:25:03,341
which is too bad,
605
00:25:03,384 ---> 00:25:05,822
since of all of his success
in the oil business.
606
00:25:05,865 ---> 00:25:07,345
He must get pretty lonely
607
00:25:07,388 ---> 00:25:08,912
this time of year
during the holidays.
608
00:25:08,955 ---> 00:25:10,435
Oh. So, that's why we're
bringing him the tree.
609
00:25:10,479 ---> 00:25:13,220
You guessed it.
610
00:25:13,264 ---> 00:25:16,006
Wow.
You haven't changed one bit.
611
00:25:19,357 ---> 00:25:20,576
[knocking on door]
612
00:25:25,711 ---> 00:25:28,105
What is this?
613
00:25:28,148 ---> 00:25:29,410
Hi, Mr. Brogue.
614
00:25:29,454 ---> 00:25:30,629
This is your
Christmas tree delivery.
615
00:25:30,673 ---> 00:25:31,891
Aren't you
616
00:25:31,935 ---> 00:25:34,328
Christie's daughter,
Belinda?
617
00:25:34,372 ---> 00:25:35,416
Yeah. Hi.
618
00:25:35,460 ---> 00:25:36,853
It's nice to see you again.
619
00:25:36,896 ---> 00:25:38,463
Sorry it's been so long,
Mr. Brogue.
620
00:25:38,507 ---> 00:25:41,074
Oh, no, no, no.
Please call me James.
621
00:25:41,118 ---> 00:25:42,467
Come on in.
622
00:25:42,511 ---> 00:25:45,557
You go in.
623
00:25:45,601 ---> 00:25:46,863
I got it.
624
00:25:52,346 ---> 00:25:55,132
Well, these may be
a little bit dusty,
625
00:25:55,175 ---> 00:25:58,614
but as long as none are broken
we may be in business.
626
00:25:58,657 ---> 00:26:00,093
Belinda:
Oh, wow. They're beautiful.
627
00:26:00,137 ---> 00:26:01,704
Yeah.
628
00:26:01,747 ---> 00:26:03,749
They go all the way back to
my mother's side of the family.
629
00:26:03,793 ---> 00:26:05,838
She brought them over on a boat
and then a train.
630
00:26:05,882 ---> 00:26:07,274
It's a miracle that
none of them were broken.
631
00:26:07,318 ---> 00:26:08,580
Wow.
And it's hand-painted?
632
00:26:08,624 ---> 00:26:10,974
Yeah, of course.
633
00:26:11,017 ---> 00:26:12,845
You know you have
your mother's eyes?
634
00:26:12,889 ---> 00:26:14,107
And obviously,
her good soul.
635
00:26:14,151 ---> 00:26:17,241
Thank you.
636
00:26:17,284 ---> 00:26:19,243
So, tell me the news
from the town.
637
00:26:21,637 ---> 00:26:25,075
Uh, well, Dustin could tell you
more about that than I could.
638
00:26:25,118 ---> 00:26:26,511
I haven't lived here
in some time.
639
00:26:26,555 ---> 00:26:27,730
Well, I remember
your mother
640
00:26:27,773 ---> 00:26:29,601
talking about a boy named Dustin
641
00:26:29,645 ---> 00:26:32,038
that her daughter
was over the moon about.
642
00:26:32,082 ---> 00:26:34,258
Is that you?
643
00:26:34,301 ---> 00:26:36,608
Uh, yeah.
I think it was.
644
00:26:36,652 ---> 00:26:38,958
I hope
it was.
645
00:26:39,002 ---> 00:26:43,833
Dustin, why don't you tell him
about the scavenger hunt?
646
00:26:43,876 ---> 00:26:45,269
The scavenger hunt?
Is that still going on?
647
00:26:45,312 ---> 00:26:47,619
We're actually in the middle
of the hunt right now.
648
00:26:47,663 ---> 00:26:48,664
Well, what are you doing
here, then?
649
00:26:48,707 ---> 00:26:50,143
Go. Go and follow
your clues.
650
00:26:50,187 ---> 00:26:51,449
Don't let me
slow you down.
651
00:26:51,492 ---> 00:26:53,364
No, no, no. You're not
slowing us down at all.
652
00:26:53,407 ---> 00:26:55,322
I was really looking forward to
coming and visiting you.
653
00:26:55,366 ---> 00:26:58,456
And I promise I will come back
before I leave town,
654
00:26:58,499 ---> 00:27:00,806
but we really should--
655
00:27:00,850 ---> 00:27:02,634
Yeah. Get going.
If you don't mind,
656
00:27:02,678 ---> 00:27:04,375
we just need a picture
in front of the tree.
657
00:27:04,418 ---> 00:27:05,637
Could you take it?
658
00:27:05,681 ---> 00:27:07,770
Sure.
659
00:27:11,208 ---> 00:27:12,426
All right.
660
00:27:12,470 ---> 00:27:13,906
Just get
a little closer.
661
00:27:16,474 ---> 00:27:17,954
A little bit closer.
662
00:27:21,479 ---> 00:27:23,089
Perfect.
663
00:27:34,361 ---> 00:27:37,147
Hey. Hey.
664
00:27:37,190 ---> 00:27:38,409
Hey, Dad.
665
00:27:38,452 ---> 00:27:39,715
Hey. I hear you got
the photo.
666
00:27:39,758 ---> 00:27:41,064
Good work, you two.
Tree was also fantastic.
667
00:27:41,107 ---> 00:27:42,369
[phone ringing]
668
00:27:42,413 ---> 00:27:43,675
Oh. This is Logan. I should--
669
00:27:43,719 ---> 00:27:45,764
That's cool. I actually
got to text somebody.
670
00:27:45,808 ---> 00:27:47,200
Yeah. I got to--
I got to--
671
00:27:47,244 ---> 00:27:48,506
Hi.
672
00:27:48,549 ---> 00:27:52,031
Hi. Just checking in.
How's the deal going?
673
00:27:52,075 ---> 00:27:53,511
Uh, Ithink it's a done deal.
674
00:27:53,554 ---> 00:27:55,426
How about you? Any clue
on when you're coming yet?
675
00:27:55,469 ---> 00:27:57,254
I have
one more meeting,
676
00:27:57,297 ---> 00:27:59,299
and then I'll try and catch
a flight out.
677
00:27:59,343 ---> 00:28:00,605
I miss you, too.
678
00:28:00,649 ---> 00:28:02,389
That's so sweet of you
to say that. Oh, yeah.
679
00:28:02,433 ---> 00:28:04,043
Okay.
[smooching]
680
00:28:04,087 ---> 00:28:05,828
Not subtle.
Okay.
681
00:28:05,871 ---> 00:28:07,612
Okay, okay.
682
00:28:07,656 ---> 00:28:09,745
So, uh,
everything good?
683
00:28:09,788 ---> 00:28:11,790
Yeah. Yeah, it's great.
684
00:28:13,574 ---> 00:28:14,706
[phone beeping]
685
00:28:14,750 ---> 00:28:15,968
Oh, great. Finally.
686
00:28:16,969 ---> 00:28:19,450
Um, "I come from
white powder.
687
00:28:19,493 ---> 00:28:21,278
"I'm silent, not louder.
688
00:28:21,321 ---> 00:28:22,714
"You create me
in the cold
689
00:28:22,758 ---> 00:28:24,542
"from your ideas bold.
690
00:28:24,585 ---> 00:28:27,501
"I can't be sold
since I will melt,
691
00:28:27,545 ---> 00:28:29,765
and in the sun
can no longer be felt."
692
00:28:29,808 ---> 00:28:32,071
Yeah. I know this.
We're building a snowman.
693
00:28:32,115 ---> 00:28:33,333
You got it, Frosty.
694
00:28:33,377 ---> 00:28:35,858
Bye, Dad.
695
00:28:39,818 ---> 00:28:41,167
Belinda:
Mountain Bridge.
696
00:28:41,211 ---> 00:28:43,213
It just brings back
so many memories.
697
00:28:43,256 ---> 00:28:44,823
You know, I believe
698
00:28:44,867 ---> 00:28:46,477
this is where we had
our first kiss
699
00:28:46,520 ---> 00:28:47,565
and carved our initials.
700
00:28:47,608 ---> 00:28:49,610
Did we really do that?
701
00:28:49,654 ---> 00:28:51,047
Yeah.
702
00:28:51,090 ---> 00:28:53,353
We did.
703
00:29:05,714 ---> 00:29:08,194
Ah.
704
00:29:08,238 ---> 00:29:11,415
The perfect environment
for the Abominable Snowman.
705
00:29:11,458 ---> 00:29:14,940
Oh, please do not start on
your Bigfoot theories again.
706
00:29:14,984 ---> 00:29:18,291
I think you mean Yeti,
because Bigfoot is
707
00:29:18,335 ---> 00:29:19,553
a fictional character.
708
00:29:19,597 ---> 00:29:21,730
They're both urban myths.
709
00:29:21,773 ---> 00:29:23,470
You saw the evidence
with your own eyes!
710
00:29:23,514 ---> 00:29:24,863
That was freshman year,
711
00:29:24,907 ---> 00:29:27,300
and it was the track team
pulling a prank on you.
712
00:29:27,344 ---> 00:29:29,259
You think those guys
were capable of
713
00:29:29,302 ---> 00:29:30,651
creating those footprints?
714
00:29:30,695 ---> 00:29:33,567
Yes, I do,
because they fooled you.
715
00:29:33,611 ---> 00:29:35,134
But what about
the sighting?
716
00:29:35,178 ---> 00:29:36,353
There was no sighting.
717
00:29:36,396 ---> 00:29:39,182
That was just Toby
dressed up in a costume.
718
00:29:39,225 ---> 00:29:41,575
But it looked
so real.
719
00:29:41,619 ---> 00:29:43,795
All right. I'm going to give you
a little leeway
720
00:29:43,839 ---> 00:29:45,754
because it was dark
around the campfire.
721
00:29:45,797 ---> 00:29:46,929
But all you saw were just
722
00:29:46,972 ---> 00:29:48,844
these ominous shadows.
That's it.
723
00:29:48,887 ---> 00:29:50,541
But everyone
was screaming.
724
00:29:50,584 ---> 00:29:53,370
Well, was everyone screaming
or were you screaming?
725
00:29:53,413 ---> 00:29:55,851
Oh, wow.
You were in on it.
726
00:29:55,894 ---> 00:29:58,114
Maybe.
I might have been.
727
00:29:58,157 ---> 00:30:00,725
But I protected you.
I held you close.
728
00:30:00,769 ---> 00:30:02,292
I let you hold me tight
because it was cold.
729
00:30:02,335 ---> 00:30:03,554
I think you found me
irresistible,
730
00:30:03,597 ---> 00:30:04,816
and I really do
take that personally.
731
00:30:04,860 ---> 00:30:06,426
Ugh!
732
00:30:06,470 ---> 00:30:08,515
Well, hello. Looks like you guys
are getting along just swell.
733
00:30:08,559 ---> 00:30:09,952
Dustin:
Oh, yes.
734
00:30:09,995 ---> 00:30:12,345
We're just, uh, reminiscing.
735
00:30:12,389 ---> 00:30:13,912
Yeah.
736
00:30:13,956 ---> 00:30:15,174
Memory lane has
a few potholes in it.
737
00:30:15,218 ---> 00:30:16,567
Mm-hmm.
738
00:30:16,610 ---> 00:30:18,221
As much as we would love
to stay here and referee,
739
00:30:18,264 ---> 00:30:20,049
we have a hunt to win.Mm-hmm.
740
00:30:20,092 ---> 00:30:22,094
Not a chance.
Yeah.
741
00:30:22,138 ---> 00:30:24,183
If this is any indication
of your team strategy,
742
00:30:24,227 ---> 00:30:25,532
we'll be done our next task
743
00:30:25,576 ---> 00:30:27,099
by the time you finish
your argument.
744
00:30:27,143 ---> 00:30:28,840
We're not arguing.
745
00:30:28,884 ---> 00:30:30,799
Faith:
Nice to see you agree
on something.
746
00:30:30,842 ---> 00:30:33,584
And FYI, don't even think
about stealing our creation.
747
00:30:33,627 ---> 00:30:34,846
Belinda:
Ah.
748
00:30:34,890 ---> 00:30:37,153
We got the proof
they need.
749
00:30:37,196 ---> 00:30:38,719
Yeah, okay. Bling!
750
00:30:38,763 ---> 00:30:40,417
Clock is ticking.
Have fun.Bye.
751
00:30:40,460 ---> 00:30:42,680
Yeah, bye.
[giggling]
752
00:30:42,723 ---> 00:30:44,943
We could do
so much better.
753
00:30:44,987 ---> 00:30:46,249
So much better.
754
00:30:50,427 ---> 00:30:54,170
[shouting]
755
00:31:03,309 ---> 00:31:04,397
Wait. I got it.
Here.
756
00:31:04,441 ---> 00:31:05,529
Oh, what a lovely hat.
757
00:31:05,572 ---> 00:31:09,098
Yeah. Well--
Push "photo."
758
00:31:09,141 ---> 00:31:11,491
I'll send this to
Hunt Central.
759
00:31:13,624 ---> 00:31:16,192
Perfect. All right.
760
00:31:16,235 ---> 00:31:19,369
Bye, dude.
761
00:31:19,412 ---> 00:31:22,372
All right. That's two down,
eight to go.
762
00:31:25,679 ---> 00:31:27,594
What?
Well, you're--
763
00:31:27,638 ---> 00:31:29,901
You're not still mad about
the whole Yeti thing, are you?
764
00:31:29,945 ---> 00:31:33,122
No. I'm 10 years past
the Yeti thing, thank you.
765
00:31:33,165 ---> 00:31:34,427
Well, just in case you're not,
766
00:31:34,471 ---> 00:31:36,952
I got something
that might cheer you up.
767
00:31:36,995 ---> 00:31:39,389
Sweetie Pies?The one and only.
768
00:31:41,957 ---> 00:31:45,395
Dustin, I have--Look.
I wanted to say--
769
00:31:45,438 ---> 00:31:46,613
Sorry.
No.
770
00:31:46,657 ---> 00:31:48,615
You go first.
771
00:31:48,659 ---> 00:31:49,921
No. You go.
772
00:31:49,965 ---> 00:31:51,923
Um,
773
00:31:51,967 ---> 00:31:53,229
take a walk with me.
774
00:31:56,667 ---> 00:31:58,538
Listen. I know that you think
that I broke my promise
775
00:31:58,582 ---> 00:32:00,976
about going off to college
together like we'd planned.
776
00:32:01,019 ---> 00:32:03,717
And I guess I kind of did,
777
00:32:03,761 ---> 00:32:07,634
but I just want to
let you know that
778
00:32:07,678 ---> 00:32:10,333
it's not because
I didn't want to.
779
00:32:10,376 ---> 00:32:11,900
It's because I couldn't.
780
00:32:13,858 ---> 00:32:15,033
What do you mean?
781
00:32:15,077 ---> 00:32:17,818
Just before
we were supposed to go,
782
00:32:17,862 ---> 00:32:21,431
I found out my dad lost his job.
783
00:32:23,737 ---> 00:32:26,610
And I knew we were
going to be struggling,
784
00:32:26,653 ---> 00:32:29,047
so I got a job
and I stayed back.
785
00:32:29,091 ---> 00:32:33,095
I just--
I had to help.
786
00:32:33,138 ---> 00:32:36,402
Why wouldn't you have
just told me that?
787
00:32:36,446 ---> 00:32:38,274
Because I didn't want to
hold you back.
788
00:32:38,317 ---> 00:32:40,929
You wouldn't have.
789
00:32:40,972 ---> 00:32:43,279
Bel, I know you. If I told you
I wasn't going to go,
790
00:32:43,322 ---> 00:32:44,715
you never would have went.
791
00:32:46,456 ---> 00:32:48,980
It's okay, though.
I mean, look at you.
792
00:32:49,024 ---> 00:32:52,027
You did it.
You're this big success.
793
00:32:54,377 ---> 00:32:56,640
It's what I wanted
for you.
794
00:32:56,683 ---> 00:33:00,513
I'm sorry. I didn't know.
795
00:33:00,557 ---> 00:33:03,473
You don't have to be sorry.
796
00:33:03,516 ---> 00:33:04,778
I mean, I could have written,
797
00:33:04,822 ---> 00:33:06,650
and I guess I could have
called you, too, but--
798
00:33:06,693 ---> 00:33:09,870
Oh, wow.
799
00:33:09,914 ---> 00:33:11,307
You were just out there
doing your thing,
800
00:33:11,350 ---> 00:33:13,962
and I didn't want to
disrupt you.
801
00:33:14,005 ---> 00:33:15,528
I don't know what to say.
802
00:33:15,572 ---> 00:33:18,705
"Thank you"doesn't really feel quite right.
803
00:33:18,749 ---> 00:33:21,186
You don't have to say anything.
804
00:33:21,230 ---> 00:33:25,625
I mean, I'm just happy
that we're here right now
805
00:33:25,669 ---> 00:33:27,410
and I'm finally able
to tell you this.
806
00:33:29,194 ---> 00:33:32,154
So, we're friends...
807
00:33:32,197 ---> 00:33:33,503
...I hope.
808
00:33:33,546 ---> 00:33:36,767
Yeah. Friends.
809
00:33:36,810 ---> 00:33:38,290
[both phones beeping]
810
00:33:41,815 ---> 00:33:43,382
Oh. We should, uh--
811
00:33:43,426 ---> 00:33:44,427
Right. Tick-tock.
812
00:33:44,470 ---> 00:33:46,516
Yeah.
813
00:33:53,305 ---> 00:33:54,567
Well, from where I'm standing,
814
00:33:54,611 ---> 00:33:55,829
our snowman definitely takes
the cupcake.
815
00:33:55,873 ---> 00:33:57,440
Definitely.
816
00:33:57,483 ---> 00:33:59,746
Listen. I'm sorry about dumping
all that on you back there.
817
00:33:59,790 ---> 00:34:01,574
No. I'm really glad
you told me.
818
00:34:01,618 ---> 00:34:03,185
We're good.
819
00:34:03,228 ---> 00:34:05,448
Oh. Uh, what did you
want to tell me?
820
00:34:05,491 ---> 00:34:08,407
Oh, don't worry about it.
We should get going.
821
00:34:08,451 ---> 00:34:09,713
Okay.
822
00:34:15,110 ---> 00:34:16,763
Okay. What do we got?
823
00:34:16,807 ---> 00:34:19,940
"He's the main attraction.
King of all the action.
824
00:34:19,984 ---> 00:34:23,335
"Someone who brings joy
not just in the form of a toy.
825
00:34:23,379 ---> 00:34:25,076
"Loves giving
for a living.
826
00:34:25,120 ---> 00:34:27,165
"With this legend
take a photo,
827
00:34:27,209 ---> 00:34:29,211
and then together,
drink lots of cocoa."
828
00:34:29,254 ---> 00:34:30,299
Red suit?
829
00:34:30,342 ---> 00:34:32,431
White beard?
830
00:34:32,475 ---> 00:34:34,085
Probably stuck in
a chimney somewhere.
831
00:34:34,129 ---> 00:34:37,741
Well, looks like we have an
appointment with the big man.
832
00:34:40,744 ---> 00:34:43,181
♪ The best time of year
833
00:34:43,225 ---> 00:34:44,922
♪ Is finally here
834
00:34:44,965 ---> 00:34:48,578
♪ An over-packed sleigh
and nine reindeer ♪
835
00:34:48,621 ---> 00:34:52,799
♪ Fly through the air
the big man steers ♪
836
00:34:52,843 ---> 00:34:56,629
♪ There's still so much left
to do ♪
837
00:34:56,673 ---> 00:35:00,677
♪ Santa's got something
for you ♪
838
00:35:05,160 ---> 00:35:06,335
[sighing]
Wow.
839
00:35:06,378 ---> 00:35:09,642
This brings me back.
840
00:35:09,686 ---> 00:35:11,731
It's amazing how little
changes around here.
841
00:35:11,775 ---> 00:35:13,864
Yeah. Well, you know us
in Deerfield.
842
00:35:13,907 ---> 00:35:16,910
We like our traditions,
but we love our history.
843
00:35:19,783 ---> 00:35:21,741
So, is that why you're working
at the mill museum?
844
00:35:21,785 ---> 00:35:25,354
Uh, yeah, I guess.845
00:35:25,397 ---> 00:35:27,051
I mean,
I do love this town's history.
846
00:35:27,095 ---> 00:35:28,879
I just-- I think I love
giving back even more.
847
00:35:28,922 ---> 00:35:31,577
We've created these workshops
848
00:35:31,621 ---> 00:35:34,014
as part of our outreach
to the community.
849
00:35:34,058 ---> 00:35:35,842
Just last year,
we actually started
850
00:35:35,886 ---> 00:35:39,019
this afterschool program
with the local district.
851
00:35:39,063 ---> 00:35:41,065
Sounds like you made
the right decision staying here.
852
00:35:41,109 ---> 00:35:42,153
Yeah.
853
00:35:42,197 ---> 00:35:46,636
Yeah. Maybe.
Hey, let's get in line.
854
00:35:51,119 ---> 00:35:55,862
So, have you dated anyone since
you broke off your engagement?
855
00:35:55,906 ---> 00:35:57,734
I'm not sure
I want to tell you.
856
00:35:57,777 ---> 00:35:58,996
Why?
857
00:36:00,650 ---> 00:36:04,480
Because
I might have dated...
858
00:36:04,523 ---> 00:36:06,046
...Wendy Johnson.
859
00:36:06,090 ---> 00:36:08,701
My long-jump nemesis?
860
00:36:08,745 ---> 00:36:09,876
What's wrong with you?
861
00:36:09,920 ---> 00:36:12,052
It was, like, one coffee.
That was it.
862
00:36:12,096 ---> 00:36:13,358
And then I came to
my senses.
863
00:36:13,402 ---> 00:36:14,577
It just felt wrong.
864
00:36:14,620 ---> 00:36:16,187
I kept thinking about
how hurt you were
865
00:36:16,231 ---> 00:36:17,536
that day at the track,
866
00:36:17,580 ---> 00:36:19,321
and how she just kept
rubbing it in your face.
867
00:36:19,364 ---> 00:36:22,889
So, you thought of me
on your date, huh?
868
00:36:22,933 ---> 00:36:25,022
Well, yes,
but only because
869
00:36:25,065 ---> 00:36:26,676
it was so easy
to make the connection.
870
00:36:26,719 ---> 00:36:27,894
Right.
871
00:36:27,938 ---> 00:36:29,200
She was your nemesis.
Yep.
872
00:36:29,244 ---> 00:36:30,767
Hey, Mr. Dustin.
Hey, Dex.
873
00:36:30,810 ---> 00:36:32,203
Are you here
to see Santa, too?
874
00:36:32,247 ---> 00:36:33,639
Yes, we are,
875
00:36:33,683 ---> 00:36:34,901
but it's a secret.
876
00:36:34,945 ---> 00:36:36,207
I'll tell you,
but you can't say anything.
877
00:36:36,251 ---> 00:36:38,340
Scout's honour.
878
00:36:38,383 ---> 00:36:40,429
Okay. We're on
a scavenger hunt.
879
00:36:40,472 ---> 00:36:43,040
Cool.
880
00:36:43,083 ---> 00:36:44,259
Oh, Dex? This is Belinda.
881
00:36:44,302 ---> 00:36:45,521
Hi, Dex.
Nice to meet you.
882
00:36:45,564 ---> 00:36:47,087
You, too.
883
00:36:47,131 ---> 00:36:48,959
Dex, um-- His dad brings him to
the workshops
884
00:36:49,002 ---> 00:36:50,352
I was telling you about,
every Sunday.
885
00:36:50,395 ---> 00:36:52,049
Oh.
886
00:36:52,092 ---> 00:36:53,268
Hey, buddy. Is your dad here?
887
00:36:53,311 ---> 00:36:54,530
He's over there.
888
00:36:54,573 ---> 00:36:56,009I just finished
telling my wish to Santa.
889
00:36:56,053 ---> 00:36:57,533
[Belinda gasping]
890
00:36:57,576 ---> 00:37:01,232
What did you wish for
from Santa?
891
00:37:01,276 ---> 00:37:02,581
To have my mom home
for Christmas.
892
00:37:02,625 ---> 00:37:04,061
She's across the ocean,
in the Army.
893
00:37:04,104 ---> 00:37:06,063
Oh, I see.
894
00:37:06,106 ---> 00:37:08,631
I hope Santa
can make that wish come true.
895
00:37:08,674 ---> 00:37:09,893
Me, too. See you later.
896
00:37:09,936 ---> 00:37:11,373
Okay. Bye.
897
00:37:11,416 ---> 00:37:12,678
Bye, Dex.
898
00:37:16,465 ---> 00:37:18,989
How is Santa going to make
that wish come true?
899
00:37:19,032 ---> 00:37:22,601
Christmas is the time
for miracles.
900
00:37:22,645 ---> 00:37:23,863
Okay. Come on.
901
00:37:23,907 ---> 00:37:26,126
Yeah.
902
00:37:26,170 ---> 00:37:27,519
Hi. We're just going to
get a quick picture.
903
00:37:27,563 ---> 00:37:29,260
Is that okay?
904
00:37:29,304 ---> 00:37:31,784
Okay. All right.
905
00:37:31,828 ---> 00:37:33,046
Cheese.
906
00:37:33,090 ---> 00:37:34,265
[shutter clicking]
907
00:37:34,309 ---> 00:37:35,527
Thank you.
Merry Christmas.
908
00:37:35,571 ---> 00:37:36,789
Thank you.
Merry Christmas.
909
00:37:36,833 ---> 00:37:38,791
Thanks.
Bye.
910
00:37:38,835 ---> 00:37:40,053
Okay.
911
00:37:40,097 ---> 00:37:41,272
Thank you.
912
00:37:41,316 ---> 00:37:43,318
Sent and done.
913
00:37:43,361 ---> 00:37:44,580
Hey.
Hi.
914
00:37:44,623 ---> 00:37:46,625
So, have you guys
finally settled down yet
915
00:37:46,669 ---> 00:37:48,932
or do we have a
mutiny on our hands?
916
00:37:48,975 ---> 00:37:50,803
Don't throw us off our game.
We're good.
917
00:37:50,847 ---> 00:37:52,544
Dustin:
Oh. Um, I just--
918
00:37:52,588 ---> 00:37:54,851
I got to go talk to Dex's dad
real quick. I'll be right back.
919
00:37:54,894 ---> 00:37:56,896
Yeah. Bye-bye and thank you.
I have to talk to you right now.
920
00:37:56,940 ---> 00:37:58,811
Okay.
Uh, Jason, sweetie,
921
00:37:58,855 ---> 00:38:00,683
can you go and get me
more hot chocolate?
922
00:38:00,726 ---> 00:38:01,945
Yeah.
Thanks, honey.
923
00:38:01,988 ---> 00:38:04,034
It's full.
Just go.
924
00:38:04,077 ---> 00:38:05,296
Belinda:
Bye.
925
00:38:05,340 ---> 00:38:06,993
Thank you.
926
00:38:07,037 ---> 00:38:08,908
You are never going to guess
what Dustin just said to me.
927
00:38:08,952 ---> 00:38:10,345
What?
928
00:38:10,388 ---> 00:38:12,042
He said the reason he didn't
go to college with me
929
00:38:12,085 ---> 00:38:13,522
was because his dad lost his job
930
00:38:13,565 ---> 00:38:15,741
and he had to stay here
and take care of his family.
931
00:38:15,785 ---> 00:38:17,352
Seriously?
So, he didn't bail on you?
932
00:38:17,395 ---> 00:38:19,005
No. And he said
the reason he didn't tell me
933
00:38:19,049 ---> 00:38:20,616
is because
he didn't want to hold me back.
934
00:38:20,659 ---> 00:38:22,618
My gosh.
That is so sweet.
935
00:38:22,661 ---> 00:38:24,663
You know
what this means, right?What?
936
00:38:24,707 ---> 00:38:25,838
He was still in love with you.
937
00:38:25,882 ---> 00:38:27,318
He didn't
not want to be with you.
938
00:38:27,362 ---> 00:38:28,537
He just felt that he couldn't.
939
00:38:28,580 ---> 00:38:30,321
This changes everything.
940
00:38:30,365 ---> 00:38:31,888
Oh, it changes nothing, Faith.
941
00:38:31,931 ---> 00:38:33,019
How can you say that?
942
00:38:33,063 ---> 00:38:35,326
Because it's been 10 years,
943
00:38:35,370 ---> 00:38:37,633
and I'm with Logan now.
944
00:38:37,676 ---> 00:38:39,722
I was with Gavin
before I met Jason.
945
00:38:39,765 ---> 00:38:41,854
And thank goodness
I didn't marry Gavin,
946
00:38:41,898 ---> 00:38:43,769
because then I wouldn't have
given Jason a chance
947
00:38:43,813 ---> 00:38:46,903
and I wouldn't be marrying
the man that I should be with.
948
00:38:46,946 ---> 00:38:49,253
Yeah. Well, I'm not marrying
anyone, so thank you for that.
949
00:38:49,297 ---> 00:38:52,038
But you will.
So, who will it be?
950
00:38:52,082 ---> 00:38:55,085
I don't know how to answer that.
951
00:38:55,128 ---> 00:38:57,435
Ask yourself
if you still love Dustin.
952
00:38:57,479 ---> 00:39:00,133
Just find
where your heart is.
953
00:39:00,177 ---> 00:39:02,092
Dustin:
Okay.
954
00:39:02,135 ---> 00:39:03,528
I just talked to Dex's--
955
00:39:03,572 ---> 00:39:05,748
What's going on here?
You guys look so serious.
956
00:39:05,791 ---> 00:39:07,750
I was just telling Faith
957
00:39:07,793 ---> 00:39:09,186
how you dated
Wendy Johnson.
958
00:39:09,229 ---> 00:39:11,580
You what? You dated--
959
00:39:11,623 ---> 00:39:12,842
I just told you that.
960
00:39:12,885 ---> 00:39:15,410
Right. You did.
You did.
961
00:39:15,453 ---> 00:39:17,063
[phones chiming]
962
00:39:17,107 ---> 00:39:18,326
Oh.
963
00:39:18,369 ---> 00:39:19,631
Oh, right.
964
00:39:19,675 ---> 00:39:21,198
Well, let's not forget
that we're in the middle
965
00:39:21,241 ---> 00:39:23,374
of a scavenger hunt
here, people.Right. The hunt.
966
00:39:23,418 ---> 00:39:27,247
So much problem-solving
and searching and finding.
967
00:39:27,291 ---> 00:39:28,771
It's very enlightening,
isn't it?
968
00:39:28,814 ---> 00:39:30,076
Yeah. Loud and clear. Thank you.
969
00:39:30,120 ---> 00:39:33,819
Have fun.
Bye, guys.
970
00:39:33,863 ---> 00:39:34,820
Faith is really trying
this year.
971
00:39:34,864 ---> 00:39:36,344
Yeah. So are we.
What's the clue?
972
00:39:36,387 ---> 00:39:39,085
All right.
"Look around at your neighbour.
973
00:39:39,129 ---> 00:39:40,391
"It's fun and easy;
not a labour.
974
00:39:40,435 ---> 00:39:42,437
"Is there something
that they need?
975
00:39:42,480 ---> 00:39:45,875
"Plant the seed
and perform a kind deed.
976
00:39:45,918 ---> 00:39:47,355
"You can't resist.
You want to assist.
977
00:39:47,398 ---> 00:39:48,573
"Open your heart.
978
00:39:48,617 ---> 00:39:49,661
It's time to come together,
not apart."
979
00:39:49,705 ---> 00:39:51,228
That's not
very specific.
980
00:39:51,271 ---> 00:39:54,231
No. It probably means that
we have to do it on our own.
981
00:39:54,274 ---> 00:39:56,276
Okay. Neighbour.
Kind deed.
982
00:39:56,320 ---> 00:39:58,322
Doing something nice
for someone.
983
00:39:58,366 ---> 00:39:59,541
Oh. Uh, kindness to strangers.
984
00:39:59,584 ---> 00:40:00,846
Shh. Shh.
985
00:40:00,890 ---> 00:40:02,108
[whispering]
Kindness to strangers.
986
00:40:02,152 ---> 00:40:03,588
Okay. So, maybe
they want us to do--
987
00:40:03,632 ---> 00:40:06,417
Perform a random act
of kindness for a stranger?
988
00:40:06,461 ---> 00:40:08,941
Hey, everybody.
Hot chocolate is on me.
989
00:40:08,985 ---> 00:40:12,249
[cheering and applause]
990
00:40:12,292 ---> 00:40:13,946
Uh, yeah. Technically--
991
00:40:13,990 ---> 00:40:16,296
Technically,
that is just being generous.
992
00:40:16,340 ---> 00:40:18,298
So, I don't think we should
cross it off the list just yet.
993
00:40:18,342 ---> 00:40:20,388
But I have an idea
of how we can make it better.
994
00:40:20,431 ---> 00:40:21,780
Also, you just ordered
hot chocolate
995
00:40:21,824 ---> 00:40:23,652
for everyone in the village
except for me, so--
996
00:40:23,695 ---> 00:40:25,871
Right.
I'll get on that.
997
00:40:25,915 ---> 00:40:28,265
Yeah. Extra marshmallows.
Thank you.
998
00:40:28,308 ---> 00:40:31,529
Belinda:
They had said to show kindness
to a stranger.
999
00:40:31,573 ---> 00:40:33,705
We may as well return to
James' home and help decorate.
1000
00:40:33,749 ---> 00:40:36,142
It finally feels
like Christmas in here.
1001
00:40:36,186 ---> 00:40:39,624
Oh, you kids are so kind.
1002
00:40:39,668 ---> 00:40:41,583
Please stay and have
some biscuits with me.
1003
00:40:43,628 ---> 00:40:44,934
Thanks.
1004
00:40:47,197 ---> 00:40:49,765
So, James, what--
what do you do for Christmas?
1005
00:40:49,808 ---> 00:40:53,899
Well, I'll make myself a little
bit of chicken with some gravy,
1006
00:40:53,943 ---> 00:40:55,727
and then I'll put on
some Christmas music
1007
00:40:55,771 ---> 00:40:58,904
and I'll retire with a book.
1008
00:40:58,948 ---> 00:41:01,341
You know, I'm having Christmas
at my dad's this year.
1009
00:41:01,385 ---> 00:41:02,734
You should join us.
1010
00:41:02,778 ---> 00:41:04,344
No, no. I wouldn't want
to impose on your family.
1011
00:41:04,388 ---> 00:41:05,607
No, you wouldn't be
imposing at all.
1012
00:41:05,650 ---> 00:41:07,043
It's just gonna be
the two of us.
1013
00:41:07,086 ---> 00:41:09,611
We would love the extra company.
1014
00:41:09,654 ---> 00:41:11,177
Well, that sounds lovely.
1015
00:41:11,221 ---> 00:41:13,092
I'd be so thrilled to join you.
1016
00:41:13,136 ---> 00:41:15,530
Belinda:
Good.
1017
00:41:15,573 ---> 00:41:17,227
So, tell me more news.
1018
00:41:17,270 ---> 00:41:20,099
News, ah...
Oh, you know the museum?
1019
00:41:20,143 ---> 00:41:22,928
Yes. I donated to
the building of the museum.
1020
00:41:22,972 ---> 00:41:25,322
Well, it's in desperate need
of restoration right now.
1021
00:41:25,365 ---> 00:41:27,367
So, all the money that we're
making for the scavenger hunt
1022
00:41:27,411 ---> 00:41:29,413
is gonna be donated
to the museum.
1023
00:41:29,457 ---> 00:41:30,893
How wonderful.
1024
00:41:30,936 ---> 00:41:35,506
Perhaps I'll get into
town to see it when it's done.
1025
00:41:35,550 ---> 00:41:38,422
I-- I don't-- it might not be
there when you do.
1026
00:41:39,510 ---> 00:41:40,816
What?
1027
00:41:40,859 ---> 00:41:42,470
I'm sorry.
I've been wanting to tell you.
1028
00:41:43,993 ---> 00:41:46,038
My boss arranged a
meeting about the mill
1029
00:41:46,082 ---> 00:41:48,345
with Tim Coggins
while I was here.
1030
00:41:48,388 ---> 00:41:50,608
The realtor?
1031
00:41:50,652 ---> 00:41:53,568
Yeah. One of his
properties is the mill.
1032
00:41:53,611 ---> 00:41:55,308
Okay. I...
I don't understand.
1033
00:41:55,352 ---> 00:41:56,919
They're really far behind
1034
00:41:56,962 ---> 00:41:58,094
on their payments, Dustin,
1035
00:41:58,137 ---> 00:41:59,748
and the only thing
they can do is sell.
1036
00:41:59,791 ---> 00:42:02,490
So...
1037
00:42:02,533 ---> 00:42:04,535
they're gonna sell
to one of my clients.
1038
00:42:04,579 ---> 00:42:06,929
James:
Oh, that's a real shame.
1039
00:42:06,972 ---> 00:42:09,409
I know.
1040
00:42:09,453 ---> 00:42:10,976
I'm so sorry, Dustin.
1041
00:42:11,020 ---> 00:42:13,196
So, when is this gonna happen?
1042
00:42:13,239 ---> 00:42:15,415
Before the new year.
1043
00:42:15,459 ---> 00:42:17,592
And then... what?
They're gonna tear it down?
1044
00:42:17,635 ---> 00:42:18,984
Belinda:
I don't know.
1045
00:42:19,028 ---> 00:42:20,769
But that would be my guess.
1046
00:42:20,812 ---> 00:42:22,814
God, I'm really sorry.
1047
00:42:22,858 ---> 00:42:26,252
If there was anything I could do
to change the outcome, I would.
1048
00:42:26,296 ---> 00:42:29,125
I don't know about you two,
1049
00:42:29,168 ---> 00:42:30,909
but I still believe in miracles.
1050
00:42:30,953 ---> 00:42:32,389
I mean, look at me.
1051
00:42:32,432 ---> 00:42:35,131
Here I am, sitting
with two young people,
1052
00:42:35,174 ---> 00:42:36,611
who've come to share
their Christmas spirt with me.
1053
00:42:36,654 ---> 00:42:40,353
So, have faith.
1054
00:42:40,397 ---> 00:42:44,314
You never know what might
happen this time of year.
1055
00:42:51,930 ---> 00:42:54,193
I think we did a really good job
1056
00:42:54,237 ---> 00:42:55,717
on the outside of the
decorations too,
1057
00:42:55,760 ---> 00:42:57,283
don't you think?
1058
00:42:57,327 ---> 00:43:00,765
Yeah. Bel, why didn't you
just tell me about the museum?
1059
00:43:00,809 ---> 00:43:02,637
Because I knew you'd be upset.
1060
00:43:02,680 ---> 00:43:04,943
Look, I don't want you to think
1061
00:43:04,987 ---> 00:43:06,902
that I don't care
about it because I do.
1062
00:43:06,945 ---> 00:43:09,121
I don't know what
I'm supposed to do.
1063
00:43:09,165 ---> 00:43:11,210
If I couldn't
take the promotion
1064
00:43:11,254 ---> 00:43:12,995
and it meant that you
could keep your job
1065
00:43:13,038 ---> 00:43:17,216
and we could save the museum,
I would do that.
1066
00:43:17,260 ---> 00:43:18,740
I know that you didn't
want any of this to happen.
1067
00:43:18,783 ---> 00:43:20,872
It's just a lot to
digest right now.
1068
00:43:20,916 ---> 00:43:24,397
Seems like we're both digesting
a lot of unexpected information.
1069
00:43:26,312 ---> 00:43:29,577
Listen, Bel, you're one of the
best people that I know.
1070
00:43:29,620 ---> 00:43:33,102
Look at what you did in there.
1071
00:43:33,145 ---> 00:43:35,452
Come on, we did that.
1072
00:43:37,976 ---> 00:43:40,370
Well, we make
a pretty good team.
1073
00:43:40,413 ---> 00:43:43,852
We do make a really good team.
1074
00:43:43,895 ---> 00:43:47,943
Wow. We are uncovering a lot
on this scavenger hunt.
1075
00:43:47,986 ---> 00:43:50,293
We're not even halfway done.
1076
00:43:51,555 ---> 00:43:53,296
[phone chiming]
1077
00:43:53,339 ---> 00:43:55,951
Great. Well, let's see
what other revelations
1078
00:43:55,994 ---> 00:43:58,170
we can come up with.
1079
00:43:58,214 ---> 00:44:00,564
"This residence is
a miniature dwelling,
1080
00:44:00,608 ---> 00:44:03,741
"but the ingredients
are quite compelling.
1081
00:44:03,785 ---> 00:44:06,396
"All the frosting
can be exhausting,
1082
00:44:06,439 ---> 00:44:08,137
"but the candy makes it dandy.
1083
00:44:08,180 ---> 00:44:11,140
"The walls and rooftop sheets
are made of sweets.
1084
00:44:11,183 ---> 00:44:13,664
"Once you're done,
you can eat the treats."
1085
00:44:13,708 ---> 00:44:16,667
Sounds like we've got a
gingerbread house to make.
1086
00:44:16,711 ---> 00:44:17,799
Sweet!
1087
00:44:17,842 ---> 00:44:19,235
[chuckling]
1088
00:44:21,454 ---> 00:44:28,766
♪
1089
00:44:31,769 ---> 00:44:34,380
Dad?
1090
00:44:34,424 ---> 00:44:36,818
Dad?
1091
00:44:36,861 ---> 00:44:38,384
I guess he's still
at town hall.
1092
00:44:38,428 ---> 00:44:40,691
Yeah. Looks like it's
just the two of us.
1093
00:44:40,735 ---> 00:44:42,867
Uh, I'm gonna go change.
1094
00:44:42,911 ---> 00:44:44,782
Okay, I'll put this stuff out.
1095
00:45:08,153 ---> 00:45:23,125
♪
1096
00:45:31,089 ---> 00:45:32,351
Okay.
1097
00:45:33,788 ---> 00:45:35,528
What?
1098
00:45:35,572 ---> 00:45:37,487
Uh, nothing.
1099
00:45:37,530 ---> 00:45:40,577
Just you always look
so nice in red.
1100
00:45:40,620 ---> 00:45:43,667
It kind of reminds me
a little bit
1101
00:45:43,711 ---> 00:45:46,409
of that dress
you wore at prom.
1102
00:45:46,452 ---> 00:45:47,845
That was a pretty memorable
night, wasn't it?
1103
00:45:47,889 ---> 00:45:49,804
Yeah.
1104
00:45:49,847 ---> 00:45:51,196
I mean, it was
the night I realized
1105
00:45:51,240 ---> 00:45:52,894
that I wasn't gonna be
going to college with you.
1106
00:45:52,937 ---> 00:45:55,374
But, um,
1107
00:45:55,418 ---> 00:45:58,247
I've laid everything out
and we're ready to go.
1108
00:45:58,290 ---> 00:46:00,162
All right, yeah. I haven't done
one of these in a long time.
1109
00:46:00,205 ---> 00:46:01,119
Come on.
1110
00:46:01,163 ---> 00:46:04,427
Wait. How 'bout this?
1111
00:46:05,776 ---> 00:46:19,747
♪
1112
00:46:24,926 ---> 00:46:39,114
♪
1113
00:46:51,082 ---> 00:46:52,823
We did it![chuckling]
1114
00:46:52,867 ---> 00:46:54,303
[laughing]
1115
00:46:54,346 ---> 00:46:55,870
Really?
1116
00:46:57,045 ---> 00:46:58,568
I'm starving.
1117
00:46:58,611 ---> 00:47:01,745
How are you starving?
You just ate all the candy.
1118
00:47:01,789 ---> 00:47:04,356
It's empty calories.
Come on,
1119
00:47:04,400 ---> 00:47:07,142
we'll go to the cafe in town.
We're halfway through.
1120
00:47:07,185 ---> 00:47:09,187
I need some Christmas
fuel to finish.
1121
00:47:09,231 ---> 00:47:10,667
All right, fine.
1122
00:47:10,710 ---> 00:47:12,582
But we gotta take a quick
selfie before we leave.
1123
00:47:12,625 ---> 00:47:13,583
Okay.
1124
00:47:13,626 ---> 00:47:14,889
Ready?
1125
00:47:16,151 ---> 00:47:17,413
[camera shutter clicking]
1126
00:47:17,456 ---> 00:47:18,806
Perfect. All right.
1127
00:47:25,508 ---> 00:47:27,075
[bell ringing]
1128
00:47:27,118 ---> 00:47:29,207
Whoa.
1129
00:47:29,251 ---> 00:47:31,035
All right, now, this is the
first place we've been
1130
00:47:31,079 ---> 00:47:32,515
that actually looks different.
1131
00:47:32,558 ---> 00:47:35,257
Yeah, well, this is all Jennie.
1132
00:47:35,300 ---> 00:47:37,563
Wait.
1133
00:47:37,607 ---> 00:47:40,523
"Carl's fire-crackling chilli."
Is that Carl as in my dad Carl?
1134
00:47:40,566 ---> 00:47:42,003
Yeah. It looks like
1135
00:47:42,046 ---> 00:47:43,831
we're not the only ones
that enjoy his chilli.
1136
00:47:43,874 ---> 00:47:44,875
I could just imagine
1137
00:47:44,919 ---> 00:47:46,050
that bird perched
on your head.
1138
00:47:46,094 ---> 00:47:47,051
I know.
1139
00:47:47,095 ---> 00:47:48,096Hi, Dad.
1140
00:47:48,139 ---> 00:47:49,271
How you doing, Bel?
Hey, Dustin.
1141
00:47:49,314 ---> 00:47:50,576
How are you guys?
1142
00:47:50,620 ---> 00:47:52,230
Really good.
1143
00:47:52,274 ---> 00:47:54,450
You know, your daughter is just
a natural at this whole thing.
1144
00:47:54,493 ---> 00:47:55,581
Oh, Carl, this is your daughter?
1145
00:47:55,625 ---> 00:47:57,192
Carl:
Yeah. Yeah.
1146
00:47:57,235 ---> 00:47:58,715
I've heard so much about you,
1147
00:47:58,758 ---> 00:48:00,717
when he's not talking
about food, that is.
1148
00:48:00,760 ---> 00:48:02,893
[laughing]
I'm Jennie.
1149
00:48:02,937 ---> 00:48:05,200
Nice to meet you. I love what
you've done with the place.
1150
00:48:05,243 ---> 00:48:07,158
Jennie has turned this place
into a gourmet diner.
1151
00:48:07,202 ---> 00:48:09,204
You know what?
You should be on that TV show.
1152
00:48:09,247 ---> 00:48:11,249
What's it called?
Diners and Timesor--
1153
00:48:11,293 ---> 00:48:12,860
Don't be silly.
1154
00:48:12,903 ---> 00:48:15,123
I wouldn't know what to say in
front of all those cameras.
1155
00:48:15,166 ---> 00:48:17,168
But you could do all
the talking.
1156
00:48:17,212 ---> 00:48:18,866
Are you saying
that I talk too much?
1157
00:48:18,909 ---> 00:48:20,084
Yeah, maybe I am.
1158
00:48:20,128 ---> 00:48:21,607
Dad, how come you're
not at town hall?
1159
00:48:21,651 ---> 00:48:23,044
Oh, because it's lunch
1160
00:48:23,087 ---> 00:48:26,134
and I thought I'd give
the volunteers some chilli.
1161
00:48:26,177 ---> 00:48:28,136
Ah. And if you'd
both like a bowl,
1162
00:48:28,179 ---> 00:48:29,485
I would suggest you
order it right now
1163
00:48:29,528 ---> 00:48:31,269
because we are down
to the last two.
1164
00:48:31,313 ---> 00:48:32,836
I could go for a bowl.
How 'bout you?
1165
00:48:32,880 ---> 00:48:33,837
Yeah.
That sound great.
1166
00:48:33,881 ---> 00:48:34,969
All right, it's on the house.
1167
00:48:35,012 ---> 00:48:36,231
Oh, thanks, Jen.
1168
00:48:36,274 ---> 00:48:37,841
Yeah. Nice, nice.
1169
00:48:37,885 ---> 00:48:40,583
Well I better get back because I
bet everybody's starving.
1170
00:48:40,626 ---> 00:48:41,889
So, have a good day.
1171
00:48:43,629 ---> 00:48:44,587
Bye, Dad.
1172
00:48:44,630 ---> 00:48:45,718
Jennie:
Here you go.
1173
00:48:45,762 ---> 00:48:50,201
Two bowls of the
crackling fire chilli.
1174
00:48:50,245 ---> 00:48:51,637
Wow.
Thank you.
1175
00:48:51,681 ---> 00:48:54,162
Your father really knows
his way around a kitchen.
1176
00:48:54,205 ---> 00:48:56,033
When he made me his
famous roast dinner,
1177
00:48:56,077 ---> 00:48:58,340
that was something.
[chuckling]
1178
00:48:58,383 ---> 00:48:59,602
Well, enjoy.
1179
00:48:59,645 ---> 00:49:01,734
Thank you.
1180
00:49:01,778 ---> 00:49:03,432
Did you hear that?
1181
00:49:03,475 ---> 00:49:06,087
He made her dinner,
our roast dinner.
1182
00:49:06,130 ---> 00:49:07,784
I like that we
don't have a song,
1183
00:49:07,827 ---> 00:49:09,307
but we have a roast dinner?
1184
00:49:09,351 ---> 00:49:10,961
You're not listening.
1185
00:49:11,005 ---> 00:49:12,658
Dad and Jennie are
totally dating.
1186
00:49:12,702 ---> 00:49:14,747
No.
1187
00:49:14,791 ---> 00:49:16,358
You think?What? Are you crazy?
1188
00:49:16,401 ---> 00:49:18,969
Did you see the way she was
laughing and holding his arm?
1189
00:49:19,013 ---> 00:49:20,275
Kind of like the way you're
holding my arm right now?
1190
00:49:20,318 ---> 00:49:21,493
Ugh.
1191
00:49:21,537 ---> 00:49:24,105
Why wouldn't he tell me?
1192
00:49:24,148 ---> 00:49:26,063
Maybe he's afraid of
the way you might react.
1193
00:49:26,107 ---> 00:49:29,066
Big change when a parent
has somebody new.
1194
00:49:29,110 ---> 00:49:31,286
I guess.
This is so good.
1195
00:49:31,329 ---> 00:49:33,723
They really do make
a great team.
1196
00:49:33,766 ---> 00:49:35,725
Hey, out of curiosity,
1197
00:49:35,768 ---> 00:49:39,947
what would you think if your
dad did find somebody new?
1198
00:49:39,990 ---> 00:49:42,123
I think it would be great.
Plus, you know,
1199
00:49:42,166 ---> 00:49:44,038
everyone deserves
a second chance at love.
1200
00:49:45,213 ---> 00:49:47,389
Yeah, I think they do.
1201
00:49:48,520 ---> 00:49:49,652
[phone chiming]
1202
00:49:49,695 ---> 00:49:52,089
Oh. All right, next clue.
1203
00:49:53,351 ---> 00:49:56,528
Oh, it's from Logan.
1204
00:49:56,572 ---> 00:49:58,878
He got his flight.
1205
00:49:58,922 ---> 00:50:02,273
Oh. Uh, great. Good.
1206
00:50:02,317 ---> 00:50:04,841
Faith:
Hey, look at you guys
sitting at your old table.
1207
00:50:04,884 ---> 00:50:06,451
Dustin:
Oh. Hey, man.
1208
00:50:06,495 ---> 00:50:07,800
Oh my gosh,
I didn't even realize.
1209
00:50:07,844 ---> 00:50:08,888
Bel, you should get
a milkshake and share it,
1210
00:50:08,932 ---> 00:50:09,846
just like you
did in high school.
1211
00:50:09,889 ---> 00:50:11,195
Actually,
1212
00:50:11,239 ---> 00:50:13,893
they make a pretty mean
strawberry milkshake here.
1213
00:50:13,937 ---> 00:50:14,982
How can you say no?
1214
00:50:15,025 ---> 00:50:16,461
Jason, babe,
can you go and grab us
1215
00:50:16,505 ---> 00:50:18,333
two of the Christmas pepper
mac and cheese?
1216
00:50:18,376 ---> 00:50:19,334
Yeah, cool.
1217
00:50:19,377 ---> 00:50:20,988
And a milkshake to go.
1218
00:50:21,031 ---> 00:50:22,293
Sure.Thanks, babe.
1219
00:50:22,337 ---> 00:50:24,469
So, where are you guys?
We're halfway through.
1220
00:50:24,513 ---> 00:50:26,515
So are we.Dustin:Yeah.
1221
00:50:26,558 ---> 00:50:28,517
And Logan texted.
He's on his way.
1222
00:50:28,560 ---> 00:50:30,345
Oh. Uh, he canmake it?
1223
00:50:30,388 ---> 00:50:32,260
Belinda:
Yeah. He booked his flight.
1224
00:50:32,303 ---> 00:50:34,392
That's-- that's great.
1225
00:50:34,436 ---> 00:50:36,133
Right?
1226
00:50:36,177 ---> 00:50:38,222
It's really good.
1227
00:50:38,266 ---> 00:50:39,528
[phone chiming]
1228
00:50:39,571 ---> 00:50:40,616
Oh.
1229
00:50:42,531 ---> 00:50:43,749
Is that the same one?
1230
00:50:43,793 ---> 00:50:45,229
Belinda:Same.
1231
00:50:45,273 ---> 00:50:46,491
"Small in scale,
1232
00:50:46,535 ---> 00:50:48,189
"it's contents contain
specific detail.
1233
00:50:48,232 ---> 00:50:50,321
"They pull the sleigh
and guide the way.
1234
00:50:50,365 ---> 00:50:52,454
"Not all have
a nose that glows.
1235
00:50:52,497 ---> 00:50:54,456
"Their world contained
within a sphere,
1236
00:50:54,499 ---> 00:50:56,284
you can see through it,
it's clear."
1237
00:50:56,327 ---> 00:50:58,112
"When you shake it,
there's flakes and glitter.
1238
00:50:58,155 ---> 00:51:01,071
"No worries, it doesn't litter."
1239
00:51:01,115 ---> 00:51:02,681
All:
Snow globe.
1240
00:51:02,725 ---> 00:51:03,813
Jason, get all that to go.
1241
00:51:03,856 ---> 00:51:05,032
No! What about our food?
1242
00:51:05,075 ---> 00:51:06,468
No, we'll get it later.
Come on. Gotta go.
1243
00:51:06,511 ---> 00:51:09,123
Let's go.Thank you.
1244
00:51:13,214 ---> 00:51:15,955
Okay, so what?
It's just like any snow globe?
1245
00:51:15,999 ---> 00:51:18,915
No, there was a specific clue.
It said, "Pull the sleigh
1246
00:51:18,958 ---> 00:51:22,005
"and guide the way."
There's a reindeer in it.
1247
00:51:22,049 ---> 00:51:23,833
Oh, if anybody's gonna have it,
1248
00:51:23,876 ---> 00:51:25,226
I'd be the Antique Emporium
down the street.
1249
00:51:25,269 ---> 00:51:26,401
Okay.But first...
1250
00:51:26,444 ---> 00:51:27,706
Hey!
1251
00:51:27,750 ---> 00:51:30,187
Mmm. It's Christmas fuel.
1252
00:51:40,415 ---> 00:51:42,939
Oh, perfect. Look at this.
1253
00:51:42,982 ---> 00:51:45,115
Wow.
1254
00:51:45,159 ---> 00:51:47,030
There's really
something so magical
1255
00:51:47,074 ---> 00:51:48,727
about these little worlds.
1256
00:51:48,771 ---> 00:51:51,556
Yeah. Look at the intricate
detail on this church.
1257
00:51:51,600 ---> 00:51:54,168
Wait, is that a reindeer?
1258
00:51:54,211 ---> 00:51:55,647
Belinda:
No, that's a horse.
1259
00:51:55,691 ---> 00:51:57,345
Oh, yeah.
1260
00:51:57,388 ---> 00:51:59,216
Well, you think
they're gonna notice?
1261
00:51:59,260 ---> 00:52:02,611
You wanna make a rookie
mistake like Faith did?
1262
00:52:02,654 ---> 00:52:04,656
No. I don't.
1263
00:52:04,700 ---> 00:52:06,832
I'm gonna go ask her
if she has any more.
1264
00:52:06,876 ---> 00:52:08,095
Okay.
1265
00:52:20,455 ---> 00:52:22,283
Beautiful.
1266
00:52:22,326 ---> 00:52:25,547
My dad gave one to my mom on
their one year anniversary
1267
00:52:25,590 ---> 00:52:28,158
with a little picture of
the two of them inside of it.
1268
00:52:28,202 ---> 00:52:32,989
She never took it off, ever.
1269
00:52:33,032 ---> 00:52:34,730
Yeah. I remember.
1270
00:52:37,689 ---> 00:52:39,778
She doesn't have
any more snow globes,
1271
00:52:39,822 ---> 00:52:42,259
but I did find out
that there is a lady
1272
00:52:42,303 ---> 00:52:44,218
that lives down the street
that has a whole collection
1273
00:52:44,261 ---> 00:52:45,610
of vintage snow globes,
1274
00:52:45,654 ---> 00:52:48,918
and that woman's name
is Mrs. Murphy.
1275
00:52:48,961 ---> 00:52:51,964
Mrs. Murphy,
our old music teacher?
1276
00:52:52,008 ---> 00:52:53,749
Yeah, the very one.
1277
00:52:53,792 ---> 00:52:56,143
Oh, wow.
She was always so nice to me,
1278
00:52:56,186 ---> 00:52:59,015
even though I
couldn't hold a note.
1279
00:52:59,058 ---> 00:53:00,234
Yeah, I remember that, too.
1280
00:53:00,277 ---> 00:53:01,887
[chuckling]
Come on.
1281
00:53:01,931 ---> 00:53:03,324
Belinda:
Thank you.
1282
00:53:14,248 ---> 00:53:16,293
So, what do we do
if Mrs. Murphy
1283
00:53:16,337 ---> 00:53:17,642
doesn't have one
with a reindeer?
1284
00:53:17,686 ---> 00:53:20,036
Oh, we'll just cross that
snow-covered bridge
1285
00:53:20,079 ---> 00:53:21,690
when we come to it.
1286
00:53:21,733 ---> 00:53:22,995
Hey, remember when Mrs. Murphy
1287
00:53:23,039 ---> 00:53:24,475
found us at the bleachers
after curfew?
1288
00:53:24,519 ---> 00:53:26,390
Oh, I was grounded
for a month.
1289
00:53:26,434 ---> 00:53:30,133
Oh, I'd say it was
worth it, wouldn't you?
1290
00:53:30,177 ---> 00:53:32,788
I don't know.
Wasn't that the night
1291
00:53:32,831 ---> 00:53:34,790
we swore we'd go away
to college together?
1292
00:53:34,833 ---> 00:53:36,183
[knocking]
1293
00:53:36,226 ---> 00:53:37,706
[sighing]
Listen, Belinda,
1294
00:53:37,749 ---> 00:53:40,883
if I could have done things
differently, I would have
1295
00:53:40,926 ---> 00:53:43,190
because...
1296
00:53:43,233 ---> 00:53:44,539
What?
1297
00:53:44,582 ---> 00:53:46,802
[door opening]
1298
00:53:46,845 ---> 00:53:49,457
Look who it is -
Dustin and Belinda.
1299
00:53:49,500 ---> 00:53:51,937
Patricia called a few minutes
ago to say you were on your way.
1300
00:53:51,981 ---> 00:53:53,896
Come on in.
1301
00:53:56,942 ---> 00:53:58,988
You know, I think the last time
I saw the two of you together
1302
00:53:59,031 ---> 00:54:00,598
was when I was chaperoning prom.
1303
00:54:00,642 ---> 00:54:02,948
You made such a striking couple.
1304
00:54:02,992 ---> 00:54:04,298
I always knew you'd
end up together.
1305
00:54:04,341 ---> 00:54:05,734
Oh, we're not...
1306
00:54:05,777 ---> 00:54:07,518
Together.
1307
00:54:07,562 ---> 00:54:09,041Hmm. Pity.
1308
00:54:11,914 ---> 00:54:13,394
Wow. So, where did you
get all these from?
1309
00:54:13,437 ---> 00:54:14,873
Well, every summer,
1310
00:54:14,917 ---> 00:54:16,527
when school would let out,
I'd go away on a trip
1311
00:54:16,571 ---> 00:54:18,007
and I collected them.
1312
00:54:18,050 ---> 00:54:21,097
So, you know, this one
is from Prague and, oh,
1313
00:54:21,140 ---> 00:54:23,230
this one's from
the Canary Islands.
1314
00:54:23,273 ---> 00:54:24,970
Wow. You know,
I never actually had you pegged
1315
00:54:25,014 ---> 00:54:26,320
as a world traveller,
Mrs. Murphy.
1316
00:54:26,363 ---> 00:54:28,104
Uh, Margaret.
1317
00:54:28,147 ---> 00:54:29,888
That's okay.
1318
00:54:29,932 ---> 00:54:31,281
Students don't usually
see their teachers
1319
00:54:31,325 ---> 00:54:32,630
as anything but
homework assigners.
1320
00:54:32,674 ---> 00:54:34,763
So, Patricia mentioned
1321
00:54:34,806 ---> 00:54:37,679
you needed a reindeer.
1322
00:54:37,722 ---> 00:54:40,334
Dustin:
Oh, perfect.
1323
00:54:40,377 ---> 00:54:41,987
Rudolf himself.
Okay, all right.
1324
00:54:42,031 ---> 00:54:43,293
Why don't you hold that up?
1325
00:54:43,337 ---> 00:54:45,730
Take a quick photo.
Perfect.
1326
00:54:45,774 ---> 00:54:47,428
Okay, great.
Thank you.
1327
00:54:47,471 ---> 00:54:49,386
Thank you so much.You're so welcome.
1328
00:54:49,430 ---> 00:54:52,215
So, Belinda,
where did you end up?
1329
00:54:52,259 ---> 00:54:53,738
Uh, I went off to college
1330
00:54:53,782 ---> 00:54:56,741
and now I work for
Jasper Development.
1331
00:54:56,785 ---> 00:54:59,222
And you two came together
for the scavenger hunt.
1332
00:54:59,266 ---> 00:55:01,311
It was a random draw.
1333
00:55:01,355 ---> 00:55:03,618
Oh.
1334
00:55:03,661 ---> 00:55:06,142
I see.
1335
00:55:06,185 ---> 00:55:08,231
Yeah.
1336
00:55:08,275 ---> 00:55:10,277
That one I recognize.
1337
00:55:10,320 ---> 00:55:11,321
That was on your
desk at school, right?
1338
00:55:11,365 ---> 00:55:13,192
It was.
1339
00:55:13,236 ---> 00:55:15,543
And you know what?
You should have this.
1340
00:55:15,586 ---> 00:55:16,544
Oh, we couldn't.
1341
00:55:16,587 ---> 00:55:17,849
I insist.
1342
00:55:17,893 ---> 00:55:20,330
I need the space
for more snow globes. Please.
1343
00:55:20,374 ---> 00:55:22,854
Thank you.
1344
00:55:22,898 ---> 00:55:26,554
You're welcome.
Let me get you a bag.
1345
00:55:31,210 ---> 00:55:33,300
Nice birds.
1346
00:55:37,652 ---> 00:55:41,395
Oh. Yeah, I, uh--
I can't do it either.
1347
00:55:41,438 ---> 00:55:42,613
[phone chiming]What?
1348
00:55:42,657 ---> 00:55:44,615
Call her by her first name.
1349
00:55:44,659 ---> 00:55:47,226
Oh, great.
What do we got next?
1350
00:55:47,270 ---> 00:55:48,489
Okay.
1351
00:55:48,532 ---> 00:55:51,274
"Time to collect any puzzle,
gadget or game.
1352
00:55:51,318 ---> 00:55:54,625
"The looks on children's faces
are one of exclaim.
1353
00:55:54,669 ---> 00:55:56,235
"Whether it be a doll,
book or train,
1354
00:55:56,279 ---> 00:55:58,629
"the joy you will bring
cannot be contained.
1355
00:55:58,673 ---> 00:56:02,111
"Avoid apparel, when you toss
into the barrel, basket or box.
1356
00:56:02,154 ---> 00:56:04,940
"Remember, you're racing
against the clocks."
1357
00:56:04,983 ---> 00:56:06,855
That sounds like a
toy drive donation to me.
1358
00:56:06,898 ---> 00:56:08,726
Perfect. First stop - toy store.
1359
00:56:08,770 ---> 00:56:10,337
Then, town hall.
1360
00:56:16,778 ---> 00:56:19,868
Oh, this is amazing.
I feel like Santa.
1361
00:56:19,911 ---> 00:56:23,132
Hey, what was the best gift
the big guy ever brought you?
1362
00:56:23,175 ---> 00:56:24,133
Oh, easy - my scooter.
1363
00:56:24,176 ---> 00:56:26,178
In the winter?
1364
00:56:26,222 ---> 00:56:27,832
Yeah. My dad shovelled
out the driveway.
1365
00:56:27,876 ---> 00:56:29,834
I could do tricks on that
thing by springtime.
1366
00:56:29,878 ---> 00:56:31,923
[chuckling]What about you?
1367
00:56:31,967 ---> 00:56:33,534
I liked the small gifts,
1368
00:56:33,577 ---> 00:56:36,841
you know, the stuff that came
in the Christmas stockings.
1369
00:56:36,885 ---> 00:56:40,584
Actually, a lot like these
finger puppets here.
1370
00:56:40,628 ---> 00:56:42,456
It was just the first
thing that I'd reach for
1371
00:56:42,499 ---> 00:56:43,935
every Christmas morning.
1372
00:56:43,979 ---> 00:56:46,503
Oh. Well, maybe I'll get you
a little, tiny gift
1373
00:56:46,547 ---> 00:56:48,375
and put it in a gigantic box,
just to throw you off.
1374
00:56:48,418 ---> 00:56:50,594
The best gifts come
in small packages.
1375
00:56:50,638 ---> 00:56:53,684
[phone ringing]
1376
00:56:53,728 ---> 00:56:56,948
Oh. Uh, I have to take this.
1377
00:56:56,992 ---> 00:56:58,210
Sure.
1378
00:56:58,254 ---> 00:56:59,995
[phone ringing]
1379
00:57:00,038 ---> 00:57:01,692
Wow, honey. This is so great.
1380
00:57:01,736 ---> 00:57:05,392
You're gonna put a lot of smiles
on those kids' faces this year.
1381
00:57:05,435 ---> 00:57:07,176
Oh, kind of like the smile
you had on your face
1382
00:57:07,219 ---> 00:57:09,352
at Jennie's diner?
1383
00:57:09,396 ---> 00:57:12,007
It's okay, Dad.
I know you made her dinner.
1384
00:57:12,050 ---> 00:57:14,009
Yeah,
1385
00:57:14,052 ---> 00:57:17,491
and I was gonna discuss it
with you over the holidays.
1386
00:57:17,534 ---> 00:57:18,883
I think she seems really nice.
1387
00:57:18,927 ---> 00:57:21,625
You guys have the whole
food thing in common.
1388
00:57:21,669 ---> 00:57:24,759
Yeah, we do. I just wanna make
sure you're okay with it.
1389
00:57:24,802 ---> 00:57:25,890
I think I am.
1390
00:57:25,934---> 00:57:27,936
It's like you said,
1391
00:57:27,979 ---> 00:57:29,938
we need to celebrate life,
1392
00:57:29,981 ---> 00:57:31,766
which means that we should
be celebrating Christmas
1393
00:57:31,809 ---> 00:57:33,855
the way we used to,
1394
00:57:33,898 ---> 00:57:35,639
not hiding away
in my little apartment.
1395
00:57:35,683 ---> 00:57:38,250
And if that means that we
include Jennie in that,
1396
00:57:38,294 ---> 00:57:40,165
I'm okay with it.
1397
00:57:40,209 ---> 00:57:42,429
Thank you, honey.
Yeah, 'cause, you know,
1398
00:57:42,472 ---> 00:57:44,735
I was thinking she's alone
for the holidays,
1399
00:57:44,779 ---> 00:57:47,651
so I should invite her over with
us 'cause, you know--
1400
00:57:47,695 ---> 00:57:50,132
I made my turkey stuffing.
It's gonna knock your socks off!
1401
00:57:50,175 ---> 00:57:52,351
I hope you made a lot
because I sort of
1402
00:57:52,395 ---> 00:57:55,180
also invited
James Brogue to dinner.
1403
00:57:55,224 ---> 00:57:58,619
You really are your
mother's daughter. Love you.
1404
00:57:58,662 ---> 00:58:02,536
Did you tell Dustin
about the museum?
1405
00:58:02,579 ---> 00:58:06,365
[sighing]
I did. Yeah.
1406
00:58:06,409 ---> 00:58:08,890
And you were right,
he didn't judge me.
1407
00:58:08,933 ---> 00:58:11,022
That's good.
1408
00:58:11,066 ---> 00:58:13,503
So, maybe I should
make some extra gravy.
1409
00:58:13,547 ---> 00:58:15,549
Huh? Huh? Huh?Stop! Stop!
1410
00:58:15,592 ---> 00:58:17,376
Okay.
1411
00:58:17,420 ---> 00:58:20,075
Well, that
phone call made you happy.
1412
00:58:20,118 ---> 00:58:21,859
Who was that?
1413
00:58:21,903 ---> 00:58:24,079
I'm working on a bit of a
Christmas surprise right now.
1414
00:58:24,122 ---> 00:58:25,559
Yeah? Someone special?
1415
00:58:25,602 ---> 00:58:28,518
Yeah, I'd say so.
1416
00:58:28,562 ---> 00:58:30,738
Oh. Wendy Johnson?
1417
00:58:33,131 ---> 00:58:34,393
[phone chiming]Oh.
1418
00:58:34,437 ---> 00:58:36,004
Oh, great.
This is our next clue.
1419
00:58:37,484 ---> 00:58:40,399
"Open for interpretation,
you can use your imagination.
1420
00:58:40,443 ---> 00:58:43,794
"This task goes beyond
a toy or trinket.
1421
00:58:43,838 ---> 00:58:46,231
"You'll have to rethink it.
1422
00:58:46,275 ---> 00:58:49,887
"You're asked to fulfil
a young one's desire and will.
1423
00:58:49,931 ---> 00:58:53,064
"This may take some skill,
but it can be a thrill."
1424
00:58:53,108 ---> 00:58:54,588
This one's hard.
1425
00:58:54,631 ---> 00:58:57,068
Let me see.
"Young one" must mean child.
1426
00:58:57,112 ---> 00:58:59,549
They specifically mentioned
1427
00:58:59,593 ---> 00:59:02,552
"beyond a toy."
1428
00:59:02,596 ---> 00:59:04,946
And it's open for
interpretation.
1429
00:59:04,989 ---> 00:59:07,557
What?
1430
00:59:07,601 ---> 00:59:09,733
That surprise
thatI'm working on,
1431
00:59:09,777 ---> 00:59:11,692
I think it's gonna
knock it out of the park
1432
00:59:11,735 ---> 00:59:12,867
and knock it off our list.
1433
00:59:12,910 ---> 00:59:15,696
Wait, no. We just got this clue.
1434
00:59:15,739 ---> 00:59:17,175
Isn't that kind of cheating?
1435
00:59:17,219 ---> 00:59:18,873
Oh, yeah, but I was
gonna do it anyways.
1436
00:59:18,916 ---> 00:59:20,614
I didn't know it was gonna be
the answer to the next clue.
1437
00:59:20,657 ---> 00:59:22,267
Well then, it's fate.
1438
00:59:22,311 ---> 00:59:24,618
Yeah, well, isn't that was
Christmas is all about?
1439
00:59:24,661 ---> 00:59:25,967
Surprises? Magic?
1440
00:59:26,010 ---> 00:59:29,710
Yeah, it is.
So, what is it?
1441
00:59:31,755 ---> 00:59:34,062
I should show you. Come on.
1442
00:59:35,933 ---> 00:59:38,545
Let's grab one of these.[chuckling]
1443
00:59:51,819 ---> 00:59:53,342
Oh, great. There he is.
1444
00:59:53,385 ---> 00:59:56,475
Hey, Mr. Dustin.
Hey, Miss Belinda.
1445
00:59:56,519 ---> 00:59:58,347
Hi.Hi, Dex.
1446
00:59:58,390 ---> 00:59:59,391
What are you still doing here?
1447
00:59:59,435 ---> 01:00:00,915
Did you forget to tell Santa
1448
01:00:00,958 ---> 01:00:02,569
something you wanted
on your list?
1449
01:00:02,612 ---> 01:00:06,790
No, but my dad says Santa has an
early Christmas present for me.
1450
01:00:06,834 ---> 01:00:08,052
Oh, he did, did he?
1451
01:00:08,096 ---> 01:00:09,880
Well, you must've been
very good this year.
1452
01:00:09,924 ---> 01:00:12,491
I tried. I even shared my Legos
with Sara Parker,
1453
01:00:12,535 ---> 01:00:16,147
even though she's always
chasing me at recesses.
1454
01:00:16,191 ---> 01:00:18,149
Hmm. I think that means
she likes you.
1455
01:00:18,193 ---> 01:00:19,629
Eww.
1456
01:00:19,673 ---> 01:00:21,370
You know, I actually used
to chase this one around
1457
01:00:21,413 ---> 01:00:22,980
and she actually
agreed to be my girlfriend.
1458
01:00:23,024 ---> 01:00:25,809
She's your girlfriend, Dustin?
1459
01:00:25,853 ---> 01:00:28,899
Not now, but I was
a long time ago.
1460
01:00:28,943 ---> 01:00:31,772
Oh.
1461
01:00:31,815 ---> 01:00:33,208
You'll get it one day.
1462
01:00:33,251 ---> 01:00:36,515
Oh, um,
1463
01:00:36,559 ---> 01:00:40,302
I think you're present
just came early this year.
1464
01:00:41,651 ---> 01:00:43,479
Huh?
1465
01:00:43,522 ---> 01:00:46,743
Mom, you're here!
1466
01:00:46,787 ---> 01:00:51,313
[crowd applauding]
1467
01:00:56,448 ---> 01:00:58,059
You did this?
1468
01:00:58,102 ---> 01:00:59,669
Yeah.
1469
01:00:59,713 ---> 01:01:01,628
Wow.
1470
01:01:01,671 ---> 01:01:05,240
Oh, the museum has this
old military wing.
1471
01:01:05,283 ---> 01:01:06,807
It's funded by the corps.
1472
01:01:06,850 ---> 01:01:08,809
So, I just-- I gave them a call,
1473
01:01:08,852 ---> 01:01:13,509
explained the situation, and
they pulled some strings.
1474
01:01:15,511 ---> 01:01:16,817
It's amazing.
1475
01:01:16,860 ---> 01:01:19,080
We all know how it feels
1476
01:01:19,123 ---> 01:01:21,169
to be with the ones
we love at Christmas.
1477
01:01:24,085 ---> 01:01:27,131
You just gave that family
a gift they'll never forget.
1478
01:01:27,175 ---> 01:01:28,742
[phone chiming]Oh.
1479
01:01:28,785 ---> 01:01:30,918
Oh, this is it.
1480
01:01:30,961 ---> 01:01:32,441
All right, we're
in the home stretch.
1481
01:01:32,484 ---> 01:01:34,573
"So, time to enter the kitchen
1482
01:01:34,617 ---> 01:01:36,532
"for a delicious tradition.
1483
01:01:36,575 ---> 01:01:40,188
"Your creations will
require fun-shaped cutters,
1484
01:01:40,231 ---> 01:01:42,059
"you may need lots of butter.
1485
01:01:42,103 ---> 01:01:46,324
"The icing is enticing
and comes in many colours -
1486
01:01:46,368 ---> 01:01:48,065
"red, green, blue,
yellow and white.
1487
01:01:48,109 ---> 01:01:49,588
"You can't resist
taking a bite."
1488
01:01:49,632 ---> 01:01:51,242
Yay! We get to
make sugar cookies.
1489
01:01:51,286 ---> 01:01:53,027
Great. Well, my place or yours?
1490
01:01:53,070 ---> 01:01:54,811
Uh, do you have baking sheets?
1491
01:01:54,855 ---> 01:01:56,247
Back to my dad's.
1492
01:01:56,291 ---> 01:01:58,597
Pretty sure he has
everything we need and more.
1493
01:01:58,641 ---> 01:01:59,860
Okay.
1494
01:02:11,872 ---> 01:02:14,831
Wow. You still have that?
1495
01:02:14,875 ---> 01:02:17,573
Dustin:
Oh. Oh, yeah. Of course.
1496
01:02:17,616 ---> 01:02:21,751
Do you have any of the gifts I
gave you in high school?
1497
01:02:21,795 ---> 01:02:23,971
Dustin, I was devastated.
1498
01:02:25,799 ---> 01:02:29,846
I had to forget about you
in order to move on.
1499
01:02:33,328 ---> 01:02:35,678
Yeah. No, I get that, of course.
1500
01:02:35,722 ---> 01:02:36,897
Um...
1501
01:02:41,684 ---> 01:02:42,903
Maybe that's the reason
1502
01:02:42,946 ---> 01:02:44,861
why I'm having such
a hard time with this.
1503
01:02:46,820 ---> 01:02:49,518
[knocking]
1504
01:02:49,561 ---> 01:02:51,520
Logan.
1505
01:02:51,563 ---> 01:02:53,827
What are you doing here?
1506
01:02:53,870 ---> 01:02:55,872
I told you,
I booked my flight.
1507
01:02:55,916 ---> 01:02:57,178
It came in over an hour ago.
1508
01:02:57,221 ---> 01:02:59,528
I emailed you my flight info.
1509
01:02:59,571 ---> 01:03:01,791
Oh. I...
1510
01:03:01,835 ---> 01:03:04,838
I guess I haven't
checked my phone in awhile.
1511
01:03:04,881 ---> 01:03:07,710
Hi.
1512
01:03:07,754 ---> 01:03:11,888
Logan, this is Dustin, my, um...
1513
01:03:11,932 ---> 01:03:13,585
We grew up together.
1514
01:03:13,629 ---> 01:03:14,673
Nice to meet you.
1515
01:03:14,717 ---> 01:03:15,979
Yeah, you too.
1516
01:03:16,023 ---> 01:03:18,765
Um, sorry, do you want
a hand with your bags?
1517
01:03:18,808 ---> 01:03:21,680
No, it's just a carry-on.
I won't be here long, so...
1518
01:03:21,724 ---> 01:03:24,814
Okay. Um...
1519
01:03:24,858 ---> 01:03:27,338
We have to get inside,
do some baking.
1520
01:03:27,382 ---> 01:03:28,818
Baking?
1521
01:03:28,862 ---> 01:03:32,082
Why don't I tell you
about it inside?
1522
01:03:32,126 ---> 01:03:33,910
Dustin:
Okay, we need butter.
And what else?
1523
01:03:33,954 ---> 01:03:35,129
Excuse me.Sorry.
1524
01:03:35,172 ---> 01:03:36,434
Hey, babe.
1525
01:03:36,478 ---> 01:03:40,134
Eggs...
Uh, we need flour and vanilla.
1526
01:03:40,177 ---> 01:03:41,222
Wow.
1527
01:03:41,265 ---> 01:03:43,137
Healthy.
1528
01:03:43,180 ---> 01:03:45,922
Well, cookies,
it's not veggies.
1529
01:03:45,966 ---> 01:03:47,445
Besides,
it's for a good cause.
1530
01:03:47,489 ---> 01:03:50,318
You, uh, really seem to know
your way around a kitchen.
1531
01:03:50,361 ---> 01:03:55,105
Uh... yeah, I guess I do.
1532
01:03:55,149 ---> 01:03:57,412
The cookies are for the annual
town Christmas scavenger hunt.
1533
01:03:57,455 ---> 01:04:00,632
Oh, right. Okay.
1534
01:04:00,676 ---> 01:04:02,852
How did you get to
pick your teammate?
1535
01:04:02,896 ---> 01:04:05,768
Uh, it was random.
It's a random draw.
1536
01:04:05,812 ---> 01:04:06,813
Just picked out of a hat.
1537
01:04:06,856 ---> 01:04:09,163
Right. Yeah.
1538
01:04:09,206 ---> 01:04:12,122
How long does
this hunt go on for?
1539
01:04:12,166 ---> 01:04:13,602
It's just a day.
It started at eight a.m.
1540
01:04:13,645 ---> 01:04:14,777
and it finishes
at midnight tonight.
1541
01:04:14,821 ---> 01:04:16,039
I thought you said
1542
01:04:16,083 ---> 01:04:17,214
you were working on
closing that property.
1543
01:04:17,258 ---> 01:04:18,650
Some old textile mill?
1544
01:04:18,694 ---> 01:04:19,869
I am working on it.
1545
01:04:19,913 ---> 01:04:21,349
There's just not a lot to do
1546
01:04:21,392 ---> 01:04:24,961
until Mr. Coggins signs off
on the proposal.
1547
01:04:25,005 ---> 01:04:26,354
So, lots of time
to make cookies.
1548
01:04:26,397 ---> 01:04:27,659
Hmm.
1549
01:04:27,703 ---> 01:04:30,053
[phone beeping]
1550
01:04:30,097 ---> 01:04:32,099
Hey, Logan,
why don't you help out?
1551
01:04:32,142 ---> 01:04:34,362
Yeah.
1552
01:04:34,405 ---> 01:04:35,580
Uh, with what?
1553
01:04:35,624 ---> 01:04:36,886
With the cookies.
1554
01:04:36,930 ---> 01:04:38,583
Oh. I mean, I guess.
1555
01:04:38,627 ---> 01:04:40,498
I don't really know how to bake.
1556
01:04:40,542 ---> 01:04:41,804
Dustin:
Oh, it's not that hard.
1557
01:04:41,848 ---> 01:04:43,937
Come on, we'll get you
to work the mixing bowl.
1558
01:04:43,980 ---> 01:04:45,895
Come on. Oh, you might
want to take off...1559
01:04:45,939 ---> 01:04:47,462
Oh, right.
1560
01:04:47,505 ---> 01:04:49,856
Yay, in the kitchen.
That's a first.
1561
01:04:49,899 ---> 01:04:50,900
Yeah, right?
1562
01:04:50,944 ---> 01:04:52,989
Right. We're gonna
add some butter.
1563
01:04:53,033 ---> 01:04:53,990
All right.
1564
01:04:54,034 ---> 01:04:55,470
And sugar.
Sugar, yeah.
1565
01:04:55,513 ---> 01:04:56,558
Is...?
It's over here.
1566
01:04:56,601 ---> 01:04:58,560
Yeah. No, I know
where it is.
1567
01:04:58,603 ---> 01:05:00,083
Dustin:You moved it?I moved it?
1568
01:05:00,127 ---> 01:05:02,477
Dustin:Okay.
1569
01:05:02,520 ---> 01:05:04,348
All right, that in there.
All right.
1570
01:05:04,392 ---> 01:05:06,394
Nice little--
perfect. You got it.
1571
01:05:06,437 ---> 01:05:07,743
Another one? More sugar?
1572
01:05:07,786 ---> 01:05:08,962
Dustin:
Sure. Why not?
The sweeter the better.
1573
01:05:09,005 ---> 01:05:09,919
That's it.
1574
01:05:09,963 ---> 01:05:12,443
There we go.
1575
01:05:12,487 ---> 01:05:13,531
Whisk?
1576
01:05:13,575 ---> 01:05:14,663
Great. Yeah. Here.
Here you go.
1577
01:05:14,706 ---> 01:05:16,534
Spatula? Okay, that works.Go around.
1578
01:05:16,578 ---> 01:05:18,493
Okay, here we go.Oh, come on.
1579
01:05:18,536 ---> 01:05:20,887
You're gonna have to put a bit
more elbow grease in it.
1580
01:05:20,930 ---> 01:05:23,324
There you go.
You've got a good arm for it.
1581
01:05:23,367 ---> 01:05:25,326
Yeah?
Yeah.
1582
01:05:25,369 ---> 01:05:27,676
Hey, this isn't too har--
1583
01:05:27,719 ---> 01:05:29,721
[sighing]
1584
01:05:29,765 ---> 01:05:32,724
Belinda:
Ooh. Is that your silk tie?
1585
01:05:32,768 ---> 01:05:36,380
Yeah, from Italy.
1586
01:05:36,424 ---> 01:05:38,165
Sounds expensive.
1587
01:05:38,208 ---> 01:05:39,601
It's hand woven.
1588
01:05:41,255 ---> 01:05:44,649
No, I got it. I'm just gonna
go try and clean it off.
1589
01:05:44,693 ---> 01:05:46,956
[sighing]
1590
01:05:47,000 ---> 01:05:49,132
I'm sure it'll come out!Yep.
1591
01:05:49,176 ---> 01:05:50,786
You know it's butter, right?
1592
01:05:50,829 ---> 01:05:51,874
Yes, I know it's butter,
1593
01:05:51,918 ---> 01:05:53,354
but I'm trying to be positive.
1594
01:05:53,397 ---> 01:05:54,877
We still have to do this
1595
01:05:54,921 ---> 01:05:57,227
and there's only a few hours
left before the deadline.
1596
01:05:58,794 ---> 01:06:02,232
He seems... like a good guy.
1597
01:06:02,276 ---> 01:06:03,842
He's really good.
1598
01:06:03,886 ---> 01:06:06,845
He's really busy and he still
made sure to come out here.
1599
01:06:06,889 ---> 01:06:09,979
Well, kind of a given.
I mean, it is Christmas
1600
01:06:10,023 ---> 01:06:13,113
and nobody should be too
busy that they can't enjoy it.
1601
01:06:15,158 ---> 01:06:17,856
But I'm glad you're still into
finishing the scavenger hunt,
1602
01:06:17,900 ---> 01:06:18,988
even with...
1603
01:06:19,032 ---> 01:06:21,686
You know me better than that.
1604
01:06:21,730 ---> 01:06:23,384
I wouldn't leave my
partner high and dry.
1605
01:06:23,427 ---> 01:06:25,603
Now, put some
elbow grease into it.
1606
01:06:27,170 ---> 01:06:28,650
[chuckling]
1607
01:06:31,305 ---> 01:06:33,568
And that... should do it.
1608
01:06:33,611 ---> 01:06:36,397
[phone chiming]
1609
01:06:36,440 ---> 01:06:39,966
Oh, it's the--
it's the final clue.
1610
01:06:43,621 ---> 01:06:45,580
"Go back to where
this all began.
1611
01:06:45,623 ---> 01:06:47,277
"It's all part
of the master plan.
1612
01:06:47,321 ---> 01:06:50,193
"Time to get psyched
and grab those mics.
1613
01:06:50,237 ---> 01:06:52,065
"No need to croon,
belt out a tune,
1614
01:06:52,108 ---> 01:06:54,023
"until you feel over the moon.
1615
01:06:54,067 ---> 01:06:55,938
"This is a duet, not a single.
1616
01:06:55,982 ---> 01:06:57,766
"You'll both know the words
to these holiday jingles."
1617
01:06:57,809 ---> 01:07:01,509
This is Christmas karaoke.
1618
01:07:01,552 ---> 01:07:03,337
This has got to be
a first for the hunt.
1619
01:07:03,380 ---> 01:07:04,773
Well, it's a good thing
you're on my team -
1620
01:07:04,816 ---> 01:07:06,688
you can sing for the both of us.
1621
01:07:06,731 ---> 01:07:09,952
Yeah, well, unfortunately for
everyone else, it's a duet,
1622
01:07:09,996 ---> 01:07:11,258
so you have to sing.
1623
01:07:11,301 ---> 01:07:13,390
[laughing] Stop.
1624
01:07:13,434 ---> 01:07:16,219
Take these to the truck.
I'll be right there.
1625
01:07:16,263 ---> 01:07:18,265
Uh, sure. Yeah.
1626
01:07:19,918 ---> 01:07:21,877
Uh, did you get
your tie clean?
1627
01:07:21,920 ---> 01:07:23,705
As well as I could.
1628
01:07:23,748 ---> 01:07:25,837
I'll send it to the cleaners
as soon as we get back.
1629
01:07:25,881 ---> 01:07:28,014
[sighing]
1630
01:07:28,057 ---> 01:07:30,059
Looks like I have to
cut my stay short.
1631
01:07:30,103 ---> 01:07:31,974
I got a meeting on the 26th.
1632
01:07:32,018 ---> 01:07:33,976
The day after Christmas?
1633
01:07:34,020 ---> 01:07:37,501
Exactly. Christmas will be over.
God, the Wi-Fi here is terrible.
1634
01:07:37,545 ---> 01:07:39,895
But we discussed staying
until at least the 28th.
1635
01:07:39,938 ---> 01:07:42,941
Yeah, but things are
getting crazy at work.
1636
01:07:42,985 ---> 01:07:44,378
You get it.[phone ringing]
1637
01:07:44,421 ---> 01:07:46,728
Wait. Just before you--
1638
01:07:46,771 ---> 01:07:49,078
Morgan, did he agree
to the terms?
1639
01:07:49,122 ---> 01:07:51,689
No, that's unacceptable.
1640
01:07:51,733 ---> 01:07:52,995
No, I never agreed to 30%.
1641
01:07:53,039 ---> 01:07:54,605
Just meet me at town hall.
1642
01:07:54,649 ---> 01:07:56,303
Yeah, I can't.
Yeah, fine.
1643
01:07:56,346 ---> 01:07:58,044
I'll take a look and get
back to you as soon as I can.
1644
01:08:08,967 ---> 01:08:10,360
Where's Logan?
1645
01:08:10,404 ---> 01:08:12,319
He's meeting us there.
1646
01:08:13,972 ---> 01:08:15,409
You all right?
1647
01:08:15,452 ---> 01:08:17,280
I'm fine. Why?
1648
01:08:17,324 ---> 01:08:20,066
It's just that you
tend to stuff your face
1649
01:08:20,109 ---> 01:08:21,893
when something's the matter.
1650
01:08:21,937 ---> 01:08:24,809
I'm fine. Let's go.
1651
01:08:24,853 ---> 01:08:26,855
Okay.
1652
01:08:31,947 ---> 01:08:38,910
♪
1653
01:08:40,869 ---> 01:08:42,088
Is that your dad onstage?
1654
01:08:42,131 ---> 01:08:44,264
Your dad is the DJ.
1655
01:08:44,307 ---> 01:08:45,961
Let's get things thing started.
1656
01:08:46,004 ---> 01:08:47,789
He's actually not that bad.
1657
01:08:47,832 ---> 01:08:49,617
Ooh, have you guys
picked your song yet?
1658
01:08:49,660 ---> 01:08:51,575
Me and Jason did
"On the First Noel."
1659
01:08:51,619 ---> 01:08:54,143
We've been practicing our
harmonizing, just saying.
1660
01:08:54,187 ---> 01:08:55,623
Harmonizing?
1661
01:08:56,885 ---> 01:08:59,496
It's fine.
Don't worry about it. Um...
1662
01:08:59,540 ---> 01:09:00,932
Oh, we could do
"The 12 Days of Christmas."
1663
01:09:00,976 ---> 01:09:02,412
It's just--
it's like a rhyme,
1664
01:09:02,456 ---> 01:09:03,935
only sing it.
1665
01:09:03,979 ---> 01:09:05,807
All right.
I guess we've come this far.
1666
01:09:05,850 ---> 01:09:07,069
Might as well finish it off.
1667
01:09:07,113 ---> 01:09:09,463
[piano playing]
1668
01:09:11,421 ---> 01:09:15,947
♪ The First Noel
1669
01:09:15,991 ---> 01:09:18,646
♪ The Angels did say
1670
01:09:18,689 ---> 01:09:22,302
♪ Was to certain
poor shepherds ♪
1671
01:09:22,345 ---> 01:09:25,174
♪ In fields as they lay
1672
01:09:25,218 ---> 01:09:26,480
[audience applauding]
1673
01:09:26,523 ---> 01:09:29,613
No, no, no...el. Yeah!
1674
01:09:29,657 ---> 01:09:31,876
Dustin:
Whoo!
1675
01:09:31,920 ---> 01:09:33,878
Whoo!
1676
01:09:33,922 ---> 01:09:35,576
And now, couple number two.
1677
01:09:35,619 ---> 01:09:39,580
And boy, are we in for a treat
today 'cause this gal's
1678
01:09:39,623 ---> 01:09:40,972
all the way from
the big city, folks.
1679
01:09:41,016 ---> 01:09:42,670
Belinda from the big city
and Dustin.
1680
01:09:42,713 ---> 01:09:44,237
Come on up here, you two.
1681
01:09:44,280 ---> 01:09:46,195
Hello.Belinda:Hi.
1682
01:09:46,239 ---> 01:09:47,240
What are you doing?
1683
01:09:47,283 ---> 01:09:48,197
"12 Days of Christmas."
1684
01:09:48,241 ---> 01:09:49,503
"12 Days of Christmas" it is.
1685
01:09:49,546 ---> 01:09:50,721
Here you go.
1686
01:09:50,765 ---> 01:09:51,983
Faith:Whoo!
1687
01:09:52,027 ---> 01:09:55,335
Deerfield's
dynamic duo is back!
1688
01:09:55,378 ---> 01:09:57,598
[Dustin grunting]
1689
01:09:57,641 ---> 01:10:00,078
♪ On the first
day of Christmas ♪
1690
01:10:00,122 ---> 01:10:01,428
♪ My true love gave to me
1691
01:10:01,471 ---> 01:10:03,386
♪ A partridge in a pear tree
1692
01:10:03,430 ---> 01:10:06,737
♪ On the second day
of Christmas ♪
1693
01:10:06,781 ---> 01:10:08,261
♪ My true love gave to me
1694
01:10:08,304 ---> 01:10:09,958
♪ Two turtle doves
1695
01:10:10,001 ---> 01:10:13,222
♪ And a partridge
in a pear tree ♪
1696
01:10:13,266 ---> 01:10:16,965
♪ On the third day of Christmas
my true love gave to me ♪
1697
01:10:17,008 ---> 01:10:19,663
♪ Three French hens,
two turtle doves ♪
1698
01:10:19,707 ---> 01:10:22,623
♪ And a partridge in a pear tree
1699
01:10:22,666 ---> 01:10:26,453
♪ On the fourth day of Christmas
my true love gave to me ♪
1700
01:10:26,496 ---> 01:10:29,020
♪ Four calling birds,
three French hens ♪
1701
01:10:29,064 ---> 01:10:33,242
♪ two turtle doves,
and a partridge in a pear tree ♪
1702
01:10:33,286 ---> 01:10:37,028
♪ On the fifth day of Christmas
my true love gave to me ♪
1703
01:10:37,072 ---> 01:10:40,293
♪ Five golden rings
1704
01:10:40,336 ---> 01:10:43,905
♪ Four calling birds,
three French hens ♪
1705
01:10:43,948 ---> 01:10:44,993
♪ Two turtle doves,
1706
01:10:45,036 ---> 01:10:49,476
♪ And a partridge
in a pear tree ♪
1707
01:10:49,519 ---> 01:10:54,481
[audience applauding, cheering]
1708
01:11:01,836 ---> 01:11:03,272
Good job.
1709
01:11:03,316 ---> 01:11:04,839
You came.I did.
1710
01:11:04,882 ---> 01:11:07,233
Sorry about earlier.
I couldn't miss that call.
1711
01:11:09,409 ---> 01:11:10,801
Oh my gosh.
You and Dustin were amazing.
1712
01:11:10,845 ---> 01:11:11,976
So in sync, like always.
1713
01:11:12,020 ---> 01:11:13,239
It was really fun.
1714
01:11:13,282 ---> 01:11:15,676
Uh, this is Logan.
1715
01:11:15,719 ---> 01:11:17,721
Logan, this is Faith
and Jason.
1716
01:11:17,765 ---> 01:11:19,941
Hi. Nice to meet you.And you.
1717
01:11:19,984 ---> 01:11:21,638
All right, party people,
1718
01:11:21,682 ---> 01:11:23,161
now we've come to the big moment
1719
01:11:23,205 ---> 01:11:24,728
when we announce
who the winner is.
1720
01:11:24,772 ---> 01:11:25,990
But first of all,
how about a big hand
1721
01:11:26,034 ---> 01:11:27,122
for all of our participants?
1722
01:11:27,165 ---> 01:11:28,863
How about it?
Everybody was amazing.
1723
01:11:28,906 ---> 01:11:30,995
You guys were amazing.
How about a hand for yourselves?
1724
01:11:31,039 ---> 01:11:34,825
It was a tough year to pick a
winner 'cause it was so close.
1725
01:11:34,869 ---> 01:11:39,003
But tonight's champions are...
1726
01:11:39,047 ---> 01:11:41,963
Faith and Jason! Get up here!
1727
01:11:42,006 ---> 01:11:43,443
It was obvious!
1728
01:11:43,486 --->01:11:45,445
So much better
than the other ones!
1729
01:11:45,488 ---> 01:11:46,533
Faith, come on.
1730
01:11:46,576 ---> 01:11:48,274
Congratulations, you two.
1731
01:11:48,317 ---> 01:11:53,279
And our second place team,
Dustin and my beloved daughter.
1732
01:11:54,367 ---> 01:11:55,716
Not that close, really.
1733
01:11:55,759 ---> 01:11:57,587
Anyway, you guys tried.
1734
01:11:57,631 ---> 01:11:59,328
It's fun, though.
You guys were fun.
1735
01:11:59,372 ---> 01:12:01,635
Okay. I love you! Oh!
1736
01:12:01,678 ---> 01:12:03,811
With all the pledges
from our sponsors,
1737
01:12:03,854 ---> 01:12:05,943
we raised $15,000
1738
01:12:05,987 ---> 01:12:08,206
for the Textile Heritage
Mill and Museum.
1739
01:12:08,250 ---> 01:12:12,123
That's a big deal, people.
Thank you. It's wonderful.
1740
01:12:12,167 ---> 01:12:14,735
Thank you, honey.
Thank you, buddy.
1741
01:12:14,778 ---> 01:12:16,389
Thank you, guys.
1742
01:12:16,432 ---> 01:12:19,696
All right, everybody,
keep partying! Enjoy the night!
1743
01:12:19,740 ---> 01:12:22,264
[audience cheering]
1744
01:12:22,308 ---> 01:12:24,310
$15,000 -
1745
01:12:24,353 ---> 01:12:26,312
that's amazing. I just...
1746
01:12:26,355 ---> 01:12:29,967
I don't think it's enough
to save the mill.
1747
01:12:30,011 ---> 01:12:31,317
I wish there was
something else I could do.
1748
01:12:31,360 ---> 01:12:32,883
What are you talking about?
1749
01:12:32,927 ---> 01:12:37,323
I mean, you did it.
You did the scavenger hunt,
1750
01:12:37,366 ---> 01:12:40,500
despite this whole
conflict of interest.
1751
01:12:40,543 ---> 01:12:42,850
You tried, Bel.
1752
01:12:44,678 ---> 01:12:46,244
Logan:
Hey. Did I hear correctly?
1753
01:12:46,288 ---> 01:12:50,292
This whole event,
the scavenger hunt
1754
01:12:50,336 ---> 01:12:52,860
was to raise money for the
building you need to close on?
1755
01:12:52,903 ---> 01:12:54,470
What are you doing, Belinda?
1756
01:12:54,514 ---> 01:12:58,692
Nothing. I'm--
I'm not doing anything.
1757
01:12:58,735 ---> 01:13:01,912
I-- I don't want
to sell the mill.
1758
01:13:01,956 ---> 01:13:04,698
It's a really important part
of this town's history.
1759
01:13:04,741 ---> 01:13:06,221
And it would get
you your promotion.
1760
01:13:06,264 ---> 01:13:07,527
Are you losing focus here?
1761
01:13:07,570 ---> 01:13:10,356
I'm... Sorry.
1762
01:13:12,314 ---> 01:13:14,185
I don't care about that.
1763
01:13:14,229 ---> 01:13:16,362
I don't care about that
1764
01:13:16,405 ---> 01:13:18,755
as much as I care about...
1765
01:13:18,799 ---> 01:13:21,497
[sighing]
...all of this.
1766
01:13:23,934 ---> 01:13:25,806
James:
Everyone, excuse me.
1767
01:13:25,849 ---> 01:13:28,156
I just want to get
your attention for a minute.
1768
01:13:28,199 ---> 01:13:30,550
Some of you may already know me.
176901:13:30,593 ---> 01:13:33,291
Some of you may have
just heard of me.
1770
01:13:33,335 ---> 01:13:36,251
All the same,
I don't get out very much.
1771
01:13:36,294 ---> 01:13:38,427
[chuckling]
1772
01:13:38,471 ---> 01:13:40,777
And so, I've been fortunate
1773
01:13:40,821 ---> 01:13:43,998
to have received a
few visitors recently,
1774
01:13:44,041 ---> 01:13:48,698
who've taken the
time to sit and talk
1775
01:13:48,742 ---> 01:13:51,527
and share the Christmas spirit
and bring me a Christmas tree.
1776
01:13:51,571 ---> 01:13:54,356
Thank you.
[chuckling]
1777
01:13:54,400 ---> 01:13:56,663
And it was during
this couple's visit
1778
01:13:56,706 ---> 01:13:59,666
that I learned about
the plight of the mill.
1779
01:13:59,709 ---> 01:14:02,277
Now, that place is...
1780
01:14:02,320 ---> 01:14:05,585
near and dear to my heart,
1781
01:14:05,628 ---> 01:14:07,630
as I'm sure it is
to many of you.
1782
01:14:07,674 ---> 01:14:11,591
And apparently,
it's fallen on some hard times.
1783
01:14:11,634 ---> 01:14:12,809
[crowd gasping]
1784
01:14:12,853 ---> 01:14:15,029
But-but don't worry,
don't worry,
1785
01:14:15,072 ---> 01:14:18,902
because I have pledged to donate
whatever funds are necessary
1786
01:14:18,946 ---> 01:14:22,123
to keep the mill and the museum
running for years to come.
1787
01:14:22,166 ---> 01:14:24,255
[audience applauding]
1788
01:14:27,302 ---> 01:14:29,783
Merry Christmas to everyone!
[laughing]
1789
01:14:32,438 ---> 01:14:33,613
Hey!
1790
01:14:33,656 ---> 01:14:35,528
You did it!
This was all you
1791
01:14:35,571 ---> 01:14:37,486
because you went to James'
house. You saved the mill.
1792
01:14:37,530 ---> 01:14:40,620
No, we did it.
We saved the mill.
1793
01:14:42,448 ---> 01:14:44,798
Um, I have to go.
1794
01:14:46,669 ---> 01:14:50,325
If I don't see you
again before I leave...
1795
01:14:50,368 ---> 01:14:52,066
merry Christmas, Dustin.
1796
01:14:52,109 ---> 01:14:54,111
Oh, yeah.
1797
01:14:54,155 ---> 01:14:57,245
Uh, merry Christmas.
1798
01:15:04,992 ---> 01:15:07,255
Why are you letting
her walk away?
1799
01:15:08,996 ---> 01:15:11,477
Because it's not up to me.
1800
01:15:19,876 ---> 01:15:34,848
♪
1801
01:15:38,329 ---> 01:15:41,768
Carl:
Couldn't sleep
either, huh?
1802
01:15:41,811 ---> 01:15:43,334
Too much excitement, I guess.
1803
01:15:43,378 ---> 01:15:45,728
It is exciting.
1804
01:15:45,772 ---> 01:15:48,252
It's not every day
you get a Christmas miracle.
1805
01:15:48,296 ---> 01:15:51,995
So, are you and Logan headed
back right after Christmas?
1806
01:15:52,039 ---> 01:15:54,258
I should probably prove that I'm
still good at what I do,
1807
01:15:54,302 ---> 01:15:55,564
even though I didn't
close the deal.
1808
01:15:55,608 ---> 01:15:57,653
You don't have to
prove anything.
1809
01:15:57,697 ---> 01:16:00,395
You know, there's more to
life than working.
1810
01:16:00,438 ---> 01:16:04,181
And... there's...
1811
01:16:04,225 ---> 01:16:06,444
There's me,
you got me.
1812
01:16:06,488 ---> 01:16:08,838
And Dustin.
1813
01:16:08,882 ---> 01:16:11,667
I never loved anyone
as much as I loved Dustin.
1814
01:16:14,365 ---> 01:16:18,065
But it's in the past.
I've moved on.
1815
01:16:18,108 ---> 01:16:21,547
You know,
1816
01:16:21,590 ---> 01:16:25,159
I never loved anybody as
much as I loved your mom
1817
01:16:25,202 ---> 01:16:26,334
and I still love her.
1818
01:16:26,377 ---> 01:16:28,641
That was ten years ago,
1819
01:16:28,684 ---> 01:16:31,078
and I thought that's it.
1820
01:16:31,121 ---> 01:16:32,688
And now, I meet Jennie
1821
01:16:32,732 ---> 01:16:34,472
and then there's
this spark of something,
1822
01:16:34,516 ---> 01:16:36,213
but she's
still in there, honey.
1823
01:16:36,257 ---> 01:16:38,912
Don't close that up.
1824
01:16:38,955 ---> 01:16:41,828
That's a big heart
you got there.
1825
01:16:41,871 ---> 01:16:44,134
Keep it open.
1826
01:16:44,178 ---> 01:16:47,834
Give it a chance.
Come on.
1827
01:16:51,664 ---> 01:16:57,452
♪
1828
01:17:00,977 ---> 01:17:03,763
Good morning.
1829
01:17:05,199 ---> 01:17:09,333
Logan, I think we should talk.
1830
01:17:09,377 ---> 01:17:11,422
We enjoy each other's company
1831
01:17:11,466 ---> 01:17:14,991
and we've always supported
each other, but I just...
1832
01:17:15,035 ---> 01:17:17,559
I feel like it's not right.
1833
01:17:17,603 ---> 01:17:19,735
It's no one's fault.
1834
01:17:19,779 ---> 01:17:21,781
We just kind of
fell out of sync.
1835
01:17:23,173 ---> 01:17:25,915
Being here, it's brought
back a lot of memories.
1836
01:17:27,090 ---> 01:17:30,790
I understand.
Really, I do.
1837
01:17:30,833 ---> 01:17:34,620
And I hope you
understand that...
1838
01:17:34,663 ---> 01:17:36,317
[sighing]
1839
01:17:36,360 ---> 01:17:38,493
...I can't do this either.
1840
01:17:38,536 ---> 01:17:41,278
I mean, I get this is
a great town,
1841
01:17:41,322 ---> 01:17:44,151
but I have a plan
and it's back in the city.
1842
01:17:44,194 ---> 01:17:48,459
I wouldn't want you
to give any of that up.
1843
01:17:48,503 ---> 01:17:50,679
Yeah, and I don't want you to
give up what you really want.
1844
01:17:50,723 ---> 01:17:53,247
Thank you, Logan.
1845
01:17:58,600 ---> 01:18:00,820
Good luck, Belinda.
I'll go pack.
1846
01:18:03,039 ---> 01:18:05,041
Hey, Logan,
1847
01:18:05,085 ---> 01:18:08,654
make sure you have
a merry Christmas,
1848
01:18:08,697 ---> 01:18:12,222
not in the office
or on the phone.
1849
01:18:12,266 ---> 01:18:14,660
You should go visit your sister,
even for the day.
1850
01:18:14,703 ---> 01:18:17,445
I promise it'll be worth it.
1851
01:18:17,488 ---> 01:18:20,187
I might just do that.
1852
01:18:20,230 ---> 01:18:22,102
Merry Christmas, Belinda.
1853
01:18:22,145 ---> 01:18:24,539
Merry Christmas.
1854
01:18:34,723 ---> 01:18:36,159
Hey, Dustin.
1855
01:18:36,203 ---> 01:18:38,074
Hey, Bel.
1856
01:18:38,118 ---> 01:18:40,598
Sorry we lost.
1857
01:18:40,642 ---> 01:18:41,774
I brought you some
of my dad's chilli
1858
01:18:41,817 ---> 01:18:43,297
to help make you feel better.
1859
01:18:43,340 ---> 01:18:44,472
Wow. Thank you.
1860
01:18:44,515 ---> 01:18:46,213
Um...
1861
01:18:46,256 ---> 01:18:49,520
I don't know if we lost.
I think it's kind of a win.
1862
01:18:49,564 ---> 01:18:52,785
Wouldn't you say so?
1863
01:18:52,828 ---> 01:18:57,050
I mean, if you think about it,
we got a tree,
1864
01:18:57,093 ---> 01:18:59,313
and we raised James' spirt.
1865
01:18:59,356 ---> 01:19:02,838
We donated a bunch of really
great toys for the kids.
1866
01:19:02,882 ---> 01:19:06,537
You made a little boy's
Christmas wish come true.
1867
01:19:06,581 ---> 01:19:09,018
And you saved the museum.
1868
01:19:11,194 ---> 01:19:12,892
But I think
the best part of all of it
1869
01:19:12,935 ---> 01:19:14,502
was that I got
to do it with you.
1870
01:19:19,072 ---> 01:19:21,770
I, um...
1871
01:19:21,814 ---> 01:19:24,338
I broke up with Logan.
1872
01:19:26,340 ---> 01:19:29,517
I tried for so long
to get over you.
1873
01:19:29,560 ---> 01:19:34,087
I buried myself in work.
1874
01:19:34,130 ---> 01:19:36,698
I never came home.
1875
01:19:38,308 ---> 01:19:41,529
When you told me the real reason
that you had to let me go,
1876
01:19:41,572 ---> 01:19:43,923
it changed everything.
1877
01:19:45,272 ---> 01:19:48,928
I love you, Dustin.
1878
01:19:48,971 ---> 01:19:52,148
I always have.
1879
01:19:52,192 ---> 01:19:54,542
And I'm pretty sure
I always will.
1880
01:20:01,941 ---> 01:20:03,943
I missed you, Bel.
1881
01:20:03,986 ---> 01:20:06,554
I missed you too.
1882
01:20:10,688 ---> 01:20:12,821
Carl:
All right, here we go.
Be careful.
1883
01:20:12,865 ---> 01:20:14,562
Wow.
1884
01:20:14,605 ---> 01:20:17,608
[all chattering]
1885
01:20:17,652 ---> 01:20:19,697
Here's the gravy boat
for the table
1886
01:20:19,741 ---> 01:20:21,482
and one just for you.
1887
01:20:21,525 ---> 01:20:24,659
Are you serious? What?!
Best Christmas dinner ever.
1888
01:20:24,702 ---> 01:20:26,530
Carl:James?James:Yes?
1889
01:20:26,574 ---> 01:20:28,054
Will you do the honours?
1890
01:20:28,097 ---> 01:20:29,795
Oh, Carl, I don't know.
It's been a long time since I--
1891
01:20:29,838 ---> 01:20:30,926
Oh, come on.
1892
01:20:30,970 ---> 01:20:32,188
Get over here.
Get over here. Come on.
1893
01:20:32,232 ---> 01:20:33,537
Come on. You got it.
1894
01:20:33,581 ---> 01:20:34,930
Okay.
1895
01:20:34,974 ---> 01:20:36,236
Jennie:
Hasn't changed a lot.
189601:20:36,279 ---> 01:20:37,846
Carl:
Come on, buddy.
1897
01:20:37,890 ---> 01:20:39,152
Get in there, pal.All right.
1898
01:20:39,195 ---> 01:20:40,849
Belinda:
What's this?
1899
01:20:40,893 ---> 01:20:43,809
I don't know. Why don't you
open it up and find out?
1900
01:20:53,296 ---> 01:20:54,732
"Something smaller than a finger
puppet
1901
01:20:54,776 ---> 01:20:56,212
"that fits in the toe of a sock
1902
01:20:56,256 ---> 01:20:58,911
"with a door that opens
and shuts with a lock.
1903
01:20:58,954 ---> 01:21:01,043
"It hangs now
from the bow of a tree."
1904
01:21:01,087 ---> 01:21:03,567
I thought the
scavenger hunt was over.
1905
01:21:03,611 ---> 01:21:07,702
Well, maybe not totally over.
1906
01:21:10,096 ---> 01:21:22,282
♪
1907
01:21:31,204 ---> 01:21:36,078
Something that belongs
close to your heart
1908
01:21:36,122 ---> 01:21:39,342
with an image of you and me.
1909
01:21:39,386 ---> 01:21:41,867
With an image of you and me.
1910
01:21:48,047 ---> 01:21:49,875
You like it?
1911
01:21:49,918 ---> 01:21:51,746
Eh.
1912
01:21:51,789 ---> 01:21:53,791
I love it.
1913
01:21:53,835 ---> 01:21:55,619
Merry Christmas, Bel.
1914
01:21:55,663 ---> 01:21:57,230
Merry Christmas, Dustin.
1915
01:21:59,406 ---> 01:22:12,027
♪
1916
01:22:20,731 ---> 01:22:35,703
♪
1917
01:22:48,411 ---> 01:23:03,383
♪138364
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