:49:03
Call my office
and tell them I'm taking...
:49:06
this menace to society
to the padded party room.
:49:11
I hate for you to have
to see this, my dear.
:49:13
I'd hate for Uncle Herbert
to have to see this.
:49:16
Oh, don't tell him.
:49:19
The governor would
make a throw rug...
:49:21
out of this man's chest hair.
:49:25
Move it, pops!
:49:27
See you, Santa.
:49:29
Take it easy, Santa.
:49:32
Can we still get ice cream?
:49:35
Of course we can, but none for him.
:49:39
We'll be good.!
:49:41
All right!
Was that cool or what?
:49:45
"Is this the way
government really works?"
:49:47
They bought it!
Oh, what a team.
:49:50
That was close.
Thank you, Ernest.
:49:53
Time is running out.
:49:55
This is great.
:49:57
You are the most famous person
I've ever met.
:49:59
You're him:
"Mr. Twinkle in the Eye,"
:50:02
"Mr. Rosy Cheeks,"
:50:04
"Mr. Ho-Ho.!"
:50:07
I've got sugarplums
dancing in my head as we speak.
:50:10
Ernest, chill out, will you?
:50:13
She still doesn't believe in you.
:50:15
Get real.
:50:18
Nobody believes in Santa Claus.
:50:21
Oh, she's been this way
since that Christmas...
:50:24
when I brought her a doll
instead of a baseball mitt.
:50:29
Haven't you, Pamela?
:50:39
You see, I took over...
:50:41
the position of Santa Claus in 1889,
:50:45
from a German chap.
:50:47
I enjoyed every second of it.
:50:50
Then how come you don't want
to be Santa Claus anymore?
:50:54
No, no, it isn't that.
:50:57
You see,
with the passing of time,