00:01Camber, I think Gary's back.
00:04Meet Gary. Gary is the groundhog who's been living under our shed for the past three years.
00:11Well, it must be spring, because it seems Gary's back.
00:15Every spring, Gary comes out to terrorize me.
00:18How, you may ask? By eating every flower in my garden.
00:24Just look at him, sitting there, taunting me.
00:27Not only has Gary made my garden into his own personal continental breakfast buffet,
00:32but he sometimes invites his buddy Gilbert to help him ravage my flowers.
00:37Go home, Gary!
00:39The worst part of it all is Gary has tricked my wife Stephanie into thinking he is just a cute,
00:45innocent little groundhog.
00:46Don't be fooled by his cuteness. Gary's a menace.
00:50It started off just comments here and there defending him.
00:53He's not eating. Look at him. He's so cute.
00:57Until one day, I came home to this.
01:01What is she doing?
01:04Stephanie, what are you throwing into the yard?
01:10What is that?
01:11It's just trash.
01:13Give it to me. What do you have?
01:15Bread?
01:16It was just the end piece.
01:17Stephanie, are you feeding Gary?
01:20No wonder Gary's been coming back year after year.
01:24Stephanie's basically inviting him for Sunday dinner every week.
01:28Heaven forbid he would just go away.
01:30Suddenly, Gary disappeared.
01:34Babe, what are you doing?
01:35It's been raining, so I bet I can check on him.
01:38He ain't there.
01:40As the days went on with no sign of Gary, I finally had to admit, I actually missed seeing him.
01:52Gary!
01:58Here you are. What are you doing?
02:01I'm looking for a person to look at my son.
02:03Oh.
02:04What?
02:06Stay shut.
02:07I got from the O-Box.
02:10In a sign, it seems.
02:11Yeah, and I'm just like that.
02:12We're supporting Gary.
02:13Yeah, well, is that bread in your hands?
02:18Are we back to feeding Gary?
02:19Is this how you think you'll get him back?
02:23He might need the food for his babies.
02:26Honey, there's no babies.
02:28You don't know that.
02:29We tried making the shed more inviting for him, and when that didn't work, Stephanie got a different idea.
02:37What are you opening?
02:39Well, it came.
02:41What came?
02:42My trail cam.
02:44Stephanie.
02:45Why do you need a trail cam?
02:48Some may think for Bigfoot.
02:51Yummy, yeah.
02:53No, to watch Gary.
02:55Stephanie, we are not putting a camera up for Gary.
02:59Yeah, I want to see when he comes and when he doesn't come.
03:01And I think he's coming in the middle of the night.
03:05He's not.
03:06Oh, my God.
03:07What are you doing, babe?
03:09I'm putting my trail cam.
03:10What do you think I'm doing?
03:11I have nothing to show you yet, but it's up.
03:15Guess what?
03:16What?
03:17We got him on the camera.
03:19I bet it's not Gary.
03:21No, but we got a raccoon.
03:22Richard.
03:24Richard.
03:25Now, we saw all sorts of critters on the trail cam, but still no Gary.
03:36Until finally, after 25 days, Gary's back.
03:42We got to tell Steph.
03:44And as you can tell by her response, she was thrilled.
03:48Gary finally came out.
03:51Not that I'm excited about that.
03:53I am.
03:55He was really cute, though.
03:57I will not be persuaded.
03:59He is.
04:01While I can't say I'm happy he's back, it was a bit lonely without him.
04:07As of today, Gary still lives under the shed.
04:10Of course.
04:12I guess for now he can stay.
04:15But I'm not feeding him.
04:17So I'm willing to offer a truce to Gary.
04:20You can keep staying under my shed, but leave my flowers alone.
04:27Though I have a feeling this won't work out for me or my garden.
04:30I'm not going to bring my품 for today.
04:38I'm definitely trying to make到 for me that jury today.
04:39You only can stay.
04:40I'm happy you can stay.
04:40When I'm not on that dépitute.
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