:47:02
and to make possible
his smooth re-entry into society,
:47:07
once he's paid for
the crimes he's committed.
:47:11
These are our most recent offenders.
:47:17
Open "D" cell.
:47:20
Be sure to take copious notes, Mindy,
:47:23
and watch that penmanship.
:47:42
Who's the old man?
:47:44
Um, Mr. Santos.
:47:48
Mr. Santos,
:47:50
how have you been treated
since you've been here?
:47:53
My name is Santa Claus.
:47:57
Excuse me?
:47:58
Santa Claus.
:48:01
Did he say "Santa Claus"?
:48:03
I think so.
:48:06
My good man,
you are not Santa Claus.
:48:09
I am!
:48:10
- Are not.
- Am too!
:48:13
Are not!
:48:14
I am too, and you know it!
:48:19
This man thinks
he is Santa Claus,
:48:22
and you keep him in
a cell with regular,
:48:26
ordinary, everyday,
harmless criminals?
:48:29
Excuse me,
:48:31
but he really is Santa Claus.
:48:36
You see that?
Infectious insanity.
:48:39
This man needs to be isolated.
:48:42
- Are you getting this?
- Uncle Herbert will be shocked.
:48:45
Maybe it's a mistake;
a clerical error.
:48:49
Is this the way
government really works?
:48:54
Look at those beady twinkling eyes,
:48:57
those merry cheeks.
:48:59
I bet when he laughs he shakes
like a bowl full of jelly.