To Grandmother's House We Go Page #8
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Do I look like that nice a guy to you?
I hope not.
If it wasn't for us,
you'd have never caught the bandits.
-Yeah, it's Christmas Eve.
-I'll take those two in for you.
-'Tis the season to be jolly.
-Peace on earth. Goodwill toward men.
-Christmas Eve.
-Christmas Eve.
-Christmas Eve! Christmas Eve!
-Christmas Eve! Christmas Eve!
All right, all right! Shut up!
I know it's Christmas Eve.
Big deal!
You two, out of here and into that car.
The four of you, in here.
I love you, Gremp!
-Let's go, let's go.
-Get in the car, girls.
Tonight's jackpot is worth....
$1.3 million on:
-Win-O-Lotto!
-Win-O-Lotto!
What a drag. I got the siren going,
and there's no one on the street.
Okay, everybody, it's time for....
Win and spin.
And that means it's time
to spin the wheel, Ted.
-Here we go.
-All right!
-Win and spin!
-You heard her.
-Win and spin!
-Keep saying it.
-Win and spin! Win and spin!
-Here comes the ball.
Keep saying it.
And here it goes. The ball's gonna land.
Five hundred dollars!
Five hundred. You can get some
lovely frozen food with that.
Spin the wheel. You heard her.
-Win and spin!
-She might get it.
And it's gonna land on....
Oh, my goodness.
Fifty thousand dollars!
Yes. Yes. Careful,
don't get makeup on my tux.
Fifty grand. Yes. Calm down.
Oh, careful, your husband's
in the audience.
-We made it.
-Everybody, get out. Come on. Let's go.
-Let's get going.
-Merry Christmas, Gremp.
Yeah, yeah. Merry Christmas to you.
And good luck.
Definitely.
I hope we're not too late.
-Our last player tonight....
-Come on, we got to get in there.
It might be too late.
My name is Eddie Popko. I got
a winning ticket here. Nice seeing you. Bye!
Okay, we gotta hurry. The show's almost
over. Come on, girls, down here.
Sir, I'm Eddie Popko.
This is the winning ticket.
I'll do the big spin.
I gotta buy a ranch in Montana.
-Let us through.
-I can't let you in. Have a seat.
-The show's almost over.
-Wait a second-- I'll buy you lunch.
I'll buy you dinner. I'll buy you a car.
Let me through that door.
-Come back here.
-Tell the man you got a ticket. Run!
That's our show. Thank you for joining us
on this special Christmas Eve edition of....
-Win-O-Lotto.
-Wait, I got a ticket.
-Oh, what have we here?
-We got a winner.
Check it out.
What do you know? You are so cute.
-lt is a winner.
-It's my ticket! I'm the winner!
Well, hey, come on down.
We're trying. The man said,
"Come on down."
We're almost out of time.
Give the wheel a spin.
Okay, Steve. By the way,
I love your show, and I never miss it.
Oh, thanks. Neither do l.
Are you ready?
Yeah, I'm ready.
Wait. No, I'm not.
I'd like my two good-luck charms
to spin this one for me.
And whatever I win...
...I'm splitting between these girls
-Go for it.
-Okay.
One...
...two...
...three!
-Come on! Let's go!
-Hope it lands soon. We're going into news.
Bring me the ranch. Bring me-- Come on.
-Come on. Come on.
-Come on. Come on.
Come on. Jackpot. Come on!
-Come on. Come on.
-It's still going.
Jackpot. Come on.
Jackpot!
Mommy, you're missing all the fun.
No, I'm not, sweetheart.
Well, that's our show for tonight.
Stay tuned for the news,
and thanks for watching again.
All right, we bought everybody on my list
back their same gift.
Hey, you know, we got two extras here.
Oh, they're for Sarah and Julie.
Open them up.
-Princess Penny!
-Princess Penny!
-Mommy, look.
-Look!
-Thank you.
-Thank you.
You're welcome.
You're welcome too.
-We got a lot of deliveries to make.
-Then it's back to Grandma's for Christmas.
-We know how to get there.
-This time, let's go all together.
-Good idea.
-All right.
-Merry Christmas.
-Merry Christmas.
-Merry Christmas. Happy New Year.
-Happy New Year.
Mommy in first.
Here's one.
-Here's one little elf.
-Here's another elf.
Got them.
-This is so much fun.
-Yeah, this is fun.
-We get to stay up all night like Santa.
-We'll see.
Hit it, girls.
Everybody!
That's not how you sing it.
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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