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♪ Saint NickI've been decking my halls ♪

♪ Dressed upI'm the belle of the ball ♪

♪ Dasher Dancer

♪ You'll be my Blitzen

♪ Your cheekslooking like they taste sweet ♪

♪ Your eyes follow mewith a wink ♪

♪ Comet Cupid

♪ Saint Nickyou're a magic trick ♪

♪ Wanna light you upin kisses ♪

♪ I can't reallysay it outright ♪

♪ How can I becomeyour missus? ♪

♪ All dayI'm gonna stand in line ♪

♪ Gonna whisper you my wishes

♪ Just for a candy cane

♪ In a bow for Christmas

Hi.

-Hi, Haley.-Hi, Haley.

-Hi.-Hi, Haley.

[indistinct chatter]

-Hi.-Hey.

[indistinct chatter]

-Kathy.-Excuse me.

-Hey.-Hi.

I just got your text

about Tyler Toys.

-Is this for real?-Yes.

So I'm at Nail Bar and a fewchairs down getting a pedicure

is Tyler Toys'head of accounts.

She takes a call whilethey're doing her cuticles and--

They're lookingfor a new agency?

Yup. Will you do the graphics?

[Kathy] I'm in.

I mean,when it comes to toy companies,

they're kind of it.

Oh, they're huge.

I had every one

of their Princess and Pony dollswhen I was a kid.

Wow, and Shauna saidthat if I brought in

one more big client,she'd consider me

for the senioraccount executive job.

You so deserve it.

But travel and hospitalityis your thing.

-I mean, toys?-I can do toys.

And if you and I nail this,Shauna will finally see

that I'm aboutmore than just brand strategy.

Are you suremore work is what you need?

Oh, that reminds me,I have to cancel with Matt.

Wait. Wait, wait, wait, wait.

That cute guy from your

groove cycle class?

Why? He sounded great.

I have to take a deep diveinto this research.

No distractionsuntil I get this promotion.

I'm not sure we classify datingas a distraction.

But whatever you say.

I'm gonna go find Shauna.

[Shauna exhales]

-[knocking]-You have a minute?

Only if you'll takethese sweaters away.

Creative left them herefrom the Toyland shoot

and they're just a lot.

-Wow. A bold choice.-Hm.

So what do you need?

Tyler Toys. They're lookingfor a new ad agency.

Shauna,I wanna go after this account

and be the point personon this pitch.

Prove to you that I'm rightfor the senior AE job.

They've approached us already.

We're pitching to themin two weeks.

The Friday before Christmas.

That's great! I'm so on it.

Haley, wait.

I'm thinking about putting Tomon the pitch.

What? No. Shauna, I can do this.

Haley, there is no one betterthan you

at deliveringa fresh, hip brand strategy.

But Tyler Toys built its empire

on tradition and Christmas.

I know. That's theirChristmas doll from last year.

They do only one every year.Kids go nuts for them.

They want next year'sChristmas campaign

to featureclassic Christmas traditions.

I can do traditions.

You've been spending everyChristmas in the Caribbean.

Working withour biggest resort client.

But I take my parents,and we do Christmas stuff.

-Like?-Like, um...

Having a delicious,if not slightly untraditional,

salmon Christmas dinner.

Sometimes grouper, snorkeling.

And watching Christmas moviesin the hotel room.

It was your turn to put upthe Christmas tree this year.

It was supposed to go upthree weeks ago.

I know. I'm sorry. I've justbeen so busy with work.

Tom found the timeto decorate the whole office.

You just had the tree.

Shauna, I can do this.Just tell me what I need to do.

[Haley] "Christmas Camp?"

What? Is this a new account?

It looks, um... rustic.

No, I need youto go to Christmas Camp

for a holiday attitudeadjustment.

[chuckles]You're kidding, right?

My husband took us therea couple of years ago.

It's about two hourswest of Boston.

The kids loved itand so did I, actually.

It'll give you some inspirationfor your pitch.

Okay, so if I goto Christmas Camp,

you'll let me pitch Tyler Toys?

I'll look at campaign ideasfrom both you and Tom

and the best one will pitch.

And, here. Take one of these.

You're going to need it.

I'm just kidding.And that's terrible.

This one, this one's cuter.

Do that one.

And don't forgetto bring back the certificate.

[Shauna] Good luck.

A certificate? They actuallyhave a certificate.

Apparently so, and the only wayfor me to get one

is to do all the activities,of which there are plenty.

This sounds morelike Christmas boot camp.

Right? I just have to finishall these Christmas chores.

And then I can focuson the Tyler Toys' pitch.

But you don't do Christmas.

I can do Christmas.

I just never have timefor all of the...

Christmas cheer. I think it'sthe term you're looking for.

-Where is this place, anyway?-It's a couple of hours upstate.

-Do they have wine there?-Oh, gosh, I hope so.

♪ Deck the hallswith boughs of holly ♪

♪ Fa-la la-la-la la-la la-la

♪ 'Tis the season to be jolly

♪ Fa-la la-la-la la-la la-la

♪ Don we now our gay apparel

♪ Fa-la-la la-la-lala-la-la ♪

♪ Troll the ancientYule-tide carol ♪

♪ Fa-la la-la-la la-la la-la

♪ Fa-la-la la-la-lala-la la-la ♪

[sighs]Okay, Christmas Camp.

Let's do this.

[elf laughing]

Aren't you just the happylittle Christmas camper?

-[knocking on door]-[Ben] Come in.

-Hello.-Hi!

You must be Haley Hanson.

Welcome to Holly Peak,and Merry Christmas.

-I'm Ben, the owner.-Thanks. I'm sorry I'm late.

I had to stop by the officebefore I hit the road.

I'm just gladyou made it safely.

The other guestsare settling in,

so you'll haveplenty of time to unpack.

-Great.-Hi, I'm Laura.

Would you take some cocoor a cookie?

Sure, I'd love some. Thanks.

That's oneof our many traditions.

Laura's fatherwas our chef here for years.

Um, she took over the reinsa couple of months ago

when he retired.

Well, nice to meet you, Laura.

We're happy to have you.

Oh, wow. This is quitethe Christmas collection.

My wife,she collected decorations

from every place we visited.

And those homemade cards

are all from former campers.

-[Ben] This is Max.-[barks]

[laughs] He's sayingMerry Christmas.

Well, Merry Christmasback at you, Max.

[Max whining]

[Ben] You must be tiredfrom your drive.

-If I can show you to your room.-That would be lovely.

-Thanks.-I got this. Give me that.

-Thanks.-After you.

So how was your ride up?

It was easy.It's so beautiful up here.

Yeah, I just love it here.

Wow, this is heavenly.

It's pretty special, isn't it?

[Ben] This is our angel room.

Well, if there'sanything else you need,

just, uh, just let me know.

Thank you so much.

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[Max barking]

[door opens]

Huh.

-Hey, there he is.-Hey!

What's up, pops?Well, let me get that for you.

I don't want youto hurt your back.

Oh, my back is just fine, son.

-Thanks for coming, Jeff.-Good to see you, pop.

It means a lot.I know how busy you are.

Ah, are you kidding?

I wouldn't miss it.

How's that waterfront projectof yours going?

Making progress.The condos are almost done.

You know, I'm glad you founda way to save that old wharf.

And a lot of the old brick, too.

You know,there is a corner condo unit.

It's, it's perfect for you,pops.

You promisednot to talk about this

until after Christmas, right?

It's just, the buyerthat I found for the unit

didn't wanna wait, pops.

It's, it's a really good offer.

Let's just get throughChristmas Camp first, all right?

Oh. Well,could you do me a favor?

Run that up to the angel room.

I forgot to give the checklistto our new guest.

You got it.

Hey, bub?

-I'm glad you're here.-I am, too.

[keyboard keys clacking]

[knocking on door]

[whining]

Okay, for a second,I thought the dog could knock.

Well, he's more of a scratcher,really. [chuckles]

Uh, here, I'm justmaking a stocking delivery.

Thanks.

So do you work for Ben?

Um, let me guess.You teach reindeer grooming.

[chuckles] Um, neither.I'm-I'm Jeff. I'm Ben's son.

I help with the camp.And you are?

-Haley, from Boston.-Hm.

Well, welcome,Haley from Boston.

And everything you need to knowis gonna be in that checklist.

-Right there.-[Haley] Checklist?

Mm-hmm.

[Jeff] Hm.

You can check off each themeonce you've completed

the day's activities.

Whoa, whoa, whoa,I have to do everything

on this listto get my certificate?

Well, that's the,kind of the general idea.

Uh, w-we're gonna meetdownstairs, six o'clock sharp.

You're gonna love it.All right, well, see you later.

-Okay.-Come on. Come on.

-Who's a good boy?-[Haley] Thanks.

[Ben] All of us are trulyhonored that you decided

to choose this weekto spend with us.

Christmas Campwas my wife Libby's dream.

And Libby, well,she loved Christmas

more than anyoneI've ever known.

She used to lovehelping people remember

what Christmas was all about.

Spending time with family,friends and community.

We, uh, we lost Libbytwo years ago

and we sure do miss her.

So this weekwe're gonna be doing

plenty of traditionalChristmas activities.

And hopefully, you can createsome new traditions of your own.

That's what we need.

Well, why don't we startwith you two?

-Ian, Susie.-Uh...

-Oh...-Uh, well, we're newlyweds. Hi.

I am an interior designerand Ian's in finance.

This is our first Christmasas a married couple

and we decided to invite

both our familiesto our house this year.

Yeah, so we're tryingto figure out

how to combineall our different traditions.

-Our families are... different.-Yeah.

[Ian] My dad'sa pro basketball coach

and he, my mom,my brother and me,

we just love basketball.

Uh, we're happy with wingsand beer for Christmases

as long as we got the game on.

[Susie] Well,and my family is huge.

We usually doa traditional Christmas in Maine

and if my mom doesn't have

the perfect turkeycooked just so,

it's a huge deal.

S-so we thought coming here

might help us figure outhow to merge.

Well, I thinkyou've come to the right place.

I'm Gail and I'm here

because thisis my first Christmas

without my son Ryan around.

He's serving overseasin the military,

and I just really miss him.

We used to come herewhen Ryan was a little guy.

And sending me here for camp

was part of his Christmas giftto me this year.

He thinks I've lostmy Christmas mojo. [chuckles]

[Ben] Well, it seems likeit was yesterday when you were,

you were with your son Ryan,Gail.

We'll see if we can getyour Christmas mojo back.

Uh, John, why don't you tell usabout your family?

Hi, everyone.Uh, I'm John. I'm a dentist.

Uh, this is my son Blakeand my daughter Madison.

-[Ian] Hi.-Hi.

-Hi.-Hi.

It's our first Christmastogether since the divorce.

Just the three of us.

I wanted to make it special,so here we are.

[cell phone ringing]

Sorry. I've to get this.

-[cell phone ringing]-[door opens]

[Kathy]But enough about work.How's Christmas Camp?

It is all Christmas here 24/7.

Oh, I betterget back down there.

Well, if nothing else,you should

definitely be inspired.

-Right.-[knocking on door]

Oh, someone's at the door.I gotta go.

Maybe it's Santa.

Believe me, it totally could be.

-[knocking on door]-Oh. Coming!

Uh...

My dad sent me upto check on you.

Sorry. It was work. I'm ready.

Great. You might wannabring your phone with you.

Are you kidding?I sleep with this thing.

Question. Uh, I was lookingover all the activities.

Is there any way I could,you know,

speed up the process,get my certificate faster?

Wow, you are really focusedon this certificate.

What's, what's the dealwith that?

Well, I was just wondering

if I could get it without,you know,

staying the whole week.

I have this huge project at work

and I have to prove to my boss

that I completedthe, um, course load.

So you came to Christmas Campfor work?

Huh. That's a, that's a first.

Well, well,it's not really about

speeding things up around here.

It's more aboutslowing things down.

Come on.My dad will explain. Let's go.

Ah, there she is.

If you haven't met her yet,please say hello to Haley.

-Hello!-Hey, Haley.

-You're just in time.-For what?

To meet Santa.

It's called disconnectingto reconnect to Christmas.

No, no, no, no. I reallyneed my phone for work, so...

I'm sure work can wait untilthe day's festivities are over.

Can it? Can it, Jeff?

-We had to give ours up, too.-Yup.

-We all did.-Yeah, I-I kinda like it.

Sometimes I feel likemy phone owns me.

[Ben] Well, think of itthis way.

Your phone will be fully charged

when today's festivitiesare over.

Yay!

Put it right there.

[Ben] For our next activity,I want everybody to write down

your Christmas wish.

I wish I had my phone.

-[all chuckling]-[Madison] Me, too.

And don't worry.No one's going to see it.

It's just for you.

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-No Christmas wish?-I'm thinking about it.

-You got one yet?-Oh, always.

It's a family tradition.

So, Jeff, besides helpingto kidnap people's phones,

what is it that you do?

I'm an architect,in Boston, as well.

And I really wouldn't thinkabout it as a kidnapping so much

as a holiday for your phone.

Whatever you need to call it.

So you design buildings, homes?

[Jeff] No, I specializein restoration.

I'm actually workingon that condo

that's down at the waterfront.

-At Tanner's Wharf?-You know it?

My parents met there, actually,

at a dance at the Shore Club.

They go back every yearfor their anniversary.

No way.

My mom,she, uh, she used to teach dance

here at Christmas Camp.

She used to make metake her classes,

which I hated at the time,but it's actually

turned out to be quite useful.

Well, your mom soundslike a pretty cool lady.

[Jeff] Yeah, she was.

Anyway, your, your parents,they are gonna absolutely love

the restorationwe're doing at the Shore Club.

It's awesome.I'm really excited about it.

They have this Victorian house

that they're restoringright now.

Oh, you have no idea.

They lovethose home-restoration shows.

You know, the thing about thoseshows is they always make

those restorations seem a loteasier than they actually are.

I know, I'm really worried.

-They're in over their heads.-[Jeff] They probably are.

How's it goingon those Christmas wishes?

-All done.-[Ben] Great.

If everyone's done, we can just

put 'em in the basketby the Christmas tree.

[Skype call alert]

Finally. You went radio silent.

I imagine you're being heldhostage by disgruntled elves.

We have to give up our phonesuntil we're done

with the day's activities.

If you break the rules,do you, like,

go to Christmas jail with,like, candy canes for bars?

Very funny.

Wow, you guys are working late.

Tom's been holed upin his office

all day, working on the pitch.

He's got so many toys in therethat it's starting

to look like, um,Santa's workshop.

Okay, if I work nights,we can have

something to present by the day,get back.

That gives us one weekto come up with something great.

Has, uh, any inspirationstruck yet?

Nothing solid,but I'm working on it.

Okay, um, well, send meyour ideas as they come to you.

You're goingto get this promotion.

-I miss you.-Miss you.

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[Laura] Hey, Jeff.What are you doing?

Oh, it's the, uh,drawer's come loose again.

What's wrong?I've known you a long time.

You always fix stuffwhen something's wrong.

I'm okay, it's just every timeI come up here,

I always realize how much work

this place is for my dad,

and he won't even talk to me

about selling the inn.

It is hard work,but I think he really loves it.

I think it comforts himcarrying on something

that was so importantto your mom.

Well, I just thinkhe'd be a lot happier

if he didn't have the stressof this business.

[sighs] We both knowyour dad can be set in his ways.

Yeah.

Jeff, for what it's worth...

I can't imagineanyone being a better son

than you've beento your parents.

Well, thank youfor saying that. I...

I just wish I felt that way.

Don't be so hard on yourself.

Hey there.Looking for a good book?

No, actually,I'm looking for some inspiration

for a work project.

Boy, you are so focused.

You know there's a wordfor people that work too much.

-Successful?-Not the word I was looking for.

[Jeff] So what are youworking on?

Well, at the moment,

currentlyI am a brand strategist.

But I'm, uh,trying to show my boss

that I'm capable of doing more.

And if I get this account,

then I'm up for a promotion.

So what kind of projectsyou working on?

In the beginningI represented mostly

small mom-and-pop businesses.

My first one wasthis tiny, little boutique hotel

called the Sandpiperout on the Cape.

I'm proud to say, they justopened their eighth location.

Actually, it kind of reminds meof this place.

That's so impressive.You made that happen?

Oh, don't get me wrong.I had a lot of help.

That's what's so great aboutworking in a big agency, right?

There's someone who just knowseverything about franchising,

someone who knowshow to make the perfect website.

I kinda love it. What about you?Do you love being an architect?

I love building people's homes,

to give thema comfortable space...

And having a sense of homeis so important to me.

So this research, what's it for?

Are you buildinganother hip hotel?

Nope. It's for Tyler Toys.

Their new campaign is all aboutChristmas tradition.

Oh. Okay. So that's wherethe Christmas Camp comes in.

-Exactly.-Okay.

Chu-chu, chu-chu-chu.

This should be a great bookto start.

[Haley] This is great![chuckles]

-Thank you.-No problem.

-Good luck.-Thanks.

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[Max barking]

[Max barking]

[whining]

Can I help you?

-[barks]-Shh!

You're gonna wake everybody up.

You've got a little snowon your face, buddy.

You've got some snowon your face.

So it looks likeyou found a new friend.

-May I join you?-Sure. He wouldn't stop barking.

I didn't want himto wake everyone up.

Oh, that's his favorite trickwhen he wants a walk.

Oh, really?I'm on to you now, buddy.

[barks]

Here, I can take him.

Come on. Come here.

Yeah, he's a good boy.He's a good boy.

So, remember, we're meetingdownstairs at 9 a.m.

for our field trip.

Where are we going, again?

It's a surprise.

-Really? No hints?-Huh.

-Nothing?-Oh, come on.

What's lifewithout a little bit of mystery?

Mm, it's not really how I lookat things, but okay.

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♪ Have yourself

♪ A merry little Christmas

♪ Let your heart be right

-[sighs]-[music stops]

That is just no good at all.Tsk.

[mumbles]

Oh, no.Has everybody left already?

Well, my dad runs this placelike a train.

They left at 9:01.I tried knocking on your door.

I'm so sorry.I had my headphones on.

I was so wrapped upin this proposal,

I just lost track of time.

I guess this wholedisconnect to reconnect

to Christmas thingisn't really pannin' out, huh?

Just getting used to it,that's all.

Well, you know, let's, let's tryto meet up with everybody else.

-Okay.-Come on.

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[Haley] Where exactlyare we going?

[Jeff] We are on a mission tofind the perfect Christmas tree.

[Haley] When you said we weregoing to get a Christmas tree,

I thought we were gonna go tothat little Christmas-tree farm

we passed in town.

It turns out you thought wrong.

It's just a little farther.

That's what you saidten minutes ago.

I don't think we're gonna catchup to the rest at this point,

but I know another great spot.

Come on. Find your joy.

My joy is someplace a littlewarmer, I guarantee you.

Wow. This will do.

Oh, it's beautiful.

♪ The falling snow

Hey, so everybody picks a treefor their room

and then on Sundaywhen they leave,

we donate themto the Community Center.

Giving back has always beena big thing with my parents.

[Haley] Oh, that's really sweet.

Well, which one do you like?

♪ You're next to me

That one. I want that one.

Just needs a little loveand some sparkly ornaments.

Well, then, here you go.

-Oh, I cut it down?-That's the idea.

We hold the saw like this.All right.

Now get a hold of the tree.

I got this.

Okay, then.

♪ Around the tree

♪ There is a family

[chuckles]

Whoo!

All right.

-Well...-I'll be taking this with me.

Here we go.Let's, let's head home.

♪ Falling snowand mistletoe ♪

-[Haley] You know, it's cute.-Very cute.

♪ Of Christmas

So as you all know, today'sChristmas Camp theme's joy.

Now you've alreadygot your tree,

so today we're goingto decorate them.

I love this,makes me think of how

we used to sit around the tree,Christmas morning

and open our gifts.

No, see, we always did iton Christmas Eve

'cause my dadwould have to travel

when his team would play, so...

Wow, babe.

Sometimes I thinkChristmas at your house

was just another game day.

[Ian] No, I mean, don't get mewrong, w-we loved it.

We just celebrated differently.

Uh, where's Gail?

Oh, uh, she went upstairsto her room.

She said she was rememberinghow her son used to come here

and decorate trees as a boy.

[Ian] Well... Oh, yeah.

[indistinct chatter]

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-Gail?-[knocking on door]

Um, I don't mean to bug you.

I just wanted to make sureyou were okay.

Haley, hi.I'm coming right down.

You know,my dad was in the air force,

and I remember when he was away,and my mom would always

pick out his favorite ornamentson the tree.

Do you wanna tell me someof Ryan's favorite ornaments?

Maybe you can help mecarry on the tradition

while we decorate.

You really area thoughtful girl, Haley.

And maybewhile we're decorating,

you can tell me what's going onwith you and that handsome Jeff.

Don't be silly.There is nothing going on.

Mm-hmm? Sure.

Don't tell the other trees,but this one's

always been my favorite.

Mine, too, the family tree.

Everyone decorate their trees?

Everyone except Haley.

Well, she's on it.

She's up helping Gail.

I think she's gettinginto the spirit of things.

Your mom would like her.

Who, Haley?

She's just hereto get her certificate.

I think Haley's a go-getter.

Besides, let's letChristmas Camp work its magic.

Where do we put this?

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How about here?

-Thank you so much for this.-[Haley] You're welcome.

I can't remember the last timeI decorated a Christmas tree.

It's so nice you broughtornaments from home to use.

We should take a photo of itwith my phone

and send it to your son

as soon as it gets releasedfrom phone prison.

I mean, the charging station.

I'd love that. Thank you.

You're welcome.

I figured he might've talked youinto another walk.

-[barking]-[Jeff] Whoa!

He likes you.

-Do you have a dog?-No. I wish.

I just travel so much for work,but I'd love a dog.

[barks]

Somehow I thinkit would make me feel better

when my parents ever so subtlyask me if I'm dating anyone.

I know what you mean.

I think my dad asks meat least once a week

if I've found anybody special.

He's a hopeless romantic.

He wants me to have the marriagethat he and my mom had.

Problem is, I don't seem to bevery lucky in that department.

You are preaching to the choir.

The problem for me is, I thinkI just set the bar too high.

It just makes me feel...

a little guilty now that he'sup here fending for himself.

It's none of my business,but your dad seems like

he's doing great,like he loves what he does.

Yeah, well, I, I think

he puts on a good front,but, um...

They werehigh-school sweethearts.

-Hm.-They were married for 40 years.

I-I can't imaginewhat he must be

going through.

It's chilly out here, huh?Here.

I can't have you freezingout here tonight.

[chuckles]

-There you go.-Thanks.

Your dad. I can tellhow much you care about him.

-Aw...-It's nice.

Well, thank you for saying that.

Thank you so muchfor that book recommendation.

I'm gonna go insideand check it out

and seeif some inspiration hits.

Thank you.

Goodnight, Max.

I'll see you in the morning.

[whines]

Goodnight.

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[instrumental music]

[instrumental music]

Hey, where'd you guys go?

-[groans]-Got you, dad!

-Gotcha!-You're both going down!

[laughing]

♪ Our family decoratesthe trees ♪

♪ I just wish you were here

♪ It's the time of the year

♪ Christmas is everywhere

Shall we?

-Let's do it.-Yeah!

-[laughing]-[grunting]

There'll be a payback, too.

-[laughing]-Take it, kid.

♪ And hear my favorite songs

-Here you go!-Ah!

[laughing] I'm gonna get you.

-Oh, yeah?-Come on!

[Ben] All right, everyone,it's time to head into town

and help outat the Community Center.

As you know,today's theme is giving back.

Yeah, that'd be good.There we go! Yeah!

♪ Christmas list

I'm coming.

♪ Christmas list

♪ I want you to know my

♪ Christmas list is you

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[indistinct chatter]

[Haley] So did you send thatpicture of the tree to your son?

I did. I haven't heard backfrom him, though.

We've been tryingto video chat lately,

but it's been toughwith his schedule.

-Mm-hmm?-Wow. You ladies are fast.

This looks great.

Jeff, could you trade with mefor a sec?

I think we need some more pies.

-So do you do this every year?-We do.

I mean, all said and done,we, uh,

I think we fedabout 500 families last year.

Wow! I-I gotta step upmy giving game. [laughs]

I wanna show you something. No.

I'm not encouraging youto work during camp,

but I think this might give yousome inspiration

for your campaign.

-Come on.-Hm.

Okay.

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This is an Angel Tree. See?

Kids get to maketheir Christmas wish

and we get to help their parentsmake that wish come true.

Pick one.

[Haley] You know what?

I think there's something here.

What if Tyler Toys

surprised every kid on this treewith a toy?

I mean,they could do it nationally.

You know, I've actually boughta Tyler Toy Christmas doll

from a wish on this tree before.

They're all about giving.

This could be the big ideathey're looking for.

-Yeah.-[Haley] Thank you, Jeff.

[Jeff] You're welcome.

To the Tyler Toygiving-back campaign.

[Jeff] Yeah. Tink.

I was gonna stop bythat cute gift shop in town.

-You wanna come along?-Sure.

I wanna pick upa couple of things, too.

Hey. Thank you.

[instrumental music]

[Haley] We should go to lunchafter this.

Yeah. Oh, you know what,I wanna go in this store.

-Oh, it's so cute in here.-Adorable.

You lookingfor anything special?

It's for a six-year-old girlnamed Tonia

who wantsa My Little Puppy doll.

And there's one more thingon my list.

You and Jeffsure are cute together.

I'm just saying.

Okay, I'll admit it.He's cute and sweet.

But I, I can't let myselfget distracted.

You know,I've too much at stake at work.

There'll always bea work deadline.

But for the right guy?

That's a distractionworth having.

[knocking on door]

Working on your laptop?

Well, knock me overwith a feather.

Hey, the ideasare finally starting to flow.

I have you to thankfor that inspiration.

Well, oh, hey,I know you're anxious to, uh,

knock some of these thingsoff your list,

so if you want,I have a fun idea

to help you get a jumpon that spirit section.

What exactlydid you have in mind?

[instrumental music]

[laughing]

I can't believe I'm doing this.

I haven't done thissince I was a kid.

Oh, it's great, right?

Besides, if you're gonnastart comin' up with ideas

for a toy company, I mean, yougotta start thinkin' like a kid.

Um, are you sure you don'tsecretly work in advertising?

Okay. Now.

-You ready for the secret?-Yes.

You have to get upwithout wrecking your angel.

That's a lot of pressure.Are you ready?

-Okay.-One, two, three.

[grunts]

Huh.

Lookin' pretty good.

-That was fun.-Hm.

I should get back inside.

Yeah, you know, we have our, uh,one-on-one activities tomorrow,

but afterwards,if... if you're not busy,

maybe we can have like a, likea hot-cocoa break or something.

11 a.m.

-I'd like that.-Yeah?

So it's a date?

I'll see you at 11:00.

Yeah, I'll see you at 11:00.

[instrumental music]

Hm. I knew I smelled cookies.

It's a Holly Peakfamily recipe.

Here.You ready for today's activity?

Yes.

Mm. You gotta be kidding me.

[Laura] Glad you liked thembecause today we have to make

lots more of themfor the Community Center Dance.

We make cookies for themevery year.

Okay, but I'm warning you,I don't cook.

Good to know,because this is baking.

I can't believe it.These actually look pretty good.

Everyone burns a batchonce in a while.

Or three. [laughs] But lookat how much you've improved.

Mm. And they're good. Mm-hmm.

Well, I couldn't have done itwithout you.

Mm. Okay, well,I think these are all set.

I'm gonna text my mom a picture.

You won't tell, will you?

Tsk. Your secret's safe with me.

[laughs]

[cell phone beeps]

[instrumental music]

-When did this happen?-[Kathy on phone]This morning.

Their VP just called and askedto hear pitches on Monday,

four days ahead of schedule.Shauna just sent an e-mail.

Um, tell me one more timeabout that angel idea.

Okay, here's the pitch.

[cuckoo clock chiming]

[instrumental music]

And when she gets up, it'sa perfect angel on the snow.

-Can definitely run with that.-Cool. Send me the proofs.

-I'll look 'em over tonight.-[Kathy]Will do.

-[knocking on door]-Oh, I gotta go.

[Jeff] Hey, it's Jeff.

Come in. Hi. I'm sorry.

I thought I heardsome, uh, some voices in here.

-Are you alone?-Yeah. No, just me.

Oh.

Did you forgetabout our hot-cocoa break?

No, I just neededto grab something

after making those cookies.

Let's get that cocoa.

[cell phone ringing]

I think your angel's ringing.

Let's get back to the group.Yeah? Shall we?

[cell phone ringing]

-[sighs]-It was a work emergency.

You can check the textif you want. It says 9-1-1.

I'm putting it backon the charger right now.

Haley, you don't owe mean explanation, all right?

You're a paying guest.

You know, I justwas really looking forward

to spending some time with you

and I was hopingthat you were, too.

I was. I am. Really.

It's just, I didn't want youto think I was a workaholic.

No judgement.You have your priorities.

I, I just have some stuffto get to in the kitchen, so...

Great. That's just great.

At least you still like me.

[barks]

[Ian] Okay, okay, so, um,

Don, Brenda and the kids stay inthe upstairs guest bedroom here,

while Joyce and Grantcan crash the pullout, right?

[Susie] Oh, no, wait, thatwon't work because that puts

Travis and Jennin the bonus room.

Oh, right.

W-wait, aren'tTravis and Jenn the Snowmen?

Having your family is hard.

-[chuckles]-[John] Good morning.

Hey, kids, why don't you, uh,leave Susie and Ian alone?

But we're trying to help themfigure out

where everyone will sleep.

Travis and Jenn can't sleepon the blowup mattress

because of Travis' back.

[Madison] Jonathanand Annette need

enough spacefor a pack and play.

They had it all figured out

until Ty and Bekah

decided to come in last minutes.

Well, Susie said Ty's too cheapto buy a hotel.

[chuckling] Having your familyis hard.

Does this work?

-I think you solved it!-Oh!

-[chuckling]-Good job.

[hammering]

[Ben] Okay, what's going on?

I-I, I don't want youto lose this offer

by waitingtill after the holidays.

Jeff...

I'm not sure I'm ready to sellor even want to sell.

Dad, we've talked about this.

We-we've goneover the books twice.

The numbers, they don't add up.

What if something goes wrong?

Right now we need to focus

that everyone has a great timethis week.

Okay.

Hey, if you don't mind,I'm gonna run back to the city

and check onthe building site, uh...

I'll be backfirst thing in the morning.

Oh.

-Call me if you need anything.-Drive safe, son.

Hey, Haley.

Can I join youand your new friend?

I'd love it, actually.

[chuckles]

Oh.

Libby used to come out herewhen she needed a good think.

Then she'd send meout here, too,

when she thought I needed one.

I think it's so pretty up here.

You knowyou remind me a lot of myself?

We both love our jobs.

I love working the camp.It gives me a purpose.

It validates me.You know what I mean?

Yup. Sometimes I think I get toomuch validation from the office.

Being here has kind ofshined a light on that.

And Jeff, I thinkhe's more like his mother was.

She made surethat we had date night.

Every Fridaywe would get unplugged.

I think that Jeff worriesthat this place

is too much for me now.

What he doesn't realizeis that what really scares me

is the idea of not doing this.

-Have you said that to him?-Mm, not exactly.

I don't know.

Maybe I should sell the inn

and move in closer to him.

Is that what you want?

No, I love it here.

But we're losing money.

Wait, but I thoughtyou sell out every Christmas.

Oh, yeah, well,the camp does well at Christmas,

but the inn can get kind of leanthe rest of the year.

Mm, my hotel clienthad a seasonal problem, too,

until my boss suggestedthat they franchise.

To take a great ideathat people love

and give it to a wider audience.

-How did that go?-Well...

They just openedtheir eighth lo...

Wait. Why couldn't you do that?

Why couldn't you just franchiseChristmas Camp to existing inns

as a way for them to havean additional revenue stream?

How would that work?

Well, I, I still haveall the contacts

from the Sandpiper properties.

You would bethe expert Christmas consultant

and show other resortshow to do your Christmas Camp

and get a percentageof the profits from each place.

You know how to do this?

Well, the first time wasdifficult, don't get me wrong.

But I work at a big agency

and there's a whole divisiondedicated to hospitality.

I'd love to get their inputand just take what I've learned

and... help.

Well, Jeff, he has a,he has a buyer for the inn,

but I told him to hold offuntil after Christmas.

Well, I can have my officerun the numbers.

I'll put together a quickproposal. It's just an e-mail.

Well, I'd loveto see your proposal.

That sounds exciting. Thank you.

Oh, and, um, well, let's justkeep this franchise stuff

between us for now.

-You're not gonna tell Jeff?-No, no. I'll tell him.

It's just, I need to findthe right way to approach him.

Okay.

[instrumental music]

[car door shuts]

Hey.

Um, I'm sorryI missed our hot-cocoa date.

See, I'm the onethat overreacted.

And I-I know that we both havea lot on our plates

and neither of us were lookingfor any distractions.

-Thanks for understanding.-Of course.

All right, everybody.

Who is ready to pitchtheir Christmas spirit?

We call this "Practiceyour pitch, Christmas edition."

Now, each one of these targets

represents one of the tenetsof Christmas Camp.

And the goalis to take a snowball,

[grunts] hit the target,

then tell ushow this affected you this week.

So let's see...

[cheering]

"Spirit." Um...

Well, I guess,

watching you decorate the trees

has put mein the Christmas spirit.

-Aw...-All right.

Ian, why don't you go?

All right. Whoo-whoo-whoo!

Whoo-whoo-whoo!

"Love."

When I saw Susie reading"Basketball For Dummies"

on her iPad last nightbefore bed,

it just, uh, it just made melove her even more.

[John] Aw...

Well, when you fell asleepwatching videos

about how to bastethe perfect turkey,

I figuredI should step up my game.

[chuckles]

All right, Haley, you're up.

-[all] Whoa!-[laughing]

Hm, well, I came toChristmas Camp for inspiration

and I kind of feel inspired

to slow down and disconnect.

[Susie] Well, that's a good one.[Ian] That's a good one.

[instrumental music]

Atta girl.

[music continues]

-Whoa!-Wow!

-Yeah!-Wow!

Ooh!

I see you've been hidingthat pitching arm.

-You got an arm like a rocket.-My dad does love baseball.

So I guess I must've picked upa couple of things.

Any chance you wanna go fora walk before we head back in?

I do feel legitimately terriblefor missing our cocoa date.

Sure. We're actuallynear one of my favorite spots.

How did you find this place?

The locals call this Star Peak

because it is a great placeto see the stars at night.

[Haley] Oh, I bet it is.

And here is wheremy dad proposed to my mom.

-Really?-Mm-hmm.

They'd come up here everyyear after that

and drop a coin in the well

and make their Christmas wishtogether.

Would you believeI've never actually made a wish

in a wishing well?

Well, my dad, he told methat the secret was

you have to actually believe

that your wishis gonna come true.

Hm.

You believe that kind of stuff?

I'm starting to.

I'm starting to believein a lot of things.

-You ready?-Yeah.

-Hm.-Hm.

So are you spending Christmas

with your parents this year?

I am, I take them

to the Caribbean every year.

I have a client there,so I can see them and work.

It's a win-win.

Well,is that what they wanna do?

Yeah, I mean, they've never said

they didn't wanna do that.

It's the Caribbean.What's not to like?

Hm.

You wanna head back?

Sure.

[instrumental music]

[message tone beeping]

[instrumental music]

Sit. Good boy.

Good boy.

[cell phone ringing]

-Hi, mom!-Hi, sweetie.

Everything okay?

Well, we had some pipes

freeze here last night

and they burst. So it's a...

It's a bit of a mess.Who was that plumber?

Remember your friendfrom high school?

Your dad thinkshe can fix this himself

and I thinkthat's a terrible idea.

Oh, Michael? He's in Hawaiiwith his family for Christmas.

Let me ask my friend up here.He might have some ideas.

Really? Oh, that would begreat. Thank you so much.

Well, today's theme is doingsomething for someone you love,

so you just got meanother check on the checklist.

I'm sorry, your checklist?

It's a Christmas Camp thing.

Mom, do you like goingto the Caribbean for Christmas?

Well, we like being with you.

And since you workthrough most holidays,

at least we're all together,right?

Well, what would you guyslike to do?

I don't know. Gosh.

Maybe somethinga little more homey?

I think your dad and I mightprefer turkey to seafood

if I'm being totally honest.

Ugh! How have I neverasked you this before?

Well, you know I loveyou and dad very much, right?

Of course, I know that, sweetie.We love you, too.

All right.I'll talk to you later.

Bye.

[indistinct chatter]

This is my mom's phone number.

-I cannot thank you enough.-Yeah, well, you know...

I'll give her a call laterand see if I can help.

Hey, Laura,you wanna tell everyone

about, um, tomorrow's plans?

Yeah, well, as we all know,

Christmas is a time where we gettogether with family and friends

to share a meal, but it'sactually food that makes up

such an important partof our tradition, so...

So I'd like all of youto help Laura put together

a special Christmas mealfor tomorrow night.

-It's our last dinner.-Aw...

So, Madison and Blake,

what are some of your favoritefoods to eat at Christmas?

Uh, Madison loves pumpkin pie.

She has since she was little.

Yeah, I've kind of moved onfrom that, dad.

I'm all about Brussel sproutsor bacon bits these days.

So grown up of you.

I lovethe mashed sweet potatoes.

Okay, you bothtotally got that from me.

I love both those things,thank you.

[chuckling]

Awesome, guys. Anyone else?

Uh, it's not food,but my family has this tradition

where we go around the table

and each family member says

what it isthat they're grateful for.

Then we'll do the around-the-table I'm-grateful-for thing

if we can have buffalo wings

as an appetizer.

-I, I can live with that.-Yes.

Wings and gratitude.You got it.

Anyone else?

My dad used to brine the turkey

and it was so good,I couldn't wait to eat it.

One brined turkey.

-Haley, what about you?-Hm.

Well, I haven't had a normalChristmas dinner in a while,

but when I was a kid,I loved my mom's stuffing.

It had sausage and sageand a lot of gravy.

[Ben] Mm![Laura] Yes.

Well, it sounds likewe have our Christmas menu.

Thanks, guys.

[Haley] I've got a draftof the proposal.

Let me know if you want me

to walk you through it.

Aw! We were just there.

Jeff took you to the well?

Yeah. Why? Is that strange?

No, it's just that, um,

I've never known himto take anyone there.

Okay, so I've outlinedan action plan.

I talked to a guy in Legalat my office

about timelines for franchises,

and he seems to thinkit's entirely possible

we could have something in placeby next Christmas.

Really?

-When did you do all this work?-What can I say?

I was inspired by the idea.

And once I got started,I couldn't stop.

Hey there.

What are you two talking about?

Uh, going oversome Christmas Camp ideas.

[Jeff] Well, we knowthere's only one more day.

-What's this?-[Jeff] Open it.

We just got some pictures back

from the waterfront condos.

Wow.

Well, this could besome of your best work.

And the corner condois still available.

[Jeff] I thoughtmaybe after camp's over,

we could take a walk together,go check it out.

It's got a great gym and a pool

and it's only a milefrom my house.

I know. I know.

I'll talk about it with youin the morning.

[Ben] Yeah.

[instrumental music]

Today's theme is inspiration.

So I want you to thinkabout someone or something

that's inspired youthis past week.

And just a reminderthat after dinner tonight

is our camp graduation party.

[Jeff] It's gonna be fun.We invite the whole town.

-[cheering]-All right.

[Gail] Well,I have my inspiration.

Being here has reminded me

how special this placeand this holiday are.

We used to have a littletradition of having friends over

the Friday before Christmasfor an open house

and I'm gonna reinstate itthis year.

And if any of you are around,I hope you'll come.

-Yes! Absolutely! We'd love to.-Of course.

[Susie] That sounds great.

Mm, something smells great.Do you need any help?

Ah, I would love some.

Uh, here.It's eggnog French toast.

Um, would you just put theseon a plate for me?

-I'll be right back.-Yeah, sure.

From cookies to breakfast.I am impressed.

[chuckles] I'm having funhelping Laura out.

Very nice. Also, by the way...

I have my best manhelping your parents out,

so if they need anything else,please don't hesitate.

Ah. That is incredibly sweetof you.

Well, hey, well, I don't knowif you noticed,

but this placeis about paying it forward.

Well, in that case, try this.

Oh.

Mm! Is that eggnog?

-[gasps] You're good.-Mm!

I didn't make it.

[Laura] You guys.

Oh! [chuckles]

-You want a croissant?-Uh, yeah. Thanks.

[chuckles] They are definitelygonna miss the meals here.

I think what they like mostis spending time with their dad.

Do you thinkyou could teach me how to make

Brussel sproutsand sweet potatoes?

-I would love to.-Oh, thank you.

[Madison] Oh, can I haveFrench toast?

-Duty calls.-[John] Yeah.

[instrumental music]

So as you all know,

our projects todayare about inspiration.

So who wants to go first?Madison.

So my mom wanted to take usskiing for the New Year,

and I was scared to try.

But I had so much fun this weekplaying in the snow,

meeting all of you that I wasinspired to text my mom

and tell herthat I wanted to try skiing.

Mm...

Blake?

Well, it turns out that actually

having a snowball fightis way more fun

than watching other peopledo it on the Internet.

So I'm inspired to play morein real life.

All right!

-[Ian] Whoo-hoo!-John.

I was thinking about our timeat the Community Center

and decided to implementvolunteer time at my practice.

[Jeff] That's whatI like to hear.

-We actually did ours together.-Yeah.

Um, spending timewith all of you this week

has inspired us to sharesome exciting news of our own.

We're expecting!

-Yeah.-Hey! All right!

-[Blake] Well, congratulations.-Congrats. Wow.

Okay.

So this is a picture

of my parents' house.

Being here with all of youhas made me realize

what home for the holidayscan actually mean.

And it inspired me to ask my mom

if they wouldn't mind stayinghome for Christmas this year.

[Gail] Yay, yay!

[Jeff] Thanks for coming with meto pick up

the donations at the firehouse.

[Haley] Of course. Thanks againfor helping my parents.

They're super excited

about having Christmasat their place this year.

It was easy.I'm glad I could help.

Well, I always thoughtthey loved the Caribbean,

but turns outthey're looking forward

to havinga traditional Christmas.

Oh, like snow angels?

I don't know about that.

I'm just hoping

that we don't haveanymore pipes burst.

Oh, well, if you do,give me a call.

I do work for cocoa.

Thanks. [sighs]

Christmas sounds so relaxingand far off.

All I can think aboutis the Tyler Toys' pitch.

It's the day after tomorrow.

Is that all you can think about?

I have some other stuffon my mind.

Yeah. Mine, too.

[instrumental music]

I'm so sorry.

Well, it's later than I thought.

Yeah, yeah, we should,we should probably

get the donations.

-What? What is it?-[Jeff sighs]

Ah, it's nothing,I've just been thinking.

If my dad would just acceptthis offer for the inn...

well, then this would turn outto be a really great week.

Ah. Wanna goget those donations?

Okay.

[cell phone ringing]

Okay, I think that's it,I say we print it

and I'll walk Shaunathrough the details.

Will do.Have fun at your party.

We're gonna land this account.

[Haley] Come in.

[inhales deeply] I'm so excitedabout tonight.

Would you mind zipping me up,please?

Of course.

And I have the perfect braceletfor this dress.

Oh.

I love it.

You know, there's somethingabout this place.

I haven't even considered datingsince Ryan's dad passed,

but seeing you and Jeff together

might've inspired meto consider it.

You know, I'm gonna downloada dating app on my phone

when I get it back tonight.

I think that's great.

Oh, you look so beautiful.

Thanks, Haley.

[indistinct chatter]

[instrumental music]

Laura,you have outdone yourself.

Everything looks great.

I aim to please.

Uh, uh, let's hear it for Laura!

[cheering]

And today we're gonna starta new tradition

for Susie and Ian.

I'd like everyone to go aroundthe table

and tell uswhat they're grateful for.

Madison,why don't we start with you?

-I'm grateful for my phone.-[laughing]

And that I got to hang outwith dad.

I'm grateful that we gotto hang out with dad, too.

He's pretty cool.

And for my sister.

Even though she snores.

[laughing]

Well, I'm grateful for my kids.

I love you guysmore than anything.

-Love you more.-Great.

For my son Ryan, who I'mproud of every single day.

I'm grateful for patience

and compromise.

I am grateful,first and foremost, for you

and I'm gratefulfor our newest addition.

I'm grateful for meetingeach and every one of you

and for all of the possibilitiesthat are opening up for me.

[Ben] Well, on behalfof Jeff, Laura and I,

I'd like to thank all of youwonderful people

for joining usat Christmas Camp.

I know that Libby's heartwould be full

if she saw and heard

everything around the tabletonight.

Merry Christmas, everyone.

[all] Merry Christmas.

Now let's eat and getthis graduation party started.

-Merry Christmas.-Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

♪ Deck the hall

♪ With boughs of holly

♪ Fa-la la-la fa-la la-la

♪ 'Tis the season to be jolly

♪ Fa-la la-la fa-la la-la

♪ Don we now our gay apparel

♪ Troll the ancient

♪ Yule-tide carol

♪ Fa-la la-la-la

[music continues]

So those dance lessons your mommade you take? Smart woman.

-You think so?-I do.

♪ Follow me in merry measure

♪ While I tell of

♪ Yule-tide treasure

♪ Fa-la la-la-la

[indistinct chatter]

Did you find the gift ornaments?

We need to talk.

Let's go into the library.

Christmas Camp franchise?

-You can barely handle one.-Just hold on a second, son.

I can handle this placejust fine.

Do I miss your mom?Every moment of every day.

But moving into a condo in thecity isn't going to change that.

Why didn't you just tell meabout your plans to expand?

Well, that part is new.But I tried to tell you.

I don't wantto give this place up.

I'm not ready to retire.

I love changing people's livesfor the better.

I love bringing smilesto people's faces,

bringing families back together.It keeps me young.

But mom wanted meto take care of you.

She wanted me near you.

Your mom would want meto be happy.

She would want us bothto be happy.

And, Haley, what...He-he's your client?

-Jeff, please let me explain.-So this all...

This was just some research tripso you could,

what, copy the format?

-No.-No, it's not like that.

That's not what it looks like

from this proposal.

I just wish you twowould've been honest with me.

It's my fault.

This was all about work.

No, it's not like that.I promise.

Just...I was just trying to help.

[Ben] And I asked hernot to tell you.

No, I-I gotta get out of here.

I, I'm gonna go backto the city.

Will you please just telleverybody I said goodbye?

[Haley] Jeff, wait.Please let me explain. [sighs]

Well, just let him cool down.

I'm so sorry, Ben. I nevershould've written that proposal.

I don't knowwhat I was thinking.

No, it was my fault.

I was the one who wanted to waitto tell him.

He thinks it was all about work.

I mean, it was, at first,

but not anymore.

Haley, I don't knowhow much Jeff has told you.

His last girlfriend,I mean, she was a nice girl,

but they just didn't fit.

And Jeff couldn't admit thatto himself.

So when they broke up,he was heartbroken.

I think... what he's feelingfor you right now...

scares him.

I just never meantfor any of this to happen.

♪ The holly and the ivy

♪ When they are bothfull grown ♪

♪ Of all the treesthat are in the wood ♪

♪ The holly bears the crown

♪ Oh the rising of the sun

♪ And the running of the deer

♪ The playingof the merry organ ♪

♪ Sweet singing of the choir

♪ Ho-oh o-o-o-oh

♪ Ooh o-o-o-oh

♪ Ho-oh o-o-o-oh

♪ The holly bears a blossom

♪ As white as lily flower

♪ And Mary boresweet Jesus Christ ♪

♪ To be our sweet Savior

♪ Oh the rising of the sun

[music continues]

Is Jeff coming back? I hate thatwe don't get to say goodbye.

He had to rush back to the city.

I'm sure he'll be upsetthat he missed you, though.

-You're leaving, too?-[Susie] Oh, no.

We were just gonna takeour Christmas trees

to the Community Center.

Time to get backto the real world.

Are you sure you don't mindtaking my tree, too?

-Not at all.-Thanks.

I loved meeting all of you.

Don't forget. My house,the Friday before Christmas.

-I'll text you the address.-Okay.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

-Congratulations.-Thank you so much.

-Drive safe.-Oh.

Great to see you.Merry Christmas.

Tell the kidsI said Merry Christmas.

-Okay?-I sure will.

-Aw...-[Max barks]

I'll miss you, too, Max.

[whines]

Wait, um...

Don't forget this.

Thanks.

Just give it some time.

Okay.

Bye.

What's this?

[instrumental music]

[bells chiming]

[indistinct chatter]

-Hi.-Hi.

-[knocking]-You wanted to see me?

They called this morningto say

we got it!

They said your takeon granting the Christmas wishes

of kids around the countrycaptured the spirit

of what makes their brandspecial.

The kids, the angels,the tree...

It was everythingthey were looking for.

It was all real,I was just trying to convey

how I felt last weekat Holly Peak.

That whole spirit of sharing

brings me to my next question.

What is it?

I'd like to bring Tom into help run this account.

-Would that be okay with you?-Are you sure?

Positive.It's gonna be a two-person job.

I think that's a great idea.

And I'd like to have some time

for my other new account.

Which reminds me. Here you go.

Ah! The certificate.

Haley, what made you decide topartner with Tom on the account?

Christmas Camp.

When I was there, I realized

I'd spent so much time

rushing to get aheadin my career

and I'd missed outon so many important things,

my family, love.

[chuckles] Tom seems to havea handle on that.

Who knows, maybe I'll learnsomething from him.

-Congratulations.-On the certificate?

No, someone who recognizesteamwork,

demonstratesgreat leadership skills

and makes a good campaigneven better

is exactly what I'm looking forin a senior account executive.

The job is yours if you want it.

Wait, really? I got it?

Yeah. [laughs]

You earned it.

Merry Christmas, Haley.

Thank you. I won't let you down.

[glasses clinking]

[instrumental music]

[knocking on door]

-Congratulations.-[Haley] Oh.

-Oh, you so deserve it.-Hm.

Whoa! Nice tree. [chuckles]

This is for you.

Wait. You usually give mea gift card, unwrapped.

I thoughtwe could start a new tradition.

It's for all that helpwhile I was away.

I couldn't have done itwithout you.

I love it. Thank you.

Have you, um, heard from him,the owner's son?

Nope. Not a peep.

Haley, someonefrom the Holly Peak Inn

is here to see you.

Uh, Tom, wait up a second.

Hi. Oh, it's so good to see you.

Well, you should have told meyou were coming into the city.

-Everything okay?-Everything's great.

That's why I'm here.

-We need to celebrate.-Celebrate, why?

I reached out to some innsout on the Cape and, um...

Well, I gave them the pitchthat we rehearsed,

sent them your proposal

and all three got back to me

and they're all in.

That's so great.

Yeah, it's likean early Christmas present.

So I thought that, well,

maybe we could goto Gail's party and celebrate.

Oh, Ben. I don't knowif I'm up for seeing everyone.

Now, come on. It wouldn't bethe same without you.

Besides, there'sa little surprise in store

you're not gonna wanna miss.

Okay. Let me get my coat.

There you go.

[instrumental music]

[doorbell rings]

Merry Christmas!

-Hi!-Oh!

-How's your son?-He's fine.

We haven't gotten it together

for video chatsthe last couple of days,

but as long as he's okay,that's all I need.

There are people in herethat wanna see you.

Okay. [chuckles] Hi!

-Merry Christmas!-Merry Christmas!

[Ian] Ben...[Susie] Welcome.

[laughter]

[indistinct chatter]

I can't believeeverybody made it.

I wouldn't miss it. Who doesn'tlove a Christmas party?

-Where are Blake and Madison?-They're with their mom tonight.

-They sent their love.-Mm...

-And you!-Hi!

I wouldn't have missed itfor the world.

-Uh, this is my husband Jake.-Hi.

-Hi, nice to meet you.-Haley.

Hey, I hear you're helping Benexpand his Christmas Camp

to other resorts.That is so fantastic.

[doorbell rings]

Hm. There's the door. Come on.

Oh.

[chuckles] Oh, Ryan!

Hi, mom.

I got approved for leaveand I had to come surprise you.

Well...

Ben helped. I couldn't havepulled this off without him.

-Come in.-All-all right.

Hi.

Can we talk outside?

I am so sorry for the waythat I acted and how I left.

I, I've been trying to finda way to reach out all week.

No, I'm sorry, too.

I never meant to keep anythingfrom you.

You were trying to help my dad.

I couldn't hear how muchhe didn't wanna sell that inn.

I totally get it. You were justtrying to look out for him.

But you've got to know, our weektogether wasn't about work.

Dad explained everything.

And he showed me the card

that you left himwith the present.

"Ben, thank youfor helping me rediscover

what Christmas is really about.

This week has opened my heart.Love, Haley."

You opened my heart, too,this week, Haley.

And I wasn't expecting it,but I'm so glad that you did.

Merry Christmas, Haley.

Merry Christmas.

[instrumental music]

You wanna go inside?

Come on.

[instrumental music]

-Hi!-Merry Christmas.

-Merry Christmas, everyone.-[all] Merry Christmas!

[indistinct chatter]

♪ It starts to snowthe trees are white ♪

♪ The lights aglowa winter day working away ♪

♪ It's Christmas time

[instrumental music]

♪ Saint NickI've been decking my halls ♪

♪ Dressed upI'm the belle of the ball ♪

♪ Dasher Dancer

♪ You'll be my Blitzen

♪ Your cheekslooking like they taste sweet ♪

♪ Your eyes follow mewith a wink ♪

♪ Comet Cupid...