(upbeat R&B music) ♪ Throwback, throwback ♪ ♪ Holiday ♪ - Mom, look at me! You need to do something! My skirt is way too big, it
needs to be taken in more. - Sidney, just calm down okay? You're gonna have to wait until
after we finish breakfast. - But mom, I told you my
winter season pep rally is today and our squad
is wearing Santa skirts. I have to look fierce. - Okay. This is an easy fix, all I have to do is take it up
in the back, okay? But you're gonna have to wait
until after we eat breakfast. - No, that's not okay! - Morning, Syd. Give daddy a kiss. - Bye daddy. - Bye sweetheart. See you. Gotta go. - But what about breakfast? - No time, gonna be late. - Hey. I'm gonna go to the store today. Do you want me to pick
up some sexy lingerie? - Whatever you want, baby. Besides, it's gonna
be another late night. I gotta take clients out
for dinner and drinks. - But that's the
third time this week. - It's Christmas, and like you, everybody's in a festive mood. What am I supposed to do? - Well you were supposed
to take some days off so you could help decorate
the house for the holidays. - I'm sorry honey, I requested
time off, but they denied it. - But you asked months ago. - Yeah, but other people asked before me, so what
am I supposed to say? - You were supposed
to say I need to spend some time with
my wife and my kids. - Jacqueline, I can't do that. I'm Senior VP now. And besides, you
know I don't get into this whole holiday fanfare. It's just something for the young ones to put
us deeper in debt. - But Daniel, you know how
much the holidays mean to me. Especially after
my mother passed. - I know, I'm sorry. I miss your mom too. But as much as I miss
her, I still have to make sure I take care
of her daughter right? Hey, let me do that. Please? And plus, the more
money I make, the more money you get to use to remodel the house like you
always wanted to. - Well actually, I was
thinking about going back to school so I could take the MCAT like I always wanted. That way I could help
out with the bills. Then you wouldn't
have to work so much. - Honey, for
someone at your age? The kids and I need you here. And plus I don't mind
taking care of us. - Yeah, but the kids
are getting older. - Let's not fix it
if it's not broken. All right? - Yeah. - Because you keep everything
running so smoothly here. - Know what, you're right. What was I thinking? It's nice to know
I'm still needed. - You are, okay? (car honks) Right now I gotta
be the company man and hold onto this job, okay? - Yeah, you hold onto
something all right. - What you say? Look, I gotta go,
carpool's here, okay? I'll text you if
I'm running late. Bonjour! Bonjour, Marie. - Bonjour. You look great. - You look good. - I got something for you. You gonna love this. (laughter) Oh you look so cute! - [Daniel] I do? - Yes, you look so cute. (phone buzzes) Hold on one second. One second. Bonjour Claude. (speaking in foreign language) We got it! We got it! - All right, let's go. - Okay. - Jacqueline. Jacqueline! Do you hear me calling you? - Excuse me, Justin Grant! You will not call me Jacqueline, you will address me by my well deserved title which is mother. - Whatever. Breakfast is burning, mother. - Thank you. - Oh, and just so
you know, dad told me I could call you
Jacqueline because I'm almost a teenager anyways. - I guess so, since you
act just like your father. - And just like
him, I'm outta here. - Mom, I'm ready! - Yeah, I got it
right here, okay? Don't you kids know
how to say please? - Please! - Okay. - Could you also
hurry up please? I'm gonna be late for school. - Yes, darling daughter. (phone buzzes) Oh, hey Rosie. Yeah, I'm just pinning up
Sydney's skirt really quick. Yeah, can you pick me
up in a couple of hours? Okay. All right, bye. Okay, all right, there. All good. - Thank you. See, I know how to say that too. See ya. (church bells ringing) - Look, all I'm saying Jacks
is you deserve better than him. And you need to
beat your kids' ass. All that whole listening to him and I don't wanna
spank my kids thing? That's white folks talk. - Yeah, but they're teenagers. I mean it's kinda late to
start spanking them now. And believe me, if I
could do it over again, I would raise them
like my mom raised me. And as for Daniel, you just
don't like him anymore. - Yup, that may be true. But that's only
because he's been treating you the way he's been treating you these
past few years. Look sweetie, I really
just want you to be happy. I don't know, just, you
don't seem happy anymore. - Yeah, I know, but what
am I supposed to do? Rosie, look at me. Look! Yeah, I'm in my 30s. I mean... I've got too many years
into Daniel to give up now. - Sweetie, I really
hope that you don't think that
I'm going to be more sympathetic towards
you because of these crappy reasons you just gave me. So what? You need to realize who you are. I mean you are
Jacqueline Anderson. - Yeah. I was once upon a time. - No, you are. In high school you were the
head cheerleader, and a badass. I mean you were headed to
Harvard Medical School. Not to mention all the
boys were into you. - No, actually that was you. - No, sweetie. All the boys wanted
you screaming. I gotta admit, I was easy. This is cute. Our team is vicious,
yeah our team is tough! Yeah, The Mighty Warriors,
don't take no stuff! So get B-A-C-K, get back! Yeah, see, that
is the part of you that you have to remember. - What happened to the
life that I wanted? The one where I had
a thriving medical practice and I
married a great man? Just forget it, you
wouldn't understand. - I'm sorry, did you forget that I was married
young and dumb too? I was a straight out
of college bride, I just decided that I wasn't gonna be Tommy's
door mat anymore. And look at me now. I may be single, and alone
yet again, but baby still fly. - Baby is still fly. But you've always
been strong though. It's different. - Jacks, we've
always been a team. Double trouble, ain't
nothing changed. You just gotta take
control of your life and decide that you wanna make it what it is
you want it to be. It's not too late. - You really think I can? - Oh girl please,
I know you can. (dramatic atmosphere music) Holidays got you thinking
about your mama hmm? - Yeah. I miss her. Thanksgiving and Christmas
are the hardest, you know? - Yeah. But I mean, you gotta know
she's here in spirit too. - Yeah, I know. I just wish she was here
with me sometimes too. - I'm here. And I'm also really hungry. Let's go. - Think I almost did
all the shopping. - I still have more
to do unfortunately. - Oh thank you. God bless you and have
a merry Christmas! Oh, and Jesus is the
reason for the season. - Yes he is. - May all your
prayers come to pass, and all of your wishes
in life come true. - Thank you. - She was a weird one. - Well she seems
sweet and intuitive. My mom used to look at me like that when she knew I needed her. It's kinda comforting. - Girl, I guess. - You know what I mean? - Yeah, absolutely necessary. - Miss? Your bags. - Oh, thank you. - You're welcome. Excuse me. I don't wanna sound
corny, but you look awfully familiar,
do I know you? - No. I don't think so. I'm married, so-- - Well that's not what the
gentleman asked, now is it? - No, it's okay. You ladies have a great day. - You know what, now
that you mention it, you do look awfully
familiar to me. - He does? - Rosalyn Ross. - Rosalyn, a pleasure. - Oh, and this is Jacqueline. - Jacqueline. Jacqueline Anderson. - Yeah, well that's
my maiden name, but I'm married,
so it's Grant now. - It's Tucker,
it's Aaron Tucker. We went to Jameson
High School together. - That was ages ago! - Yeah, it was ages ago. Wait, you're Rosie right? - Right! Wow! - Let me be a gentlemen and
set you ladies up with a table. - Oh no, we gotta get going-- - We would absolutely love that. - Ashley, can you give
these ladies my usual? - Wow. - That's really nice, you
didn't have to do that. - But we appreciate
that you did. - Well you ladies
have a lovely day. Actually, I have
the day off, and I don't have any plans right now. Would you two care to join
me for a cup of coffee? - No, I-- - Sure, because we were
about to do the exact same thing, so we might as
well sit at the same table. - Great, awesome,
let me take those. - What a gentleman. - Well thank you. - And here I thought
chivalry was dead. - I can't believe you. - What? - The what is that
I'm married, Roselyn. - Oh my god, a little
flirting never hurt anybody. Plus it'll do your ego
some good, sweetie. - Okay, I don't
need an ego boost. I'm very married
and not interested. - I do have to
admit, I remember all the fine guys from high school and he does not look familiar. - Probably because he wasn't
on any of the sports teams. - Yeah, you're probably right. If he didn't play basketball or football, he wasn't
in my ballpark. - Literally. - So Aaron, how'd
you recognize Jackie? - The truth? - Yeah. - Yeah. - Took me a minute to
realize it was her, but I always had the
biggest crush on you. - Get outta here. - No seriously, you
were always the girl, woman, that I wish
I ended up with. (nervous laugh) - Wow. I mean I'm sorry, I
really don't remember you. - No, it's totally my fault. I mean back then
I was so shy that I wouldn't even speak to you. I was introduced
to you many times and you never remembered me. - I wouldn't do that. - Jackie would
absolutely do that. - (nervous laugh) What? - Yeah, people would
introduce us again and they'd say hi, do
you know Aaron Tucker, and you'd say nope,
and then they'd just introduce you
to me all over again. - Oh my god, that's terrible. - Unofficially, I think
that I was officially introduced to you at
least a hundred times. - Oh my god, I cannot
believe I did that. - But I always
forgave you because I just wanted you to
remember the next time. - You know what, remember I
told you I had to get the... My sisters have been
far more nice than they have been
naughty this year, so they got a few
extra things coming, so I'm just gonna go really
quickly and grab that. - Are you sure you didn't want me to come, we drove together. - No, no, stay and catch up. I'll be back, really. Adios. - Okay. Well I'm sorry
Roslyn had to leave. - I'm not. (giggles) - Okay, so even
after all of that, you still wish I was the
girl you ended up with? - Yeah, I mean I had hoped. I guess things don't always
end up as planned huh? - Wow. Yeah, well that's life right? - I mean now listen,
I'm married to a beautiful woman,
and I think she loves nice things a
little bit more than she loves me, but that's okay. And we don't have
any kids, but I have a great job that pays
a lot, I'm an engineer, I travel all the time,
I'm really healthy, but yeah, things are (mumbles). And my wife not so
subtlety let me know that she wants to
have "Santa" give her a new Bentley this
year to upgrade her from the Bentley I
got her last year. - Wow. And I thought my family's
lists were outrageous. I'm embarrassed to say that me and my husband have had issues. My kids are spoiled
rotten, and I just don't seem to have
a life anymore. I mean I used to be so... I don't know. But not this. - Well forgive me for
saying this, but even with all that, you
still got it going on. - Forgiven. - So. If you could go back
to high school, if you could just do it all
over again, would you? - What, like a do-over? My senior year was one of
the worst years in my life. I mean that was the year
that my mom passed away during the holidays,
and I got pregnant. Then I got married before
I was really ready to. It was just a really bad year. - I'm sorry. I remember when
they told the school that your mom passed
away on the PA system and to keep your family
in all of our prayers. - Yeah. Everyone was really kind to me. Someone even put a bouquet
of flowers next to my locker that said sorry to hear
about your mom, but keep-- - Keep your head up. Keep your head up. Wow. You remember that huh? - You did that? - I just wanted to get
you some flowers and put a smile on your face, even
just for a brief moment. - You did. Thank you. - You didn't answer my question. If you could go back, if
you could do it all over knowing what you
know now, would you? - Would we be friends? - Heck yeah. - Then yeah. I think it'd be worth the trip. - Crazy, so I realized I had
already bought the gifts. What I miss? - Oh. I have to go pick up my
daughter from the pep rally. I completely forgot. - Well listen, don't
worry about this, this is my treat, and I wouldn't
have it any other way. - Thank you. And it was really nice getting
to know you, Aaron Tucker. See, I'm gonna
remember this time. And hopefully I'll see
you around someday. - Yeah, I mean if we wish really hard about it,
then maybe we will. All right, happy
holidays to you, ladies. It's been my pleasure. (dramatic atmosphere music) - Mom! Mom! You okay? - Yeah, I'm fine. Sorry about that. - Yeah, you're totally spacing. All right, let's go. Unlock the door. - Who have you become? ♪ Sitting here missing you ♪ ♪ And I know that
you miss me too ♪ ♪ As I look to the sky ♪ ♪ I can't help but cry ♪ ♪ Thinking how could
you leave me so soon ♪ ♪ Funny I thought
I saw you today ♪ ♪ When I reached out my
hand, you flew away ♪ ♪ It was so real to me ♪ ♪ Clearly just in my dream ♪ ♪ Though it somehow
was easing my pain ♪ ♪ Now I'd rather
just not be away ♪ ♪ If I had one Christmas wish ♪ ♪ I would wish for
just one gift ♪ ♪ That I could just
close my eyes ♪ ♪ And go back in time ♪ - Oh god, how I wish my
life could have a do-over. ♪ Having just one more holiday ♪ ♪ To spend with ♪ ♪ You ♪ - Come on Jackie,
before someone catch me trying to get to
second base, let's go. - Oh my god, what, but Daniel. - What? Come on! - This can't be happening. I'm back in high school? - Look, I'm starvin'
like Marvin, let's go! - Wow. I'm back in high school. - What's wrong? Come on, let's go. Come on come on come
on come on come on. Yo! Babe, fine a seat? Thanks. - Rosie. - I have to show you something. Are you ready? It's a little crazy, but look. - Oh. - What do you think? - I completely forgot
you got that thing. - What are you talking about? I just got this last night. - I need to talk to you. - You don't like it. - Rosie. - Yeah. - Do you know who I am? - Of course I know who you are. You're my best friend,
Jacqueline Anderson. Daniel Grant's girlfriend. Head cheerleader. Is there something
else I should know? - Are you sure you don't
remember anything else? - Okay, you just need
to get with the 411. - Are you really you? - What? - Okay, I know who I really am. But I need to know if you
know who you really are. - Were you sniffing glue
in class today again? - No! Nothing is wrong with me! I mean I guess something
is wrong with me, but... I guess I'm just not
feeling like my usual stuff. - Well you should
start to feel like your old self because
Kimberly's going to. She's all over your man,
so let's go get Daniel. Okay? - Daniel. My man. - Okay. Let's go. Jackie! - Nerd! (laughs) Look at the bars. - He got the Kid and Play! - Man, leave him alone. - Just back up, homie! - Back up man, relax. Come on, man. - Daniel, stop it! - We're just joking
with him, man. - It's not funny! - It is funny, everybody
else is laughing. - Jackie, what are you doing? - I'm helping him. - Yeah, but helping this
scrub is hurting your rep. - I don't care. - Where you going? - Are you okay? - Ew, don't touch me! - Nice work, baby. We were messing with him,
but you got him to run away. Wait, what's wrong? - We as a country
must not only question great politics of our
appointed officials like Bill Clinton, we must deal with his indiscretions as well. - Wait until you
see what happens when Donald Trump
becomes president. - Miss Anderson, that's just an exploratory committee
for the 2000 election. - Oh, but he comes
back around again. Some people get so
mad after two terms into our first black president Barack Obama, who
is great by the way. - Black president? - Yes, that they vote
the Donald right in. And his indiscretions make Bill Clinton's look
like a Boy Scout. - Obama? The Donald? That's... Again, just an exploratory
committee guys, but way to think
outside the box. - It really does happen. - Right, winter break
is coming up guys, so remember, prepare
those essays, I think we have about two weeks. (bell rings) - I'll walk with you. - Daniel, I just kinda
wanna walk by myself. It's just been a long day. - I'll say. (mumbles) put up with
that ultra geeky nerd. - He's not a nerd. - He is a nerd, and why
are you defending him? - I'm not, and what's
it to you anyway? - If I didn't know any better,
I'd say you were feeling him. - I barely even
know him, Daniel. - Just keep it that way. Hold on hold on hold
on hold on hold on. Tell you a secret? My brother said he
might be able to get us a hotel room tonight
at the winter ball. What do you think? - Look, can we just
talk about this later? I just have a lot of stuff
I have to catch up on. - All right, cool, let's
talk about it later. Love you. Talk to you later. - Roselyn. - Hi. What's wrong with you? - Sorry, it's just
been a crazy day. - Tell me about it, I've been ready to bounce
since first period. - Saw you give Rick your number. - Actually I got Rick's number. Of course I did. Tim was just so last period. Are you going home? - Yeah I guess so. Wait a minute. Rosie, I'm going home. - Yeah, that's
what you just said. - Rosie, I'm going home! - Are you okay? - I'm gonna go home! My mom. - Yeah, I'm sure your mom
will be waiting at home for you just like she
is every other day. - She's waiting for me? I'm going home! - I'll call you later. - [Jacqueline] Home! - She's lost it. (uplifting atmosphere music) - Oh, I'm sorry. Wait a minute,
you're the lady who I gave the money to
back at the store. But how... Who are you? - I'm no one, and everyone. - Okay. Did you have something to
do with me being back here? - This is not a dream. This is real. - What happened
to my entire life? Am I stuck here forever? - That's entirely up
to you, young lady. God gives you the
opportunities to make whatever choice you wanna make in
your life at any time. Which means you also have
the power to change it. But take heed,
because you must also accept the consequences
of every choice. Because it will forever
change your life. And your destiny. - But how will I
know when to go back? - When you make the
choice to become that person you feel
you're meant to be, in that moment,
you'll know it's time. - Mom? Mom? - I'm in the kitchen sweetie. Hey baby. - Mom! (laughs) - Okay, well somebody had
a good day at school today. - I missed you so much. - Really, since this morning? - Yeah, but it seems
like it's been forever. - Is everything okay? - Yeah. Everything's fine. - Okay, look, come
into the kitchen 'cause I have something
special for you. - Tea cakes? - I'm not saying, I
don't know, just come. - Oh! Mmmm, I love these too. - I know. - They taste just
like I remember. - Well of course they do because it's your grandmother's
other famous recipe. Hey no no no no, you're gonna spoil your appetite for dinner. - Just one more. - All right, and that's it. - Okay. Mom? - Yeah? - You are so beautiful. - Okay, what's up with you? You must want something. - No, I don't want anything. Actually, I do want something. - I knew it, I knew it,
come on spill it, spill it. - Mom. I just want you to
promise me that no matter what happens in
life, that we'll be as close as we are
at this moment. Promise. - I promise. - Promise? - Baby, I promise. - I want you to promise
me something else. - What? - That you'll go to the doctor. - Jacqueline, you
know how I feel about the doctors, and
besides honey, I'm fine. I mean why waste money
on a doctor's visit? - Just promise me
that you'll make an appointment and you'll
go to the doctor. - Okay fine, I'll go. But now let's talk about you. So do you have a lot
of homework tonight? Jacqueline, are you okay? - Yeah, sure. Why? - You just, I don't know,
you seem very distant. - No. No I'm not, I'm not anymore. - All right sweetie,
go do your homework. Girl get outta here,
go do your homework. - Wow. I'm really a teenager again. Oh my god. Oh my god, I love this song. (hip hop music) Yeah, no wonder I never
remembered his name. Oh my god. No way. (happy scream) - Girl, what in the world? (laughter) - I was just changing. - Look, I need you
to take some cookies over to Mrs.
Baker's for me okay? - Mrs. Baker! I remember how she
loved your cookies. - Oh, I see you're
feeling a bit nostalgic. - [Jacqueline] Yeah, I guess so. - You used to make me read this book to you every single night. - Well good thing for
you I finally grew up and stopped believing in
those silly fairytales. - You know, I don't
mind the fact that you're growing up,
or that you even no longer believe in fairytales. Just always remember the
point of stories like these. - Yeah, the girl kisses
the frog, he turns into a prince, and they live
happily ever after. The end. - Yeah, but not exactly. The moral to this particular
story is don't overlook something or someone
based on external factors. Because underneath could
be something wonderful. Sweetie, there's a
difference between what you want and what you need. - I never thought
of it that way. I always just saw
the happy ending. - Well now that
you're a little older you might wanna read this again. You might have a
different take on it. - Maybe you're right. - Now hurry up, get those
cookies to Mrs. Baker's for me please, 'cause
you know how she can be. - Yes ma'am. - Oh thank you man, you too. - See you tomorrow. - See you tomorrow. What's the 411 cutie? Still coming to the game
with me tomorrow night? - Yeah, I'm your girl right? - You know it. Where you heading? - Well I'm headed home. I came from dropping off
some of my mom's cookies. She let me have
a couple of them. - Can I have some? - Yeah. - Your mom's cookies
are the bomb. - Yes they are. - Can't wait to
have your cookies. - Is that the only reason
why you're with me? - No, I was just joking. (mumbles). I'm with you because
I wanna be with you. I love you, Jackie. - Really? - Really. - What about those other girls? - There is no other girls. When it comes to
you, it's just you. Come on, let's get you home. Got a game tomorrow night. You know they can't
start without me. - Thanks guys, thanks guys. You're my guys, you're my guys. Thanks, man. Sweet. Wait, hold on, we need those. (whistle blows) (cheering) (hip hop beat) - I promise you, they
keep looking over here and it it is gonna
be on like popcorn. - It's not even worth it, okay? Look, these girls won't
even matter in 10 years. - No, it is important
that they're talking about us,
and they're probably talking about you, I told
you she wants your man. - If he's mine he's mine, okay? And plus he already told
me I'm the only one. - Yeah okay, what if
he changes his mind? - Well then he's
not the one for me. - Girl, you trippin'. Name one guy that
can even come close to matching up to Daniel Grant? You cannot be serious. - What? - [Rosalyn] That dweeb
you're looking at. - Okay, he's not a dweeb. And I wasn't really
looking at him. - He's like the walking poster
child for Dweeb University. - Aaron, don't look now, but Jacqueline Anderson
is looking this way. - She's only looking this way
because Daniel's over here. - Aaron, Daniel is over there. - Oh! She is looking over here! - Okay look, look, she was
looking at you this whole time. I just wanna let you
know, as your friend and confidant, and your comrade, that Jacqueline Anderson,
she is the hottest girl in school, and she
was checking you out! - Don't act too excited, okay? Just like, just be cool. Right, help me get this. Help me get these. (laughter) - Well I guess we all know
why that just happened. - Aaron. - Why are you mistakenly
talking to me? - Remember me? Me, you, and Roselyn
had lunch the other day? - Huh? - Yeah, I guess our wish to come back to high school came true. - What wish? The only wish I have
about high school is that I get out of here alive. - Wait a minute. Are you telling me you
don't remember any of that? - Remember what? How do you even
know my name anyway? - Well I guess because we
go to high school together. - No. I mean you've never
remembered my name before. We've done projects together and you never even remember
me, I mean it's like I had to reintroduce
myself to you-- - A hundred times. - Yeah.
- Exactly. - Yeah, I'm sorry about that. - You're apologizing to me? - Yeah. That was rude of me,
and I shouldn't have Are you okay? - What are you doing? - I don't understand. I just came out here to check on you to make sure you were okay. - What, are you part of some new geek outreach
program or something? Just taking pity on geeks
throughout the city? - You really shouldn't
be that hard on yourself. I was just trying to
be nice, that's all. - But why? - Why not? - Nerd alert! Nerd alert! Jackie, you know you missed Daniel's game
winning shot right? - What you doing with
my Jacqueline, homie? What you two talking about? - Nothing, nothing, I
wasn't talking to her at all, I would never
talk to your girlfriend. - Daniel, we weren't
talking about anything. We just bumped into each other around the corner, that's all. - Okay, keep it
that way, all right? 'Cause next time, you'll end up in a place you don't wanna be. Okay? - Yes sir. Listen, you guys, I'm just happy to be around you
guys, all right? You guys are my guys. - Hey, Daniel, don't we
have to go celebrate? - All right. - Yo, come on y'all,
let's hit the cafe. - We outie 5,000. (laughter) Yo bro, it doesn't get
any better than this, man. We are the champions. We are the champions. We are the champions! We are the champions! We are the champions! - Drinks for the champs,
courtesy of my dad. Pizza's on the way. - Uh-uh. - Nothing else matters to
you except winning huh? - Life's all about
winning, Jackie. - What about me? Did you win me? - You're here aren't you? - You know what? I was here. - Wait, hold on, Jackie wait. - Jackie, wait. - Yo. - I don't know what's
gotten into her lately, but I think she forgot
how good she has it. - Well how do you
plan on reminding her? My man. (laughter) - Yeah, man. - I ate like crap. Look, I mean all
I'm saying is you've just been acting
really weird lately. I mean last week
it was you couldn't wait for your
future with Daniel, and with college,
and medical school, and marriage and kids, and
now it's just like as if. - Well that was before I... - Before you... - What if you had the power
to see into the future? - Like fortuneteller people? - Yeah, kinda like that. And then you saw the way
your life turned out, and you didn't like it,
so then you went back and made a few changes
in order to have the future that you really
wanted for yourself. - Okay, I'm confused,
are you saying you don't want a future
with Daniel anymore? - I don't know what I
really want anymore. - Well whatever you decide,
you know I got your back. - Thank you. Yeah, oh. Hey mom. - Hello girls. - Mom, you're taking
antacids again? I thought you said you were
gonna go to the doctor. - Baby it's nothing. - My dad takes
those all the time. I mean he is like 300 pounds. - It's just a little
heartburn, that's all. - No it's not, it's
something more serious. - Look, I know you're
planning on becoming a doctor, but
you're not one yet. I'm gonna do it, I
just haven't had time. I do it as soon as I figure out all this stock portfolio stuff. I'm eligible for my
401K and I'm just praying that with the stocks and the investments
and this job that we'll finally get
out of this debt. 'Cause Lord knows if
I get one more bill. But enough about me. So what's going on
with you ladies? - Well... Can we go to the Senior
Victory Party this weekend? - Can you? - I mean may we go? Everyone's gonna be there. - So where is it? - It's at Mike Weaver's house. It's a hip hop 80s party. - Yeah, and his
parents are gonna be monitoring it the whole time, and it's only until 11 o'clock. - Please? My parents said I could go
if you said Jackie could go. - I guess if Mike's parents are gonna be there, then it's okay. (laughter) - Thank you! - Thank you so much, mom! - Oh Roselyn, do me a favor. Would you get that
bag over there and hand it to Jackie please? - Mom! It's beautiful! - I thought that you might need something for the winter formal. Your father and I had our first dance together at
our homecoming dance, and God rest his soul,
I just, I don't know, I just saw it and I
thought that it was pretty. - [Roselyn] You
have to try this on. - Yes, can I? - Of course you can, go. - Hey, can you take
this upstairs for me? - Yeah. - I'm gonna talk to
my mom real quick. - Sweetie, is everything okay? - Yeah. Just wanna tell you
that I love you. - Oh baby. I love you too. - And by the way,
we learned in our Current Events class
today, our teacher told us that there's a
company whose stock is low, but he said
is on the rise. - So what's it called? - It's called Amazon. You should probably
buy a few shares, you know, when you start
your 401K portfolio. - I've never heard of Amazon. - No one really has right now. Just trust me on this. - Okay, I will. And it's nice to see
that you're learning actually something
valuable in class. But look sweetie, go ahead
and try on your new dress. Go. - Okay. (laughter) - Yo, I'm telling you. Well well well, look who
just entered the lion's den. You ready to do this? - Yeah, ready like Rocksteady. - She's coming this way. Showtime. - What's popping ladies? - Hey guys. - Ready to have a good time? - You know we are. - Well let's get this
party started right? (laughter) - You look nice. - Thank you. Oh guess what? - Chicken butt. - No seriously. My mom surprised me and bought
me a dress for Winter Ball. - Really? Who you going with though? - Daniel, stop being silly. - No, but seriously,
who you going with? - Hey. - Oh, Jack, you
know Kimberly right? - You know that I know her. - Hey, I wanna dance. - Well if you'll excuse me. Ladies. - Can you believe that? - You girls okay? - Talk to the hand, Mike. Let's go. (hip hop music) What was that all about? - He's trying to
make me jealous. - I'm ready to pull
Kim's hair out. You know that's just tracks
in the back of her head. - No, don't do anything,
it's not her fault. This is all Daniel's doing. - Okay, so what do you wanna do? - Nothing. - Nothing? - Yeah. If me and Daniel are meant
to be together, then we will. If not, then we're not. - I could handle
that, I don't mind. - Don't do anything. - Excuse me. Roselyn, you wanna go dance? - Go on. - [Daniel] You have fun? - I had a good time. - Yeah? - How about you? - You good. (laughter) - Well I'm surprised
to see you guys here. - Yeah, my mom made us. She's best friends
with Mike's mom, so they made them invite us. - Can I play? - Yeah, sure, I
mean you're already sitting down, yeah,
you know how to play? - Well it's been
a while, but yeah. Let's see. - Cool. (laughter) Now let me tell you,
we're pretty good. - Yeah, we sure are. And the color is... Yellow! - Oooh, Uno! - [Aaron] Oh man, come on! Really? - [Daniel] I do my job. - [Kimberly] You
always do a good job. (giggling) - Dan. - [Daniel] What up? - You will not believe this. - Did I mention I used
to be a pro at this game? - Yeah, you beat us six times, I think we figured
it out by now. (laughter) - Where you going? - Well it was fun
while it lasted. - Yeah, it really was. - Don't tell me
the game is over. - Yeah, it's over. I won. - You mean to tell me you let a girl beat you at
a game of cards? (laughter) - Daniel. - I didn't let her beat me, man. She's really smart
and she was able to finesse her own
win if she wanted to, I mean your girl's playing
cards with me, man. - Shut up! - Daniel! - I'm joking. - Hey man, you all right? - I didn't even touch him. I didn't even touch you. I didn't even touch you. Get up, come on. Come here, let me talk
to you for a second. Let me talk to you for a second. - Get back, man! (crowd oooing) - [Partygoer] This
gonna get good. - Yo, that's hilarious. (gasps and hollering) - [Jacqueline]
What are you doing? - Relax, relax, I'm
joking with him. - [Jacqueline] Daniel stop! - Get out of my way! (gasps) - Hey let's go. - [Jacqueline] Daniel stop it! Stop! Daniel stop it! - Knock it off! Stop it! Daniel leave, right now! Leave! This is over! Mike, this party is shut down. (groans and boos) - You okay? - It's okay, it's okay. - All right, I'll
get you some ice. - Everybody, this
party's shut down now! Let's go! (dramatic piano music) ♪ What I see in you ♪ ♪ Is someone who will be true ♪ - Hey. Looks like the swelling
has gone down a lot. Guess that ice
really does work huh? - Haven't you done enough? - Wait a minute, are you blaming me for what happened back there? - Look, Daniel may
have bullied me in the past, but this time
he tried to kill me. That never happened until
you started talking to me. So do the math. - That's not fair. I cannot be responsible
for Daniel's behavior. Yeah, I have started talking
to you recently, but-- - Yeah, why is that? - Why is what? - Why have you started
looking at me and making smiley faces when we
cross rooms and stuff? - Well-- - What? - Just forget it, you
wouldn't understand. - You're probably
right, but I just got finished getting
my butt kicked in your name, so let's
give it a try. - Aaron. Aaron. Do you like me? - What? - Honestly. Do you like me? - I don't understand what
that has to do with anything. - It has to do with
a lot, and don't ask me how I know, but
I do, and since I do know, I just thought it'd be really nice to get to know you. - I know, but Jacqueline, you're the most
popular girl in school. And you date the most
popular guy in school. Why would you talk to
just a nerd like me? - Popularity only means
that people know your name. It doesn't mean that they
really know who you are. I think you are a
really nice guy. And I have a feeling
that you're gonna grow up to be a
really great man. You're a little shy. - Ouch. - (laughs) But
you're really cute. - Can I drop you off at home? Not like drop you
like on your head, but give you a ride
in my car safely, but then we go together
and then I make sure you have your
seatbelt on, and I don't drive too fast 'cause
I don't want you-- - Yes Aaron. You can drop me off at home. All right, let me go tell Rosie. - I'm so sorry for
yelling at you back there. I shouldn't have done that. - It's okay. You were angry. - No no, but I shouldn't have
done that, I'm a gentleman. (chuckles) - Well thanks for
dropping me off. - It's my pleasure. Oh Jacqueline, can I
tell you something? - Sure, what's up? - You were so right back there. I've had a crush on you since the first time I ever saw you. You just seem so
untouchable now. - Well now you
know that I'm not. - Yes! Worth it. - Come on, let's go. - Can I talk to
you for a second? - It's okay. I'll catch up with you later. Daniel, I have nothing
to say to you, okay? And besides, it
looks like you're busy talking to someone else. - Her? Please, Jackie. You know she doesn't
mean anything to me. - Really? I can't tell. - Jackie, I'm sorry. I really am. I just, I got a
little jealous when I saw you having a good
time with that dweeb. - His name is Aaron. - Whatever. Jackie, come on. - What? - I'm sorry, okay? I'm sorry. Can we just kiss and
makeup like we always do? Besides, the winter
ball's a few weeks away. - Wow. I used to think that you
were the perfect guy for me. Now I'm not so sure. I have to get to class. - Come on Kim, let's go. (gentle atmosphere music) (laughter) - Roselyn, what's cracking? - Nothing. - Definitely nothing with you. - Jackie. - He is not the one. - Stop. - Anyways. How about after
school we get out of here and get into something? - He's only asking
you out because he heard that you're easy. - How do you know that? - Trust me, I know
how this goes. - Is that true? You only trying to chill with me because you wanna see
if the rumors are true? - I mean that may have
been true at first, but after we kicked
it the other night, I got to know the real
you, and I dig it. - Really? - Really. - Come on Rosie, you're not
really believing him are you? - You know what
Jackie, maybe you don't know everything that
you think you do. I really never thought
you'd be jealous of me. - Jealous? - Yeah. - Go do what you want. - Let's get out of here and
get some pizza or something. - Okay. - Make sure I got some cash. - You don't have cash? - I got some cash, look. We good. I got the money, come on. - I thought for sure Miss Brewer was gonna get a hold of my note. - Yeah, that was so close. - Excuse me. Do either of you have any change you could spare an old lady? - Oh yeah, here's some change. I wish it was dollars. - Bless your heart. Change is good. Funny thing about change. If nothing changes,
nothing changes. - Weird, but okay. - No. I totally get it. - So since you
actually ate my note, I never got your
answer to my question. - What question? - Jacqueline Anderson, will
you go to winter ball with me? - Yes Aaron, I
will be your date. - Okay good. - Wow, I can't
believe I'm actually going to a dance without Daniel. - If you still
wanna be with him, you should probably go with him. - No. No, I mean I think it's weird, but it's a good kind of weird. Things change. I actually already have
my dress, so all you have to do is get a matching
tie for your tux. - What's color's your dress? - Red. - Red? - Yeah, my mom bought it
for me the other night. - Red huh? Never saw my person
as a person who would wear red, it's
such a bold color. - Mom, it's beautiful! - You could just do it
all over again, would you? - A do-over? - I remember when
they told the school that your mom passed
away on the PA system and to keep your family
in all of our prayers. Jackie, Jackie, you okay? - Huh? - You okay? - No, hey, look,
I'm really sorry, but I just remembered
I have to go home. - Wait, is everything okay? - I'll call you later! Mom! Mom. - Baby, I need my
antacids, I just ran out. - Mom, we need to get
you to the doctor. - No, it's just a
little heartburn. - No, let's have the
doctor tell you that. I'm gonna call 911. Hello? Yeah, my mom is
having a heart attack. Yeah yeah, that's my address. Okay, okay thank you. Mom, it's gonna be okay,
it's gonna be okay. (dramatic atmosphere music) - I came as soon as Mrs. Baker told me what
happened to your mom. - Thank you for the flowers. They're beautiful. - I am so sorry, we came
as soon as we could. - Thank you, Rosie. - Look, I'm sorry
about everything, I know you were just
trying to look out. - I know, it's okay. - Well has there
been anymore news? - No, and I haven't
heard anything in hours. The nurse said she was gonna come and say
something soon, but-- - Well I'm sure everything's
gonna be all right. - I hope so. - Jacqueline Anderson? - Yeah, that's me. - Dr. Collins. Your mom's out of
surgery, she had a heart attack and needed
an emergency bypass. - Is she okay? - Yes, she's gonna be just fine. It's good you
called an ambulance. Her arteries were
so clogged, she may not have made it to
the end of the month. - Well can I see her? - You can once
anesthesia wears off. I will come back and get
you once she's awake. (heart monitor beeping) - Jackie. - Yes. I'm here. - I feel like I've been
hit by a mac truck. - The doctor says you'll be able to go home in a couple of weeks. - That's right. The surgery was successful
and you should heal nicely. You're very lucky to have
this little lady right here. - Yes. I am. - Your mother should live a long and healthy life thanks
to your quick action. Congratulations, Jacqueline. You're a hero. You really saved
your mother's life. - Thank you, baby girl. Thank you. - No mom. Thank you. - Baby, you saved me. Why are you thanking me? - Because this time,
you'll be around to see me off for winter ball,
prom, and graduation. - This time? - I mean... You'll just be here
for all of that. And I'm very thankful. - Thank you. - I love you. - I love you too. ♪ Mama you raised me right ♪ ♪ I remember the talks
we had late at night ♪ ♪ You said it's up to
me to find my destiny ♪ ♪ But it won't come
without pain or strife ♪ ♪ Lordy knows I missed
you in my life ♪ ♪ If I had one Christmas wish ♪ - Jackie. All right, I deserved that. I've been a real jerk lately. - Well I'm glad you're
big enough to admit it. - I am. I'm truly sorry. Is everything okay
with your mom? I was gonna come by, but... - Everything's good. Thanks for asking. - Forgive me for being so wack. - Sure, I forgive you. - Great. So now that everything's
cool, I was wondering if you would give
me the honor of taking you to the
winter ball with me. - Well I'm kinda already
going with someone else. - You what? - Ready? - Yeah. - She's not done talking. - Yes I am. I'm ready, Aaron. - Yo, you good man? - Nah bro, come on, man. - Dan! Ladies! Mike Weaver, what's up? ♪ If I could do it
all over again ♪ ♪ I'd never grow
up and leave you ♪ ♪ If I could have one
more Christmas with you ♪ ♪ Just to be a little
girl like I used to ♪ ♪ If I had one
Christmas with you ♪ - Hey Jackie, you know it's not too late to go to ball with me. I can handle two dates at once. (laughter) - I really still can't believe I'm going to prom
with Jason Sykes. I mean he actually
is a nice guy. - Well I guess I was all wrong. But I did tell you
if you gave them a chance then they will like you for more than, you
know, just your-- - Hey, I already
said you were right. It's just weird, you
know, like I'm going out with him and
he's actually getting to know the real me,
instead of me just... - Jumping his bones? - Okay. (laughter) - Yeah. - Okay. So... This Aaron thing. You like him like him? - Yeah. I do. He's a very nice guy. - No, I mean I see that,
I just, I'm just having a really hard time seeing
the two of you together. - Why? Because he's a dweeb,
a dork, a geek? - Well all of those
work actually. - Hey listen Rosie,
you might not get this right now,
but maybe you will in 10 or 20 years, but Daniel is only popular because
he's cute and he's captain of the
basketball team. But that's it. - And in my book that's
all that you need. - But that's not all I need. Hey, looks and
popularity are fine, but I want someone
who's genuine and who will continue
to improve with age, and will always treat
me like a princess. - I mean I guess I get
what you're saying. - Yeah, well look
at it like this. There's a prince
inside every frog. All it takes is
for the right girl to kiss him, and for the
prince to be revealed. - Yeah, or what if you kiss
him and all you get are warts? - What if you get warts from dating the entire football team? - I don't think I've
gotten those yet. - Are you sure? - Yeah, I checked yesterday. - Ew. - [Cheerleaders] Our
team is vicious, vicious! Our team is tough, tough! The Mighty Jaguars
don't take no stuff! So get B-A-C-K, get back! (cheering) - Girl, we did that! - We killed it! (laughter) - Daniel and I are
wearing the baddest shade of winter
blue to the ball. - And how y'all getting there? - Oh his dad is renting a limo
so we can arrive in style. And the best part is
he's getting us a room. - At a hotel. (laughter) - You're right. And then after that he's
giving me his class ring. - Well that would be hard
to do since I still have it. - Oh. Well I guess that
means he doesn't plan on you having it for long. - I'm gonna go snatch her hair. - No, it's okay. It's not worth it! Okay mom, are you ready? - I sure am, come on, hurry up! Oh my god. (giggles) Oh look at my baby, you look more beautiful than
I could ever imagine. - Really? - Really. Just turn around, let
me see, turn around. Oh sweetie, you are going
to be the belle of the ball. I only wish that
I could've helped you a little bit more tonight. - Mom, you did! You bought me this dress. - I know. Oh, Jackie, hand me that
jewelry box on the mantle. Okay. These are your
grandmother's pearls. And I want you to
wear them tonight. - Mom, I can't. - You can and you will. Come here. Last time I wore
these was at your father's funeral,
and I don't want my daughter to
have to wait until I pass away before
she wears them. You should be able
to wear these for every special occasion
in your life, sweetie. Starting tonight. - Thanks mom. You'll never know how much
these moments have meant to me. - And thanks to
you we have so many special moments to
look forward to. Oh sweetie. - I love you. - I love you too, baby. (knocking) Oh, that's your date. He's here. - Wow. You look banging. - Thanks. You look pretty fly yourself. - Go on. - You two give me a second to
take a look at you together. Oh look at you two, you
two look so handsome. Baby get my camera. - The house looks great. - Thank you. Okay. Smile. - Oh, this is for you. - Do you wanna put it on me? - Yeah Aaron, you
gotta put it on her. - Of course. Left side, right
side, heart side. - Ow. Ow! - Jacqueline, I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. - It's okay. - Aaron, sweetie, it's
also a wrist corsage. Just put it on her wrist. - Right, right. - All right, magic. - All right young lady, your curfew is still
midnight tonight. - Mom, it's the winter ball. - I know exactly. - Okay. - Okay, okay. 1 AM and that's it. - Thanks mom! - Thanks, Mrs. Anderson. - You guys have fun. - Shall we, Jacqueline? - We shall. (hip hop music) - Oh hey Roselyn. You came to the ball alone too? - No. Well not on purpose. Jason Sykes ditched
me at the last minute for his ex-girlfriend,
said at least by the end of the
night he's get some. - So I guess he
"Syked" you out huh? - Don't do that. I guess this is where
you say I told you so. - What pleasure would I
get out of saying that? - You just, you told me about
him, and I didn't listen. - Yeah, well
sometimes in life we have to learn things
for ourselves. You're still my best friend. I love you. - I guess I love you too. - You guess? (laughs) You better. - This sucks being by myself. - It's okay, you look amazing. - Girl. You see what he's
missing out on? - I do, I do. - Um, hey Roselyn, if
you don't mind, I really would like for you to
be my date for tonight. I mean what do you got to lose? It's just me and you. - He's the one. - Absolutely nothing. - Let's go get
something to drink. - Okay everyone! We about to do something
real special for you tonight. Music! ♪ Throwback, throwback ♪ ♪ Holiday ♪ ♪ Throwback, throwback ♪ ♪ Holiday ♪ ♪ Throwback, throwback ♪ ♪ Holiday ♪ - That is my jam! Wow, you were
awesome over there. - Thank you, I can't believe
I remembered all of that. - Yeah. I'm thirsty, you want
to get some punch? - Yeah, I'd love some. - All right, I'll be right back. - Okay. - I can't wait 'till
the hotel later. - Can you hold on one second? - Yeah. - Okay. May I have this dance? - Why Daniel? - Don't do that. Come on, for old time's sake? Jackie, I'm sorry. I really am. I wanna make this right. - What's done is done, Daniel. - But I don't want
us to be done. I want us back together. I miss you. - How can you miss
me when you've been hanging out with Kimberly? - I was only doing that
because I was mad at you. You know that. - So you decided to get back at me by getting with another girl? - You're right. I'm sorry, I was childish. But I do miss you and
I'm done with Kim. Okay? I need you to be my girlfriend. Let me make it right, please. - Hey, I have-- - Get lost, dipstick! - Daniel! - Hey, is there a problem? - What are you guys gonna do? I'm gonna get jumped
by the nerd patrol? - Paul, Paul,
listen, I got this, this is between me
and Daniel, all right? - Right, it's
between me and you. - Daniel, stop it! - No no no no, you think
she really likes you? Look at you and look at me. She's only with you because
she wants to make me jealous. - Well if that's true, then she accomplished her
goal didn't she? (gasps) - Daniel! - Jackie, I'm sorry. I don't want anything to
come between us anymore. I'm done with the games. I even got the hotel
room we talked about. Okay? I love you, come with me. Please. What are you doing? What's wrong? - [Beggar] God gives
you the opportunity to choose the life you
want to live at any time. Which means that you have
the power to change it. The quality of your
life today, and in the future, is a
direct result of the choices you make today
and going forward. But take heed. You must be willing to accept
the consequences of every choice because it will
forever change your life. And your destiny. You understand? - You know what,
I'm doing what I should have done
a long time ago. I'm making a different choice. - But Jackie-- - Daniel, I may
have dated you for all the wrong reasons,
but I'm breaking up with you for all
the right reasons. Because you're a shallow,
self-absorbed prick who wouldn't know a good thing if it slapped him in the face. Speaking of which. (gasps) I won't be needing this anymore. Good luck. You're gonna need it. - You okay? (gasps) - Dude, you just
gonna let that happen? (gasps) (dramatic piano music) - Thank you. I had a really
good time tonight. - So did I, I had a lot of fun. I'm glad. Well I guess I'll get going. - Wait a minute. What time is it? - It's 10 minutes to midnight. - Come sit down. I have some time left, I
wanna tell you something. - Look, I know that
what Daniel said is true to you and
everyone else-- - No, no it's not. Okay, maybe before
I wouldn't have given you a second
thought, but I had to learn the hard way
that you shouldn't be with someone just
because everybody else wants you to be with them. You should be with someone
because you wanna be with them. - And how does
this relate to me? - I wanna be with you, Aaron. - For real? - For real. - Jacqueline, you're exactly
the person that I always secretly wished I would
end up with one day. - Well sometimes
wishes come true when you choose to believe. Wait, what time is it now? - It's 11:59. Oh look, a shooting star! - Quick, let's make a wish. - I mean mine already came true. - Let's make one together. Let's wish that things
would always be like this. - Okay. On three. - One. - Two.
- Two. - Three.
- Three. - It's hot out here! (laughter) My glasses are fogging up. - Oh my gosh. ♪ If I had one Christmas wish ♪ ♪ I would wish for
just one gift ♪ ♪ That I could just
close my eyes ♪ ♪ And go back in time ♪ ♪ It would be such
a dream come true ♪ - Miss Tucker, is that you? - Aaron. - I love saying that. - Aaron? How did you... What are you doing here? - I'm making our annual
Christmas breakfast of course. Come here. - What was that for? - Can I kiss my beautiful
wife under the mistletoe? And I got something
special for you. Here. Now I know we normally
exchange gifts when everyone gets here, but I'm so proud of you and
I couldn't wait. And now that we
own the building, I thought this
would complete the opening of your
medical practice. - Wow. My own medical practice? - And don't you worry, Santa has more gifts for you
under the tree. Jackie, what's wrong sweetheart? - Nothing. Nothing. Everything's absolutely perfect. - Mom, dad, enough with
all that mushy stuff! - Get over here potato head, I'll show you some
mushy stuff, Sydney. - Sydney! - Yes mom? Are you okay? - Yes, you just, you
look so beautiful today. - She always looks beautiful. (phone buzzes) Hey babe, your phone's ringing. Look at all this
stuff that daddy made. - Hey. - Girl, I'm so
sorry, we are running so behind, you know how it goes. - Like always, but it's
well worth it for my queen. - Is that Paul from high school? - Is this a trick question? - Course it is silly. - So you two are... - We're what? - Together? - We're married,
and pregnant again. Girl, when I tell you
I feel like a pig, I cannot wait 'till
this baby comes out. - I am waiting on Paul Jr. - Wow. - Sweetie, are you okay? Are you pregnant again? - No. No, you just look
very very happy. - I am happy. I'm married to a man
that loves me for me. Anyway, we're gonna get going,
so we will see you soon. Bye. - Bye. - Wow. - [Aaron] Hey Justine,
Christian, come on, these flat breads aren't
gonna eat themselves! - Justine, if you don't
leave those presents alone, Santa's gonna come and
take all of yours back. - Mom? - Grandma, do you
want me to handle it? - No it's all right
Christian because somebody's gonna want nana to
give them some milk and cookies tonight,
and I think we're just gonna have to eat
them all by ourselves. - Mom! - Well merry
Christmas to you too. - You're here with us. - Yeah, of course I am, I always spend the holidays
with you, sweetie. Jackie, are you okay baby? - Yes. I'm better than okay. I'm just so happy
that you're here. - Mom, we found this
under the Christmas tree. - Wow. This brings back so
many great memories. How about I read this to
the two of you guys tonight? - Yeah!
- Yeah! - All right, take
this up to the room. - Dad, I think there's
something wrong with mom today. She might be getting a little
early case of the old timers. - That's what happens when
you don't take your vitamins. Grab some stuff, let's go. Here, take this. Knock yourself out. - Oh wait a minute, get
the remote, hurry up! The financial report's
on, I gotta hear this! Come on, turn it up, turn it up. - Amazon has risen
2.6 percentage points. And here's a gem, if
you had invested in Amazon 15 years ago,
when stocks split multiple times, your
investment would have been worth well over
a million dollars. (shrieks) (laughter) - Son in law, you outdid
yourself this Christmas morning. - Christian, would
you lead us in grace? - Sure. Grace. Let's eat! - You know what,
I will say grace. Dear God, thank
you for blessing us on this Christmas day
with food before us to sustain us, a roof over
our head to protect us, and with your spirit
inside us to guide us. And thank you for
allowing everyone at this table to be a part of my
life, and for showing me that I made all of the
right choices along the way. To end up exactly where
I'm supposed to be. Thank you, Jesus. You are definitely the
reason for the season. Amen. - Amen, all right. ♪ Throwback, throwback ♪ ♪ Holiday ♪ ♪ Throwback, throwback ♪ ♪ Holiday ♪ ♪ Throwback, throwback ♪ ♪ If I had one Christmas wish ♪ ♪ I would wish for
just one kiss ♪ ♪ Then I could just
close my eyes ♪ ♪ Go back in time ♪ ♪ It would be such
a dream come true ♪ ♪ Having just one more holiday ♪ ♪ To spend with ♪ - Right now I gotta be a company
man and hold onto this job. - Yeah, you holding on
to something all right. - Huh, what'd you say? - Daniel, wait. - Look, I gotta go,
carpool's here, okay? I'mma text you if I'm
running late, okay? - [Son] Breakfast
is burning, mother. - [Daughter] Mom, I'm ready!
