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Ohh!

- Honey?

- I'm okay.

- I'm telling you,

you get your coordination

from your father.

Good morning, my Ali.

How did you sleep,

honey?

Slept great.

Yeah, it's so good to

have you home, sweetie.

Morning, baby.

See? That's why they're

sleeping in separate rooms.

What? Come on.

Hey, no, no, Brian.

Actually,

it's no big deal.

We have the rest of our

lives to spend together.

Now, that's a wonderful

thing about him, Ali.

That is one of many, many,

many, many, many things.

So did you two

actually cook

something we can have

for breakfast?

Yeah,

bacon and eggs.

- We're ready to roll.

- All right.

Yum.

Heavy on the eggs,

light on the bacon.

This guy here started eating early.

Oh, way

to rat me out, sir.

Trying to get on my good

side again, I can tell.

- What can I say?

- Mm.

So what's on the agenda

for today?

Well, we're gonna

get Jason from the airport,

uh, the Christmas

toy wrap at the club,

and then we're gonna go for

Christmas Eve dinner there

with the Spivaks

from across the street,

and that was all

on the activity sheet

that I slipped

under everybody's door.

Right. Sorry.

Just a little spacey

this morning.

Yeah, you don't seem terribly

excited about all of it.

You've always loved

coming home for Christmas.

Yeah, I did. I do.

Mom, this is gonna be

the best Christmas Eve ever.

You have no idea.

Yeah, all right, gang.

Shake a leg.

The stagecoach

pulls out in five

with or without you.

Come on. Let's go.

He's been saying it exactly

like that since we were kids.

Is there actually

a stagecoach,

and if you don't shake a leg,

will the thing leave without you?

Good point.

Let's not find out, huh?

Come on.

Let's go.

Come on.

I'm coming!

I'm coming!

Oh!

Come on,

come on, come on.

Everybody, let's go.

Let's pile in.

We don't

want to be late.

Jason can wait

five minutes, Dad.

Honey, with all

your schedules,

your mom and I

only get to spend

five minutes with you

every three years,

so, you know, we have

to make the most of it.

Ali, come on, hon.

We gotta go.

Thank you, darling.

Thank you so much.

Let's get in the car.

Come on.

This is another

unscheduled hug,

and it's throwing us

off schedule.

Get in the car.

Thank you so much.

Don't make up time

the way you usually do,

ignoring pedestrians

in the crosswalk.

Hi.

My folks said you were

coming back this year.

Yeah.

Hey.

Hey.

Yeah, Cam and I

have been traveling

the last few

Christmases, so...

Yeah, if you haven't

been to Vienna

to see the professional

holiday displays there,

you should. It's amazing.

I'll keep that

in mind.

So you're coming to

the club later, right?

Uh, yes, definitely,

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