The Haunted Mansion

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Aah!

It's love, isn't it?

Sometimes you walk into a house

and you take one look around,|and you know.

And you say, "This is for me. "

Oh, I think it's perfect.

It's just what|we've been looking for.

There aren't enough plugs.

Hey, wait, Mr. Coleman, now.

That place I showed you|on Sycamore Street

was absolutely,|positively loaded with plugs.

That's right.|There were plenty.

But the steps were too high.

When we get older,|we could trip.

Every house we look at|you find something to pick at.

I just know what I like.

Would you like a divorce?|'Cause I'll bring it.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.|No need for that.

I'm gonna find|this house for you.

I am committed to finding|the perfect house for you.

I don't care how long it takes.

Because at Evers & Evers,

we want you to be happy|forevers and evers.

Oh, excuse me one second.|Let me take this call.

Sorry.|I'm so sorry.

Hello. Evers & Evers|Real Estate. Jim Evers.

Hey, honey. How's it going?|Do they like the house?

Yes, this house is|still available.

Oh, I knew it.

I told you they were|lookie-lous.

It's another interested party.

Listen, I'm on my way home|to get ready for dinner.

I'm looking forward to tonight.

Well, are you preapproved?

Yeah, the reservation's at 7:00,|so don't be late.

Okay.|Well, 7:
00 is perfect.

Let's get together at 7:00,|and we'll go over your offer.

Okay, honey.|I'll see you later.

See what you did?

We love the house.

We do.|We love it.

Well, then, Mrs. Coleman.

Taking that into consideration,

there's only one thing|left to do.

Let's sign some papers.

- Hey.|- Hey.

Lorraine and Gary.

Just like I promised,|here's the offer.

Signed, sealed, and delivered.

Thank you.|Thank you so much.

We are so grateful.

This is a cause for celebration.|Let us buy you a drink.

Oh, no, really, I can't.|My wife's waiting for me.

This is such a big deal for us.|We have to celebrate.

- I really can't. I'm late.|- We insist.

Please.

Okay. One quick drink.|Okay. One quick one.

Sir, can I have a ginger ale|over here, please?

Oh, no.|That's not a drink.

Sammy, three Volcanoes.

- Oh, no. No volcanoes.|- They're incredibly smooth.

Oh, we love it here.

We've been coming here|for years.

- It's like Hawaii.|- Yes.

We spent our honeymoon there.

It was fantastic.|Have you been?

- No, never been there.|- Promise me you'll go.

Promise.

I'll go if you sign.|I will go to Hawaii if you sign.

But I got to get going because|it's my anniversary tonight.

Your anniversary?|Happy anniversary!

Thank you.|Sign that thing here.

# Happy anniversary #

# Happy anniversary,|happy anniversary #

# Happy anniversary #

# Happy, happy, happy, happy #

Hey, sign this!

Okay, Jim.

- Sorry about that.|- No.

It's been a pleasure|doing business with you. Aloha.

Okay.|Bye-bye.

Oh, excuse me.|Did I hear you correctly?

Did you just sell their house?

I sure did.

'Cause we're looking to buy.

Honey, forgive me.

Well, I'm Jim Evers|of Evers & Evers Real Estate.

Tell me about your dream house.

Hi, Sara.|My name's Teddy.

Your husband told me to tell you|he loves you very much,

but sometimes he loses track|of the time.

I'm sorry I'm late.

Happy anniversary.

Happy anniversary.

Yes.

Look at what he brought you.

Look at that.|Isn't that pretty?

Oh, you know, you have|a wonderful husband

that thinks about you like that|on your anniversaries.

You're so fortunate!

It's beautiful.

It's actually Teddy's fault|that I'm late.

He had a little accident|in the backseat,

cotton all over the place,|but I cleaned it up.

It's okay.|I forgive Teddy.

Hey, come on, Sara.|Don't be like that.

I'm on a roll here.|We sold seven houses this month.

What about|the three soccer games,

two birthday parties,|and barbecue you missed?

Did I miss that much stuff|this month?

Okay. We're gonna take off|this weekend.

What?

We're gonna take off|and go down to the lake

like we did last year with|the kids for the whole weekend.

- How's that sound?|- Can we really close on this?

Yes. How about this?|We can close on this.

How about this?

Close on that.|Let me go tell the kids.

All right?|Okay. All right.

Megan and Michael,|big family adventure!

Hey!|Michael Jordan Evers!

Aah! Aah!

Hey!|Whoa, whoa, whoa!

- Dad! There's a...|- What is it?

- There's a spider in my room!|- There's a what?

There's a spider in my room|on the window.

Why don't you kill it, man?

That's a big spider!

Come on.|It's just a spider, Michael.

How big could it be?|What is this?

Where's the spider at?

What? Man, you're acting|like it's Mothra.

It's just a spider.

You're making a big deal|out of nothing, Michael.

You're 10 years old.

It's time I teach you how to|kill a spider the right way.

The most efficient way|to crush a spider.

You got to get a good magazine.|Doesn't matter what you use.

Some people like to use "Life"|or "Time" or...

This is my "Sports lllustrated"|Swimsuit Edition.

What are you doing with it?

- I don't know.|- Yeah, right.

If you can look at this,|you should have enough courage

to kill a spider the right way.

So I'm gonna roll this up|so you get a good grip on it.

You get a bead on the spider.|You get a side swing.

That's where you can really get|some good action going.

You want to come across like|that so you really crush it.

You come across this way so|you get his whole escape route

in case he try to go...

You take it, and you whack it.

Go on.|Whack the spider.

I don't want to whack it.

Come on, you got to whack|the spider, Mike. Whack it.

Dad, I'm afraid of spiders.|I can't whack it.

Let me explain something to you.

All your life you're gonna be|facing spiders, okay?

I am?

What I'm trying to say is|you should never be afraid.

People know,|they use that against you.

I'm not scared of anything.|I'm your dad, right?

You're my son.|You whack that spider.

I can't whack the spider, Dad.

Come on. Whack it.|You can do it. Whack the spider.

- I don't want to whack it.|- Yes, you can. Come on.

Kill the spider.|Kill the spider.

Dad, I can't crush it.|I can't whack it!

Hey.

There.|Happy?

No, I'm not happy, Megan.

I was trying to make a point

about how it's important|to whack your own spiders!

Whatever.

Mm-hmm.

Past the Old Miller Road.

Okay. Great.

It is an old home, Ms. Evers.

And my employer is anxious|to move on.

Would it be possible|for you to come alone

to discuss the situation?

But my husband and I work|as a team.

The master usually|does not take visitors.

However, from your photograph,

he thought you to have|a trustworthy face.

About your husband,|he felt differently.

Oh.|You got our flyer.

The master had wished|to meet you tomorrow evening.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

But tomorrow I've got plans|that can't be broken.

Who is that?

- Excuse me a second.|- Who is that?

Just someone calling|about repping a house.

What's the address?|Where is it?

Sara, do you know|where this place is?

The places up here are big|multimillion-dollar mansions.

This could be big.

And what about|our big family adventure?

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