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Regina, I am prepared to depart.

Have my project brought up.

Yes, Mr. Wenan.

Billy, I just
got word that your father

will not be joining
us for Christmas.

Oh, I know, sweetie.

It's...

his work.

It's unfortunate, I was really
looking forward to seeing John.

I'm sorry that I won't be able
to be there for you today.

It's okay, Grandma.

Come here.

You know what would look
good here? Another ribbon.

Bring home the blue, Billy.

I will, Grandmother, because
that's what winners do.

Ooh, that's my boy.

And we'll send a picture
to your father afterwards.

Hmm?

Please be a dear and
get me a glass of milk.

Of course, Grandma.

Thank you.

Regina.

Yes, Mr. Wenan.

I need this letter
mailed overnight.

Of course.

I'll be back at
approximately four hours,

otherwise I can be
reached on my phone.

Oh, and, um, Regina.

Grandmother would
like a glass of milk.

Of course, sir.

Working something out, love?

Yeah.

I finished up early
on the day's orders,

so I figured I'd get
in some practice.

This is our lowest
year on record.

Yeah, we've had slumps before.

It'll pick back up.

And the supply bill next month?

We can't run up any more credit.

Try not to worry.

Just trying to keep
things in perspective.

I'll head into town tomorrow
and check on the late entries.

I'll look at the P.O. box.

They've assured me our
check's in the mail.

Alright.

I'll make cookies for the drive.

That'd be nice.

You have fun shooting the trash.

Yes, ma'am.

Yes?

Hi, uh, it's Donald.

Is this, uh...

Hi.

Merry Christmas.

Do you have something for me?

Uh, yeah.

Yes, yes I do.

Well, walk over here and
bring it to the table.

On the mat.

So, uh, how long does
this usually take?

As long as it takes.

Is there a place I can sit?

Does it look like there's
some place that you can sit?

Does this belong to you?

Uh, yeah.

I got it for Christmas
when I was 11.

Eleven, eleven.

That's great.

You know, I never
got what I asked for.

Are you a baseball player?

Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah I am.

You're an athlete?

I mean, I was.

I, uh, blew my ACL out in
college like 15 years ago.

Why are you selling it now?

I don't really want to,
but my little girl

wants to go to space camp, so,
uh, we can't afford it.

What do you think...

your childhood dream is worth?

Two thousand.

I'll give you $900 for it.

That's not even gonna
get me halfway there.

I will give you $900 for
it or you can fuck off.

Hydroelectric power
is an abundant energy source

and the underlying
thesis of my project.

How long did this take you?

Two weeks of conceptualizing

and 10 days of actual building.

How'd you come up with this?

After I realized the amount of
power within a flowing water

source, the rest was elementary.

Congratulations, Christine.

Oh, you have made Chester
Elementary very proud.

You just beat
four-time champion,

Billy Wenan
what do you have to say?

I couldn't have asked for
a better Christmas present.

Thank you to everyone,
especially my mom and dad.

Congrats again.

Thank you.

Billy!

Excuse me, Judge Robinson, I
think I got the wrong--

Ooh, we've got, uh,
Billy, right here.

Well, let's get a shot
with the runner up.

Alright, let's get the
runner-up out here.

But I-I've got the wrong--

Come on, Billy.
Hold that ribbon up high.

You two get snuggly.
Look at me.

Pretend like there's a little
squirrel's nest on my head.

Bye, Billy!

Have a good Christmas!

Roger.

Yes, Mr. Wenan.

I have some more work
for that friend of ours.

I'll put you in contact, sir.

Thank you.

Oh.

Alright, I can talk.

What exactly does this entail?

I see.

Alright, uh...

You got a name?

How much?

Yeah.

Yeah, I understand.

Job accepted.

I gotta go.

I'm on another gig.

♪ Oh, mistletoe madness ♪

♪ had this cowboy singing ♪

♪ yodel aye,
yodel aye hee madness. ♪

♪ Mistletoe madness ♪

♪ had this... ♪

We ask
ourselves the real question,

"Is Santa even really making
a difference anymore?"

Here we have the story
out of North Carolina.

We have two children said they
were just having fun when they

dropped a bowling ball off
the Nickerson overpass.

I mean, this caused
a 30-car pileup.

Next hour, we're gonna be
talking to an Oregon man who

says a group of schoolchildren
burned his house to the ground.

It gives me--

Merry Christmas, Chris.

Ah, school kids are lighting
their uncles on fire

and throwing bowling
balls off of bridges.

Nothing too merry about that.

Got two more crates
for you in back.

I'll bring the truck around.

Alright, I'll get 'em ready.

♪ Seems these days a
dollar don't go too far... ♪

Heya, Chris.

Ralph.

I got a whole lot of
presents under the tree.

You could come over later
and unwrap a couple early.

Hmm... I might be able to.

Hold that thought.

Sorry about that, Chris.

What can I get ya?

Johnny Carson.

Not in your usual
chipper mood today.

Went a whole two seconds and I
haven't heard anything about the

decline of society or the
reckless youth in America.

I guess I'm just
having a good day.

Wishin' and waitin' isn't
gonna change what's inside.

Gotta get another
whiskey in the back.

Can I help you?

How are ya, Mike?

Don't think I know you.

Nicole and the kids
are well, I hope.

Look, uh, I wasn't
gonna do anything--

I've known Sandy
since she was a kid.

She's a great girl, but she
never did hold much faith in

wedding vows, not
like you and me, Mike.

Listen, I'm...

I'm just here having a drink.
I'm not, an--

You know,
if you drive straight through,

I reckon you could
be home in 12 hours,

spend the holiday
with your family.

Who are you?

Well, I'm... I'm the guy
that's gonna buy you a beer.

Why don't you hop?
I'll take care of it.

And Mike, drive safe.

Where's Mike?

Who?

The good-looking guy that
was sitting right next

to where your fat butt is.

Oh, that fella.

Well, I guess he left.

Why is it every time you come in
here, I end up going home alone?

Maybe I'm a jinx.

Yeah.

Hello?

Hello, ma'am.

I'm a reporter with the Times.

Oh, that's
a wonderful paper.

Yes, it is.

I feel very privileged
to be a part of it.

How can I help you?

Yesterday, we read an article
on your school's science fair,

and I had a few
follow-up questions for

the "Best of Show,"
Christina Crawford

I was hoping I could get
her contact information.

No problem I
can get that for you.

Fantastic.

Just gonna
be one more second.

Great.

♪ Dashing through the snow,
In a one horse open sleigh... ♪

I brought your milk.

Oh, thank you, honey.

Put it here.

You should be resting.

Let's get these outta your way.

On the desk.

Mm.

Night.

Good night.

I love you.

I love you too.

Regina!

Yes, Mr. Wenan.

Grandmother wants everyone
out of the house right now.

Certainly, sir.

Angels We Have Heard on High

♪♪

You know.. I've never lost
a science competition.

Did you know a circuit is
only as good as its ground.

Billy, I-I thought that
your science proj--

12... volt... car battery

might not kill you, but I'll
make your teeth chatter.

You're gonna return the first
place ribbon and tell them you

were unfairly helped
with that train project.

You cheated.

You don't deserve to win.

Am I being clear?

Get her outta here.

They arrived about
20 minutes ago.

Yeah.

Hope they brought the
other half of our check.

Stay calm.

You exploding is not
gonna help anything.

No, but it'll make
me feel better.

Ohh...

Good to see you, Chris.

Apologies about springing
this visit on you.

Why don't we drop
the pleasantries?

It's my busiest time of
year and I got work to do.

Now where's the
rest of my money?

I'm Captain Jacobs.

We've got a proposition for you.

No propositions, no shakes.

I want what's due and this?

This is half.

Well, you only produced half of
last year's product and uh,

the subsidy payment
reflects that.

Well, this is Christmas.

We're not handing out
participation trophies.

I can't help it if half
the kids deserve coal

instead of presents.

We got a minimum budget.

It's in our contract.

Well, actually your contract
with the United States

Government, um, states,
"Subsidy payment,

is dependent volume of
presents made and delivered."

And that's exactly
how you've been paid.

This won't even cover the power.

We have employees to pay,
food to buy, and quite frankly,

this is one... humdinger of a
time to lay this burden on us.

The point is,
with only half our payment,

we're not gonna be
able to survive.

We understand the financial
constraints that you're

suffering.

No one wants to shut you
down, not if we don't have to.

Do you a understand
what you're saying?

What you'd be
doing to Christmas?

We want your holiday spirit.

It generates holiday spending.

Let's not get into
all that right now.

I mean, the important thing is
we might have a chance to work

this out.

Captain, if you please.

Chris, Ruth, the United States
Military would like to procure

your services.

You know what happens if
I hear you talk, right?

No.

I'll kill your mommy,
I'll kill your daddy.

You got a dog?

Yeah.

What's your dog's name?

Jo Jo Beans.

Well, I will kill
ol' Jo Jo Beans, too.

Now, you're gonna go in there
and say that you were at the

mall and you lost track of time.

You were buying them some
Christmas presents, you got it?

I don't have any
Christmas pre-

Well, maybe you were
thinking about buying

them some Christmas presents.

Remember, two nights from now,
Santa's gonna slide his fat ass

down your chimney and give you
a whole bunch of presents 'cause

you've been such a
good girl this year.

You know, he doesn't
do that for everyone.

Here's your phone.

Christine.

Merry Christmas.

Thanks, Love.

You think they're serious about
shutting down the factory?

Nah, they're just trying to
bully us into a contract.

You sure about that?

We could use the extra income.

Oh, I'm aware.

Doesn't have to come
from them, though.

No.

No, it doesn't.

I'm glad I thought of it.

Well, I'm calling
you on Christmas Eve,

so you know it's serious.

I mean, I thought we did a
great job for you back in '98.

My team is fast and you know
they do quality work, right?

Well, no.

No, no, I can't beat that.

But if you're getting
at that cheap,

you've gotta be sacrificing
something somewhere.

I'm sorry to hear
that, Lee Ning.

Yes, have a good day. Bye.

Lee Ning... out.

Elon, this is Chris.

What do you got for me?

I bid on everything from
mainframes to Pez dispensers.

Everybody's outsourcing.

They got 6-year-olds pulling
12-hour shifts in bare feet for

two sticks of bubble gum.

It's heartbreaking.

You're exhausted and
you've got a long night

of delivering gifts.

Why don't you get some
rest before you go out?

You still got a
little bit of time.

I can't sleep.

The whole damn
operation's goin' tits up.

Chris.

Chris, the sleigh's
packed and ready to go.

I'll be right there.

Let me see it.

Hold on, I'm almost finished.

Let me... Just give me the list.

Have you checked it?

Come on, it's fine.

Why are you being like this?

Cause I failed.

Hey!

You forgetting something?

Oh.

I'll keep hold of this for you.

Oh, come on.

It's 15 below out here.

Then have hot chocolate.

Alright.

How'd it go?

I survived.

Merry Christmas, darling.

Do you See What I See

♪♪

You just messed up
big time, Fatman!

Go!

♪♪

Hot damn.

That was a course record.

Let's run it again.

I was, uh, hoping to, uh, get
to my son's place and see the

grand kids opening
presents this morning.

Are you not being
compensated for your time?

Oh, y-yeah, yeah, sure.

Was that not enough for you?

Oh, uh, it is.

Good.

Then let's run it again.

Is there a problem?

I've got a job for you.

Good.

I think you're gonna like it.

It complements that
hobby of yours.

What's the job?

I'd like you to
kill Santa Claus.

Really?

I know he let you down, too.

Well, uh... that's
not gonna be easy.

Well, if you're not interested,
I'm sure I could find s--

No, In interested.

I'm very interested.

Hello. Davis here.

Ah, good morning. This is Chris.

Chris, good morning.

I'll do the contract.

Oh, that's fantastic!

That's great!

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, well, yes.

Well, M-merry Merry Christmas.

The one day you get to sleep
in and you're up early.

Well, I had a heavy mind.

I just agreed to the contract.

It's what we have to do, Love.

I know...

What is it?

Oh, some kids with a deer rifle
put some flack in the air.

Again?

Yeah.

Put two holes in the sleigh.

One in me, even tore my bag.

Don't worry about the bag.

Let me see your sewing.

I... no, I'm alright.
It's... It's fine. It's fine.

It'll heal in the usual way.

I don't know what
I'm doing wrong.

Maybe it's time I
retired the coat.

You just need a break.

We're all feeling it this year.

I've lost my influence.

You're an icon.

People love you.

I'm a silly fat
man in a red suit.

I mean, you think it's cute,
but this is what people actually

think of me.

Christmas is a farce.

I'm a joke.

There hasn't been any real
spirit of the season anymore.

Not for years.

Let's just get a few
days out on this.

That will give you a
better perspective.

I should've charged them
royalties for my image.

Now, that's what
we should've done.

That's not who we are.

No, we're only the
largest economic stimulus

in the entire world.

Christmas generates $3
trillion in the U.S. alone.

We can't even pay
our power bill.

You think there's
something wrong with that?

Oh, is that how we're
measuring success now?

Well, that's what
they care about.

They put up with us so
they can sell their toys

and sodas and cars.

We're a business and
don't kid yourself, Ruth.

Altruism is not a deductible
on their bottom line.

Don't put it all on them.

You've changed, too.

You might be right.

Maybe I'm just like em.

You still have it.

All I have is a loathing for
a world that's forgotten.

Thanks for the cigars.

Information. Can I help you?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I need to get a hold of
somebody in the North Pole,

I'm not able
to search without

a specific country or code.

Okay.

Alright, uh...

Then what's the closest
thing to the North Pole?

Something... Something Arctic,
in the Arctic Circle.

Unfortunately,
sir, I don't know,

but if you could be more
specific, I could help you.

Well, is there a city up
there, an island, anything,

a chunk of ice floating
in the fuckin ocean?

I can't stay on here
if you're gonna talk like this.

I'm sorry, I didn't
mean to cuss.

Please don't hang up.

I want to help you.

If you could be more specific.

Okay, uh...

What about the city
of... of Eureka.

On Ellesmere Island?

Okay, I have it.

Great, great.

Do you have a listing
for Christopher Cringle?

Hello? Hello?

Why did you hang up
the fucking phone?!

Just relax.

♪♪

Back to basics.

Aghhh!

Damn!

Shit.

I broke it. I broke it.

Jesus...

Mr. Wenan.

This package came for you.

From your father for Christmas.

It's a few days late.

Yes, sir.

From the Bahamas?

That's what it says, sir.

He's probably there with
his girlfriend, Kara.

I wouldn't know, sir.

Well, pass it to me.

Where the hell are you?

Hey.

Where do the, uh...
the letters to Santa go?

You know, the letters the
children write to Santa Claus?

What happens to 'em?

Yeah, yeah. H-36.

Oh, it's a bin
down at the office.

Right.

What, uh... What happens
to 'em after that?

Oh. I don't know.

Guess you could ask Weylan,
our district super.

Weylan?

You know where I could find him?

Yeah, downtown office,
just off Redding street.

- Redding?
- Yeah.

Great. Thank you.

No problem. Have a good day.

Morning.

Sorry, it's my first day.

Know where I can find
Supervisor Meeks' office?

Ahh.

Can I help you?

I'm looking for the fat man.

Where is he?

Excuse me?

Santa Claus, motherfucker.

Come on, Weylan.

Don't act stupid.

Just give me the address and
I'll walk right outta here.

Oh, Oh, Oh, Okay.

Where did you send the letters?

Okay, just take it easy, okay.

Uh...

Look, I can't give you an
address because I--

Shhh...

I can't give you an address
because I don't have one.

Then you just sorted
your last piece of mail.

No, no, no, no.

I just-- Look, it's --
it's a classified program.

They give me a P.O. box
and that's it.

I don't know anything else.
I swear to you.

We just... We just crate up
the letters and send them out.

Write it down.

Write it down.

Okay. Okay.

To the right.

Other way.

Not that page. Use a blank one.

Okay...

Slow down. Make it legible.

Oh, fuck.

Okay?

You gotta be shitting me.

No no, no. It's true,
I swear it.

Um... So, uh... what now?

Well...

That's it.

Son of a...

Hello?

We're a go.

I'll be on the road by midnight.

Sounds good.

Keep me updated
on your progress.

They'll understand.

They shouldn't have to.

Can I assume they speak English?

Our work requires that they
speak many different languages.

Let's just get this over with.

Alright everyone,
quiet down now.

Let's quiet down.

Is everybody here?

We're all here and
accounted for, sir.

Well, firstly, uh...

I'm sorry to call you
all back so early,

um... but I'm sure you're all
excited to get cracking and get

working again on next
year's Christmas season.

And you're probably wondering
about all the new faces around

here today.

Well, as you already know...

there is a rising number of our
youth making poor decisions.

Now, this has unfortunately
caused our yearly subsidy to be

well below our current budget.

Now to make up for
that shortfall...

we are fulfilling a
two-month contract

with the U.S. Military.

Now, I know this must come
as a shock to a lot of you.

Believe me, had there
been any other way...

This is Captain Jacobs.

Captain Jacobs'll fill you in
on a lot of the changes that are

going on around here.

Thank you.

I am going to go over some rules
that must be followed without

exception and throughout the
duration of this engagement.

These rules are for your safety,
and your safety alone.

Number one, you will
be fingerprinted,

assigned a security badge
to be worn at all times.

Next.

You must enter and
exit the factory floor through

the Southern Bay doors only.

You must remove
the bells from your uniforms as

they will net off
our metal detectors.

In addition to these rules,
we will be upgrading the site's

security.

Do you have any questions?

Yes.

What kind of toys
are we making, sir?

Not toys, Miss. Control panels
for America's Eagle of the Sky,

our FJ-63 fighter jets.

What's the purpose
of your visit?

Recreation.

Hunting.

I'm gonna kill some things.

You fill out the 5589?

Yes Ma'am.

I have my 5589, my 4457,
and my 3177 right here.

Alright.

Welcome to Canada.

Good to be here.

Holy Christ, Corporal,
you call that hammering?

Show a little
pride in your work.

Here, you're up.

Holy hell.

Soldier, get your sorry
ass out of that lift.

Clean that shit up.

Hey, partner.

Here. Hang onto this.

Thank you.

Steroids.

Here, I come in peace.

Morning, Seven.

How's everybody holding up?

Very well, sir.

We got the line up and
running last night.

Right now we're optimizing.

Oh, yeah.

Okay, optimizing. I see.

19, 23.

How are you doing?

Wonderfully perfect, sir.

Oh, super-duper good.

Ah, I appreciate the positivity.

Are you buying that?

Absolutely, boss.

I really backed you into
a corner on this one, Seven.

Don't think I don't know that.

The order calls for
a lot of product

in a short amount of time.

Yeah, it's gonna be a squeaker
even if everything goes perfect.

Refill, thanks.

Which it never does.

When have you seen
it go perfect?

1910 was close.

It was a bad war that year.

Can't blame yourself.

I'll go check the crew.

The office.

Oh, one more thing.

Seven... this is make
or break for us.

I don't need to tell you
that absolutely everything

is on the line.

Christmas is at stake, sir.

We won't let you down.

We'll have the order
finished on time.

Good man.

Chris, I just talked
to my superiors.

They're very impressed with
the numbers that I gave them.

They're sending in
couple of suits

to have a look at the operation.

It's a very
impressive group of...

little workers you've got here.

Real hard workers.

I'd like to use the break
room, if that's possible.

I'm running an
eight-man rotation,

four on at all times.

Me or one of my men are
gonna be inside the factory

24 hours a day.

How does that sit with you,
Seven?

We can take our breaks
in the cafeteria.

Many thanks to you.

Captain Jacobs.

Seven.

Seven?

We're all ranked and
accounted for by number.

It's more efficient that way.

Seven's our factory foreman.

What happened to 1 through six?

Well, we've been at
this a long time.

We don't reissue numbers.

That would be unethical
and dishonorable.

I like it.

That's a hell of a
way to run a crew.

Would you like a cookie,
Captain Jacobs?

Indeed.

A hell of a way to run a crew.

Excuse me.

Mmm.

Wow.

You alright, buddy?

The hamster hammock is a top
seller and this, the roller.

Then we have the See-Saw.

Nibblers and the pet playhouse.

There's no room for
the pet playhouse.

You know, it's funny.

You don't strike
me as a hamster person.

Well, I am.

You seem more like a
reptile person.

Do you like lizards?

I have a great
selection of chameleons.

I don't want a chameleon.

Snakes...

That's it.

You're a snake person.

Snakes eat hamsters.

You know, lots of people don't
know what kind of pet person

they are, but I'm
really good at this.

You know, you remind
as a lot of my mother.

Really?

Yeah.

She wasn't a good listener,
and she never knew

when to shut the fuck up.

Thank you.

Here you go, fellas.

Hi.

Hey.

Mr. Cringle.

We had a hell of a time
finding this place.

Asked around town,
but no one had a clue.

Yeah, as you can imagine,
it has to be that way.

And we think it's a good thing.

A great thing.

Uh, yeah, I'm Lex Taylor.

This is, uh, Carter Maplethorp.

I know who you are.

Right.

They warned us about that.

Things were a little
touch-and-go for a couple of

years there,
weren't they, Carter?

Whoa, hey, hey.

Oh, that's Donner.

He gets a might nippy.

You're lucky it wasn't Blitzer.

She'd tear your
package right off.

Well, have a look
around, fellas.

Seven, my shop foreman, show you
anything you might need to see.

We, uh, don't need to
have a look around, Chris.

No, we've seen the numbers,
we've seen the samples,

and the work you
do is exceptional.

The military would like to
procure your services on an

annual basis.

L-- Let's not get ahead
of ourselves here.

We are prepared to guarantee
your subsidization for 15 years.

I hear what you're saying,
but this is a one-time deal,

gentlemen.

How about this?

How about you wait until you get
that check on the first of next

month, and then we'll one if you
don't have a change of heart.

That's not gonna happen.

I appreciate your optimism,
sir, I really do,

but with all due respect,
I think both of us know that

there's a very good chance
you're gonna end up right back

here next year.

And then maybe, Mr. Cringle, the
deal we offer won't be so sweet.

Mmm-hmm.

I'll keep some axle grease handy
just in case I change my mind.

Okay.

But will the president do that?

I think he already is.

Sit tight. I'll be right back.

You get this for Christmas?

Yeah, Santa gave it to me.

You must be a good kid.

I guess so.

You know what I got for
Christmas when I was your age?

You never forget the smell of
burning flesh and menthols.

Give you a 100 bucks for it.

150.

Your workers sure have
healthy appetites.

You know, I can't help but think
the smallness and discoloration

is a direct result of
an inadequate diet.

Inadequate?

Please elaborate.

Well, I think what you need is
some protein, vegetables, fiber.

I bet if we gave some
real food to these people,

they would shoot up
like bean stocks.

Captain, we have discovered the
most efficient and productive

way to eat is simple carbs
and sugars, six times a day.

But that's unnatural.

The body needs four food
groups, regular exercise,

a minimum of six hours of sleep.

Oh, every elf takes a 20-minute
nap every eight hours.

That keeps our bodies fresh and
allows us to work on a 24-hour

rotation.

How long can you keep that up?

Indefinitely.

It's why elves live
much longer than humans.

And Chris?

He does the same?

No. It's the giving
that keeps him young.

Thought I'd head into town
tomorrow to check the P.O. Box.

I'm gonna feel a lot better
with that check in my hand.

I'm with you there.

Thanks for these.

We have each other's backs.

That's how this works.

Remember when my bacon went
through the vegan sugar-free

phase?

Ohh, yeah.

I was lucky to survive it.

Must've lost 12 pounds.

But you told me even though you
knew I wouldn't be thrilled to

hear it.

It may have been more of a
self preservation thing.

Point is, we both have
good days and bad days.

We disagree.

We tick each other off.

Like when you come into the
house dripping sweat all over

the floor, using my good
towels for sweat rags.

I love you.

So we figure it out,
we work through it,

we lift each other up.

I'm feeling downright inspired.

Good!

Let's hope that inspiration
starts with a shower.

Hummm. That bad?

Yes.

Really?

Hmm.

- No chance.
- Oh, God.

I got to talk you into this?

- How about I, ho, ho, OK.
- Just, just go. Go.

Afternoon.

Hope the New Year is
treating you well.

Only a couple of days in,
but I'm optimistic.

Can I help you with anything?

Yeah.

I'm, uh...

looking for a friend of mine.

This is his box?

What box you lookin' at?

323

You're a friend of Chris'?

Yeah.

Yeah, we, uh... we did some
business a couple of years back.

Wanted to look him up,
but I've misplaced his contact

information.

I was hoping maybe
you could help me out.

Well, sadly, don't think
I'm gonna be able to.

Really?

Oh, that's, uh...

That's very disappointing.

I've come a long way.

No, can't say he ever gave
us any contact information.

You don't even
have his last name?

Been that way
since I can recall.

Hey there, Sandy.

Hey, Herman.

I gotta get this thing out
to Palm Beach double-time.

Oh, hold on a sec while
I help this gentleman.

Let's have you leave a message.

Chris comes in every
couple of days.

That's alright.

Say, does uh, Chris still
drive that green Chevy?

Red Ford.

Right.

I meant Ford.

I don't like duck canvass...

can't have way too
much going on...

too many sticks...
I'm not a fucking tree.

Too puffy...

tan makes me look fat...

green is fucking stupid.

Maybe you could give me some
idea of what you're looking for?

What about that one?

Great coat.

I can see you're a man who
appreciates a quality garment.

Hmm.

♪ I can't help but
look her way ♪

♪ She's all dolled up ♪

♪ in that dressed up style ♪

♪ She's got me... ♪

♪ wearing a smile ♪

Yeah.

Status report.

Getting warmer, so to speak.

I was thinking.

I'm putting a lot into
this venture financially,

and I'd like to
retain a keepsake.

What did you have in mind?

I want the big man's head.

That could be problematic.

You saying no?

I'm saying that
it's not practical.

Severed heads are fickle.

They rot, they mold,
and they smell.

It's a multi-day trip across
two international borders and

several state lines, which
means a sizable cooler,

frequent stops, and putting
myself at considerable risk.

And I don't do that for anyone.

Then I want his beard.

I'm not shaving off
a dead man's beard.

How about some, uh...
some sleigh bells?

No.

Okay.

Ahh...

What about his coat?

Fine.

Bring the coat.

Great.

Alright, I gotta go
back to work now.

Keep me abreast
of your progress.

You fucking prick.

♪ I'm flying high
I wanna be with you ♪

♪ Feeling the wind in my eyes ♪

♪ That eagle,
he's got nothing on me ♪

♪ One touch of your love
and I'm high... ♪

Hey, Sandy. How's the day?

What's got you in
such a good mood?

Well, I found something I lost.

Hmm.

Uh, it's too early
for all of that.

Well, then what'll you have?

I just dropped in to say hello.

And if it's not
too much trouble,

maybe a glass of
milk for the road.

Milk.

Yep.

Want me to warm it up for you?

That would be nice.

Hey, Chris.

Hey, Herman. How you doing?

I'm good.

Now Chris, there was a guy
in here looking for you.

- Oh, yeah.
- Out-of-towner.

Ah.

Fancy suit, government type?

Couldn't find his ass in
the seat of his pants?

Yep, that's him.

Yeah, I'm working with him.

That's what he said.

Hmm.

Well, thanks Herman.

You have a good one.

You too, Chris.

Is Captain Jacobs down below?

Yes Sir, he is.

We'd like to extend
our sincerest apologies.

Christine Crawford has
admitted she cheated.

Enclosed is the award
for first place.

Fuck.

I'm actually looking forward
to seeing my ex-wife.

What?

Yeah, I think we're
gonna get back together.

- You're brave, man.
- Yeah.

What the hell was that?

It's a ski.

Dennis.

How'd it go?

I got it.

How's that knittin' going?

Done.

Well, it seems like an
opportune time to try it out,

don't you think?

Right now?

Why not?

Got some heft.

Ah.

Fine work.

A slight miscalculation.

Probably a little
stress knitting.

Oh, we always
wanted a bigger bed.

There's the man I married.

Ruthie, I want to apologize.

I lost perspective and
lately I've been a little...

self absorbed and
not much of a partner to you.

There's been a lot of talk
about quitting and

well, that's not who we are.

Or, it's not who I am and...

I'm sorry.

We've been at this
a long time, Love.

This isn't easy.

We knew it wouldn't
be when we started.

I guess I just let
it get away from me.

Then let's take it back.

We need to do that.

You found me.

This is Captain Jacobs, over.

Oh, what can I do
for you, Captain?

I just followed up on the
brass on your supply requests.

Had them put a
double time on it.

Good.

Say again.

Affirmative.

Copy that. Over and out.

Come here.

Why?

Well, maybe I just want
to embrace my wife.

Oh, is that all?

Hmm.

What's wrong with
that, Mrs. Cringle?

I thought you wanted
me to mend your bag.

Yeah, I do.

But um, later.

♪♪

♪♪

What are you thinking?

I'm thinking...

You know, the good
does outweigh the bad.

Mmm-hem.

♪♪

Hey.

Hey.

Hey, uh...

Let's take it
easy, little fella.

Okay?

That's not a toy.

You one of Captain Jacobs' men?

Yes, I am.

I'm one of Captain Jacob's men,

so put it down on the
ground, right now.

What's this?

I have no idea.

What's going on?

Oh, shit.

Pressure Henshaw,
press down on it, son.

Where's Chris?

Shit.

Hey, hey, hey,
what's going on?

There's shooting.

Who is it?
The soldiers?

I-I don't know.

Go.

I'm initiating barricade
protocol yellow!

Get into the domestic wing!

Go, go, go!

Dobson, McCranie, Phillips,
we are under fire.

They're at the South
bay doors right now.

Seven, you all get your
asses ready to move.

I'm getting ya outta here.

Go, go, go!

Seven! Seven!
Get over here! Come on!

Seven!

Seven, where are you going?

Oh, what now?

Alright. Yeah?

Chris!
We're under attack!

- Seven?
- Chris!

I'll take the Walker, too.

Go, go, go, go!

Go!

Go, go!

Close the door!

Come on! Go! Go! Go!

Fuck!

That's enough!

♪♪

Jonathan Miller.

You twisted child.

And I always thought
you forgot about me.

You remember this?

This was the only goddamn
thing you ever got me.

After all the times
that I wrote you.

I'm sorry, son.

There are limits
to what I can do.

I couldn't replace
your parents.

Yeah.

You couldn't.

Well, here we are.

I've come for your head,
Fat Man!

You think you're the first?

You think I got this job
because I'm fat and jolly?

Stop now, stop!

It's over.

What are you...

I'm sorry.

Chris?

Chris, Love.

It's okay.

Just try and relax.

Helga!

I'll be working in my room
for the rest of the evening,

so no interruptions.

Yes, Mr. Wenan.

Why are you calling
me about this now?

How can there be
that much missing?

Oh, I want this tracked.

Find out where it was cashed.

Then check my signatures.

Call the bank.

Tell them to keep an
eye on all my accounts.

If there's a rat, I want
to snap its little neck.

We'll see who catches the rat.

Damn it, Helga.

I said no interruptions.

Don't you speak English?

I said stay out.

Who the hell are you?

I'm Ruth.

And this is Chris.

Billy! Well I can't
say I'm surprised.

Yeah.

Fentanyl.

That'll get the job done.

This is partly my fault.

You know, I just haven't
quite been myself lately,

have I, dear?

Mnh-mnh.

But the time has come
to turn things around.

I've decided to be proactive.

And it starts with you.

Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow.

Now, look at me child.

I said look at me.

A wicked soul bent on bloodshed
was sent to collect my head.

Like you, he thought he
lived outside of

morals and consequence.

He is now buried with
his lack of reverence.

One more time, Billy Wenan.

Once more.

You'll be getting more
than coal in your stocking.

If your grandmother
meets an early grave,

if Christine Crawford
suffers so much as a cold,

if anybody that crosses your
path is to feel less or lower

because of you, I'm coming back.

I'll come while you sleep
and rip you from your covers.

By my hand, you will know the
consequence of your actions.

So don't screw it up.

The fat man's got
his eye on you, kid.

Why don't you all take 15?

Oh, I'd really rather not.

I wasn't asking.

If there one thing
I've learned, Seven,

it's never argue with a
woman gifting cookies.

I'll tell the crew
we're on a break.

Yeah, I'll take one of
those if you don't mind.

Aren't you supposed
to be taking it easy?

I am.

We'll have this
place up in no time,

bigger and better than before.

And we're gonna
keep it that way.

We are.

Lovely.

♪♪

♪♪