Call Me Mrs. Miracle
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for an update on the weather
and how it may affect retailers
this season.
The high today
is a crisp 32 degrees
with temperatures falling
to the low teens by tonight.
But our Weather Center predicts
that no snow is expected in the city.
It looks like this season
is gonna be a disappointment,
not only for those hoping
for a white Christmas,
but also
for retailers everywhere
as families cut back
on nonessential items such as toys.
The one bright spot
is this year's must-have toy.
Intellytron, the talking robot,
all over the country.
we seen a toy fly off shelves
as quickly as this.
Great.
Now we'll check back
with our man on the street.
Wonderful.
And perfect.
How's your cereal?
Would you
rather have French toast
or eggs or something more fitting for
the most important meal of the day?
No, thank you.
Dad and I always eat cereal
for breakfast.
Okay.
He doesn't let me have Megapuffs.
Why?
He says the first ingredient
in this cereal is cavity.
Oh. Uh...
Okay.
Healthier...
Mm-hm. Um...
Sound good?
All right.
So I have a good idea.
Tomorrow's Saturday.
Why don't we go visit Santa?
Are you past that?
Aunt Holly, I'm 10.
Right. Sorry.
It's just when your dad
and I were kids,
there was always a present under the
tree that nobody could account for.
Grandma and Grandpa didn't buy it. It
was always just there, waiting for us.
Weird, right?
Gabe?
I need to get to school early,
so I can get some extra help
on my math homework.
Well, I can help you.
My teacher doesn't want you
to "help" me anymore.
Right.
Yeah, math has changed so much
since I was your age.
Right.
Can we just go?
Sure.
Aye, aye, captain,
warp speed ahead.
Star Trek?
No? Never mind.
Hang on. Hello?
Hi, Lindy.
Yeah, of course I have time
to get your dry cleaning
and your coffee. Uh-huh.
My dad and I,
we always go ice skating
at Christmas time.
That's a good idea.
Ice skating at Rockefeller Center.
Then we could decorate the tree,
bake cookies and go shopping.
I love Christmas.
Cooking and shopping?
You know I'm a boy, right?
Some of the best chefs
in the world are men.
What I meant was
we could go to a toy store,
and get some ideas
for boy Christmas presents.
I already know what I want,
Intellytron. Can we go look at them?
All right, but you never know
what's gonna be under the tree.
Have a great day.
Don't forget how special you are.
Sorry.
Bye.
God bless you.
That's strange.
He said he wanted to see me
right away?
Did he say why?
All right, I'll be right there.
Thanks, buddy.
Hey, hold up.
Hey, can you hold up?
On a one-horse open sleigh #
# O'er the hills we go #
Hi, can I get a tall nonfat latte
with extra whipped cream, please?
Three-ninety.
Okay. I know, nonfat, whipped
cream? You must think that's odd.
Freaky.
It's for my boss.
She hired me
to be the marketing manager.
Now she treats me
like I'm her assistant. Here you go.
# Jingle bells, jingle bells #
Ahem.
It's empty. You're all out of bucks.
Really?
Uh... Okay. I have cash.
Um... Hang on.
Here, let me get it.
No, it's okay. I have it.
It's fine. Don't worry about it.
Look, just let the cute guy
buy the coffee.
I have to get to work.
I actually am a personal assistant.
Okay.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Oh, you're welcome.
I'll buy yours tomorrow.
Okay.
If you decide to come tomorrow.
If not, I'll wait for another time.
Not wait like I'm stalking you.
I mean wait like a normal person,
who sounds like a crazy person.
Ahem. Jake Finley.
Holly Wilson.
Nice to meet you, Holly Wilson.
You too, Jake Finley.
Uh... Your dress is...
Thank you, I designed it myself.
It's reversible.
You can wear it during the day.
Then you flip it inside out, wear it in
the evening if you have a date. Heh-heh.
Did that sound like
I was asking you out?
Because I wouldn't.
Not that you're not someone
I would date.
It's just I was explaining
about the dress,
and I'm gonna go now.
See you later?
It's a deal. Heh.
It's a deal?
What am I, a game show host?
# One-horse open sleigh ##
Morning, Betty.
Morning, Jake.
What's the mood like in there?
He's been his warm, fuzzy self
all morning.
He gave me a big hug
and asked me all about my cats.
That bad? He's still mad
You know how he feels
about Christmas.
I sure do.
into the break room.
Betty, you got that number yet?
He refuses to use the intercom.
I'm on it.
Go on in.
Wish me luck.
Ahem. Good morning, Dad.
Are you aware
that the Intellytron is the hottest,
most sought-after toy
of the Christmas season?
Yes.
I believe that during these tough times
people are gonna go back to basics.
Old-school toys like train sets
and board games.
So with your experience of two
months as manager of the store,
you decided that the hottest toy
should be unavailable at our store.
Why do people send
Christmas cards?
To be nice?
Look, Dad,
when you made me manager,
you said that I was in charge.
People don't wanna buy plastic toys
Those toys are a waste of money.
That waste of money
is our profit margin.
We depend on Christmas revenue
Toy sales are an essential part
of that plan.
So sales, that's all that matters?
When I was a kid, you used to say
that if you treat people with fairness
and respect, the sales will follow.
Ahem. While we're on the subject
of Christmas,
I would like to revive the tradition
of Finley's employee Christmas party.
I think it's important.
Concentrate on bringing in
customers and sales.
I am convinced we're gonna sell out
this toy department by Christmas.
Christmas is in 10 days.
I hope you're right.
I'll resign.
I'm willing to stake my job on this.
You just did.
Is she looking for me?
I told her you were downstairs
delivering sketches.
Thank you.
I cannot lose this job.
How are things
going with Gabe?
Well, I fed him sugar for breakfast,
helped him fail a math test,
embarrassed him
in front of his friends.
Eh. Kids are resilient.
Have you heard of Intellytron?
That's what he wants for Christmas.
What every kid wants.
It should be easy to find.
Okay.
David's brother is coming to town
this weekend.
I was thinking that you could...
No. No, thank you.
First of all, I have no time to date,
and second of all, David's brother is...
Getting a divorce.
Isn't he the one who pawned
his wife's ring for Mets tickets?
Like I said,
he's getting a divorce.
Ha-ha. Thanks, but I'll pass.
Right now,
Gabe is the only man in my life.
What ever happened to Chaz?
That tall guy with the Porsche?
Well, it wasn't his car
or his real name.
Ooh. That happened to me once
in college.
Tad Hamilton... Oh.
Ugh!
Holly, finally you're here.
There you go.
It's cold.
It's eight blocks
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