Yes, Virginia

In Holland, he's called Sintirklass.

In Estonia, he's J uluvana!

- Kriss Kringle

- Gwiazdor

- Tomten in Sweden.

- Hotei-osho in Japan!

Ded Moroz in Russia.

- What's a Belsnickel?

- Joulupukki

Agios Nikolaos in Greece.

Agios Baba in Turkey.

Here's a good one: Chimney john.

Now, that's nice and simple.

Look at this. He rides on a donkey.

He has a giant goat.

He lives in Finland.

Greenland.

The North Pole!

It's all interesting

but none of this tells me if Santa is real.

Well, if he isn't, why do children

all over the world think he is?

I wonder if Santa's goat is friends

with his reindeer.

Maybe they take turns pulling the sleigh.

Coming, Papa.

Bye, Virginia. See you tomorrow.

Bye, Ollie.

All right, son, that's enough. Let's go.

You heard him, now. Let's go.

If you are real, give me some proof. Please.

Merry Christmas! Happy New Year!

A joyous Penny in the Bucket Day.

Hi.

Hey, kid.

Still looking for Santa?

I guess.

Where's your coat?

Somebody needed it more than me.

I've been wondering-- what did you mean

when you said you work for Santa?

I just... try to do whatever Santa would.

You know? Make things a little better.

So, Santa's your boss.

Uh... yeah.

Does he pay you?

Do I look like I have a steady income to you?

What is...You got to be...A dinner roll?

Very generous of you, sir.

Listen, kid...

Papa?

Is there a Santa Claus?

Santa, eh?

Well, um, let's examine the facts.

Someone brought you presents last year.

Correct?

Yes

And someone ate the milk and

cookies you left out, right?

Right.

So, it stands to reason that

someone who brings presents and likes

cookies came to our house last Christma

And logically, given the night in question,

the present-bringing cookie-eater..

Papa!

That doesn't tell me anything!

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