- 2 days ago
Former rivals Blair and Josh must work Christmas duty together. When a snowstorm threatens holiday deliveries to the base, they're forced to cooperate to save Christmas, despite their past conflicts.
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00:00:00Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, I'm in that holiday spirit
00:00:10Wrap it up when I give in
00:00:13Fill the magic in the air
00:00:16Got me singing like, oh, oh, oh, oh
00:00:19When I'm holiday, put on, oh, oh, oh
00:00:22I'm in that holiday spirit
00:00:24Oh, oh, oh, I'm in that holiday spirit
00:00:30Oh, I'm really gonna miss this
00:00:32Which part?
00:00:33The lack of personal space or the powder eggs in the chow hall
00:00:36No, I'm serious
00:00:37I mean, I'm excited to join the fleet
00:00:39But I'm really gonna miss the camaraderie of TBS
00:00:41Oh, yeah?
00:00:42I'm sure you will miss the camaraderie
00:00:44Okay, thank you, Zoe
00:00:46That was settled
00:00:47Assignment day is tomorrow
00:00:48You're running out of time to tell Josh the truth
00:00:51Okay, I will tell him
00:00:52Just not right now because he's coming this way
00:00:54What's up, Birch?
00:00:55Hey, Cannon
00:00:56You, uh, see that Christmas came early this year?
00:00:59No, I'm pretty sure it's still on December 25th
00:01:01Family just got our tree
00:01:03Yeah
00:01:03Put up our lights
00:01:05Yeah, I was talking about the rankings
00:01:06I know
00:01:07And you know how I beat you?
00:01:09Yeah, an oversight
00:01:10Which is why I'm here to set the record straight
00:01:12With a race
00:01:13Loser buys the winner an eggnog
00:01:15Oh, tis the season to crush you
00:01:19Oh, enjoy coming in fa-la-la-la-last
00:01:23That was horrible
00:01:24So I've been meaning to talk to you
00:01:28You want to talk now?
00:01:30After TBS
00:01:31I'll be in D.C. for the infantry officers' court
00:01:33I know you're going to Fort Sill for artillery
00:01:37But I was thinking
00:01:39After our next training
00:01:46We could geo-preference the same duty station
00:01:48See if this might be something
00:01:51So what do you think?
00:02:12Blair
00:02:13Josh, I have to talk to you
00:02:17I've decided not to go artillery
00:02:20I've decided to join the infantry
00:02:23You're taking my spot?
00:02:27Well, I mean, it's not your spot
00:02:29But you said you didn't want it
00:02:31Because I was scared
00:02:32It's the hardest MOS
00:02:34Nearly impossible for women to get into
00:02:36But then I ranked top of our class
00:02:37And I thought, you know, why not take the leap?
00:02:39Blair, you know how much being an infantryman means to my family
00:02:43It's not personal
00:02:44Yes, it is
00:02:45Wow
00:02:47You know, I always thought that our dad's rivalry was some
00:02:50Old-school Marine Corps grudge match
00:02:53Turns out my dad was right
00:02:55A birch will always choose ambition over friendship
00:02:59Well, my dad was right about your family, too
00:03:02Your pride
00:03:03You are not entitled to a spot in the infantry
00:03:05I earned it
00:03:06You know what?
00:03:08On second thought
00:03:09Pick whichever duty station I'm not at
00:03:12Great plan
00:03:13Because then we never have to see each other
00:03:15Ever again
00:03:16Great
00:03:16Fantastic
00:03:17Awesome
00:03:18Just this year
00:03:24My team and I led over 50 virtual war games
00:03:27With real-life battalion and below participation
00:03:30Almost all permutations showed that operations
00:03:33In a calm, degraded environment require adept junior leaders
00:03:37So, if we want to improve combat effectiveness
00:03:40We need to focus our efforts on the young lieutenants
00:03:43Who are trained right here on the space
00:03:45Thank you
00:03:49Very enlightening, Captain Birch
00:03:51Thank you
00:03:51I appreciate that
00:03:52Wonderful training
00:03:53Thank you for your time
00:03:53Thanks so much
00:03:54I'm impressed, Captain Birch
00:03:56You really earned that Christmas break
00:03:58Next, she's only taking two days off
00:04:00She's really working for that company commander position
00:04:03Yeah, but you gotta make time for the holidays
00:04:04Speaking of
00:04:06Yeah, I gotta get to the tree laying
00:04:08So, you both there?
00:04:09Yeah
00:04:09Yeah?
00:04:10Mm-hmm
00:04:10All right
00:04:10Sergeant Major
00:04:13Get to Peter's
00:04:14Looking a little scraggly
00:04:16Uh
00:04:17Do we not have to shave every day anymore?
00:04:19I, uh
00:04:20Didn't you retire?
00:04:23I'm just messing with you
00:04:24Relax
00:04:25You look fine
00:04:27Sergeant Major
00:04:27Sorry, I just got
00:04:29Yeah, uh
00:04:31I'll just
00:04:32Yeah
00:04:33Blair
00:04:36You were great up there
00:04:38Thanks, Dad
00:04:40Captain Hawkins
00:04:41I thought you were going home for Christmas
00:04:43Sergeant Major
00:04:44I've known you for like ten years
00:04:45You can call me Zoe
00:04:46I will start calling you Zoe
00:04:48When you stop calling me Sergeant Major
00:04:50That's fair
00:04:52Sergeant Major
00:04:53My parents are visiting my sister in Germany this year
00:04:57So
00:04:58So Zoe will spend Christmas with us
00:05:00Sounds like a plan
00:05:02Should we get going?
00:05:04Yeah
00:05:04You sure?
00:05:20These are just a take
00:05:21Of course
00:05:22Ha!
00:05:23Insurance
00:05:24Banking
00:05:24And ice scrapers
00:05:26What don't you guys do?
00:05:27Taking care of military families is what we do
00:05:29You've been helping my family for the last 30 years
00:05:31Oh, hey
00:05:32Did you get one of these?
00:05:33They're just giving them out
00:05:34And you know, now is a good time to become a member
00:05:36Oh, uh
00:05:39Thanks again
00:05:39Do you mind if I
00:05:40Be my guest
00:05:41All right
00:05:41Thank you
00:05:42Thank you
00:05:43Wow, you were really fanboying out over there
00:05:47I am passionate about three things
00:05:48My family
00:05:49The Marines
00:05:49And
00:05:50USAA
00:05:51I know, Dad
00:05:52I've been a member since before I could crawl
00:05:54So
00:05:55I have been planning out our Christmas schedule
00:05:57Me first
00:05:57Me first
00:05:58I found a new route for our annual ruck
00:06:00And it's got 400 feet of incline
00:06:02Blair
00:06:03We will not be training on Christmas
00:06:05What are you talking about?
00:06:07It's our tradition
00:06:07No
00:06:08Hiking with a 90-pound pack is not a tradition
00:06:10Baking cookies is a tradition
00:06:12Visiting Santa is a tradition
00:06:14Aren't you a little too old to be visiting Santa?
00:06:17Besides, you always called these kinds of traditions frivolous
00:06:20Well, now I'm calling them mandatory
00:06:21So
00:06:22On Christmas Eve
00:06:24We will be cookie baking at 0700
00:06:26Gift wrapping at 0900
00:06:27Stringing popcorn at 1,400
00:06:29Stringing popcorn?
00:06:30Okay, Dad
00:06:31Why are you doing this?
00:06:33I
00:06:33I've been reflecting
00:06:37Since your mother passed
00:06:40Sometimes I worry
00:06:41That I was more a drill instructor to you than a father
00:06:45So now I want to be a more traditional dad
00:06:47Put on a more traditional Christmas
00:06:50I miss Mom too
00:06:53But that doesn't mean we have to change the way we've always done things
00:06:56I love our non-traditional traditions
00:06:59Like our annual hike
00:07:00And making pizza for Santa instead of baking cookies
00:07:04I don't need a traditional Christmas
00:07:06That's too bad
00:07:07You will be merry this Christmas
00:07:09Even if I have to force-feed you figgy pudding
00:07:12Merry Christmas, Quantico Marines and family
00:07:15Can I get a round of applause for Santa?
00:07:20Can I get an oorah for Santa?
00:07:29Oorah!
00:07:30On behalf of the Marine Corps
00:07:32I want to thank all of our volunteers and vendors
00:07:35And of course I want to thank you guys all for coming out tonight
00:07:37Now
00:07:38Are we ready to light this tree?
00:07:40Yeah!
00:07:41Five
00:07:43Four
00:07:44Three
00:07:45Two
00:07:46One
00:07:47Five
00:07:47So the office Christmas party is next week
00:08:03Excited?
00:08:03Yes
00:08:05Am I excited to finally win over Colonel Clarkin
00:08:08Before he retires
00:08:10And make a good impression on Colonel Krantz
00:08:12Yes
00:08:12Are you bringing anybody?
00:08:14Of course
00:08:15I'm bringing Zoe
00:08:17I'm taking a break from dating
00:08:20Blair, you're a strong woman
00:08:22And I don't just mean that physically
00:08:23Some men may find you intimidating
00:08:25But one day you'll meet someone who'll value your strength
00:08:29Someone to be your equal
00:08:31Your partner
00:08:31Who knows
00:08:32Maybe that'll happen for you sooner than you think
00:08:34Colonel Clarkin, sir
00:08:55Captain Birch
00:08:57Enjoying yourself?
00:08:58I am, yes
00:08:59Yes, I am
00:09:00Sir
00:09:00I've been speaking to my monitor about my next assignment
00:09:03And while I've been enjoying my time at the warfighting laboratory
00:09:06My dream is to become a company commander at the basic school
00:09:09Oh
00:09:09But it's a competitive billet
00:09:11I hear there are only four spots still available
00:09:13And a good word from you would go a long way
00:09:15And I really think it would be a great way for you to also work
00:09:17Perhaps we could talk about this some other time
00:09:19Not during my last Christmas party
00:09:22Of course, sir
00:09:24Merry Christmas, Captain
00:09:25So, how'd it go?
00:09:31He wished me a Merry Christmas
00:09:33Ugh, the nerve on that guy
00:09:35I know
00:09:36He's a meanie
00:09:36I thought I got him at the right moment
00:09:38Being alone for Christmas is starting to hit me
00:09:42I haven't missed a Christmas with my parents since we were deployed
00:09:45I know
00:09:46I'm sorry, but we're gonna spend the whole holiday together
00:09:48That's the only thing keeping me going
00:09:50Oh, that and
00:09:52The forecast says there's a huge snowstorm coming in
00:09:55So, I was thinking
00:09:57We head to Liberty Mountain
00:09:58Hit the slopes
00:09:59Two feet of fresh powder
00:10:02Merry Christmas to us
00:10:03So, I can't
00:10:04I can't just ditch my dad
00:10:06I mean, it's the first Christmas since
00:10:08You know
00:10:08Your mom
00:10:10Yeah
00:10:10I'm sorry, Blair
00:10:12No
00:10:12I totally forgot
00:10:13It's okay
00:10:14How are you doing?
00:10:16I miss her
00:10:17My dad's doing all these cheesy things to overcompensate
00:10:22Like a weekly game night
00:10:24Last month, he asked to go apple picking
00:10:27Oh
00:10:27I don't want new traditions
00:10:30I just want my mom
00:10:32It's
00:10:34I still can't believe that Colonel Clark in Blue Meal
00:10:38Should I try schmoozing Colonel Kranz?
00:10:44Yeah
00:10:44No, I don't think you should do that
00:10:46Blair, not everything is about work
00:10:49This is literally a work event
00:10:51Thank you all for coming out
00:10:56Especially the spouses
00:10:57I know this isn't your mandatory fun event
00:11:00But I appreciate your attendance
00:11:02And the support you give to your Marines
00:11:05And this one is extra special
00:11:07Because this is my last Christmas party
00:11:10Before I retire
00:11:11Oh, oh, and we are excited to welcome
00:11:18The newest addition to Quantico
00:11:20Captain Cannon
00:11:22Thank you, Colonel Clark
00:11:25Very excited to be here with all of you
00:11:28What is Josh doing here?
00:11:41Oh, oh, oh
00:11:42Careful, careful
00:11:43We've got precious garbage
00:11:44Whatever coordination genes run in our family
00:11:47You somehow stole all of them
00:11:48Yeah, it must be frustrating for you
00:11:50Having a brother who's so good at everything
00:11:52And one who's so modest
00:11:53So I've been thinking about how to make Christmas extra special for Tate this year
00:11:58Are you going for Uncle of the Year?
00:11:59Yeah, obviously
00:12:00I was thinking on Christmas Eve
00:12:02I could take Tate up on the roof
00:12:03And we could leave carrots for the reindeer
00:12:04And maybe you guys could hide down by the staircase
00:12:07I could put on a Santa costume and slide down the chimney
00:12:10That's sweet, but unnecessary
00:12:12You don't have to carry the weight of Christmas on your shoulders
00:12:15Oh, man
00:12:16Can I speak to you?
00:12:18Hi
00:12:19Sorry, hi
00:12:20Josh?
00:12:22Yeah
00:12:22I thought you were stationed at Pendleton
00:12:28Why are you here?
00:12:29I got assigned to be a company commander at TBS
00:12:31You're a company commander
00:12:35Is that a problem?
00:12:38Yes
00:12:39Yes
00:12:40It is
00:12:41Because we agreed to stay away from each other
00:12:42Remember, that was our deal
00:12:43That was six years ago
00:12:45I changed my mind
00:12:46Kind of like you did back at the obstacle course
00:12:48Wow
00:12:49Really?
00:12:50You want to go there?
00:12:50Okay, let's go there
00:12:51Let's go all the way back to the race
00:12:52Where I beat you
00:12:53Remember that?
00:12:54I let you
00:12:55I let you win that race
00:12:56I did let you
00:12:57Oh, yeah, because you tripped
00:12:58What are you even saying?
00:12:59I'm saying
00:13:00Why can't you just admit that I beat you?
00:13:02Do you want a rematch?
00:13:03I will race you right now
00:13:04Bring it
00:13:05Okay, let's go right now
00:13:06Right now?
00:13:06Yeah
00:13:06Okay, let's go
00:13:07Bring it
00:13:07Bring it
00:13:08My office
00:13:26Monday
00:13:270800
00:13:28Your conduct was unbefitting of officers
00:13:34You're both being assigned to Christmas duty
00:13:37From Christmas Eve to Christmas morning
00:13:39With him?
00:13:40Oh, you got a problem with that?
00:13:42No, sir
00:13:42It's just I was going to do a 15-mile ruck with my dad
00:13:46On Christmas Eve?
00:13:50Sir, I'm supposed to spend Christmas on base with my family
00:13:53Building snowmen
00:13:54Baking cookies
00:13:56Cannon family Christmas is a pretty big deal
00:13:59There's got to be some way I can get out of this
00:14:01You two just frosted the incoming commanding officer
00:14:06You know how bad that makes me look?
00:14:08No, there is no getting out of this
00:14:11Hmm
00:14:11It's time to bury the hatchet
00:14:14Because you two are about to spend 24 hours straight together
00:14:23Okay, come on
00:14:32Just right here
00:14:34Ah, gingerbread's not sticking
00:14:37Yeah, I told you we needed royal icing and not buttercream
00:14:39Was it royal icing or buttercream you spilled all over Colonel Krantz?
00:14:43You know, I actually think it was cream cheese based on what I licked off my collar
00:14:48Yeah, that is not funny, pal
00:14:49Yeah, it's kind of funny
00:14:51Here, this will work better
00:14:53Let's see
00:14:55Yeah, I like a practical joke as much as the next person
00:14:59But the Christmas party was not the time or the place
00:15:01Dad, it wasn't a joke
00:15:03It was an accident
00:15:04Sorry I disappointed you
00:15:06This isn't all about me
00:15:08Amanda's pregnant
00:15:10Your brother-in-law's deployed
00:15:12None of us can keep up with Tate
00:15:14He needed you here for Christmas
00:15:15And I really wanted to be here for him
00:15:17And for you
00:15:19I'm sorry
00:15:20Yeah, it's not your fault
00:15:24Of course, Richard Birch's daughter's to blame
00:15:27I told you it was my fault too
00:15:29And Blair
00:15:31She's not so bad
00:15:33Yeah, until she boxed you out of the infantry
00:15:34I got it
00:15:35I'm just saying that before all of that
00:15:39I honestly thought that her and I were
00:15:41Friends?
00:15:44Yeah, I thought Rich and I were friends once too
00:15:47Until the sergeant major was on the promotion board
00:15:50I got a non-recommend because he sabotaged me
00:15:54Yeah, I've heard this story on her
00:15:55Yeah, Rich cost me a job, son
00:15:57And then Blair cost you one
00:15:59The branch doesn't fall far from the birch tree
00:16:02Uncle Josh, Uncle Josh
00:16:04Watch my header
00:16:06Oh, that's awesome, Tate
00:16:08Let's try it again, but this time lean back
00:16:10Really give it some power
00:16:11Nice job
00:16:12I can't wait to see that this season on the soccer field
00:16:15Guys, no soccer inside
00:16:18You're gonna kick down all the Christmas decorations
00:16:20Oopsie
00:16:22Uncle Josh, are you really missing Christmas?
00:16:26Oh, tater tot
00:16:27I'm just leaving to go talk to Santa
00:16:29To make sure he brings all of your presents
00:16:31Don't forget to tell him about my train
00:16:34I will not forget
00:16:35It's a Pamark kit, 12-25-1-2-2-5
00:16:39The 1-2-2-5?
00:16:40Okay, I got it, dude
00:16:42I got it
00:16:43Come on, buddy
00:16:45Let's go finish those snowflakes for the tree
00:16:47Oh, cool
00:16:49All right, see ya
00:16:51Hey, is everything okay?
00:16:56It's the Christmas presents
00:16:57They were supposed to be delivered by December 20th
00:17:00But the roads have been closed all week
00:17:01It's the 22nd, and we still don't have any of Tate's toys
00:17:05I talked to the Quays this morning
00:17:06They're worried, too
00:17:07The whole neighborhood is
00:17:09The storm's supposed to break before Christmas
00:17:11All the delivery companies are saying that the toys will be delivered
00:17:14By midday, Christmas Eve
00:17:16Well, that's great, right?
00:17:18I mean, you might not have time to wrap them all perfectly
00:17:20But that's okay
00:17:21He's just gonna rip them all up anyways
00:17:23It'll be fine
00:17:24Yeah
00:17:26I feel bad for you having to work with Cliff Cannon's son
00:17:35That kid's anything like his father, you better watch out
00:17:38Yeah, no, I know, I got it
00:17:39Cliff's a rule-breaker
00:17:40A my way or the highway type
00:17:43His way's the wrong way
00:17:45He's got a bias for action
00:17:46Even when he doesn't have a plan
00:17:48It's gotten him in trouble
00:17:49I'd hate to see his son get you in trouble again
00:17:52I know, Dad
00:17:52I'll be careful, I promise
00:17:53I'm not expecting carolers till 1800
00:17:58No, Dad, it's Zoe
00:17:59I invited her over, remember?
00:18:00I figured with you gone
00:18:02You figured I'd leave you both alone on Christmas?
00:18:04No, no way
00:18:05Okay, fine
00:18:07She can stay
00:18:08As long as she sticks to my schedule
00:18:10Hey
00:18:11Oh, what's up, Richard?
00:18:18Hey, oh
00:18:18Sorry, Sergeant Major, sir
00:18:20Ready to break out the eggnog?
00:18:22Well, it's far too early for eggnog
00:18:25Okay
00:18:26All right
00:18:27Have fun, you two
00:18:29Whittle me this
00:18:33Who's gonna have fun today?
00:18:35You
00:18:35And me
00:18:36Good to see you
00:18:38Christmas time, let's go
00:18:39Come on
00:18:39Merry Christmas, Blair
00:18:50Is it?
00:18:56Finally
00:18:57You're here
00:18:58Right on time
00:18:59Keys
00:19:00Sweet
00:19:01Logbook
00:19:02Duty phone
00:19:03Did anything happen in the last 24 hours?
00:19:05Yeah
00:19:06It's snowing
00:19:08Captain Peters
00:19:10You're supposed to do a proper turnover
00:19:11Have fun
00:19:12Don't be a stickler
00:19:13They're not breaching protocol
00:19:15Besides
00:19:17It's Christmas Eve
00:19:19I'm behind the scenes
00:19:22I won't be a stickler
00:19:23I won't be a stickler
00:19:23I won't be a stickler
00:19:24As if this is not going to be a swyter
00:19:25From the front
00:19:27Okay, I know I'm supposed to be ignoring you, but why are you doing this?
00:19:57After tomorrow, Christmas will be over. You have to take everything down. You are literally wasting your breath.
00:20:05I would rather waste my breath blowing up Santa than talking to you.
00:20:19Have you plugged those lights in?
00:20:21No.
00:20:27No. No, no, no, no.
00:20:39Everything's canceled. I don't know what to do.
00:20:42Okay, everyone, calm down. We'll figure this out.
00:20:45How? There are no toy stores open for miles around, and even if they were open, the rows are closed.
00:20:51I know, but we'll find a solution.
00:21:03You're not supposed to take personal calls while on duty.
00:21:07Hey, what's up?
00:21:08The snowstorm hasn't broken. The roads are still closed, and all our deliveries have been canceled, which means no Pierre Marquette train for Tate.
00:21:18Wait, what?
00:21:19I know, but it's not about the toy. That train is a thing between him and his dad.
00:21:24They went to go see the John Bull Steam locomotive at the Smithsonian last year.
00:21:28I know. He still talks about it.
00:21:29I'm worried Tate will take it hard since he won't have Ryan or the train.
00:21:33But it's not just Tate. It's over half the kids in the neighborhood who won't get presents.
00:21:37Oh, my goodness.
00:21:38And there's nothing to do. Everything is closed from here to Ashwood.
00:21:42Okay. What about south of Ashwood?
00:21:45I can't get south of Ashwood.
00:21:47You can't. Maybe I can't.
00:21:50Wait, what? How?
00:21:52Don't worry. I've got a plan.
00:21:56A plan for what?
00:22:01You want to leave base?
00:22:03Why? What's going on?
00:22:04There is one rule of standing duty, and that is stay on base.
00:22:07Every rule has an exception.
00:22:09Is that a fact?
00:22:10Sir, I'm requesting permission to leave base.
00:22:14You just arrived in Quantico. You've already frosted a colonel.
00:22:18You sure that's a smart next move?
00:22:19Desperate times, sir.
00:22:21The snowstorm hasn't let up.
00:22:22All deliveries to Quantico have been canceled, which means...
00:22:25No Christmas presents.
00:22:27That's right.
00:22:28Sir, I grew up in a military family.
00:22:30I remember the Christmases that my dad was deployed, or we were stationed too far away and couldn't see my cousins or my grandparents.
00:22:37Well, we moved so much that Santa couldn't find our new mailing address.
00:22:42Sir, I just don't want to see these kids disappointed.
00:22:44I'm inclined to agree.
00:22:45And this will not be what people remember me for.
00:22:48So what's your course of action?
00:22:50Well...
00:22:50I could meet with all the families on base, make a list of all the Christmas presents, and chart a course to retrieve them.
00:22:56The roads may be close to civilian vehicles, but a seven-ton truck should be able to traverse the snow.
00:23:02My plan is to travel south, where the storm has lightened and the stores are still open, sir.
00:23:07I don't have a seven-ton truck to give you.
00:23:09We have an old decommissioned five-ton truck you could take, but are you licensed to drive it?
00:23:13I'm not, sir.
00:23:16I am.
00:23:17I'll go in his place, sir.
00:23:19You'd still need an assistant driver.
00:23:22Captain Cannon, you have your vehicle commander's card?
00:23:24I do, sir.
00:23:26Is that really necessary, sir? This seems like a one-woman operation.
00:23:30Completing this mission with Captain Cannon would demonstrate initiative, teamwork, resourcefulness, qualities I highly value.
00:23:39Me too, sir.
00:23:39As would your monitor in considering your next role.
00:23:43Of course.
00:23:44My granddaughter, Layla, is seven, and she's expecting a pink skateboard.
00:23:50I need that skateboard underneath our tree tomorrow morning.
00:23:54Yes, sir.
00:23:54Yes, sir. Captain Cannon and I, we can, um, we can work together.
00:24:00Excellent. I'll get someone to cover duty for you, but two caveats.
00:24:04One, you must deliver the presents before the kids wake up Christmas morning.
00:24:09And two, I'm only authorized to let you take the vehicle off base for 24 hours.
00:24:13If you're not back in time, that's my name on the line.
00:24:17So don't be late.
00:24:18Sir, you've got a deal.
00:24:19Well, let's go save Christmas.
00:24:27It's a Christmas carol sing-along Christmas doll.
00:24:39The doll's name is Carol, and she sings Christmas carols.
00:24:42And my daughter is absolutely obsessed.
00:24:45Yes, ma'am.
00:24:46We got the link you texted, and you should be good to go.
00:24:48Okay.
00:24:49Should be.
00:24:50Don't worry, Mrs. Quaid.
00:24:52I will not let you down.
00:24:53Thank you. Thank you.
00:24:55Absolutely.
00:24:56Uh, that's everyone, right?
00:24:57Yes.
00:24:58Thank you so much for doing this.
00:25:00No!
00:25:00Of course.
00:25:01Oh, it means the world to my son.
00:25:03Of course.
00:25:04Okay.
00:25:04So the total comes out to 150 toys.
00:25:08Okay.
00:25:12Hmm.
00:25:14So the snowstorm is in the northern part of the state.
00:25:16Basically everything north of Ashwood is shut down.
00:25:19We have 150 presents in total, and it's Christmas Eve, which means...
00:25:23Low inventory.
00:25:24Yeah.
00:25:24But you called a bunch of stores, right?
00:25:26Yes, and all the presents are available, but they're not all available in the same city.
00:25:29I think we should be able to get everything if we make three stops along the route.
00:25:33Okay.
00:25:34Send me the addresses.
00:25:35I'll navigate.
00:25:36Great.
00:25:37Then we should get going because we have to get the truck back on time.
00:25:39Deliver the presents by Christmas morning.
00:25:41Yeah.
00:25:44Thanks.
00:25:45Mm-hmm.
00:25:51Okay.
00:25:53So the first leg is just over two hours long, but...
00:25:56Don't worry.
00:25:57I, I have got a perfect playlist.
00:26:05Let's go.
00:26:09Damn.
00:26:24Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.
00:26:25Hey, hey, hey.
00:26:26I hear that song one more time.
00:26:27I'm gonna deck something.
00:26:30Man.
00:26:32I can't wait till we're finished with this so I can go home and celebrate with my family.
00:26:36Bake some cookies.
00:26:38I can totally see it.
00:26:40What?
00:26:41Oh, that's a canon family Christmas.
00:26:43Baking cookies, looking at lights.
00:26:46Wait.
00:26:47Do you have matching Santa sweaters?
00:26:48No, we don't have matching Santa sweaters.
00:26:52We're matching reindeer sweaters.
00:26:54They're adorable.
00:26:55They got cute little fuzzy little reindeer nose.
00:26:57I knew it.
00:26:58You knew it.
00:26:59So why do you feel the need to make fun of Christmas traditions?
00:27:02Okay, I don't hate traditions.
00:27:04I just like them to reflect our family.
00:27:06Everybody bakes cookies.
00:27:07That's not our thing.
00:27:08We like type two fun.
00:27:11Activities that are tough but rewarding, like hiking, rock climbing, and oh, my favorite, skiing.
00:27:17Okay.
00:27:18I grew up skiing too.
00:27:20Where?
00:27:21Japan.
00:27:22Kuju Forest Park.
00:27:24Same.
00:27:24We were stationed in Okinawa when I was eight.
00:27:29Eleven.
00:27:31And rock climbing?
00:27:32But that started in 29 pounds.
00:27:35Yeah.
00:27:36It's about the only thing you can do out there in the desert.
00:27:38Well, that and apparently baking cookies.
00:27:41Yeah.
00:27:43Do you at least like eating cookies?
00:27:46Of course.
00:27:46I love cookies.
00:27:47Okay.
00:27:48Good.
00:27:48I just, you know, don't eat a lot of them because it ruins my training regimen.
00:27:51Oh, man.
00:27:52What?
00:27:53You are such a workaholic.
00:27:55You're really going to do a ruck on Christmas Eve?
00:27:58Yeah.
00:27:58That's so silly.
00:28:00What about just spending quality time with your family?
00:28:02That is our quality time.
00:28:04My dad and I hike Christmas Eve every year.
00:28:07I mean, he wanted to do something different this year, but I want to talk to him into it.
00:28:10Yeah?
00:28:11Does your mom like to hike too?
00:28:15Well, she did.
00:28:16She passed away about a year ago.
00:28:22I'm so sorry.
00:28:23It's fine.
00:28:25Look, the roads are clearing up.
00:28:27Okay.
00:28:29What are we looking for?
00:28:43Donna?
00:28:44Donna.
00:28:46Hi.
00:28:47Donna?
00:28:48I'm Captain Birch.
00:28:49I called ahead about a bulk order.
00:28:50Oh, yes.
00:28:52The toys are there.
00:28:53Take your time.
00:28:55Oh, you didn't pull the toys and pack them for pickup?
00:28:58Oh, dear.
00:29:00I've had two back surgeries in the last 18 months, so I'll pass.
00:29:04But you two look sturdy enough to handle it.
00:29:07Um, I only allocated 20 minutes for pickup.
00:29:14How are we going to find and pack up 80 toys in 20 minutes?
00:29:18It'll be fine.
00:29:19It'll be fun.
00:29:21Type 2 fun.
00:29:22Oh, Rubik's Cube.
00:29:24I love these.
00:29:25Perform one move, then another, then the inverse of the first, until...
00:29:30Boom!
00:29:32Still got it.
00:29:37What, you're not even a little impressed?
00:29:39We're here to work, not play.
00:29:41I think we can do both.
00:29:43What, you're not even a little surprised.
00:29:44I'm trying to get you to be...
00:29:46Bring back all those fuzzy feelings...
00:29:49Sleigh bells, tell me we're in the room...
00:29:52Yeah, yeah, yeah...
00:29:54Mistletoe is hanging from the ceiling...
00:29:57Gingerbread and stockings are appearing...
00:30:00Let's not forget the true meaning...
00:30:02Yeah, yeah, yeah...
00:30:04The cold nights of December...
00:30:08Feel warmer together...
00:30:10Memories we're gonna make will last forever...
00:30:16So, yeah...
00:30:17Light it up, it's the brightest time in a year...
00:30:24And I'll tear it up for joy and cheer...
00:30:27Makes you feel so warm inside to light it up...
00:30:32Makes you feel so warm inside to light it up...
00:30:36Okay, looks like we just have one more Mrs. Quaid's doll.
00:30:39But where was it?
00:30:40Hey, Donna...
00:30:43You don't by chance know where we'd find a Christmas carol sing-along Christmas doll.
00:30:46Oh, yeah.
00:30:47It's in the stockroom.
00:30:51I'll organize this myself.
00:30:54Don't make a mess.
00:30:58Um...
00:30:59Okay, if this is organized, I'm terrified to see her idea of a mess.
00:31:03There it is.
00:31:10How were we supposed to get it?
00:31:13I could probably just knock this pile over.
00:31:17No, she said not to make a mess, remember?
00:31:19Well...
00:31:20But just give me a second.
00:31:21Just give me a second.
00:31:21Okay, um...
00:31:22Okay.
00:31:24Okay, I got it.
00:31:25Uh, it's just like the TBS obstacle course.
00:31:28Not literally, obviously.
00:31:30Just follow me.
00:31:31So first, um, climb up on that shelf.
00:31:34And then climb up on the second shelf.
00:31:37Um, okay, jump onto the packing lift.
00:31:42And then, um, and then grab that beam.
00:31:45And, uh...
00:31:47Loop the jump rope around the beam.
00:31:49Lower down.
00:31:51Grab the doll.
00:31:52Mm?
00:31:53Oh, okay.
00:31:54Yeah.
00:31:54Yeah.
00:31:55Great.
00:31:55Just give me a second to warm up.
00:31:57You...
00:31:57You think you're doing it?
00:32:00Yeah, of course.
00:32:01It's my mission.
00:32:02My responsibility.
00:32:03Besides, I don't want you getting hurt.
00:32:05You know, I-I get that this is your misguided attempt at chivalry.
00:32:09But it makes more sense if I do it.
00:32:11Why?
00:32:11I'm smaller.
00:32:12You're not gonna fit onto that shelf.
00:32:14And the jump rope is not gonna hold your weight.
00:32:16It might.
00:32:17Really?
00:32:17Yeah.
00:32:18What are you trying to prove?
00:32:19I'm not trying to prove anything.
00:32:21So then you don't mind if I do it?
00:32:24No.
00:32:25I guess not.
00:32:25Great.
00:32:28Okay.
00:32:29Um, is it okay if I...
00:32:32Um, uh, yeah, sure.
00:32:37Oh, thanks.
00:32:39Got it.
00:32:39Uh, okay, good.
00:33:03Uh, jump rope.
00:33:06Uh, here, here, here, here.
00:33:08Oh, my God.
00:33:14Good catch.
00:33:15And a good throw.
00:33:21Yep, careful.
00:33:21Okay, careful.
00:33:22Careful.
00:33:23Careful.
00:33:23And a good throw.
00:33:24Go.
00:33:29Uh.
00:33:29Yes.
00:33:30Yes, okay.
00:33:31Great.
00:33:32Now, come down.
00:33:37Oh!
00:33:38Take the horse with boughs of holly, ba-la-la-la-la-la!
00:33:48You okay?
00:33:50Yeah, you caught me.
00:33:54Yeah.
00:33:56Good work.
00:33:57Yeah, you too.
00:34:00You all aren't leaving until you clean this mess up.
00:34:08Mm-mm.
00:34:16Okay, we'll see you soon.
00:34:17Bye.
00:34:18So I spoke to the warehouse.
00:34:20They have the skateboard for Clarkin's granddaughter.
00:34:22They're expecting us soon.
00:34:23Great.
00:34:24And I called the other stores and confirmed they have the rest of the presents available.
00:34:28Amazing.
00:34:28Mm-hmm.
00:34:29Hey, do you know where we're picking up the toy train?
00:34:32Is it the next stop?
00:34:33Uh, I don't know. Check the list.
00:34:36Oh, you know what?
00:34:37On second thought, you mind if we just pull over real quick?
00:34:39My, uh, dad's called me a few times.
00:34:42Uh, yeah, mine too.
00:34:48No peeking.
00:34:50I wasn't peeking.
00:34:52You were totally peeking.
00:34:54Was not.
00:34:57There he is.
00:34:59Hey, what's up?
00:34:59Josh, thanks for finally calling us back.
00:35:01How's the traitor's daughter?
00:35:05Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, the recipe calls for two and a half cups of sugar, not two and a haphazard scoop.
00:35:10We're making chocolate chip cookies, not staging a military offensive.
00:35:13Baking is just as precise as war, if not more so.
00:35:17Hi, Blair.
00:35:21Has the cannon gone off yet?
00:35:23He's not bad.
00:35:25He's not a pain to work with.
00:35:27I bet he's got an ego the size of an Abrams tank.
00:35:30I bet she's wound tighter than a tourniquet.
00:35:32He's fine.
00:35:34What's up, Joshy?
00:35:34Hey, Amanda.
00:35:36Hey.
00:35:37Listen, I, um, I don't know if Tate's trained yet, but I promise I'm gonna get it.
00:35:42Josh, that's okay.
00:35:43I, I know you're doing your best, but it's not your fault and it's not your job to fix it.
00:35:47Hey, don't doubt a cannon, man.
00:35:49My son can do anything he sets his mind to.
00:35:52Yeah, dad's right.
00:35:53I've got it handled.
00:35:54I mean, I guess Josh does have a bit of an ego.
00:35:57But he also has a big heart.
00:35:59And huge biceps, just saying.
00:36:03Why would you just say that?
00:36:06I immediately regret that.
00:36:09When do you get home, Blair?
00:36:10Have fun, you too.
00:36:14So, how much flour?
00:36:17We'll just start over.
00:36:18That batch didn't feel right.
00:36:33Excuse me.
00:36:36Hi.
00:36:37Hey, we're Captain Cannon and Captain Birch.
00:36:38Here for a pink skateboard.
00:36:40Oh, yeah.
00:36:41Yeah, it's right over there waiting for you guys.
00:36:43Great.
00:36:44Just on the other side of that locked door.
00:36:47Oops.
00:36:48I'm sorry?
00:36:49Yeah, I totally locked myself out.
00:36:53Eggnog fog.
00:36:54It's a real thing.
00:36:56The doctor said it's a...
00:36:57Yeah, it is.
00:36:58Affects a lot of people.
00:36:59They put a lot of sugar in that eggnog.
00:37:02So, I called about getting a spare key,
00:37:04but no one wants to bring one out due to the holiday.
00:37:06But I did talk to my boss.
00:37:08Plan is to open up in just like one hour.
00:37:12Oh, great.
00:37:13And two days.
00:37:14No, no.
00:37:15No, no, no.
00:37:16We can't wait that long.
00:37:17We need that pink skateboard underneath Colonel Clarkin Street tomorrow morning.
00:37:22Okay, well, I don't know who Colonel Clarkin is.
00:37:25Yeah, I...
00:37:26But I wish there was something I could do, really, as a former service member.
00:37:29Coast Guard, Corporal Doug Chamberlain.
00:37:30Hey, nice to meet you.
00:37:31Auga.
00:37:32That's the, you know, the boat's out.
00:37:34Yeah, that's the deal.
00:37:36So, anyway, I'm gonna take off as we're locked out, so...
00:37:40No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:37:41Oh, hey, take a breath.
00:37:43All right.
00:37:43What she means is, could you just give us a second and see if we can't come up with
00:37:48a new COA?
00:37:51Course of action.
00:37:52Right.
00:37:52Yeah.
00:37:53Let's do that.
00:37:54Two courses of actions.
00:37:55Yep.
00:37:55Okay.
00:37:56I'll do one and you guys do the other.
00:38:01How are we supposed to get that skateboard?
00:38:03Yeah, we'll figure it out.
00:38:05What's going on with you and Clarkin?
00:38:06Are you supposed to talk to your monitor about a new role?
00:38:09What am I missing here?
00:38:10Yeah, you know, before he retires, I, um, I want to be a TBS company commander.
00:38:18Oh, you want my job?
00:38:19No, not your job.
00:38:20I, just the same job as you.
00:38:22No, I know what you meant.
00:38:23I just, I've always wanted to mentor young Marines to teach and motivate them like my dad did.
00:38:31And, well, my fate is in Clarkin's hands.
00:38:34So if we don't get that skateboard, then I don't get my dream job.
00:38:36Yeah, you're not the only one with something to lose, Blair.
00:38:41Put my name on the line and after what happened at the Christmas party, if we fail, I could be relieved of duty.
00:38:49Well, we won't let that happen.
00:38:50We just need a plan.
00:38:54Okay, so front door is locked.
00:38:56Uh, but you know what they say, when one door closes, a window opens.
00:39:02Well, I don't know about a window, but how about a chimney?
00:39:07Yes.
00:39:08Dougie!
00:39:09Thanks to the blueprints you gave us at the warehouse, Josh and I formulated a tactical operation, but we need your help.
00:39:16Hit me.
00:39:16It's classic urban breach.
00:39:18Get in, get the skateboard, get out.
00:39:19It's the getting in that's the problem.
00:39:21The front door is locked, so we need another entrance.
00:39:23What the fuck?
00:39:27Oh.
00:39:28Oh.
00:39:29A chimney!
00:39:30Oh.
00:39:31Oh.
00:39:31We're calling it Operation Old St. Nick.
00:39:33Uh, the warehouse doesn't have a chimney.
00:39:35No, he just gets really excited about Santa.
00:39:37It's actually a roof ventilation duct.
00:39:39You know, it's close enough.
00:39:40Close enough.
00:39:41Same thing.
00:39:42So, step one, recon.
00:39:44According to the schematics, the chimney's...
00:39:46Ventilation duct.
00:39:48The chimney's diameter is 42 inches, wide enough to facilitate the passage of an adult.
00:39:53Human man.
00:39:54Me.
00:39:56Well.
00:39:57You.
00:39:58Yeah.
00:39:58Right.
00:39:59Step two, isolate the breach point.
00:40:03Step three, secure a foothold from which you can achieve the objective.
00:40:08Here comes Santa Claus.
00:40:09I thought you said this chimney hasn't been used in years.
00:40:19It's a roof ventilation duct, and I said it hadn't been cleaned in years.
00:40:23And finally, step four, seize the objective.
00:40:26Step five, eggnog.
00:40:27Step five, I'm coming.
00:40:32Target, I'm coming.
00:40:40Josh?
00:40:41Josh, are you okay?
00:40:43Josh, he's talking to you.
00:40:44Oh!
00:40:50Josh!
00:40:51Okay, the rope is slack, so he is either on the ground or disintegrated.
00:41:03You're not going to find him.
00:41:07I'm sure he's fine.
00:41:1080% sure.
00:41:13Maybe 70.
00:41:13Oh, ho, ho.
00:41:34Hey, hey, hey!
00:41:35Hey!
00:41:36Hey!
00:41:37Hey!
00:41:38Hey!
00:41:39Hey!
00:41:40Hey!
00:41:41Hey!
00:41:42Hey!
00:42:01Oh, wow.
00:42:02You know, for a second there, you had me worried.
00:42:04Oh, that's adorable!
00:42:05You were worried about me?
00:42:07You know what, forget it.
00:42:08I shouldn't have said anything, your head is big enough already.
00:42:10Ooh, I love this song.
00:42:27What? I got carried away. I love that song.
00:42:31You have an incredible voice.
00:42:34Thanks.
00:42:36Where'd you learn to sing like that?
00:42:38Uh, well, I guess I've been holding out on you.
00:42:41I do have one Christmas tradition.
00:42:45When I was growing up, my mom would take me caroling.
00:42:49And I was so bad.
00:42:52Just off-key, no confidence.
00:42:55But my mom, she taught me.
00:42:58She was a singer too?
00:43:00Classically trained.
00:43:01She used to perform with the opera,
00:43:03but eventually that became impossible
00:43:05because we moved around so much.
00:43:07So she became a vocal coach instead?
00:43:09Yeah, it's a tough life being a military spouse.
00:43:12It is.
00:43:14She taught me how to read music.
00:43:16And every day after school, she would make me drill my scales.
00:43:19And I liked singing, but it was hard, you know?
00:43:22And she always said, nothing good comes easy.
00:43:29Type two fun.
00:43:31Type two fun?
00:43:34The house got quiet after she died.
00:43:36And I get why my dad would want to listen to carols again.
00:43:41Maybe I'll sing for him tomorrow.
00:43:43My gift to him.
00:43:45I'm sure he'd love that.
00:43:47Yeah.
00:43:48I mean, you got him like a gift gift too, right?
00:43:51Yeah, of course I did.
00:43:53Yeah.
00:43:54I got him a pair of fuzzy socks.
00:43:56You got him socks?
00:43:57What?
00:43:58They were on his wish list.
00:44:00They're really cute.
00:44:01They have these little golf balls on them and he gets cold feet.
00:44:04Socks.
00:44:05Okay, fine.
00:44:06I'll get him something else.
00:44:07Geez, gift shamer.
00:44:09Don't let me show you.
00:44:10You're right.
00:44:11I'm sorry.
00:44:12I'm sure he will love the socks.
00:44:14No, you're right.
00:44:16I'll think outside the socks.
00:44:23That's terrible.
00:44:24I know.
00:44:25So I'm fine.
00:44:26Hey.
00:44:27Well, your sense of humor is rubbing off on me.
00:44:44Thanks again.
00:44:45Yeah, thank you.
00:44:46Hey, so I went to the record store and I got my dad a vinyl.
00:44:50It's the album that he and my mom danced with at their wedding.
00:44:52Oh.
00:44:53Yeah.
00:44:54I think you're right.
00:44:55I always am.
00:44:56About him liking this better than the socks.
00:44:57It wasn't a general statement.
00:44:58Oh.
00:45:01Oh, sorry.
00:45:02Merry Christmas.
00:45:03Merry Christmas to you.
00:45:04Are you two in town for the parade?
00:45:06No.
00:45:07No, I wish.
00:45:08Here for work, not pleasure.
00:45:09Of course.
00:45:10When you love your partner, work can be a pleasure.
00:45:12Oh, no, no, no.
00:45:13We're not partners.
00:45:14But before we go, I think we're missing one of the toys.
00:45:17It's a train.
00:45:19On the phone, you said you had a Pierre Marquette 1225.
00:45:22Right.
00:45:23I'm so sorry.
00:45:24I meant to tell you.
00:45:25When you two called earlier, I didn't realize that my husband had just sold the last one.
00:45:28Oh.
00:45:29Okay.
00:45:30Uh, well, thanks anyway.
00:45:31Merry Christmas.
00:45:33We better start loading up.
00:45:35This is gonna set us back a little bit.
00:45:37Oh, we actually have volunteers from USAA to help us out.
00:45:41Here you go.
00:45:42Oh, awesome.
00:45:43Thanks, guys.
00:45:45Thanks, brother.
00:45:46Merry Christmas.
00:45:47Thank you so much.
00:45:48Okay, so we have all the toys on the list, except one.
00:45:51And we made up some time, so we're back on schedule.
00:45:54Great.
00:45:57Hey, so what's the deal with this train?
00:46:01It's for my nephew, Tate.
00:46:03Amanda's son.
00:46:05He's four.
00:46:08His dad's deployed, won't be back for months.
00:46:10He looks like a really sweet kid.
00:46:12He is.
00:46:13And all he wants for Christmas is this super specific train.
00:46:18You're supposed to bring it home to him.
00:46:20Save Christmas.
00:46:24Wait, I have an idea.
00:46:25What's the name of the train?
00:46:26It's a Pierre Marquette 1225.
00:46:29You're supposed to string the popcorn, not eat it.
00:46:44I can't help it.
00:46:45I'm hungry.
00:46:46We have been baking and stringing all day.
00:46:49We missed lunch.
00:46:50We're behind schedule because of the gingerbread debacle.
00:46:54I maintain that your oven cooks too hot.
00:46:56We gotta make up time.
00:46:57Why?
00:46:58Sergeant Major.
00:47:00Richard.
00:47:01All due respect.
00:47:02In the military, order is necessary.
00:47:05On Christmas, not so much.
00:47:08The point is to enjoy, to give, to bond with your loved ones.
00:47:13To lose track of time building snowmen until your nose is red and your fingers are numb.
00:47:20I know you're trying to make up for lost time in retirement, but you can't do it by overscheduling.
00:47:25Not everything in life has to be so militant.
00:47:34Where?
00:47:35Hey, Dad.
00:47:36I need a favor.
00:47:37So we picked up all the presents except one is missing.
00:47:40A model train for this cute little four year old boy whose dad has gone on deployment and he's going to be so disappointed, which is why I'm wondering.
00:47:47You don't, by any chance, happen to have a Pierre Marquette 1225 that you'd be willing to part with on behalf of Santa?
00:47:54Blair, the 1225 is a collector's train.
00:47:58It's not a toy.
00:47:59I guess I could try to dig it out of storage.
00:48:05But when do you need a pie?
00:48:06Tomorrow, 7am.
00:48:07If it's too much to ask.
00:48:08It's not.
00:48:09The schedule is less important than the giving joy.
00:48:14Thank you, Dad.
00:48:15Love you.
00:48:16Love you.
00:48:17Love you.
00:48:18Okay.
00:48:19We need to split up.
00:48:20That train could be in one of eight different places.
00:48:22Ahem.
00:48:23No, it's not.
00:48:24It's not.
00:48:25The schedule is less important than the giving joy.
00:48:30Thank you, Dad. Love you.
00:48:34Love you.
00:48:38Okay.
00:48:39We need to split up.
00:48:41That train could be in one of eight different places.
00:48:48All right. My dad is on it.
00:48:52What?
00:48:54I would have figured out some other solutions.
00:48:56Jesse, thank you.
00:48:59That was very thoughtful.
00:49:00You know, I didn't move back here for the company commander gig.
00:49:07Don't get me wrong. I'm excited.
00:49:08I'm not trying to diminish your dream job.
00:49:12I came back from my family.
00:49:16My dad's getting older.
00:49:19Brother-in-law's deployed. Amanda's expecting her second child.
00:49:23It's time for me to step up.
00:49:25Well, what does Amanda think about all that?
00:49:26She thinks I put too much pressure on myself.
00:49:29But she literally quit the Marines to be a mom full-time.
00:49:32Oh, yeah?
00:49:33Oh, yeah. Used to be a motor team mechanic.
00:49:36Loved it, too.
00:49:37Wow.
00:49:37If she can sacrifice all that, I figure the least I can do is transfer here, be the best uncle that I can for Tate, support my sister through her pregnancy.
00:49:47That's a lot to take on.
00:49:48Nothing I can't handle.
00:49:50Well, of course not. You can handle anything. I mean, you are the man who saved Christmas.
00:49:55Shall we? Yeah. Yeah.
00:50:02Oh, shoot. Looks like the road's blocked off here, too. Must be the parade.
00:50:16Can we go around it?
00:50:18Uh, it doesn't look like it.
00:50:20We can't get behind schedule.
00:50:22Well, I think we're trapped.
00:50:26Looks like, unfortunately, you have no choice but to face a little Christmas cheer.
00:50:30Here you go.
00:50:38Oh, thank you so much.
00:50:39Enjoy, guys.
00:50:40Yeah, Merry Christmas.
00:50:41Merry Christmas.
00:50:43Mmm.
00:50:45Okay. I'm glad we stopped. This is amazing.
00:50:48Snowballs.
00:50:49I totally forgot about these.
00:50:51Can't wait to recreate this in my house.
00:50:53You really do love baking.
00:50:54Yeah, I do.
00:50:56Ever since I was a kid.
00:50:57My sixth birthday, I asked for a whisk.
00:51:00That's adorable. I'm sure the ladies love that.
00:51:04Yeah, I don't know about that.
00:51:06Dating's kind of hard with our lifestyle, you know?
00:51:08I was with my ex-cat for two years, then I deployed to Germany for six months.
00:51:13That was the end of that.
00:51:15I'm sorry.
00:51:17I'm not.
00:51:18We should have been more honest with each other from the start.
00:51:21Instead, we just buried our heads in the sand.
00:51:25Lesson learned.
00:51:27Hey, um, speaking of lessons learned, I'm really sorry about what happened back at TBS.
00:51:34I should have told you my intentions and been honest sooner.
00:51:37I appreciate that.
00:51:39But it's not like you took the only available spot in the infantry.
00:51:43I could have done a lateral move later, gone to IOC.
00:51:48Plus, now seeing your passion, I know you didn't betray me.
00:51:52What about you?
00:51:53Your dating life?
00:51:54Oh.
00:51:55Well, I just broke up with this guy.
00:51:58He dumped me and immediately started dating a Pilates influencer.
00:52:03I'm so sorry.
00:52:05That must have hurt.
00:52:06I mean, honestly, yeah, it did make me doubt myself.
00:52:10Blair, you are smart and determined, courageous, exasperating, beautiful.
00:52:18I mean, if Mike couldn't see that, he must have been blind.
00:52:23You know, actually, he was colorblind because his outfits, they never matched.
00:52:31So, you ever dated a Marine before?
00:52:36Um, a few of them, yeah.
00:52:39But they always get weirdly competitive with me.
00:52:42Oh, they get competitive with you?
00:52:44Hey, I'm, let's push each other competitive.
00:52:47There's a difference between that and the you threaten me kind of competitive.
00:52:50Yeah, and you do push me to be better.
00:52:52I see that now.
00:52:54I may have been a bit threatened by you back then at TBS.
00:52:58A bit.
00:52:59Okay, I deserve that.
00:53:01In fairness, it wasn't even about you.
00:53:04I think it was because...
00:53:06Maybe because of the pressure my dad puts on me.
00:53:11The pressure that I put on myself, trying to please him.
00:53:14Yeah, I get that.
00:53:15But, I mean, at the end of the day, you can't live your life just trying to please everyone
00:53:20else.
00:53:20You know, it should be about what you want.
00:53:23Yeah.
00:53:25And what do you want, Blair?
00:53:27Other than my job, apparently.
00:53:31I...
00:53:32I...
00:53:32I want to live an adventurous life.
00:53:37Travel.
00:53:38Fall in love.
00:53:40Most importantly, I want a true partner.
00:53:42Like my parents had.
00:53:44Someone who pushes me to be a better person.
00:53:47Someone who challenges me.
00:53:49As long as they can take it when they get beat.
00:53:52Sure.
00:53:54As long as you're not afraid of a rematch.
00:53:56What's up, Blair?
00:54:09What's up, Blair?
00:54:14Oh, look.
00:54:16Everybody gathers together.
00:54:44Together
00:54:48Hearts oh love
00:54:55All the children playing
00:55:03Christmas is
00:55:05Is in the air
00:55:13Okay, I'll admit you've got some moves. Well, it's easy when you've got a good partner. I
00:55:20Thought we weren't partners
00:55:23That's what you said to the shopkeeper. I wasn't sure if you wanted to be
00:55:35What you make pizza for Santa? Yes. What kind of pizza meat lovers?
00:55:46Meat lovers? It's his favorite. I guess that makes sense. There's probably not a lot of pepperoni at the North Pole
00:55:55Snow's picking up. It's not gonna be an easy drive home. Don't worry. Make it back with plenty of time. Just need to stop for fuel real quick
00:56:05Right here
00:56:07Wait, is it closed? How's that possible? Google said it was open. There are no other stations we can go to
00:56:14There's one rickety mom-and-pop shop about a mile away, but they don't even have a phone number listed. It's worth a shot
00:56:22Okay, it's just down this way
00:56:35Wait, wait, wait, don't close yet. Please don't close. Sorry guys. I'm out of diesel anyways
00:56:43There's got to be something you can do, sir
00:56:45Fred, please, Fred
00:56:48We're Marines from the Quantico base. We got a truck full of gifts back there
00:56:52We don't get back by tomorrow morning. None of those kids are gonna have christmas presents. I know the pressures of parenthood
00:56:57I've got kids of my own. Oh, no, we're not
00:56:59Yeah, yeah, yeah, um parenthood is tough stuff. Yeah mom dad
00:57:06Tell you what i've got a stock of extra diesel not far from here
00:57:10And hey seeing as you two are all about helping the kids i'm wondering if you wouldn't mind doing me a favor, too
00:57:17Yeah, name it
00:57:19You have to go to a bajillion houses. Why are you here?
00:57:46Well, because my reindeer got tired. I had to make a pit stop so they could stretch their legs
00:57:53Where are the reindeer now? They are around the block. Could I go pet them?
00:58:00Well, actually reindeer are allergic to little girls. Sorry
00:58:06Oh, okay
00:58:07When I grow up, I'm gonna fly just like santa
00:58:10Actually
00:58:11Well, you can learn to fly just like santa does
00:58:13In a sleigh? Even better in a plane. You could be a pilot and zoom around the sky like
00:58:19Weeeeeee
00:58:21Weeeeeee
00:58:23Weeeeeee
00:58:27Daddy, daddy
00:58:31When I grow up, I want to be a pilot and zoom around the clouds and on christmas, I can hang out with santa in the sky
00:58:39All right, kiddo, it's time to get home
00:58:42But dad, I want to go with santa
00:58:45I want to fly with santa
00:58:46Honey, we got to get home so santa can come
00:58:49Okay
00:58:53Okay, these are santa worthy
00:58:57Oh, you've got a little
00:58:59Here
00:59:02Thank you
00:59:04You know, we work shockingly well together
00:59:07My dad would cringe if he heard you say that
00:59:09Mine too
00:59:10Yeah
00:59:11And honestly, if you told me six years ago that I'd come to think of you as a partner
00:59:16I would not have believed you
00:59:17What?
00:59:25Nothing
00:59:26I just
00:59:28Always wondered if we hadn't gotten in that fight
00:59:32What might have happened?
00:59:34What might have happened between us?
00:59:37Yeah
00:59:38Is that crazy?
00:59:39Santa!
00:59:50Santa, you have to take me with you
00:59:52I want to see the North Pole
00:59:54And meet Mrs. Claus
00:59:56And hang out with all the elves
00:59:57Please!
00:59:59I, uh
01:00:01Thanks for helping out
01:00:02Yeah
01:00:03Sorry
01:00:04Thank you, Merry Christmas
01:00:05Merry Christmas
01:00:05Merry Christmas
01:00:06Okay
01:00:07You're fine
01:00:24Rose, you're getting a little treacherous
01:00:26There was a wreck on the interstate
01:00:28This is saving us an hour
01:00:29Blair, I think we should head back to the highway
01:00:32Well, we have to make up time
01:00:34We'll be fine
01:00:35Well, speaking of time
01:00:38It's Christmas Day
01:00:40Merry Christmas, Blair
01:00:42Merry Christmas, Josh
01:00:50Oh, what's going on?
01:00:52Uh
01:00:53What are you doing?
01:00:53We're losing pressure
01:00:55I have to pull over before the brakes lock up
01:00:57Whoa
01:00:59What does that mean?
01:00:59This is really bad
01:01:08I didn't do anything differently
01:01:09The truck just sort of fritzed out
01:01:13Probably just a hose or something
01:01:15I'm sure I can fix it
01:01:16I mean, are you sure?
01:01:18I thought you hadn't worked with this kind of vehicle before
01:01:20I mean, it's not like a normal truck
01:01:21I know
01:01:23I got it
01:01:26Maybe we should just call somebody for help
01:01:28Blair, it's the middle of the night on Christmas
01:01:31I can do it
01:01:33Okay, well, if you can't
01:01:34It doesn't make you a bad Marine
01:01:36Or a bad son or a bad uncle
01:01:39I know
01:01:41Do you?
01:01:42I can fix this truck
01:01:44Okay, whatever you say
01:01:48I'm gonna go look it up on my phone
01:02:04No, no, no, no, no
01:02:14Hello
01:02:21Oh, hi
01:02:22You're not Josh
01:02:23No, hi, sorry, it's Blair
01:02:25I was just checking in with my brother
01:02:27He said he was gonna text when he got back to base
01:02:29But he never did
01:02:31Yeah, that's because we haven't made it back to base yet
01:02:33What?
01:02:34Hey, you were a motor team mech, right?
01:02:37Yeah
01:02:38Hey, it's Amanda
01:02:42What?
01:02:42If you won't let me help, at least let her
01:02:54Hi, Amanda
01:02:55You broke down in a five-ton and you didn't call me?
01:02:58Dude, fixing these things was literally my job
01:03:01I didn't want to wake you
01:03:02Nuh-uh
01:03:03No, no chance I'm buying that
01:03:05Josh, why is it so hard for you to ask for help?
01:03:08I don't know
01:03:11Honestly, it's probably because of dad
01:03:13Yes, it definitely is
01:03:15I'm, I'm glad you say this
01:03:18Say more
01:03:18I mean, dad's always been tough on me
01:03:21But when I joined the Corps, it got worse
01:03:25He was never strong enough, fast enough
01:03:27Wasn't good enough to make the infantry
01:03:29Never ask him for help with anything, you just
01:03:33Tell me to do it myself
01:03:34I love dad, but he puts way too much pressure on you
01:03:39He's so stubborn, can't let go of any disagreements
01:03:42I know
01:03:43I worry he's gonna get lonely
01:03:45And I worry about you getting lonely
01:03:47What do you mean?
01:03:48Josh, I love you
01:03:49You're funny and sweet
01:03:52I care deeply about others, but
01:03:54You've internalized this idea that you have to do everything yourself
01:03:57Which means you're not a good partner
01:04:00You have to learn how to ask for help
01:04:02If you put the whole world on your shoulders, eventually you're gonna crumble
01:04:05Okay, okay, I hear you
01:04:19Amanda, will you please help me fix this truck?
01:04:23I thought you'd never ask
01:04:27That's the Air Governor auxiliary supply line
01:04:29The truck won't build air pressure without it
01:04:31There's a hole in it
01:04:33That's your issue
01:04:34Do you have any spare hose in the truck?
01:04:36No, there's nothing
01:04:37Well, luckily you're a Marine
01:04:40Gonna have to improvise
01:04:41You're gonna need something to wrap around the hole
01:04:44There's a bunch of toys in the back of the truck
01:04:53So, not to be the nosy sister, but what's the deal with you and Blair?
01:05:02It's hard to explain
01:05:04She can be super competitive
01:05:06Like you?
01:05:08Okay, I'm getting a lot of tough love from you today
01:05:10I'm just saying it seems like you two are cut from the same cloth
01:05:14Maybe you could grow together
01:05:16Yeah, I don't know
01:05:17I thought that before, but I don't want to hurt her
01:05:20Well, if that's how you feel
01:05:26I feel like, what do I do now?
01:05:28I got a tube and a roll of Christmas tape
01:05:30Cool, cool, cool
01:05:31Wrap the tube around the brake in the airline and tape it really tight
01:05:36Okay, wrap the tube
01:05:39Okay
01:05:41That's it?
01:05:42That's it
01:05:43Start the engine
01:05:47I think I fixed it
01:05:48Okay
01:05:49You start the truck?
01:05:51Sure
01:05:55I did it!
01:05:57We did it!
01:06:06Hey, Amanda
01:06:07Yeah?
01:06:07I think you're right about me and Blair
01:06:09We do make a good team
01:06:11But I think I ruined it
01:06:18What time is it?
01:06:32We're late
01:06:33What?
01:06:34The kids will be awake any minute without presents
01:06:36And I can kiss that company commander job goodbye
01:06:40Well, at least you have a proven track record here
01:06:44People will cut you some slack
01:06:46I got to base three weeks ago
01:06:48And somehow I've already managed to upset a colonel
01:06:51Mess up Christmas duty and fail my first mission
01:06:55If I get relieved of duty and have to leave Quantico
01:06:57I will have failed my family too
01:06:59You're late
01:07:08The Christmas presents aren't under Christmas trees
01:07:11Sir, the presents are in the truck
01:07:13The kid's already awake
01:07:14I know, sir
01:07:16Now this mission was your idea
01:07:18And I hold you responsible
01:07:22This is not what I had in mind as my last days in charge here
01:07:25It's my fault, sir
01:07:27I routed us poorly
01:07:28I took a shortcut
01:07:30And when the truck broke down
01:07:31We were too far from the highway to get help
01:07:33I'm the reason we didn't make it back in time
01:07:37I had high hopes for you, Captain
01:07:39I'll have to report this
01:07:41Yes, sir
01:07:45I respect your honesty, Captain Birch
01:07:48After the holiday, I'll talk to your commanding officer about a suitable punishment
01:07:52Captain Cannon
01:07:54Take this as a warning
01:07:56I expect this run of poor decisions to end here
01:08:00Yes, sir
01:08:02You're both dismissed
01:08:09Blair
01:08:16Blair, hang on a second
01:08:18Blair, wait
01:08:21You didn't have to take the blame
01:08:26I know
01:08:28You didn't ask me to step in
01:08:29You didn't ask for my help
01:08:30Don't worry, I'm not waiting for a thank you
01:08:32I wanted you to get that job
01:08:33I did too
01:08:35But they're more important things than a job
01:08:37If I get stationed somewhere else, my dad's retired
01:08:39And he could follow me
01:08:40But your family needs you here
01:08:42Blair
01:08:43It's okay
01:08:44It's for the best, really
01:08:45I mean, it's clear that we can't work together as co-workers or
01:08:51Anything more
01:08:52Blair
01:08:55Um, my dad found Tate's train, so I'll leave it on our porch
01:09:06You have no reason to feel guilty
01:09:12It's Blair's fault
01:09:13No, it was our fault
01:09:15She shouldn't have taken the fall
01:09:16I disagree
01:09:18She owed you one
01:09:19Seriously, dad?
01:09:21You still can't let that go
01:09:23You've got impossible standards for people
01:09:26And when they let you down, you just hold onto it forever
01:09:30Why do you think I'm so afraid to disappoint you?
01:09:33Well, that's not fair
01:09:34No, it's true
01:09:36I mean, think about it
01:09:37Did you ever think you're the problem?
01:09:39Your pride, your grudges, your stubbornness
01:09:41I am not stubborn
01:09:43Dad, look, I get it because you passed it all down to me
01:09:51But I'm gonna change
01:09:54And I hope that you'll decide that you want to change too
01:09:56I'm gonna go
01:10:12Captain Claus
01:10:14What are you doing on my doorstep?
01:10:15Colonel, I know this is unorthodox
01:10:20It's not Blair's fault we were late
01:10:21It was our fault
01:10:23Blair is an excellent officer
01:10:26She would be an incredible mentor for the young officers here
01:10:30Sir, I'd be lucky
01:10:32We'd be lucky to have her on our team
01:10:39Santa?
01:10:40Ho, ho, ho
01:10:43Little Miss Layla
01:10:44I am so sorry that I am late
01:10:47The elves have been working overtime on a very special gift just for you
01:10:54Let's see what we've got in Santa's bag
01:10:57Thank you Santa
01:11:02Here you go
01:11:08Merry Christmas
01:11:12So what do you
01:11:15So what do you say sir
01:11:17That was a special gift you just gave my granddaughter
01:11:21And in the spirit of Christmas
01:11:22I won't mention your tardiness
01:11:24To Captain Birch's commanding officer
01:11:27Tell Captain Birch I'll talk to her monitor about becoming company commander
01:11:31If the two of you deliver the rest of those presents
01:11:35In costume
01:11:38That's an order, Shannon
01:11:41Yes sir
01:11:49I don't understand
01:11:50Why take the fall?
01:11:52Why sacrifice your promotion for that
01:11:55Cannon?
01:11:57Because I
01:11:58I care about him
01:12:00You care about him?
01:12:01Yesterday you hated him, what happened?
01:12:05Dad, you were right
01:12:07For so many years I've been so focused on work
01:12:10And today I just
01:12:11I had fun
01:12:13Not type two fun
01:12:14Just
01:12:15Fun
01:12:16And that's because of Josh
01:12:22I want to hang out on Christmas
01:12:25Do silly traditions
01:12:26Spend quality time with the ones I love
01:12:30Yesterday was so special
01:12:33Josh and I we
01:12:34We helped all the families on base
01:12:36We connected with our community
01:12:38And we saved Christmas
01:12:41Well
01:12:42At least we almost did
01:12:43Well how nice that Cliff Cannon's son taught you the meaning of Christmas
01:12:47It's not as if I spent weeks preparing and trying to schedule the most perfect, the most magical
01:12:55Look
01:12:56Hang on
01:12:57Hang on
01:13:03Josh
01:13:03Who?
01:13:05What are you doing here?
01:13:06We're here for the train
01:13:07You were supposed to leave it on the stoop
01:13:10I'm sorry
01:13:10He insisted on coming with me as my backup
01:13:13Uh, what about the train?
01:13:15Yeah, I was gonna tell you I just didn't get around to it yet
01:13:18The uh, the train was sort of a
01:13:20A favor
01:13:22For us
01:13:24I'm parting with a vintage collector's train for Cliff?
01:13:28No, no, not for Cliff, for his grandson
01:13:31I thought you bought the train
01:13:33You asked Richard to do us a favor?
01:13:35So you put my daughter up to this
01:13:37I should have known
01:13:39What else is going on between you two?
01:13:41No
01:13:42Hey
01:13:43What are you implying, Richard?
01:13:44That our kids are gonna date?
01:13:46That's absurd
01:13:47I mean, it's not that absurd
01:13:50Okay, okay
01:13:51Let's just all calm down
01:13:53This is all your fault
01:13:54Oh, of course
01:13:55Everything's always my fault
01:13:57What are you gonna do, Birch?
01:13:58Dark on me?
01:13:59Dad
01:13:59You don't have power over me anymore
01:14:01We're retired
01:14:02You're still making the same mistakes
01:14:03Oh, I know
01:14:03Every time
01:14:04My mouth is on time
01:14:05Your retirement
01:14:06Yeah
01:14:06I can nieve you
01:14:07Let go
01:14:25Snowball fight!
01:14:26Are you with me, Cannon?
01:14:30I'm with you.
01:14:31I need covering fire.
01:14:35I'm with fire.
01:14:36I'm with fire.
01:14:56Everybody's falling.
01:14:57So come on, get ready now.
01:15:00The holidays are coming.
01:15:01The holidays are coming.
01:15:02Happiness is in the air.
01:15:05The holidays are coming.
01:15:06The holidays are coming.
01:15:08Show someone that you care.
01:15:10The holidays are coming.
01:15:12The holidays are coming.
01:15:13Show someone that you care.
01:15:18It's that time we all get together.
01:15:21Every day it's only getting better.
01:15:23So come on, get ready now.
01:15:26The holidays are coming.
01:15:28The holidays are coming.
01:15:29The holidays are coming.
01:15:31The holidays are coming.
01:15:37Cannon?
01:15:38All right, you got it.
01:15:39Not bad.
01:15:39That was pretty good.
01:15:40Keep the beard, I think.
01:15:40Hey!
01:15:41Yes.
01:15:42Yeah, I don't know.
01:15:42You still have that.
01:15:44I do.
01:15:44I have a lot of that.
01:15:46That one's really hard.
01:15:47I might have lost my arm, but...
01:15:49Oh.
01:15:50It's pretty tough.
01:15:51I'm not surprised.
01:15:53That was quite the battle.
01:15:59Nice to be on the same side for once.
01:16:03Come on, Cliff.
01:16:05Don't you think it's time to let it go?
01:16:06I may have broken your rules and played a few jokes,
01:16:09but you took it too far.
01:16:10You blocked my promotion.
01:16:12Cliff, I voted to promote you,
01:16:15but I was outvoted.
01:16:16By who?
01:16:17You want me to name names?
01:16:22No.
01:16:28I'm sorry.
01:16:30It's in the past, and I gotta let the grudges go.
01:16:32Well, my son recently pointed out that I can be stubborn.
01:16:40But you're right.
01:16:46It's time to bury the hatchet.
01:16:49Consider it buried.
01:16:50Our family always sees us the clearest, don't they?
01:16:58Michelle certainly gave me a piece of her mind when she got sick,
01:17:01told me to stop working so hard, relax,
01:17:04spend more time with Blair.
01:17:07I'm sorry for your loss, Richard.
01:17:10Michelle was a spectacular woman.
01:17:12I miss her every day.
01:17:18Especially around the holidays.
01:17:21Blair, I'm really sorry I tried to fix everything myself.
01:17:25I know I just pushed you away.
01:17:28The truth is, I couldn't have accomplished anything
01:17:31that we did yesterday without you.
01:17:34I just wish I'd handled the day's challenges a little better.
01:17:38Well, I didn't exactly make it easy on you.
01:17:41I don't want easy.
01:17:42I want a partnership.
01:17:51I talked to Colonel Clark,
01:17:53and he's gonna recommend you for company commander.
01:17:56How did you get him to agree to that?
01:17:59I took responsibility and made his granddaughter's day.
01:18:04Turns out it's hard to say no to Santa.
01:18:07I believe that.
01:18:09But there is one caveat.
01:18:11Scott, we have to deliver the rest of the presents right now.
01:18:15In costume.
01:18:22Blair,
01:18:22will you complete this mission with me?
01:18:33Here.
01:18:37I'm sure you want to get this to your grandson sooner rather than later.
01:18:40No, like that.
01:18:41Okay.
01:18:45What'd you come with?
01:18:47Join us for Christmas.
01:18:48Wow.
01:18:53Core's really making a statement with their new uniforms.
01:18:57Yeah.
01:18:58Hmm.
01:19:00Blair,
01:19:01I'm sorry.
01:19:02I should have known I couldn't force Christmas spirit on you.
01:19:06I promise I will do better next year.
01:19:08It's okay, Dad.
01:19:08I know you meant well.
01:19:09And besides, Christmas isn't over yet.
01:19:11I suppose I owe you an apology, too.
01:19:21And a thank you for facilitating our reconciliation.
01:19:27It was a long time coming.
01:19:29What'd I miss?
01:19:40A Christmas miracle?
01:19:44I would love to be a part of it.
01:19:45I would love to be a part of it.
01:20:15Let's see what we have in here.
01:20:21Thank you, Dad.
01:20:23You're welcome, Abby.
01:20:37Last one.
01:20:38Merry Christmas!
01:20:47Let's see what we have in here for you.
01:20:50All right.
01:20:54Goodbye.
01:20:55Merry Christmas.
01:20:55Well, Captain Birch, mission complete.
01:21:07Well, almost.
01:21:09Merry Christmas.
01:21:22Do you want to come over for Christmas?
01:21:24Merry Christmas.
01:21:26Merry Christmas.
01:21:33Silent night, holy night.
01:21:42All is calm.
01:21:46All is bright.
01:21:49Round yon virgin, mother and child
01:21:57Holy infant so tender and mild
01:22:05Sleep in heavenly peace
01:22:15Sleep in heavenly peace
01:22:23Thank you
01:22:28This beautiful sweetheart, your mom would be so proud
01:22:32Thanks, Dad
01:22:33I love you
01:22:35I love you
01:22:35Oh my goodness, you are incredible
01:22:40Thank you
01:22:41By the way, your description of the sweater did not do it justice
01:22:47It really is quite fashionable
01:22:49Oh, thanks
01:22:50You know, I could get you a matching one next year if you'd like
01:22:53Okay
01:22:55Okay
01:22:57Watch out!
01:23:02It's a beautiful Christmas day
01:23:04You ready for that rematch?
01:23:08Born ready
01:23:08Ready
01:23:10Set
01:23:12Hold on, hold on
01:23:13No second
01:23:13What?
01:23:15What's this?
01:23:15Right here
01:23:16Go
01:23:29Now it's that time of year when magic's in the air
01:23:39That's when you know it's almost Christmas
01:23:44Just not toast and shine the toast and feast the end of snow
01:23:51It's almost Christmas
01:23:52That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:23:53That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:23:54That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:23:55That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:23:56That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:23:57That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:23:58That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:23:59That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:24:00That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:24:01That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:24:02That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:24:03That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:24:04That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:24:05That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:24:06That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:24:07That's when you know it's the end of snow
01:24:08That's when you know it's the end of snow
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