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Ladies and gentlemen, this is the middle of the Christmas shopping season, and as usual, Jack is going to his favorite department store to purchase gifts for his gang. But before we go Christmas shopping, I'd like to take you to a modest little home in the suburbs of Los Angeles. The home belongs to a department store salesman and his wife.

It's five o'clock in the morning. You were having a bad dream. Oh yeah, that same night, May. I always have it this time of year, Beatrice. About that blue-eyed old man that comes to the store for his Christmas show.

Yeah, all he did this dream was worse. I looked at his hands and instead of fingers he had shoelaces. On one hand the fingernails were plastic tips and on the other hand was metal tips. Why do I always have to dream about him?