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Christmas for Sale (2021)

Christmas & New Years movies collection.

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Christmas for Sale (2021)

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Alex?

Oh, hey.

What are you doing here?

I let myself in.

You don't live here anymore.

I know, but you told me

to get my things

from the house,

so that's what I'm doing.

That was six months ago

when we broke up.

You don't have anything

else here, I checked.

You know, I thought

about the same thing

and then I remembered...

Christmas.

Okay.

Since...

Since when do you

even like Christmas?

You know, it's not me.

I don't.

It's Bianca.

She's my fiance.

Yeah, I know you're

engaged, Alex.

Ah, she loves, loves Christmas.

Oh, ooh, yay.

- Yeah, she does.

- Fun days...

Oh, good.

- Yeah, she does.

- Great.

Yeah.

You know what she did?

- Hmm?

- She got us a vacay

during the holidays.

- No!

- Yeah.

Wow.

- Can you believe it?

- No.

She completes me so much.

- Oh...

- Yeah, she completes me.

- Oh!

- Oh, my goodness.

Great, take whatever

you need, take everything.

- You know what?

- Hmm?

I think, uh, I think that's it.

Good, okay, great.

Get out.

Merry Christmas.

I just...

- Happy holidays.

- Gotta get ready.

- You know, so out you go.

- That's... Yeah.

- And you know what,

actually, hey.

- Hmm?

I want to say thank you

for being everything

- that you've been.

- No, that is mine.

- Okay.

- I think that's...

Just so understanding

of our situation, you know.

- Uh-huh...

- I know when couples

tend to break up,

especially on the terms

that we did,

they're usually

at each other's necks,

like, you know...

Yeah. Oh, yeah, no.

Especially when your boyfriend

of five years breaks up with you

to find himself

and then gets engaged

six months later.

- Yes.

- A lot.

Yeah. See, exactly.

- Yeah.

- And that's why you're cool.

Yeah, right,

I'm a super cool ex-girlfriend.

I guess I'd have

to be, you know,

'cause I just wanna,

ahhh, k*ll you,

'cause, you know, you got

engaged on our anniversary.

- Yeah, but you're the best.

- Hmm...

- Out, out. Okay, bye! Bye!

- Okay. Bye.

Yeah, thank you.

Alex, put that back.

Okay, thank you.

Back.

I'm going back to bed.

Hello, answer the phone, sis.

I know you're up, Terri.

I know you're up,

answer the phone.

Terri, sis, come on.

I don't want to talk.

Not now, not ever.

What time is it?

Oh, my...

Sis, you and Alex

were not meant to be.

I mean, come on,

he ordered cooked fish

at a sushi restaurant.

Shauna, please, just let me

lay here and wither.

I just want to wither.

Terri, you're beautiful,

supermodel gorgeous,

pre-Botox, impeccable skin,

with a heart like Mother Teresa.

You can do this.

Get up,

get out of the house.

We have a business to save.

I can't do this without you.

I don't want to run a business.

I don't want to leave the house.

I just want to go

live in a monastery.

I think you mean convent.

Whatever.

Oh, that Trinity School

education is really kicking in.

Daddy would be so proud.

I miss Daddy.

I wish he was here.

Daddy's always

here with us, sis.

He's always looking down.

And if he was here,

what would he say?

He would say I was his sunshine.

And not to cry because

joy cometh in the morning.

Amen, sis.

How are you?

Well, not good.

We're not good.

We have not had a new client

in six months.

Not sold anything in months.

I'm terrified we're

going to lose everything.

We need our star back.

I wish I could be there for you.

I want... I want to...

I just...

I need you, Terri.

I need your help.

Dad left this business

to the both of us, not just me.

Plus, you're the best

real estate agent ever.

You could sell ice to an Eskimo.

No!

It's true.

And I need you to use

all those skills like right now.

T, you remember Claudia?

The girl in our hot yoga class?

I did not, no.

Well, she just gave me

the juiciest tidbit

of information.

Get this.

George Camden.

George Camden, Black

billionaire hedge fund dude?

Yep. It seems like

George caught

his lovely wife

doing the backstroke

with the pool boy.

It was a huge scandal

and created

a big wave

in the financial industry.

This is not Page Six.

What does this

have to do with me?

Well, he owns a magnificent

penthouse on Park Ave.

And he'd like to dump it,

quick, before the divorce.

He doesn't know it yet,

but he needs the service

of Manhattan's

best real estate broker

before the judge offloads it

to his wife and Mr. Phelps.

Okay, so what do we do?

How do we get him?

Well, that's where I need you.

I need your ice selling skills

and your perfect form

doing the downward dog.

Yoga?

Yes, sis.

He attends Claudia's class

on East 39th

faithfully every Tuesday

for the past eight years.

He's not going to talk to me.

What did Dad say?

Make opportunities.

Exactly.

So whatever you have to do,

we need that commission.

How am I supposed to do that?

How am I supposed to get him?

Heh. Again, I thought

you'd never ask.

I traded my hair appointment

with Bronte,

the diamond district diva,

who was literally booked

a year out with Claudia.

In advance, she accidentally

double booked

you and our billionaire

boy wonder

in one private session together.

The depths of your deception

never cease to amaze me.

Bronte's had eyes

for my trainer Jacques

for two years.

A blind date is currency

exchange in these times.

I'm a business woman.

I really, I don't care

and I don't want to know.

Tuesday, 8:00 a.m.

And whatever it is,

it better be tight.

Come on!

Bye, love you.

Bye.

Man, can't even work out.

Yes, Vivian.

I'm in yoga, same as every week.

Why, why do you ask?

Okay, I don't have time

for this right now.

Shake it off, shake it off.

Having a stroke?

Heh! I'm not really sure what

you're trying to do there.

Ahh...

No, no, I'm just...

Just a little stressed.

And besides, it seems like

my yoga instructor

isn't here yet, so yeah.

Well, then I guess

I'm just on time.

Yeah, you are.

You want me to help or...?

By all means,

you can help, yeah.

- You know what, so if you, um...

- Whoa.

- I was gonna show you

warrior pose.

- Okay.

Um, if you just put

your leg out in front...

It's very good

for stress relief.

If you just push down

on your shoulders.

- Okay.

- Yeah, oh, okay.

- Need a little challenge.

- Yeah, yeah.

Um...

Oh, if you've got that,

then you come up

to your front leg and pick up

the back one.

- All right.

- Yeah.

- Ooh.

- Tip forward... Oh.

Okay, you're a pro.

- Ooh. Whoa. No, not a pro...

- Excuse me.

But you'd at least think

I'd be halfway decent

with all the money I've spent

on these private lessons.

Ah. Yeah.

Do you know where Claudia is?

- She's usually never late.

- No, I... Oh, my gosh!

- It's my first day.

- Are you okay?

You all right?

- Um, yeah.

- Whoa.

All right.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- I am sorry about that.

- No problem.

For being in your space.

Yeah.

Yeah, the...

Um, it's all right, yeah.

- It's your space.

- A lot better than...

the assistant

she had before,

that's for sure.

Oh. No, I'm...

I'm not the assistant.

Sorry.

Sorry I'm late.

- Hey, there she is.

- I'm never...

never, never late.

Yeah, she's never late.

Never.

George, I'm so sorry.

Let me set my things down

and I'll be right with you.

Again, I'm so sorry,

this never happens.

No, no problem, it's fine.

See, your assistant's been

very helpful and kind.

I'll say.

Georgie!

Georgie!

Vivian, what are you doing here?

Stopping you from making

the biggest mistake

of your life.

Ladies, I'm so sorry. Sorry.

Look, you're

too late, all right?

It's over.

- Oh, no, not that.

- What?

You've reduced the spending

limit on my credit card.

- It's Christmas,

for crying out loud.

- Are you kidding me?

I'm not gonna have these

talks with you, all right?

You cheated on me, remember?

It always has

to go back to that.

Can we stop living in the past?

That was weeks ago.

I have nothing more

to say to you.

If you don't like the way

the proceedings are going,

then have your lawyers

talk to my lawyers.

Heh, well, funny you say that.

Surprise.

You've got some nerve

to hand somebody...

Are you insane?

Why does everyone keep

saying that about me?

- Maybe you are.

- Yeah. Heh.

Is this a conversation

you two wanna have in private?

- Mm-hmm.

- We're fine, thank you though.

Look, you're the one

that filed the injunction on me

to have me to stop

from moving my money.

It's our money.

No, no, no, no,

this is my money.

I just...

Keep it.

See, that's your problem.

You've lost touch with reality.

This is real life,

not an episode of Good Times.

How do you expect someone

to live off of $12,000 a day?

- Are you kidding me?

- It's Christmas!

- Get out of here.

- Fix it.

Yo.

We need the entire team.

We're going to go full w*r room.

I need the entire team.

Yeah... No, this is priority.

I need a plan

to end this

once and for all.

Yeah, I need it done

within 48 hours.

No, Vivian's gone way

too far this time.

All right.

Thank you.

Ladies...

Look, I'm sorry, okay?

This is very stressful

and I really

don't wanna be stressed.

Is it possible I could have

both of you there, yes?

We'll be there.

Okay, thank you.

I appreciate it.

Thanks again, I'm sorry.

And thank you as well,

and Merry Christmas to you both.

- Merry Christmas.

- I...

What was that? Heh.

It's complicated.

What's complicated?

In my defense,

he's a billionaire

and you don't say

no to a billionaire,

especially with the rent

prices of this place.

Okay, what?

Heh. What's going on?

You helped him, I guess?

Oh. Okay.

And he thinks

you're my assistant.

- I'm not your assistant.

- Okay, but I need you to be.

George Camden is

assembling a w*r room

to bring down his wife.

He's talking lawyers,

a PR team, a tech department,

health and wellness.

Health and wellness?

Okay.

That'll be us.

And he only wants me there

because he wants you there.

So I really need you there.

What... Me? Where?

And I need this job,

so you need to learn yoga.

I hate yoga.

Oh, my God,

I'm gonna k*ll Shauna.

No, I can't do it, I...

You should've seen her.

She's like...

Jessica Rabbit came to life

and walked into the yoga studio.

Well, you better double up

on your air squats,

bat your little eyes,

and tap dance

like Sammy Davis Jr.

On the Vegas strip.

Whatever it takes,

we need this listing.

We have minus $14.07

in our bank account.

The bum on the side

of the street

that I just passed

has more than us.

And he's at zero.

Let's go.

Uh-uh. No, I can't,

I can't do it.

Terri, please.

You have to.

I don't think

we're going to make it.

I've literally done

everything I can.

I've called everyone

that I know.

He thinks I am

a yoga instructor.

This is better

than we can ever imagine, sis.

How is this a good scenario?

He's got an emergency meeting

at the Deer Lodge Resort

to finalize

his divorce proceedings.

He's literally going

to divide his kingdom.

We need somebody

on the inside and you're it.

You'll have untethered access

to his most vulnerable moments.

Untethered access

as a yoga instructor,

not as a real estate agent.

We'll figure that part out.

Right now, you need to pack.

Oh, my God, you are

so the evil sister.

I'll do an evil laugh,

but this is serious.

This can really work.

No. No.

I should have walked in

and given him my business card.

Hello, how are you?

Here's the card.

That's it.

Why did I have to be helpful?

Which makes you the good sister.

So go be the good sister

that you are and save

our jobs and apartments

and everyone that works for us.

That, that was

spot on, that was a good one.

Seriously, sis, we need this.

No.

Shauna, there are too many

things that could go wrong.

I'm sorry,

there will be other listings.

Not like this one.

This one listing

puts us back on top,

covers all of our bills,

all of our debt,

and can even give some loyal

employees a Christmas bonus.

You know, that's

the other thing...

it's Christmas.

Who hauls their staff away

this close to Christmas?

I mean, who is this guy,

Ebenezer Scrooge?

Well, show up as the Ghost

of Christmas Real Estate,

but get that listing.

George Camden thinks

I am a yoga instructor.

How many yoga instructors

do you know

that land multi-million

dollar listings, Shauna?

I told you,

we'll figure that part out.

This is a stupid idea, no.

What is that?

What are you showing me?

That's our debt.

You see what I just sent you?

Is...? Is that...?

Our business account.

And that's a negative sign.

Uh-huh...

Okay.

I'll go pack.

I'm packing.

I'll go pack. I'm going.

I'm doing this,

I'm going, I'm packing.

Just going to be

a yoga instructor.

Wow.

Hello!

Welcome to

the Deer Lodge Resort.

Don't be alarmed,

your TV is on a motion sensor.

Be excited about all

the amazing things you can do

during your stay here.

Hi, I'm Marvin,

and this is

the Deer Lodge Resort,

Santa's home away from home.

He and Mrs. Santa

come for the skiing,

but they stay

for the magical environment.

This is our most romantic

time of the year.

We're completely

booked up because of

all the love in the air.

So whether you are looking

to sit by the fire

-and sip some hot chocolate

with that special someone...

- No. No.

- Or if you'd like to

take a long romantic walk...

- No. Not gonna...

we've got what

you're looking for.

Perhaps you'd like

to get a couples massage

or rev up the romance

and hit the slopes.

We've got what you're looking...

We'll let you know exactly

what we can do to help you...

Or maybe I'm not interested

in any of that, Marvin,

because love

doesn't exist, okay?

And all I do is lie

to everyone anyway.

Did you ever think

about that, Marvin, hmm?

Yep.

Coming. I'm coming.

Hi!

You must be Terri McKenzie.

Yes.

How did you know that?

We know all sorts of things.

That's not creepy. Heh.

Right?

Most importantly, you're here

for the George Camden retreat.

- Yes.

- I'm Marvin.

I'm the head bellhop here

at the Deer Lodge Resort.

I just wanted

to personally welcome you.

- Again.

- I'm sorry?

- Hmm?

- Hmm?

No, nothing. Um...

I think you were

saying something?

I was saying that I hope

that you're finding

everything to your liking.

Now, how are you enjoying

your stay so far?

This is a magical place.

- So I've heard. Heh.

- You heard right!

Gosh, you're

just like a little human

espresso machine, aren't you?

And you're here at the most

romantic place on earth alone.

- Right?

- Uh...

There's only two people

that are single

- staying at the entire resort.

- This is a work trip.

It's business.

Speaking of which,

I have something for you.

Here are your accommodations

for this weekend's activities.

Thank you.

"Yoga instructor."

Yoga instructor.

See, that's, that's me.

Nice to meet you.

Now, is there anything

I can do for you?

Yes, yes.

It is a little bit cold in here

and, actually, they made me

leave all of my luggage

at the car.

Thermostat.

Your things will be

up here shortly.

Now, if there's anything

that we can do

to accommodate you,

my staff will stop at nothing,

so do not hesitate to call.

I will not dare. Heh.

Hesitate.

I will call.

I...

Will do, thank you.

Oh.

I had to leave my purse

in the rental... everything is...

Of course they did.

Well, you have yourself

a nice day now.

Yoga.

A meet and greet today at...

I...

Okay, okay.

Okay.

Okay.

I'm late.

To my very first meeting.

Oh, God.

Shauna's going to k*ll me.

Okay.

I can do it.

Okay, I can do it.

No, I... need a second.

'Cause I'm late.

It's probably...

It's probably too late.

Okay...

I am a yoga instructor.

I do yoga.

Namaste.

Namaste.

Okay.

No.

Yes...

No.

I'm going.

I can't do this.

This is such a crazy idea.

Okay, okay.

Okay, I'm just...

Go, why would I be...?

No.

Excuse me, hello.

Oh, are you okay?

You're the yoga

assistant, correct?

Yeah, just, um,

practicing my Zen poses.

I see.

Well, come on up, come on in.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, uh-huh.

Namaste.

Heh. Namaste.

Hey.

- Hey. Yeah.

- Come on up.

Good...

Whoa, whoa.

Nice to meet you.

- Or see you again, I should say.

- Yeah...

- see you again.

- Heh. Yeah.

- This way?

- This way.

Well, I really do

appreciate you stopping by.

The actual w*r room doesn't

start till tomorrow though.

Oh, but the itinerary said

that there was a meet and greet.

That's just an excuse

to get people here

a day early

so they can settle in.

My staff and crew work

pretty hard for me,

as you probably know,

and sometimes on a whim.

Like to give them a chance

to settle in with their family

and loved ones,

take a view of the entire place.

But no one seemed to come

to the meet and greet.

It's not because

I'm an Ebenezer Scrooge.

- Oh, heh, wow.

- Oh, God.

I was, um...

You know what, I'm going

to get out of your hair.

I've definitely embarrassed

myself enough for today.

Well, I'll definitely

remember to...

And you're, uh...?

You're, uh...?

Are you sure that I, um...

- Your...

- Oh!

I'm Terri actually,

not that you would know

from that. Heh.

Yeah, I'll make sure

we get you another one of these.

At least I know the next time

I have a meet and greet,

one person will show up.

And by all means,

bring your boyfriend.

I'll set out wine,

crackers, and cheese,

and you guys can have

the whole run of the place.

- No boyfriend, just me.

- Oh, really?

- Mmm.

- I don't find too many people

that come up here alone.

This place is magical.

Yeah, I've heard a lot

about the magic and...

I'm sorry, I'm gonna

see you tomorrow.

Okay, all right.

Hey, and, um, I'll be here.

But one question,

if you didn't mind.

- Yeah.

- Do you ski?

I'm Black.

- So there's that.

- There you go.

Well, the fact is

that you're here alone,

and, technically,

you still have more time

with the meet and greet,

so would you like to learn?

You're a very hard man

to say no to.

Well, that sounds like a plan.

- Let's do it.

- Let's do it.

- Jinx. Heh.

- Yeah. Heh.

Right this way.

Be careful of the stairs.

Hmm.

Okay, so they just close

ski lifts to civilians?

Private lessons.

Should we go around

again, or...?

Uh, we can, or we can, uh...

Or we can just

sit here and talk.

That okay with you?

Yeah.

All right.

So what's on your mind?

If you had told me last week

that I would be at a ski resort

with George Camden,

I wouldn't have believed you

in a billion years.

Well, if you would've told me

that I would've

have been fighting

to keep my finances

from my cheating ex-wife

so close to Christmas,

I would have said that, uh...

Ah, I guess that wasn't,

that isn't too hard

to believe, after all.

Yeah...

So why here?

And not at one of your skyrises

or an exotic beach somewhere?

Well, I think

you've seen Vivian.

She's a disruptor.

She cheated on me

and there's already

12 articles in the newspaper.

She's going

to contest the prenup,

then she's going

to contest half,

and then she's going

to protest getting it all.

Is that even possible?

Yeah, well, I'm not

going to wait to find out.

- I have to move now, so...

- Hey, everything is...

No, really, everything

is going to work out.

- Here, look at me.

- We'll see.

Hmm?

Um, you should close your eyes

and take a few deep

breaths from here.

Good, good.

- That felt great.

- Feel better?

Yeah, I do, thank you.

So, why fight with her?

You don't really

seem like the type

that cares about money.

Hmm.

I'm a billionaire, Terri.

When people look at me,

they see money.

What do you see?

Just a kid from Queens.

I did people's math homework

to keep 'em from beating

me up, that's all.

I don't know how

to date supermodels

or live this public

relationship life

I've been thrusted into.

Then what is this all about?

Well...

She manipulated me.

I'm never going to let anyone

use me like that again.

She didn't love me.

And this may sound silly,

but, uh...

fighting for true love,

whoever that is,

she at least deserves that.

My future kids deserve that.

You can make more money

and buy more penthouses.

Yeah.

I bought that penthouse

to raise a family.

It's the same building

my mother used to clean.

You know, I used to have

conversations with...

her wanting to provide

such opportunities for her kids.

I just wish she could see

how well her son was

doing now, you know?

If Vivian gets that penthouse,

all she's going

to do is rent it out

for Instagram photo shoots.

I'd rather give it

to a deserving family

than have it rack up emojis

and likes on IG.

That's... No.

Wow.

What?

You're romantic.

You are.

- Stop it.

- Hmm.

I'm also a terrible skier,

so I hope

you are ready. Heh.

You invited me!

- Hey, it's...

- Are you being serious?

I'm very serious.

- You're joking.

- No.

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

- I don't either.

We'll learn together.

- Oh, no.

- Yes.

How do you get off

of this thing?

- All right, it's time.

- Okay.

- Stand up, right?

- You don't even know.

I'm telling you,

I at least know this part.

- You stand up...

- Okay, stand up.

Then you lean forward

and just go.

Bye.

- Ah, yeah, all right.

- This is beautiful.

I like it, this is nice.

It's beautiful.

So what time is this lesson?

Well, we are

a bit early, so, uh...

This is the place

he told us to meet,

so I'm pretty sure

he'll be here soon.

Heh. What?

Oh, no, it's just funny.

The three times we've

bumped into each other,

I was either on time,

late, and now we're early.

Maybe it's fate.

Yo!

Hey, hey.

Hey!

- Hey, there he is.

- Is...?

That's the ski instructor,

the bellhop guy?

You know, your guess is

as good as mine.

I don't know.

Oh...

He doesn't seem

like he knows what he's doing.

I... No. Oh...

I'm okay!

I think we're in trouble.

I'm alive!

Looking good.

Look, we can just back out.

That's a big hill.

Um, again, Black.

Not gonna be mad

about skipping that.

Let's go.

- Yeah?

- Yeah, come on.

Oh, thank you.

All right.

Hey, dude!

You guys here for

the beginner lessons?

I thought you said this

was a private lesson.

No, it is a private lesson.

It's a maximum of two couples.

Just because I don't like crowds

doesn't mean

I don't like people.

Hey, we were just leaving.

We were just about to leave.

No, heh, you can't leave.

You can't fully

appreciate Deer Lodge

without experiencing the slopes.

This is Santa Claus'

favorite mountain.

Rumor has it he learned

to ski in this very spot.

Only way back to the ski lodge,

down that hill.

- Oh, boy.

- You guys should stay.

You're such a cute couple.

- Oh, thank you.

- Not as cute as us, baby.

I love you so much.

- Maybe we should just stay.

- I love you, sweetheart.

- We're already here.

- Oh, I love you.

Oh, come on. Come on.

Oh, gosh.

I'm Alex and this is Bianca.

Oh, I'm Bianca Harris,

but soon to be

Mrs. Bianca Wright.

Oh, yeah,

under the glove,

I see, right on.

I'm George Camden,

nice to meet you.

This is...

You're George Camden?

Uh, yeah. Heh.

Is...?

Is that Vivian Camden?

- Oh, my God. Vivian?

- No.

- Dude, are you famous?

- No.

Well, if it's not football

or a Will Smith movie,

then I'm lost, bro,

you know what I'm saying.

Are you guys trying

to work it out?

Oh, my God, that is so cute.

No, that's not...

- It's so cute.

- Uh, no.

They think that you...

- Yeah. Totally, yeah.

- Vivian, I am such a huge fan.

Viv... Oh, my God.

Oh, hey, hey.

Oh, wait, whoa... Hey, whoa!

Wait! Wait!

Oh, my gosh.

I thought we were going

together, come on.

Wait! Hold on...

Just wait.

Wait, I haven't gone

through the waiver yet.

I have an entire speech prepared

on the history of this slope.

I hope this won't

reflect negatively

on the customer

satisfaction survey.

Don't panic.

Nobody panic.

Everything's fine.

Come back!

You're not even supposed

to be down there yet!

Okay, okay. No, no.

Tree.

Oh, slow.

You're supposed to... Agh!

Slow!

Whoa.

You all right?

You okay? Heh.

Let's do that again.

Give me five minutes,

I'm gonna head...

Catches up with ya.

- Ah. Ah.

- Yes.

Well, so much for Black

girls that can't ski, right?

- That was amazing!

- That was.

- I'm a professional.

- Yes.

The smallest hill

on the entire slope,

but it was still cool.

And you can never

say that again.

- Yeah!

- And that would be just...

fine.

- No...

- I feel like I did it.

- We're good, we did it.

- I'm done.

All right.

Let's get out of here.

- Okay.

- Let's go home.

Oh, baby, I love you.

I love you too.

Don't let me fall.

I won't, not like that.

Oh, be there, baby.

- Yes!

- Namaste!

Namaste.

I don't even

know why we're laughing.

I could have died.

You couldn't have.

You don't have to walk me

back to my cabin, you know.

Well, for the next 48 hours,

you're on payroll.

From what I've seen, you are

definitely an insurance risk.

Ha-ha.

Okay, I don't think

you're getting

like the full picture

of who I really am.

- Really?

- Mmm.

Well, from what I've seen

thus far, you are amazing.

Don't think I've ever met

a yoga instructor

quite like you.

Ah, yes.

Well, I am

an amazing yoga instructor.

Right this way,

Miss Amazing Yoga Instructor.

This door.

Oh, wow.

Whew, it is freezing in here.

Goodness gracious.

You sure like it cold, huh?

Definitely do not.

I think it's broken.

- Oh.

- Oh, my goodness.

What a day this is

turning out to be.

Hey, I'll tell you what,

I can call the front desk,

see if they can get

you another room.

Well, the bellhop slash

ski instructor guy said

they're totally sold out.

In fact, there are only

two single people staying

in the whole resort.

Oh...

Well, um, there's got to be

some way that I can help.

There's gotta be

somewhere else

you could stay.

Or maybe that works?

That was the way I can help.

- Yeah?

- Yeah.

Oh, please, I wouldn't

know what to do with that.

I'll figure it out.

Ah, let's see.

Um...

Well, I have good

news and I have bad news.

Oh, all right. Ah.

So what's the good news?

The heat will be

back on in two hours.

- Oh, that's what

I'm talking about.

- Yes.

Bad news?

- My luggage.

- No!

Somehow between the car

and the cabin, they lost it.

- They don't know where it is.

- Are you kidding me?

- How is that even possible?

- Have you met me?

George, that's like probable.

- After you, by all means.

- Oh.

- Yeah, ladies first, right?

- Yeah.

No, it's fine.

I'm gonna call my sister,

have her wire me some cash.

You know, I'm sure

the souvenir shop has

- like the coolest mom jeans.

- Right.

Oh, I've heard

the Deer Lodge sweatshirt's

like to die for, so...

Well, you know,

if I had my laptop,

I'd go to their website

and check right now.

Yeah, I think it's a sign.

I need a new wardrobe...

I've been a bit

of a sweatpants

and fluffy slippers

kind of girl.

- I get it, I get it, yeah.

- Yeah.

What?

Mmm. It's nothing.

- What are you laughing at?

- It's you.

- Me... You're laughing at me?

- No.

I've never seen

someone roll with the punches

as well as you do.

How do you do it?

Oh.

I think I've just had

a lot of practice.

Oh.

Thank you, I really appreciate

you starting the fire for me.

I'm sure you have like

a thousand things to do.

- Oh, no.

- I'll be fine.

You know what, actually,

that is very kind of you.

Do you mind?

Just a quick check.

Is that all right?

Thank you for that.

Ooh.

Wasn't expecting

that many calls.

Anything important?

Uh... no.

Nothing my lawyers can't handle.

Ah, you know...

Yeah, I could tell you're

kicking me out, it's all right.

I'll see you tomorrow morning.

- Oh.

- It's all right.

You could at least

finish your cocoa.

I mean, it's kind of

the perfect setting.

Well, I can't say I don't agree.

- It is a cocoa moment.

- Mmm.

I mean, this moment

could be on the box.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

It really could.

Yeah.

I'd buy anything

you were selling.

I'll be right back.

Oh, well, you'll be back?

Yeah.

Oh...

Why am I just now

hearing from you?

Things must be going well.

A little too well.

I don't think we should do this.

Is he not

putting the penthouse

on the market anymore?

He's definitely putting

the penthouse on the market.

So what's the problem?

He thinks I'm a yoga instructor.

Just tell him

that your sister, me,

the one who is doing

everything in her power

to keep this business afloat,

is in real estate.

You're already in good with him.

Just make the referral

and I'll close the deal.

Easy.

It's not that easy. I...

I just, like

a small itty, itty-bitty...

I think I like him.

You said love was for suckers.

Never said anything

about a budding connection.

We need this.

I can't. I can't.

He's been hurt

and used before and I just,

I don't want to do it like this.

I feel bad and excited

for you all at the same time.

But right now,

being broke trumps all of that.

We need this.

You know I wouldn't ask you

if we didn't really need it.

Fine. Fine.

Call you when it's finished.

Love you.

Ah. Sorry, my sister's

a bit of a chatty Cathy.

No, it's-it's fine.

I should really get going.

I did finish

the cocoa, so you know.

Oh. Yeah.

But what happens

if the fire goes out

before the heat comes back on?

You know, I could throw

some more logs on the fire

if you'd like,

yeah, by all means.

- Could you?

- Sure.

- Thank you.

- Yeah.

I mean, the heat could

come back on any minute.

- It could... come back on.

- So maybe you should stay.

Yeah, I could stay

a little longer if you like.

Yeah, it could be any minute.

- Okay.

- Yeah.

So it's settled.

You want...

- What do you...?

- My place?

Do you have heat?

Oh, do I.

The best.

- Yeah, yeah.

- Oh, I...

- I'm just going to change.

- Okay, that's fine, totally.

I'll change too,

when I get back over

- to my spot.

- Yeah.

You know what I mean?

All right, I'll see you

in a minute.

- I'll be back!

- Okay.

There.

Everything in life...

Oh, my gosh.

Comes smooth and easy.

That boy good!

Has anybody ever told you

that you are a sore winner?

Just joking.

That was humble.

What are you talking about?

Oh, maybe in your tax bracket,

not in mine.

Oh, man.

Play another game?

Sure, why not?

Oh, I might like

getting whupped.

You know what?

- Rack 'em.

- What do you mean? I won.

Oh, okay, well,

I'm going first, so...

- Heh. Okay.

- Rack 'em.

Ladies first, all right.

Do you mind if

I ask you a question?

Is there any way I can stop you?

What happens after

this weekend is over?

What do you mean?

Well, you and your lawyers

find some clever way

to protect your money

in warp speed time,

and then what?

You hide all your assets

in offshore accounts or...?

Ah, you know,

someone has been watching

too many movies.

Heh.

- Movies, Twitter, Tik Tok.

- Yeah.

These are my go-tos

for learning, in that order.

Come on, George,

you know what I'm saying.

What happens when this is over?

Are you going to downsize,

move back to Queens?

No.

Don't really think

I want to stay in New York.

Think I want to downsize too.

Why do you ask?

Hmm.

Just didn't seem

like you really wanted

to sell your penthouse.

Maybe you should keep it.

Well, people like

my soon to be ex-wife,

only thing that makes

them happy is money,

so sooner I sell,

the faster

I can come to a settlement

and an agreement

and get her out of my life.

Just want this done, you know.

George.

- Um, you're rich.

- Oh.

You probably have dozens

of properties you could sell.

- That is true.

- Mmm.

You are absolutely right.

I am rich.

But penthouse property,

that is the only one

I bought with my heart.

But it is my heart that got me

in this current situation.

Besides,

it's a hot and sexy property.

My lawyers tell me that

if I put it on the market,

it should get an offer

within the hour.

Hour, please.

That place

will be gone in minutes.

The commission alone's

like winning the lottery.

Ah. Market-savvy

yoga instructor.

That's a first.

Yeah, no, I'm like full namaste.

- Oh, I see.

- Uh, my sister is a realtor

and, uh, she talks

about it all the time.

I think the lingo

is just, ahem,

rubbing off on me.

You should talk to her.

I mean, she probably knows

more about this stuff

than your lawyers do, right?

Hmm.

I don't know,

I'm just a yoga instructor.

Just a yoga instructor.

Ah, I'll tell you what.

Have her call

my office on Monday.

Just like that.

Just like that.

I trust you.

From the moment I saw you,

you made me feel at ease.

Never felt more like myself

until right now, with you.

Really raising the bar

for the next meet and greet.

Heh. Well, that's

my way to clear the way.

For the second date.

This is a date?

I don't know.

Tell me.

Oh, my God.

Oh, I don't know

what just happened.

I...

Don't know what happened either.

I'm pretty sure you and me

were as close as one might...

Okay, can we just not...?

Can we just pretend it

didn't happen, George?

Just wait a second, wait.

Okay, if that's

how you want it.

That's what I want.

You know, because...

- I don't...

- Yeah.

I don't believe

in love at first sight.

- Oh?

- I'm jaded and I'm cynical.

- I don't even like romcoms.

- I see.

But this isn't

the first time we met,

so give yourself

a little wiggle room.

But duly noted.

The heat is on.

Yeah, it is.

In your room...

- Oh, my God.

- through the vents.

They said it should

be on by this time.

Heat is on in my room.

Okay, yeah, thank you,

ahem, for telling me that.

That's what you were saying,

the heat in my room.

The heat in my room is on.

What if I don't want to pretend

that this didn't happen?

If I want it to happen?

Terri, you're

a breath of fresh air...

George, George, whatever

you think I am, I'm not.

Trust me.

You're beautiful.

You're smart.

You calm me.

- You're honest...

- Okay, you know what?

I think we should

just keep this professional.

I'm sorry,

I definitely misled you.

Just friends.

Oh, good old friend zone, huh?

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

Okay, friend.

Friends.

I'm going to go.

I'm gonna go.

Okay.

- I'll walk you out?

- No.

Namaste.

Namaste.

I was hoping you could stay.

Hmm.

Hi, Shauna.

What am I looking at?

Is that a wall or a ceiling?

It's a ceiling.

Well, I didn't call

to look at the cobwebs.

I want to see my sissy.

What's the matter?

I can't tell

if you're happy or sad.

I don't know

if I should ask you

if the plan worked

or if you kissed him?

What if I told you both?

Terri.

I know, I know.

I don't know what to do.

If he finds out I'm a fraud,

he will never forgive me.

And if I tell him the truth,

we lose the business.

Look, I feel partly responsible

for the situation

you got yourself into.

Oh, really?

Do you think so?

I know it.

Are you sure about him?

No. No. We just met.

I mean, how can

I be sure about him?

He could be a serial k*ller.

I mean, he could hate sushi,

and you know what happens

when we overlook guys

who hate sushi.

It's a very important detail.

I mean, he could hate dogs.

You hate dogs.

No, I d... I hate big dogs.

I love little dogs.

They have cute names.

So what are you saying?

I don't know what I'm saying.

I think he deserves the truth.

I mean, honesty should be

the least of it, right?

Whatever you want to do,

I'm going to support you.

Shauna, what about our business?

We'll figure it out, okay?

You have to do

what's best for you.

I got you, sis.

I don't know what I want to do.

It'll come to you.

Just sleep on it.

Sleep on it.

Mm-hmm.

You're going

to obsess about this

all night, aren't you?

I could write him a letter.

That's a terrible idea.

Please don't do that.

Okay, I won't do that.

I'll just sleep on it.

It's been a long day.

A little sleep

will do you some good.

You're right, you're right.

I'll sleep on it.

I love you.

Bye. I love you.

Yeah.

Yes, yes.

Mm-hmm.

Oh. Hmm.

Salutations!

Mr. Camden felt horrible

about the whole bag

switcheroo thingy,

so...

you get a wardrobe!

You get a wardrobe,

you get a wardrobe,

you get a wardrobe,

you get a wardrobe!

I get... I get a wardrobe.

No, I get it.

That's right, Santa

came early this year.

No, no, no.

Stop, please.

This is not nec... Thank you.

This is not necessary.

This doesn't even

make any sense.

Getting gifts

around Christmas time

doesn't make sense?

No, I mean, of course

that makes sense.

But we did have

a great night together

and it was...

We really connected

like it could be

something long-term,

but you know, I just,

I just met this guy.

You know, I mean,

this is too much.

Well, you just met me

and you already told me

way too much.

That's fair. This is...

This is my problem.

Wait, wait, wait, no, no.

I will just tell him

I can't accept.

Is that a Fendi?

No. No.

No, I will just tell him

no thank you

and he'll understand.

I'm sure he's not gonna mind

having his kindness

and generosity rejected.

Exactly what I was going for.

Just rejecting kindness.

Thanks, Marvin.

But wait, there's more.

Okay, look, if this is

about yesterday, I can explain.

- Actually, I... can't.

- Ah.

Well, look what else

Santa brought.

Oh, thank you.

Ooh. Thank you, Marvin.

I don't know how I'm ever

going to be able to repay you.

Ah-ha...

Yeah, we'll

just tuck under there.

Yeah, I just don't carry cash...

Well, that's not a problem...

I take Venmo, PayPal, Zelle,

or you can CashApp me

at $marvy1482.

Okay.

Marvin, I don't have

any of those things

and I need to deal with this,

but I promise I am going

to get you, I swear.

- Okay, I will get you, I swear.

- That's no problem.

- You are the center

of my universe.

- Okay.

- Let me know

if you need anything.

- Okay.

By the way, I still need you

to sign that waiver.

Okay, bye!

Kindness rejected,

that's, that's my thing.

Ha.

Hi.

You wanna...?

Okay. Heh.

Thanks.

Venmo, is it?

Oh. Heh.

Fendi? Really?

Anything?

George, I just think

that if we...

Okay, well, come on,

spit it out.

We file for divorce

in New York, not California.

Okay.

New York's divorce procedure

differs drastically

from that of California.

In New York, there is

no formal waiting period

for a judge to grant a divorce

where fault is alleged.

So what are you telling me?

We file for divorce in New York

before she files in California.

There's a mandatory six month

waiting period in California.

What does that mean?

A court will not

finalize a divorce

before those six months are up.

That can't be waived.

Vivian can do a lot of damage

in six months with your money.

We file first in New York.

Okay, what's next?

Make her an offer.

Uh, but before you do,

liquidate your assets and fast.

Fast, how fast?

Is yesterday fast enough?

I don't want the B-team here.

I need you

and the rest of the A-team.

So get on a plane, drive a car,

jump in a sleigh with reindeer,

whatever you have to do,

just please get here, all right?

Thank you.

Okay.

Are you serious?

Are you the only person

that works here?

- Heh. No.

- Heh. Okay.

But I lobbied

for the opportunity

to be the resort ambassador

for the George Camden retreat.

Okay.

And how can I help you today?

I just need

to get in there, I'm, uh...

Oh, I'm a part of the health

and wellness team.

Ah. Staff uses

the side entrance.

I'm not exactly staff.

You just said you were.

And you just saw the...

You... The gifts?

"You get a wardrobe!"

- Okay.

- I'm sorry,

he's really busy

in there right now.

Yeah.

Okay.

Can you give him

a message for me?

- I can do that.

- Great.

Can you tell him that

I need to talk to him?

I will.

And you are?

Mm-hmm.

Random angry lady.

Thank you.

George.

Thank God, for a minute

I didn't think you'd show.

Why did you think that?

Because I don't know you!

Okay, why are you here?

We have to yoga.

We have yoga

and we couldn't use the lodge.

George has been super busy

at his place,

so now we're here.

Just stand over there

and look Zen-ish.

- Zen-ish?

- Yeah, just don't talk, okay?

The last time you did,

you got yourself a free trip,

and next you guys are going

to be kissing by the fireplace.

Kissing

by the pool table actually.

What?

Nothing.

Listen, this is

really important.

Mr. Camden is really stressed

and we have to have

an extreme yoga session

to calm him.

Okay, Claudia, I really

need to talk to him.

Not my problem.

It's important.

My job is important, okay?

I didn't do 200 hours

of online yoga for nothing.

If you have to talk to him,

just do it after the session.

- George.

- Hello, hello.

I need to talk to you.

Whoa, you got gifts

and presents.

- Yes, I need to talk...

- That's really good.

Okay, no, I need to talk to you

and that's kind of

what this is all...

And I need us to do yoga.

- Claudia...

- Mr. Camden, I prepared

a beautiful session

that I'm more than

confident you'll enjoy.

Not right now, Claudia, okay?

I'm freaking out, thank you.

Yoga might help.

Yoga later, yes?

Can we talk now, please?

- Yes, thank you.

- Thank you.

Oh, gosh.

All right, so you said

that your sister is

a real estate agent, correct?

Yeah.

Okay, is she good

at what she does?

- The best.

- All right.

I need her to sell

my penthouse and fast.

Can you please call her?

George, slow down,

wait a second.

Is... Is this what you want?

I have to sell it.

Otherwise,

it is an albatross

hanging around my neck, okay?

I don't think

you want to do this.

It's not about what I want.

I need your sister's help.

Can you please call, please?

Of course.

Yeah, I'll call her.

Thank you.

Like you're heaven-sent.

God, you always know

exactly what I need

at the time that I need it

and I appreciate it.

Thank you for your help.

No.

What you mean, no?

I can't help you, George.

I won't call my sister.

You trying to joke with me?

You talkin' about a joke?

George, you don't

want to sell it.

Hmm?

Everyone's just running

around here afraid to tell you

that there's another way.

Hey, I'm not a tyrant.

If everyone is afraid

to tell me the truth,

obviously you didn't

get the memo, huh?

That's what we need

to talk about, George.

Oh, you know, if this is

about the wardrobe,

okay, in my defense,

I had my assistant do that.

Ah, it was after the phone call

with your sister,

but it was before the kiss.

Which was really nice.

It was before the kiss though,

it really was.

Okay, it's not about that.

I mean, it is

a little bit about that.

So what is it about then?

There's just another way.

There has to be.

You know there's another way?

Well, I don't...

I don't know, but doesn't

there have to be a way

to change course

when you've made a mistake?

But how do you know?

Because I've made

a huge mistake, George.

And I'm praying

with every fiber

of my being

that I can change course.

Hey, it's gonna be all right,

but what are you talking about?

I have no idea.

I just need it to be true.

Terri, Terri, Terri, Terri.

You seem more stressed.

Maybe you're the one

that needs to lighten up.

It's going to be

all right, all right?

Isn't that the pot

calling the kettle black?

Yes.

I have...

I have to tell you, George.

I'm falling for you.

Okay, I said it.

Well...

Stop... No.

- This is crazy, George, stop.

- I mean it is crazy,

but look, us meeting,

you kissing me.

Twice, yeah?

I'm keeping count.

And then the realtor

that you recommended me,

and then you won't,

you won't call her

when I need you

to call her, right?

All of this is happening

while I'm planning my divorce

about a woman that's

cheating on me.

Matter of fact,

I'm afraid it's going

to cost me millions of dollars.

Oh, I really

just can't stand her, but...

through all of this,

all I keep thinking about

is another moment,

another moment with you.

Terri?

Alex?

What are you doing here?

Would you believe...

Dude, why do you look

so familiar?

Baby, it's George Camden.

Yeah, I met you guys

at the slopes the other day.

Right, you're married

to the famous woman,

the one who's divorcing

the rich dude.

Yeah.

Uh, do you know this guy?

They were just leaving.

Goodbye, Alex.

Well, we should hang out.

How... How do you know him?

Just, just, we just know

each other from work.

- Can we go?

- Oh, so you're a yoga

instructor too, huh?

No, I'm lactose intolerant.

I'm a real estate agent.

We were competing

real estate agents.

Actually, we were,

we were engaged

- and we had an apartment and...

- Oh, Walking Dead.

And we used to watch

Walking Deadtogether.

Oh. You what?

I'm a sucker for zombie

movies, what can I say, bro?

Yeah, not that.

Um, what?

George.

Engaged?

A real estate agent?

Hey, she's the top agent

in Manhattan.

Oh...

- What are the odds of that?

- Please, please,

you have to let me explain.

- George, you have...

- You don't have to explain.

What's his problem?

So no drinks?

We can get drinks, baby.

Oh, baby.

Merry Christmas.

Hello?

Welcoming committee.

Okay. Yeah.

I thought you'd be

buried under your blanket.

What are you doing here?

What I should've

been doing all along,

helping you run this place.

- Terri...

- Let me show you something.

I know that I blew it

with the penthouse.

You didn't blow anything.

I did, but I've been

doing research, okay?

And I have landed us

three new listings.

Not as nice as the penthouse

and the commission

won't be as massive,

but this will get us

through the month.

- Terri...

- Look, I already called.

I got us extensions.

It's Christmas.

No one is that cruel.

I am making this work.

Terri, stop.

This is my fault.

I should've never

asked you to do this.

Shauna, please don't, okay?

Because you were right,

this is what I'm good at.

It's the love life

that's the whole other thing.

I'm going to let you

do this to yourself.

I'm not.

Doing it to myself, okay?

I've been moping

and I'm done playing that song.

I can't control

all of the other...

All of the mistakes

and all of...

This, I can fix this.

- I'm going to save this firm...

- Sis.

Even if I have to work

through Christmas to do it.

- Terri.

- Shauna.

We need to talk.

Yes, I'm talking to you.

And so who are you

and how did you know

I was here?

I think you two should talk.

You owe me big for this one.

I got you.

So if you're one of

those Vivian drones

or paparazzi

or just looking for a sucker

to take advantage of,

just so I can let you know

in advance,

I'm all used up.

I'm here about Terri.

Like I said, I'm all used up.

You're making a mistake.

And who are you again?

I'm her sister.

Yeah, I should've known.

What was the plan, huh?

Find a vulnerable rich guy,

make him fall head over heels

for her, then just use him?

Been there, done that.

So what are you gonna do?

Yeah, that's what I thought.

A business card.

The first time you guys met,

she was going to give you

our business card

and make the pitch

to use our company.

So you come to my yoga studio.

Couldn't just make

an appointment?

Have you met you?

That would have taken years.

Look, I know we went

about it the wrong way,

but don't blame her, blame me.

And what if I want

to blame both of you?

Blaming me is better.

She really likes you,

Mr. Camden.

And from what I can tell,

you really like her too.

Because if you didn't,

you wouldn't be

sitting here still.

Well, how about now

that I'm not?

Okay.

You're right.

What we, mostly me,

did was wrong.

Let me ask you.

Does being right

change the way you feel

about my sister?

Oh, man.

Anything?

Come on, Farrah,

this isn't rocket science.

Yeah, it's more nuanced.

I mean, do, do you have

any what you're asking?

Yes.

In addition to stopping Vivian,

I want you to help me sue

my yoga instructor's assistant.

- Can we do that?

- Well, I'm Farrah Hightower.

I can make any

and all things happen.

That's what I'm talking about.

Uh, but I do have one question.

What is it?

On what grounds?

Come on, you know, she...

I don't know.

Look, that's why I pay you.

You figure that out.

Okay.

George...

Okay, look, I am not aware

of any legal principle

that requires someone

to be truthful

with their significant other,

or potential significant other.

Okay. Uh...

Uh, uh...

What about fraud?

Yeah, you know, uh,

breach of promise?

There you go, bingo.

Breach of promise.

Wow, that's a...

Maybe, just maybe

you met someone

and you made a real connection.

Come on, man,

you know, it happens.

Okay, just keep working.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

Uh-huh.

Whew, okay.

Breach of promise,

I'll have to write that down.

I know, I know

it's Christmas Eve,

but if you give us that listing,

I swear to you,

no one will work harder for you.

You will?

Great, I will send the contracts

over tomorrow and we...

Not tomorrow,

tomorrow is Christmas.

Obviously.

Um, enjoy your holiday.

I will send

that paperwork over soon.

And, um, again, thank you

and Merry Christmas.

I just got us two new listings.

And you don't seem...

Did someone ruin your coffee?

What?

What are you doing still here?

It's funny that you would ask.

I'm just in here

saving your whole life.

I mean, look what I found.

Could you imagine

if somebody else

had found this evidence?

Look, I can explain about...

Yep, I'm sure you can.

I mean, I'm sure you have

a reasonable explanation

for lying, but why print up

every single picture

on her social media?

Right? Right.

Ugh. You see this one?

Oh, and what about this one?

Because this right here...

Sorry I got you into this mess.

Don't.

What you did is

give me motivation.

It's not like we're living

in a romantic comedy.

You know, we're not defined by

whatever relationship

we have with a guy.

We're business women,

we tried to land a deal,

it didn't go our way,

so can we just drop it?

You would've made

a cute couple though.

Okay.

No more man talk,

subject change.

Oh, and this one.

This is definitely proof

of manipulation.

I get it.

Do you though?

I mean, you're standing here

in the office kitchen

with your attorney

on Christmas Eve.

You're here too.

Well, I'm trying

to avoid my mother-in-law.

What's your excuse?

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Merry Christmas. Mr. Camden.

Merry Christmas to you as well.

Heh. See you later, George.

- Terri.

- Hmm?

- Shauna.

- What is this?

I told you, no money

for gift exchange this year.

Yeah, well, this is also

our first Christmas without Dad.

Fine.

With a card for coffee.

I know it's not much,

but it's the least I could do

for the one who's been

burning the midnight oil

to keep us afloat.

- I love it.

- Do you?

It's perfect.

- I love you.

- I love you too.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

- Give me a Twizzler. Heh.

- Ah!

I want it, I want it, I want it.

Fine.

What do you want to watch?

Shauna, your feet, gross.

Answer the door,

I don't have any friends.

- It's for you.

- All right.

Coming!

Sis, the FBI's here,

somebody in a suit, FBI.

Look at the guy.

Just go get the door.

- For me?

- Go.

But why?

Is this about the tipping?

Not this time.

What is this?

I'm not at liberty to say.

Marvin, what are you doing here?

I'm not at liberty to say.

Not at liberty to say.

Okay...

- Sis...

- Who's this?

This is the bellhop,

the ski instructor bellhop.

Heh. Former bellhop

that she was telling you about.

- Oh. What's he doing here?

- Great.

He's not at liberty to say.

What's that?

He won't tell me.

So open it.

Is this a bill?

You're not

at liberty to say, right.

This is "Please meet me..."

Will you be attending?

There'll be a car waiting

for you downstairs

if the answer's yes.

Terri.

What now, Marvin?

I'm not at liberty to say.

I didn't think you would show.

You're a hard man to say no to.

- Terri...

- George.

Can I go first, please?

I'm sorry.

What I did was wrong

and I did have

my reasons, George, but...

You're such a great guy

and I wanted to tell you

the truth, George.

I've heard it all before.

George, please.

But I really have

heard it all before.

I'm the one that

should be apologizing.

I wanted to tell you

the truth about...

but I was afraid that if I did,

we'd have never gotten

the chance to know one another.

And I'm ashamed of how we met.

Oh, I will regret it

if you read one more word.

I will regret it

if we don't give each other

a second chance to start over.

I just, and I shouldn't have.

I'm the fool.

Heh. How did you...?

Marvin, he found it

in your cabin.

That's why you hired him?

Not at liberty to say.

Your sister,

she helped a lot as well.

I bet.

Don't tell me you're

going to hire her too.

No.

So why here?

This is where we met.

This is where everything just...

Fell into place?

Fell into place.

I'm going to keep the penthouse.

Got some really

good advice on that.

I think your sister

can help me unload

the other properties I have.

I'm gonna keep it.

Think I wanna raise

a family there.

Pretty sure my mother

would be proud.

She's so proud.

Yeah.

There's one other thing.

I promised I'd get you

another one.

- For me?

- Yeah.

Aw... Heh.

Open?

By all means.

I love it.

It's really perfect.

How about that first lesson?

Hey.

Do you see it?

I know, so pretty.

Did I ever tell you,

before Daddy passed,

he made me promise

to look after you?

I know, it's kind

of funny, right?

It's always been the opposite.

You are my little

guardian angel.

Come on, sis, you know

there's no crying

in Gotham City.

I'm not crying.

You're the one who's crying.

You're always the one

who's crying.

I love you.

I love you, love you,

love you, love you, I love you!

Love is not a big enough word

to describe

my feelings for you, sis.

You have been our rock,

a rock for me

and a rock for our family.

You saved us,

you saved our business.

I'm so happy for you

and you deserve all of this.

Joy cometh in the morning,

like Dad always said.

Heh. Yes, he did.

I'll see you when you get back.

And I'm helping you

with the wedding plans

because you have

tacky tendencies.

Okay.

So thoughtful, thank you.

Your love story's coming next...

I love you.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

- Hey. Cheers.

- Cheers.

- So?

- So?

What do you think?

Think it's beautiful,

just like you.

No, don't change anything.

- Okay, I just...

- I like it there.

All right, no problem.

It can stay.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

They're trying to tell me

Tell me that I'm good

Without you

Just stay with the things

That make you feel good

But I don't see

It's saving me

Pretty on a shelf

It's clear to see

That I can see

Right through

And lookin' so translucent

Being all elusive

That's why all I want

For Christmas is you

Ain't nobody else

Gonna love me like you

Not entertaining thoughts

Of the mysteries

Or the fairy tales

All I want

For Christmas is you

Why, oh

Why, why, why, why

To try

Try, try

Too high

High

Behind like

We just want to look good

Give 'em the attention

We don't know when to stop

So we keep going

Till we drop, yeah

Let me tell you

About a little thing

That I know of

We can give you

Everything you need

I just looked up

All I want

For Christmas is you

Ain't nobody else

Gonna love me like you

Not entertaining thoughts

Of the mysteries

Or the fairy tales

All I want

For Christmas is you

Yeah, yeah, I got you

You got me

We gonna hold it down, eh

Can I ask you why

You fell on me

No one else around, eh

I'm feelin' blessed

So I'm giving thanks

We're one of a kind

You cannot replace

Gonna need no upgrade, yeah

He made us new

No update

And I'm hoping

That she'll stick around me

To stay in the circle

We are connected

Just like an Audi

When I feel like

I go enough on the revs

You're keepin' me grounded

You're showing me love

And takin' me up

I'm glad that you found me

Found me

All I want

For Christmas is you

Ain't nobody else

Gonna love me like you

Not entertaining thoughts

Of the mysteries

Or the fairy tales

All I want

For Christmas is you

All I want

For Christmas is you

Ain't nobody else

Gonna love me like you

Not entertaining thoughts

Of the mysteries

Or the fairy tales

All I want

For Christmas is you