Correcting Christmas Page #9
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All you ever do is work.
Yes, okay, I've been
working more hours,
but I'm not always there,
and I'm sorry.
I can't just walk out the door
in the middle of the afternoon
when the New York market closes
like you do.
Work to live,
not live to work...
that's what you and I
always said.
No, that's what
you always said.
I just didn't disagree.
I happen to love my job.
Yeah, you love
your job so much
that you choose that
and this...
this pie-in-the-sky
relationship
antiquated ideal
instead of me.
That's the thing, Cameron.
I shouldn't
have to choose.
We should support
each other's wants and needs.
Cam, do you love me?
Yeah.
"Yeah. "
There's a sexy,
confidence-inspiring word
every girl wants to hear.
Okay, all right, stop.
I'm gonna go inside,
I'm gonna get my things,
and I'm gonna go
to the airport,
and you can come with
me, and if you don't,
then I guess this
relationship can't be fixed.
Finally
we agree on something.
You're just gonna throw
it all away, is that it?
had for some holiday tinsel?
You really don't get me,
do you?
Guess I don't.
I'm gonna go
finish packing.
Oh, Ali, will you go tell Cam
we're just about ready,
or your father is going
to eat all the bacon.
- Stop.
- I am not.
Mom, I... I don't think Cam...
Who on Earth drops in
on Christmas morning
when I'm putting
breakfast on? Good heavens.
Happy holidays to you
Merry Christmas
from the zoo
To you and you
and you and you
Happy holidays...
I'm sorry. I... I don't
think we ordered an ape.
Gorilla-gram for Ali.
It's a Christmas present
from her boss.
Wow, Ali, your boss
is a freak.
Uh, honey, I... I don't want to
interrupt your... your present,
but just a reminder.
We need to get you
to the airport
in about an hour.
Cam's going
to Aspen by himself.
What?
I'll be right back.
God, I hope she
lets me tell Cam.
Where were you
last night?
It was Christmas Eve.
I crashed a party.
I'm here now.
In a gorilla suit?
A singing Christmas card?
Really?
I'm running out of ways to
questions I'm
not allowed to answer.
Whatever, Ginny.
I needed you last night.
You wanted my help
last night,
but you didn't need
my help. Semantics.
You sound like Cam.
Lord, I hope not.
Okeydokey,
you got an ex-boyfriend
that I need
to take off your hands,
and I'm just the gorilla for the job.
Hold on.
My mother's
gonna freak.
Look, it's gonna
be okay, slugger.
The hard part's over.
Okay, look,
you brought me here to
unmake this huge mistake,
and all I've done
is make it worse.
What if
breaking up with Cam
wasn't the thing
you're back here to fix?
Yeah,
I thought about Nick.
He's not interested.
That's not what he said.
I wanted Nick
to fight for me,
not tell me that
nothing is gonna happen.
Doll, he as much as told you
that he has feelings for you.
You know what? What if I
don't care how this turns out?
What if I just want to see
where my life might take me?
Now, that's deep.
Now we can proceed.
Let's go.
Yeah, the gorilla suit,
it's not helping me
in there.
Alison,
honey, I don't understand
what's going on.
Mom, I think
the problem is you do.
You know what?
I think you kids
just need to turn down the
volume here, have breakfast.
Whatever's wrong,
you can talk it out.
Okay, there's
nothing wrong, Mom.
Cam and I, we just want
different lives.
No, no, you don't!
You want adventure
and romance!
Honey,
did you say something
about turning down
the volume, yeah?
Ali, don't go to Aspen.
I mean,
I blew it last night,
and I want to answer
your question again.
Nick, dear, this is not the
ideal time for a drop-in.
Trust me. This is
exactly the right time.
Right, and exactly the right
time for us to butt out.
- But she needs to talk...
- Go, dear. Go, dear. Go.
Oh, Lord, will
this Christmas never end?
Um, look, you...
you asked me last night
how I felt about you,
and, I mean,
perfectly after all these years.
- No, you did.
- No, I didn't,
because you ran off,
and you were convinced
that I didn't have
feelings for you.
Alison, I did then,
and I do now,
and it's definitely
not like a brother.
Um, I mean,
I'm over there, right,
and I'm
driving myself nuts.
And then it hits me.
This is about us.
I could care less about
stepping between you and Cam.
Good news.
Now you don't have to.
Well, it's like
she's 14 again,
you know,
instead of an adult
whose life is finally
starting to fit together.
Honey,
you said it yourself.
They're
not kids anymore.
They can make
their own decisions.
Mm, the wrong ones?
Wrong for who, you?
Mm, yeah.
The kids were little.
I wasn't sure
it was the right thing.
I mean,
who knows, really?
What I know is that
that's what made us us.
You know, we could've... we could've
blown out of this town years ago,
taken the jobs
in the big city.
I would go anyplace
on this Earth with you.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Try me, baby.
How 'bout Aspen?
Think about that.
Oh, okay.
So guess I will see you back in the city
once I get back
from Colorado?
Take your time.
I promise I'll be out
by the time you get back.
Perfect.
No reason not to be
civilized about this, right?
Take care, Cam.
I mean that.
You, too.
Good-bye, Ali.
Hey, don't.
No, you deserve a guy
who knows that Aspen
is the last place you want to be
on Christmas than with your family.
I know. It's just...
Why didn't my mom just tell me
you had feelings for me
in high school?
It wouldn't have mattered.
I mean, back then,
you probably would've
thought my life
was kind of boring.
I was
a stupid teenager.
Well, you're not
a teenager now.
What do you want?
I want to get
to know you as adults.
Man, am I glad I rolled
the dice and came over here.
Me, too.
Here's to
second chances.
Oh, it's a human
candy cane.
Oh, give it a rest.
Oh, good morning,
sunshine.
You said I could
change things.
You promised.
No, I didn't.
I said sometimes people
get second chances.
Yeah, well,
I went back last night,
and I did everything
differently.
And you broke up with Cam
a second time.
I know, remember?
I was there,
really cute gorilla suit.
You said that maybe that
wasn't the point of the redo,
that maybe my mistake,
it wasn't the breakup,
it was
not noticing Nick.
It's your redo, Ali,
not mine.
You tell me.
Well, I chose
the right guy this time.
I chose the guy that
was gonna make me happy.
I chose the guy who
really knows who I am
and wants
the same life that I do.
What went wrong?
Maybe nothing.
Maybe all of those things
are still true.
But they're not.
I just got a Christmas card from Nick,
from Nick and Lila.
Yeah, the girl
he wasn't interested in,
the girl that
I told him to date.
I even screwed that up.
Should I
call a coroner?
Oh, she's not dead.
Can you get me
some ketchup?
Sure.
Thanks, sexy.
Nick. Nick.
Stupid Lila.
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