The Santa Clause Page #8
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And I want you to come and see | Charlie as often as you can.
You can count on it. | Thanks, Laura.
Merry Christmas.
What's all this boo-hooing goin' | on here? Hey, how ya doin'?
It's nothin', Bernard. | I'm just saying goodbye to Charlie.
What goodbye? Charlie, | you still got the glass ball, right?
- Yeah. | - Well, all you gotta do...
is shake it whenever | you want to see your dad.
- Really? | - He can come back to see you...
anytime day or night.
Hey, have I ever | steered ya wrong?
Nice sweater.
Hey, did we make this?
Laura.
He's sucking us | into his delusions.
Look at the elaborate | measures he's taken.
Neal, relax.
I'll explain it to you later.
Where'd he go?
Go, go, go, go! | Team one, heads up!
- Okay, stand back, folks. | Give us some room. | - I'm scared, Dad.
- Here you go, sir. | - Thanks. Return to your homes!
- Stay off the street. Come on, folks. | Let us do our job here. | - Oh, my gosh. Um--
Excuse me. Excuse me. Hi.
Um, you know, you don't have to | send anybody-- Oh, my gosh, wait!
- Hey! | - He's my ex-husband, | and he's already up the chimney.
Chief, look up there.
Oh, Santa!
Santa Claus.
Look!
What is it?
Oh, wow!
Up there! Do you see it? | Hey, do you see it?
- Goodbye, Charlie. | - Bye, Dad.
Merry Christmas to all! | And to all a good night!
- I'm sorry, Charlie. | - That's okay, Neal.
You were just denying | your inner child.
You're gonna make a great | psychiatrist one day, kid.
No, I think I'm going to go | into the family business.
Look out below!
My wienie whistle.
Bye, Santa Claus. Bye.
- Merry Christmas. | - See you next year.
Charlie? | Time to come inside.
Mom, this stupid ball's | not working.
Shoot.
- Hey, sport. | - Dad!
You miss me already? | I've been gone, what? Ten minutes.
Gimme a break. | I was on my way to Cleveland.
Come here and give me a hug.
Oh!
- Do you wanna go for a quick ride? | - Yeah!
-Uh-- | -Of course, it's up to your mom.
Please, Mom.
Go on. Get outta here.
All right. Hold on.
- On our way. | - Bye, Mom.
Just-- Just a quick one.
And, uh, not over any oceans, Scott.
- Bye, Mom! | - Scott.
- Bye. | - Scott!
Santa!
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