Surviving Christmas
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:02:14
My firm's done a tremendous
amount of market research.

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We've discovered two things:
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One, most Americans feel
that Christmas is a time for family.

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Two, most Americans feel that in order
to stand being around their family,

:02:28
for even one or two days,
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they need to swill as much
alcohol as humanly possible.

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Now, I'd like you
to meet the Noggertons.

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They're a classic American family.
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They're together on Christmas,
they're fat-free,

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and 1 0 percent alcohol
by volume.

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Enjoy our family, so you can
enjoy your family.

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What do you think?
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So, you're suggesting we tell people
the only way to get through the holidays

:02:54
is to drink spiked egg nog?
:02:56
I'm suggesting the only way
to get through the holidays

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is to buy your farm-fresh, fat-free,
pre-spiked egg nog in a bottle.

:03:04
- Take care. All right.
- It's all good. How do you do it?

:03:09
I'm very excited.
I look forward to it.

:03:12
It went pretty well, huh?
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I'm a genius.
:03:15
I feel like I could sell
whale steaks to Greenpeace.

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Nice image.
:03:19
- Here are your tickets to Fiji.
- Ah.

:03:31
[Drew] Missy, we've been
dating a while.

:03:33
Let's take our relationship
to the next level.

:03:35
[Missy] I've hoped you would say that.
:03:37
[Drew] I got you a little
pre-Christmas Christmas gift.

:03:40
[Missy] Yeah?
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I want you to open it now
because it involves our future.

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The future of you and me together.
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It's kind of for both of us,
in that way.

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[gasps]
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[breathless] Okay.

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