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- Hey, merry Christmas, Tony.
- Merry Christmas, Ernie. I see you got your doughnut.
- Oh, yeah. It's sugar-free.
- Uh-huh.
What's up, Noah?
Oh!
Go deep. Go deep.
Oh, nice!
Go, Jaguars!
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Sign is looking good, my man.
Nice job.
Buenos días, amigos. Cómo estamos?
All right. Here you go.
Hey, make sure you come by the shop later,
get some hot chocolate, huh?
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Hey, how are you guys doing? Come on inside.
There's a lot more to see.
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- Morning, Victoria. How's it going?
- Morning, Tony.
Taking an order, and I have two lines holding.
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- Hey, Dad, what are you doing here?
- Pues, trabajando, mijo. You should try it.
- I thought you retired.
- Estaba muy aburrido.
Besides, I'll retire when I'm dead, maybe.
- Well, speaking of retiring,
someone from Warm Wishes is gonna come by
and see the shop this afternoon.
- You said, "No, thank you"?
- No. Let's hear what they have to say.
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- Did you tell your sister? - Not yet.
- Tony, tell your sister.
- I will.
I'm gonna pick up Frankie at the house.
I'll tell her then.
- Family first. - Always.
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- Honey, are you gonna make it back for Christmas?
- Yes. I'll only be a couple of days.
- You know Rueben from next door?
He retired, and he's gone all out.
He synced his lights to Christmas music,
and now your father is trying to outdo him.
- How can Dad compete with that?
- Belinda, he's doing 12 days of Christmas.
Every day, he adds more lawn decorations.
Where are you, again?
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- Santa Fe.
- Okay, sweetie. Bye.
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- You land? - Checking in now.
- Santa Fe is so beautiful this time of year.
- I won't be here long enough to find out.
I should be back in Chicago in two days.
- Oh, you'll be back in time for the Christmas party.
Thank goodness, because last year,
you left me alone for ten minutes, and then I was stuck
singing Christmas karaoke with the accounting department.
- But you were so good.
- I know, right?
- I'll try to make it.
No promises. - Call me if you need me.
- Hi. - Hi.
- Welcome to the Drury, Miss... Oh, Ms. Sawyer.
Mr. Ortega booked you our holiday suite for five nights.
- Two nights, not five.
- Well, we've got you booked for five.
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Enjoy the Winter Fest.
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- Hey. How's my favorite niece?
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- Tío, I'm your only niece.
- All right, you ready to get the gift?
- Yes! I'll get changed.
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- ♪ Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way ♪
- There she is,
getting ready for the Tour de France,
putting in that work-- - Don't you dare!
Stop filming me right now.
God, you're just as bad as Frankie.
I swear, I'm gonna-- - Oh, what are you gonna do?
Ride your little stationary bike that goes nowhere
to my house and yell at me?
- Tony, why are you here, bothering me?
- It's the week before Christmas.
I'm taking Frankie to get your gift.
- Oh, do you know what she's getting me?
- No, she won't tell me.
What about you?
You know what you're getting me?
- Yeah.
Whatever's on sale at the 99¢ store.
Oh, by the way, someone from Warm Wishes
is coming by the shop today.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Warm Wishes? Why?
Did you tell them no? - No.
Let's see what they have to say.
- No, Tony.
They're total sellouts, okay?
Corporations are not Christmassy.
We are always Christmas. - No.
It doesn't hurt to hear them out.
Better to turn down an offer than an opportunity.
- Ready to shop till I drop.
- Shop till you drop, huh? Do you need some money?
- I have my allowance. - Oh, allowance?
Wait, Frankie gets an allowance?
- You guys didn't?
Remember when I asked Dad for an allowance?
- Yeah. "No problem, mijo.
I will 'allow' you to have a roof over your head."
- "I'm gonna 'allow' you to work at the shop
every weekend, mijo, for free."
Good times.
- That's actually kind of sad.
- Yeah.
It kinda is actually, yeah.
- Hey, mija, ándale. Hace frío.
Put on a jacket. I don't want you to get sick.
Now, you have so much fun with your tío.
- Okay. Bye, Mom.
- Oh, and Tony,
I'm not done talking about the sellout company.
- Trust me, it's gonna be fine.
By the way, the house looks great.
Feels like mom.
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- Yes, Kevin?
- Belinda, I just got out of a stressful meeting
with Mr. Rogers, but he is fired up
about the Casa de Milagro acquisition.
- Oh, believe me, I am very aware.
I want you to compile and send me their sales numbers
for the last seven years and a lookbook
of Casa de Milagro's top sellers by region.
I wanna know who is buying what, when, where and why.
I love it when you go all Gordon Gekko on me.
You know Rogers has been trying to buy Casa de Milagro
for years, so if you close this deal,
you are definitely gonna get a promotion,
which means I am definitely gonna get a promotion,
which means we are both
definitely gonna get a promotion!
No pressure, but pressure.
- I have work to do. Love you.
- Love you more. - Get me those numbers, please.
- Yes, ma'am.
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- Sure, no pressure.
♪ ♪
Business neutral, or...
Business it is.
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- I gotta take you shopping with me everywhere.
You're efficient. You get it done.
"Do you schmear what I schmear?"
- Oh!
"Feliz navi-tan." - Wait, wait, wait.
Let's take a selfie. Let's take a selfie.
- All right, let's see.
- That was a good one. - Cute.
- Ooh, tío, can we get ice cream?
- Okay, let's go.
♪ ♪
I'm sorry, mija, the line's too big.
I have a meeting. We have to go.
- Please? They have gingerbread swirl.
♪ ♪
- Why are you making that face? What is that?
♪ ♪
- Hey, why the long face?
- I just wanted a scoop of gingerbread swirl,
but my uncle has this meeting, and the line is too long.
By the way, has anyone ever told you
you look like a young Tom Cruise?
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- I get that on occasion.
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Let me see what I can do.
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- He's awfully nice.
♪ ♪
- Here you go. not impossible.
It's on the house.
- Thank you. Let's go, tío.
♪ ♪
- Man, that sad face is next level.
- It's my secret weapon.
- Remember to use your powers for good.
Come on. I gotta meet someone.
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- Oh, excuse me, sir.
Do you know where I can find a copper horse?
- Actually, it's a copper donkey.
The nearest one is right down here
on the street on the right.
You can't miss it.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
- Copper donkeys?
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- What's up, Victoria?
- Girl, sales and my blood pressure.
The holidays do that to me.
- Okay. Don't forget...
To breathe.
- Right? - Breathe. You got this.
♪ ♪
- Hey, mija.
- Hey, you know about the sad face?
- Oh... Do I know about the sad face?
Please. I invented the sad face.
Check it out.
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"Dad, I want the red bike.
Could Tony have the pink one?"
- So that's how I ended up with a pink bike
and low self-esteem.
- Good times. - All right, I'll be back.
I'm meeting the Warm Wishes exec.
- Wait. Right now?
- Yes, right now-right now,
- Tony, no, I need more warning.
- Maggie, we've been over this, remember?
It doesn't hurt to listen. Gotta go.
- Tony.
We gotta clean, people!
Frankie, get the cleaner from the back.
Andale, come on.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
And yeah, you three también, grab a broom, yeah.
Ustedes también. Come on, pick up a broom.
Vámonos. Oh, thank you sweetie.
Yeah, you clean too.
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- Excuse me, Ms. Sawyer?
- Belinda. Nice to meet you.
- Tony. Nice to meet you.
Welcome to Santa Fe. Did you find everything okay?
- Actually, I got a little turned around.
Did you know there are multiple copper donkeys in Santa Fe?
- Actually, I did. I'm sorry.
It could be a little confusing, I know.
That's why I said the copper donkey across from the jail
where Billy the Kid was held,
which is right there.
- I saw that. Pretty cool.
- Santa Fe tends to be. Shall we?
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- I could have just met you at the store.
- Well, the store gets a little busy this close to Christmas.
Sometimes it can be difficult to get in.
You'll see.
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- Okay, muchachos, enough cleaning, okay?
Now start playing and singing. Vámonos, okay?
C'mon, quick.
- "A little busy"? Boy, you weren't kidding.
- Welcome to Casa de Milagro.
- Where it's always Christmas.
Wow. This is something.
The pictures don't do it justice.
- Oh,
this is my Dad, Jose,
my sister, Maggie,
and my niece, Frankie.
This is Ms. Sawyer.
- Welcome. - Hi. Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you all!
- These up here, these are our--
- Papel picado line. - Yes, very good.
You did your homework.
- They're made in Puebla, right?
I love the Milagro touch.
The bright colors signify celebration.
- Well, my mom had an amazing eye.
My sister, Maggie, does too.
- By the way, I'm sorry about your mom.
She was a treasure.
- I appreciate that.
- Oh, wow.
Original Milagro signed hearts.
Your biggest seller.
I read that if you own a Milagro heart,
a miracle comes with it.
Is that true?
- It's what they say.
- What goes there?
- Oh, that's for a new Milagro art piece.
- I'm sorry, new?
- Yeah, Maggie is working on it right now.
It'll be unveiled at the Winter Fest.
They're honoring my mom this year.
- Will there be a new line?
- That's the plan. Right, Maggie?
- Mm-hmm, yup, yup. That's the plan.
- Should we sit down and discuss the offer?
Warm Wishes is very motivated to do the deal.
Tony, when you called, I grabbed the first flight.
- You know, the store is pretty busy right now.
Why don't you and I continue to talk outside?
- Sure.
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Nice to meet you.
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- Guys, I'm gonna
walk Ms. Sawyer back to her hotel, okay?
- Oh, I'm sure you'll give her lots of attention.
You called her?
- Don't embarrass me right now. We'll talk later, okay?
- What are you doing? - This is a gift.
- A little gift from us.
Let's see if it works.
- Thank you.
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Apparently, business is beautiful.
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- You didn't tell your family I was coming, did you?
- It's a family business. It's...complicated.
- I get it.
The future is uncertain, and you're in a tough spot.
But I came here to make a deal,
so I wanna make sure everyone is on the same page.
- Oh, we're getting there.
The offer you sent is more than I expected.
- Warm Wishes started as a family business too.
We are the oldest and largest family-owned manufacturer
of greeting cards in the U.S., and we keep expanding.
- I'm aware.
You guys have an amazing track record; I'm a big fan.
- And we are fans of yours. Have been for a long time...
hence the size of our offer.
- I can't believe it.
I can't believe that Tony called her.
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- Trust your brother. He knows business.
- It feels rushed.
- Really?
- Yeah, I mean, Dad,
you like to take everything slow.
You wanted me to wait until I was 30
to have my quinceañera.
- I was being cheap! I mean, quinces are expensive.
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I mean, who else could complete your mom's work, huh,
but you?
I mean, Tony can't.
I can't. - I guess.
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If only you could see yourself the way I see you.
You know, I have heard that if you're willing
to let go of what you cherish most, mm,
only then can you fully appreciate it.
- Where'd you hear that? - I watch a lot of "Dr. Phil."
It's muy therapeutic.
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- ¿Ay, Padre, veras? "Dr. Phil"?
What's next? "El Gordo y la Flaca"?
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- Look, why don't I show you around Santa Fe tomorrow,
and we can discuss more then?
My dad always said,
"Know who you're getting into business with."
- You're right.
I don't want you to feel rushed.
This is a big decision.
And this is my first time in Santa Fe,
so an extra day could be nice.
- Great. Then, mañana.
- I look forward to it.
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- Good morning. - Good morning.
- Ready for the tour? - Ready.
♪ ♪
- So Santa Fe was established back in 1608,
second only to St. Augustine in Florida.
We have the oldest capitol in the whole country
and the highest altitude in all of America.
And this is really cool.
This is the oldest church in all of America,
which happens to be right next to the oldest house in America.
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- Businessman and local tour guide.
Look at you.
- The tourist brochure really helps.
So what's your story? How'd you land at Warm Wishes?
- Oh, my story's not that interesting.
- Hey, you gotta know
who you're getting into business with, remember?
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- Okay.
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When I was a kid,
my mother and I would shop at the Warm Wishes store
every year during Christmas.
The lights, colors,
smells, Christmas cookies--
it always seemed so magical.
It was my favorite time of year,
and I always wondered why we couldn't feel that way
all year round.
- So you made it your job.
Sounds like you ended up at the right place.
- Yeah.
It's where I belong.
- Nice.
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So this is Winter Fest.
A few days of food, performances, art.
- I read about this.
You guys have a chile pepper tasting and a ham toss?
I haven't heard of that one. That got my attention.
- Well, lucky for you,
the ham toss is going down right now.
Wanna give it a shot?
- Let's do it.
- All right.
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- Okay. Here are the rules.
- There's rules? - Of course! This is serious.
Take the ham, put it up to your chin and shoulder.
Just like a football, okay?
Take a few steps back,
run up to the table, and throw it as far as you can.
Ready?
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Oh. - Okay.
I hope you like ham, because I'm winning this.
- I love me some Christmas ham.
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Oh.
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Oh, nice form, Tom Brady!
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- 26 feet!
- 26 feet?
Nice throw, Belinda S.
The winner will be announced on Christmas Eve.
Good luck to you.
- Well, I guess you're gonna have to stick around
until the last day of Winter Fest.
- I may have to.
I don't want anyone taking my ham.
- I like your confidence.
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- Come on, Mom.
Talk to me.
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- Would an old man do?
- Oh, Dad.
- I didn't mean to bother you, mija.
- Oh, no, no. It's okay.
I was just thinking.
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- Your mother used to say...
Milagro's workshop.
Your mother was an artist
like her mother
and her mother before.
- That's a lot of generations of women for me to disappoint.
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- Magdalena, you have it inside you.
- Thanks, Dad.
- Missed your old man, huh?
- Yeah, of course.
- Santa Cacto, too?
- Fine, okay. Singing cactus can stay.
- Okay. Hear that?
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- Okay, so you like spicy?
- Please. Who are you talking to?
- Okay. Here's the deal.
These chilis range from mild to center-of-the-sun hot.
You're gonna need to sign a waiver and wear some gloves.
- Okay, this is serious. - Here you go.
- Thank you. Thank you. - All right.
- All right, what do you say we start off mild?
- Mild? I had mild for breakfast.
Let's start off with some fuego.
- Aggressive. I like it.
♪ ♪
Habanero. - Thank you.
Here we go. One, two, three.
♪ ♪
- Mmm.
- Ay, guey.
Wanna go to the next one? - Sure, let's do it.
- New Mexico Scorpion chile.
- Oof. Okay.
Ready? One, two, three.
- Mmm.
Oh, it burns so good. -
What are you, a Komodo dragon?
- Tony! - Ernie, Ernie.
- Yeah, we're thinking of putting Maggie's Milagro piece
featuring in the center of the plaza--you okay?
- Yeah. Yeah, I'm good. Yeah, that'd be great.
I'll, um--I'll find out how big the piece is.
- Yeah, sure, sure.
Would we be able to get to see it before the unveiling?
- Maybe. I'll get back to you. - All right.
- 26 feet. Very impressive, miss.
Very impressive. -
- You okay? Do you want more milk?
- No, no, I was just thirsty. - Hi, Tío.
- Frankie? What are you doing here?
I thought you were helping your mom at the shop.
- Mom let me come.
Can you help me with this video thing I'm doing?
- Now? - Mm-hmm.
- Well, I'm a little busy. I'm doing business.
- Chile eating is your business?
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- Apparently.
- Look, it's just a quick dance thing.
Ms. Sawyer can help too.
- Why don't you just do it with your mom?
- Tío, you've seen my mom dance.
- Good point. - Ms. Sawyer?
- Well, I didn't expect to toss a ham
or eat fire chile today, so...why not?
- Okay. Follow me.
- Don't forget your little milk.
- Yeah, thanks.
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- Okay, you guys.
So the first thing is,
one, two, lift your leg up,
two, ka-down.
Slide, slide, boom, boom.
- Boom.
- Whoo!
- Open... - Open.
- Close... - Close.
Up, down.
Open, down.
Ka, ka, ka,
ka, ka, ka.
Yeah, then pose.
Any pose you want. - I don't have to do this?
- No, you don't have to do that.
- Okay. - I think you have to do that.
- Okay, you guys, I think we're ready to record one.
- Okay.
- Are you sure? - I dunno.
- ♪ To the left, to the right ♪
♪ Dip it low, push it high ♪
♪ Pop, lock, and drop it, glide to the side ♪
♪ Gotta move it, like that, gotta groove it, like that ♪
♪ Yeah, shake what your mama gave you ♪
♪ Gotta move it, like that ♪
♪ Gotta move it, like that, gotta groove it, like that ♪
♪ Yeah, shake what your mama gave you ♪
♪ Gotta move it, like that, yeah ♪
- Oh, you guys, that was perfect.
Ms. Sawyer, you did amazing. - Thank you.
- And Tío, I'm gonna need
a little bit more from you next time.
- All right, you got it.
Hey, don't stay out too late, okay?
- I won't. -
- Bye. That was amazing.
- That was fun. I'm a little tired though.
- I'm a little tired too.
That was officially my first dance video.
You?
- Oh, my dance game is strong. I gotta represent the 505.
- I'll admit, you're pretty good.
- No, you're good. That can't be your first time.
- First-time dance video, first-time ham toss,
first-time chile pepper contest.
- It wasn't a contest,
but you did kill it at all three, triple threat.
- It was a contest. - Mmm.
- It was fun...beating you.
- All right, I'm not gonna lie. That chili was next level.
- For you, obviously. I've eaten hotter.
- Okay, take it easy.
- You know, there's nothing like Santa Fe
during Christmastime.
It makes you feel like a kid again.
- It does. It's really beautiful here.
It seems like a tight-knit community.
I can tell your family's really close.
Your dad seems great.
- He is. He's a good man.
Kind, loyal, charming,
strong business sense.
- Kinda like you.
- Oh, the charming part?
- I was talking about the strong business sense part.
- I'll take that.
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- Speaking of family,
have you had a chance
to discuss the offer with yours?
- I haven't, but I will.
- Look, Tony, it's real simple. It's a buyout.
We want the company name and to reproduce
your mom's most successful pieces.
"Casa de Milagro designs brought to you by Warm Wishes."
- Well,
my mom didn't sell to Warm Wishes for a reason.
She had certain plans for the store
and for Maggie.
The offer is solid.
I just feel there's a much bigger play here.
- Tony,
you and your family would be taken care of.
Frankie would be taken care of.
Everyone will know your family's story.
That's a big deal.
- I just feel like there's more story to tell.
Let's say you reproduce my mom's designs.
People buy them, great.
But what if they came back next Christmas
and they saw a piece by Maggie Milagro's daughter?
You see, buying art pieces is a tradition
for a lot of people.
It'd give your investment a longer the life.
- I understand.
- You know, just keep an open mind.
After all,
look at what you've achieved today, Tom Brady.
- Ham-tossing should be an Olympic sport.
- Yeah, especially with those shoes.
I don't remember the last time I had so much fun.
- So you'll stay?
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All right. Put her there.
- After all we've been through?
Come on, now. Let's hug it out.
I'm a hugger.
♪ ♪
I'd say that was a pretty good first meeting,
if you ask me.
- Hey, now that I'm staying in Santa Fe
and I don't know anyone here,
do you have any dinner plans?
♪ ♪
- No. As a matter of fact, I don't.
- Perfect.
I have an executive expense account,
so pick someplace fancy.
Business dinner.
- Sounds like a plan. See you at 7:00.
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- Are we promoted yet? - Would you stop it with that?
- Did you know they have hot yoga in the executive suites?
It comes with a free executive gym membership
and two weeks in the company condo in Cabo.
- I didn't know that. Is that true?
- I don't know, but it could be when you close this deal.
Oh, B-T-dubs, I did some research.
- What kind of research? - Well,
I didn't realize that the son was running the company now.
I looked up his social media.
Wow, he is very attractive.
♪ ♪
- Yeah, I noticed.
I'm actually going to dinner with him tonight.
- You are?
♪ ♪
- That's a lot of research.
- It was my pleasure.
- Yeah, well, I need to do some research of my own.
I decided to stay a couple of extra days.
- Oh, my God!
This is like one of those romantic holiday movies
where the hot executive woman falls for the hunky local guy,
and they get married
and her best friend comes and lives with them.
- What movie is that? - The one on my head.
- I want to gift wrap this deal
and have it under Mr. Rogers' tree by Christmas,
so I'm staying.
♪ ♪
- Holiday in Santa Fe.
How romantic.
Well, you enjoy.
I'll be at the company Christmas party,
dancing with Mildred from accounting.
- Miss you. - Miss you.
I wanna hear about this date in the a.m.
- It's not a date.
- Mm-hmm.
- Bye.
♪ ♪
- So you called her? You invited her here?
- Wow, the store had a really good day today.
- Why, Tony? Why would you do that?
- Because we've gotta start thinking about the future.
- What do you mean?
You literally just said we had a great day.
See? We have lots of great days.
The store is fine.
- For how long, though? Hmm?
Another year? Maybe two?
Without mew Milagro originals,
we're gonna continue selling replicas of Mom's stuff,
and that's just not sustainable.
We need a plan in case,
you know...
- I know, okay?
I'm...
I'm trying, but it's hard.
I...I miss Mom.
- Well, I miss Mom too.
But Mom gave you the gift,
not me.
Mom and Dad built this store for us,
for the family.
But the future depends on you.
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- Oh, jeez, thanks, bro. No pressure or anything.
- Come on, Maggie. -
- You can handle it.
But you better start pretty soon
'cause we may have to sell this joint as-is.
- Maggie, look.
I love you.
You're my little sis.
No matter what happens,
we're gonna get through this together.
- I know. I love you too.
You wanna come to dinner tonight?
I'll make empanadas.
- You don't even like empanadas.
- I know, but you do.
♪ ♪
- Thank you.
Wish I could, but I got a thing tonight.
I'll see you in the morning. Save me an empanada, though.
♪ ♪
- What thing?
♪ ♪
- Hey, what up, Matt?
- Hey, Tony. - Is Lupe around?
- Yeah, man.
She's in the back working on our secret mole recipe,
but don't go back there right now
because she will stab you.
- All right. Wouldn't want that.
- Mm-mm. - Tell her I said hey.
- Yeah, man, will definitely do.
Listen, I got your table set up,
but is it just you or is your family joining tonight?
- A business dinner. - Got it.
♪ ♪
- Oh, Belinda Sawyer from Warm Wishes,
you look beautiful.
- I packed light, so I had to buy something new.
I like to dress up for the holidays.
You look great.
♪ ♪
- I mean, right this way.
♪ ♪
- All righty.
♪ ♪
Oh, no, no, no, no.
Matt, this a business dinner.
- You know what?
Why don't we put a pin in business for tonight
and just enjoy dinner?
- Great idea. And these are on me.
This recipe was voted the best margarita
at the Santa Fe Margarita Trail.
- Ooh! What's that?
- The Santa Fe Margarita Trail?
It's a walking tour
of all the bars with the best specialty margaritas.
- Yeah, it's a lot of fun.
All the bars get decked out for Christmas,
but it should really be called the Staggering Trail.
- - Thanks, man.
- I'll be back in a bit. - Thank you.
- Well, here's to being off the clock.
Salud.
- Salud.
- Mom, I think you're done.
It's a nativity scene in a barn.
It should be dirty. Animals live there.
- Once I start, I can't stop, mija.
- Mom, step away from the baby Jesus.
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- Okay, okay.
♪ ♪
Can you do me a huge favor?
That piece in the back,
can you ask Tata to put it in the van for me?
- Yes!
♪ ♪
So, uh, Mom's piece, huh?
- Ay, Pa, just don't make it a big deal.
♪ ♪
So does this mean that-- - Maybe.
You got your Santa suit ready for the toy drive tomorrow?
- Claro.
The best Mexican Santa south of the North Pole.
Ho-ho-Jose!
On Rudolph, on Blitzen, on Manuelito!
- Who's Manuelito?
♪ ♪
- I heard the chile verde was good in Santa Fe,
but that mole was delicious.
- Right?
Lupe does a good job. Very authentic.
- It wasn't too spicy for you, was it?
- Oh, you got jokes, huh?
So Belinda Sawyer from the Midwest,
when you're not working, what do you like to do for fun?
- To be honest,
I have a hard time balancing work
and my personal life.
I'm a bit of a workaholic, obviously.
I'm in Santa Fe working the week of Christmas.
- So no one special back in Chicago?
- Just my parents.
What about you?
- Me? No.
No one special in Chicago for me either.
- I had a relationship back in New York.
Great job in finance.
Awesome apartment on 57th Street.
Then my mom got sick.
I moved back here, she stayed there, and...
well, you know the rest.
- Wow.
So you just up and quit your job,
left your entire life in New York
and came back for your family...
just like that?
- Of course.
Like my dad always says, "Family first."
You gotta be willing
to sacrifice everything for family.
- You're a good man, Tony.
♪ ♪
- Are you two ready for another business margarita?
- No, thank you, Matt.
We'll just take the check, please.
♪ ♪
Hey, I wanna take you to the shop.
- I already saw the shop. - Yeah, but not at night.
♪ ♪
- Whenever you're ready. - Yes.
- Allow me, please.
It wasn't all business.
- It certainly wasn't.
♪ ♪
- Wow.
It's like a mini Christmas city.
♪ ♪
This is exactly the same feeling I had
when I was a little girl
walking into the Warm Wishes store.
♪ ♪
We have to get this feeling back.
- Yes.
I want us to keep this mom-and-pop store feel.
That's the magic.
♪ ♪
- I'm starting to see that.
- Really?
- I am.
♪ ♪
You can't see this on a spreadsheet.
♪ ♪
- Oh.
♪ ♪
Now, these flowers are special.
♪ ♪
- They're beautiful.
I love how a corn husk can be turned into art.
- These are the first thing my mom ever made.
♪ ♪
For you.
♪ ♪
- Thank you.
♪ ♪
I love it.
♪ ♪
- Shake it.
♪ ♪
- ¿Qué pasó, mijo?
- Hey, Dad.
♪ ♪
What?
- So...
how was your "thing" last night?
- What "thing"?
- I heard from the chisme hotline
that you were drinking margaritas
with Ms. Warm Wishes last night.
- And by "chisme hotline," you mean Matt?
- Mm, and to think
that I was gonna make you empanadas.
- Oh, Maggie. - What?
You had a meeting about family business.
Well, this is your family.
Now we wanna be all up in your business.
- Ooh, busted!
- Hey, whose side are you on?
- Hers. Allowance, remember?
- Come on.
It's not a big deal. I gave her the nighttime tour.
You know it looks different at night.
- So okay, let me get this straight.
You took her to dinner last night?
- Business dinner.
- And then you took her
back to the shop after hours?
- Only because it looks different at night.
It's beautiful. You know that.
- Uh-huh, uh-huh. Okay, two more questions.
Where did you leave things off, business-wise, that is?
- We're still negotiating.
And you need to worry about finishing the piece.
It could affect the whole deal.
- Oh whoa, whoa, whoa. So now this is all on me?
- It kinda is, Mom. -
- Look, Belinda is smart. She knows her stuff.
- Mm-hmm.
It seems like a really cute first date
but a lousy business meeting.
- I would never jeopardize our family business
over a beautiful woman.
- Aha! He said it.
He finally said she's beautiful.
You were right, Mom.
♪ ♪
- Tony, you're not thinking about us or the shop.
You're thinking about yourself.
- Oh, really?
And what have you been doing, Maggie?
We have an unveiling at Winter Fest in three days.
Great way to honor Mom with an empty stage.
- I know, okay? I'm trying.
It's just... I need inspiration.
- Oh, you need inspiration?
Well, check this out.
This is their offer.
♪ ♪
- Dios mío!
Tata is getting a big screen, a new recliner...
- You inspired now?
- We sell the store, we sell Mom.
- We're not selling Mom. We're celebrating Mom.
Why can't you see that?
- Tony, she said no to them before, okay?
I don't trust them.
- Trust--you haven't even given them a chance.
Maybe you should speak to Belinda yourself.
- No, I don't wanna do that.
- Well, too late. She's coming to dinner tonight.
♪ ♪
- Wait, what?
Here? To my house?
♪ ♪
- This is getting interesting.
- Ready, Dad?
- Ha. Listo.
- One last question.
Did you give Belinda a corn husk flower?
♪ ♪
- That's my boy.
I made the same move with your mom.
- Come on, Dad.
- Yeah, you should go
before I come up with a third question.
- Mom, look what Tata gave me.
Okay, if you can't beat them, join them.
How do I do this?
♪ ♪
- Oh, what's all this?
- Hey, it's an Ortega family tradition.
We hand out gifts to the local kids.
We like to give back,
and Dad, here, likes to play Santa.
Ain't that right, Ho-Ho-Jose?
- I've been doing it for years. Ho, ho, Jose!
♪ ♪
- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.
♪ ♪
- Belinda, won't you guide our sleigh tonight?
♪ ♪
- Thank you.
♪ ♪
- Cool, you're our Rudolph. -
♪ ♪
- You're welcome.
Here you go.
Here you go, young lady.
Here you go, my man.
Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas.
- Here you go. Merry Christmas.
You're welcome.
- Here you go. Bam!
This young lady.
Go and ride, buddy.
- You're welcome.
♪ ♪
- This is great!
♪ ♪
- Ho!
♪ ♪
Oh!
♪ ♪
- You see that one?
Here you go. - Thank you so much.
Thank you. - You're welcome.
Merry Christmas.
See you later. Oh, look.
- It's a big one.
- A big one. Big one.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
- - All right.
Here we go, merry Christmas. - Merry Christmas!
- Merry Christmas. - Ho, ho, ho!
- Ho, ho, Jose! - Ho, ho!
♪ ♪
- We haven't had a chance to talk.
♪ ♪
I want you to know that I love your family's story.
- Thank you.
Very nice of you to say.
- Jose, I don't have to tell you.
You know what you have and how wonderful it is.
- I know. It's been a long journey.
Selling was not part of the plan,
But things change, Belinda.
Life changes.
♪ ♪
- True.
Warm Wishes could be a great home for the Milagro brand.
- I'm sure you're right.
I told Tony a long time ago.
♪ ♪
We don't have customers,
we have familia.
♪ ♪
This company cannot lose that.
♪ ♪
- Hi. How was dinner?
Did you wear the red lipstick?
- I don't remember. It was just dinner.
- Just dinner? Did you have drinks?
- Margaritas.
- Oh, margaritas sounds like you had more than one.
Continue. -
One margarita. It was fine.
- Oh, this is getting juicy.
So what's next?
- On the business side, I am trying to give him time.
Milagro turning us down before weighs on them as a family.
It's complicated.
- It's not complicated.
Eye of the tiger, B, you were supposed to be in and out.
- I'm having dinner with the family tonight.
I'll let you know how it goes.
- Okay. Go get them.
- Bye.
- Thank you. - Okay.
Well, you're about to meet my family
in their natural habitat, around the dinner table.
- Can't wait.
- Magdalena.
- Better than breakfast, Dad?
- Did you have tamales for breakfast?
- And lunch.
- You've had tamales for every meal?
- Well, it's Christmas.
- Oh, when we make them, we make a lot of them.
- We invented the assembly line way before Ford.
- I've always liked the sweet corn,
and my mom makes a great cinnamon raisin tamale.
And it's corn, so it's super healthy, right?
- It's a misconception that tamales make you fat.
They don't, it's eating them that makes you fat.
- Yeah, I got to pump the brakes this morning.
I had a couple of pork tamales with some eggs and salsa.
Ooh!
- So Tony, when you add salsa, is it a mild salsa?
- Oh, there she goes again, busting my chops.
- Someone did not do well at the chili pepper contest.
- It just went down the wrong pipe.
- Why are you lying, tío?
- So Frankie, what are you into?
- I like to dance, and I like photography.
- Oh, so you're an artist too?
- She gets it from her grandmother.
- I get it from my mom.
- Of course you do.
Maggie, Tony told me you have a new line coming.
- Oh, um, yeah.
It's, uh, I'm working on it.
- Maggie's mom, Milagro, was a star,
especially during Christmas.
The unveiling of her latest piece of work
was a tradition at the Winter Fest.
Now it's Maggie's turn.
- You guys, I haven't finished the piece, okay?
And I don't know if I--
Excuse me.
♪ ♪
- So Belinda, it must be tough for you
to be away from your family for the holidays, huh?
- It is, but my job is important to me,
and Casa de Milagro is important to me.
So it's worth being away, I suppose.
- Okay, everyone, dig in. Coffee and dessert.
- It looks delicious.
♪ ♪
- Hey. You good?
- Yeah.
- So, Maggie, if you have time tomorrow,
why don't you take Belinda to the workshop?
I'm sure she'd love to see it, right?
- Yes, I would love to.
And honestly, I've been stuck
with this guy for three days straight,
so I could really use some girl time.
- Uh, yeah, sure.
- Great.
- Belinda, being that you're unable to be home
with your family this year, while you're in Santa Fe,
why don't you consider us your family?
- Thank you, Jose.
- Don't thank me just yet. This family's crazy.
- Especially during the holidays.
♪ ♪
- I'm sorry, I tried knocking, but the door was open.
I hope it's okay.
- How long have you been standing there?
♪ ♪
- Long enough to be impressed.
♪ ♪
- Oh, this is just our workshop.
It's nothing fancy.
♪ ♪
- So this is where the magic happens.
♪ ♪
- Yeah. This is our furnace.
It takes about three days
to get it to the perfect temperature.
♪ ♪
It's like molding lava.
♪ ♪
- Wow.
♪ ♪
- I helped my mom in the shop since I was Frankie's age.
♪ ♪
It was her sacred place.
♪ ♪
My mom would spend all her time in here
creating new designs.
It was magic, and she would never disappoint.
♪ ♪
- What are these?
- Oh, those are mine,
but they're not great.
♪ ♪
- May I?
- Yeah, sure,
but they're not as good as my mom's.
♪ ♪
- You made these? - Mm-hmm.
♪ ♪
- Maggie, these are unique,
layered, beautiful.
♪ ♪
- Oh, thanks, but--
- Why don't you debut these at Winter Fest?
♪ ♪
- Oh, I don't know.
- Well, I think you should.
Look, whatever happens between Warm Wishes
and Casa de Milagro,
you're a tremendous artist, Maggie.
♪ ♪
You need to know that.
I think your mom would be very proud of you.
- I appreciate you saying that.
It's nice to hear from a pro.
♪ ♪
- Maybe the best way to honor your mom
is to show the world the magic you have to offer.
♪ ♪
- Oh, nice. That's the way I like them.
- Let Jose take it.
Tony?
- Nice purchase.
Victoria, will you wrap these for the Wilsons, please?
- Right away, Tony. - Thank you.
♪ ♪
- That's it.
♪ ♪
- So how was it?
- Impressive.
- Maggie, we just bought some signed originals.
- Oh, thank you so much, Mrs. Wilson.
I hope you enjoy them.
♪ ♪
- Are you from around here?
- No. Vermont.
We come to Santa Fe each year for Christmas.
- We've been coming here for 30 years.
Jose always spends a lot of time with us.
- It's called customer service.
- Aw, he always makes us feel like family.
- You are family. Be right back.
♪ ♪
- Thank you. Merry Christmas.
Gracias.
♪ ♪
- Hey.
Maggie is the real deal.
Have you seen her new designs?
- No, she won't show us, but I'm glad you think so.
I wanted you to see for yourself what she could do.
Look, here's the thing,
I know you offered us a buyout,
but we're looking for a partnership with Warm Wishes
with Maggie as the creative director.
Plus, I ran the numbers,
and if you do the manufacturing here in Santa Fe,
I can save your company up to 30% on all costs
and labor and not just in Milagro designs.
- Tony, this is not how we structure our deals typically.
I mean, my boss wouldn't even consider it.
- Let me send you the plan and at least take a look.
- Sure.
I can't make any promises, but I'll take a look.
♪ ♪
- Excuse me, Belinda. Can I show you something?
- Of course.
♪ ♪
- Well, she's not quite
what you expected, huh?
- We had a good talk.
- And?
- And none of your business.
- Hm.
- Tío, is Belinda coming tonight?
- Where?
- Oh, I haven't told her yet.
You gotta come.
I'll pick up at 7:00 unless you have other plans.
- Well, I was just gonna go back to my hotel room
and catch "Feliz NaviDad,"
but I'll clear my schedule.
- Ernie, you coming?
- Can't. Investigating some vandalism.
Looks like someone stole the tail
off the Santa Fe Copper Burro. - Again?
- Riff-raff, hooligans.
Justice will be served.
- Hey. - How is little sister, Maggie?
- Honestly, she's really talented.
Tony was right. Her new line has me thinking.
- New line? Thinking about what?
- I'm not sure the deal we have on the table
is best for us or them.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Whatever happened to ABC, "always be closing"?
- I know it's not what Rogers sent me here for,
but now that I've gotten to know them
and their business, I think that--
- Oh, my God, there goes our promotion and the hot yoga.
- Tony sent a proposal for new products
and manufacturing in Santa Fe.
The numbers make sense. It's a good plan.
I'm not sure why we hadn't thought of this.
- Okay. I'm nervous.
My corporate side that wants a promotion is going,
"Close the deal, Cabo, hot yoga."
But my friend side that loves you, is saying,
"Girl, follow your heart."
♪ ♪
- I'm going to present Tony's plan to Rogers.
- He left yesterday for his Christmas vacation.
- I have to get to him. I'll try his cell.
- Okay. I'll try too.
♪ ♪
- I see the magnificent Tata
in his natural environment,
in his favorite chair.
He has feasted on menudo,
had a beer, and is resting before his next hunt.
♪ ♪
- Okay, I'm up.
A "National Geographic" documentarian
has woken el rey of the recliner.
- Enough filming. Leave Tata alone.
- But it's for my project. - Oh, I got a project for you.
It's called, go clear the table project.
Go.
- It is a problem, you know,
when you're surrounded by artists.
- Hey, Dad.
I know you keep saying that you're okay
with the Warm Wishes deal, but, are you really?
- I know.
Belinda said some really nice things about my work today,
but I don't know
if I can deliver like Mom did.
What if I can't?
♪ ♪
We should just sell.
Oh, Dad!
- See? I invented the sad face.
Maybe you should just
think about what Belinda said.
I mean, she's a pro.
♪ ♪
- By the way,
the singing cactus is not inspiring me.
♪ ♪
- It should. You used to love it!
-
- ♪ Ring the bell, blow the horn ♪
♪ Let the music play ♪
- Another family tradition?
♪ School is out, and the children will shout ♪
- I don't think I could.
- Oh, no, no, no, no.
You're skating. Everyone skates.
Those are rules.
Don't worry,
I'm not gonna let you fall.
Come on. Let's give it a shot.
There you go.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Don't it feel so good? - ♪ Don't it feel so good? ♪
- ♪ Don't it feel so good to be alive? ♪
♪ Don't it feel so good? - ♪ Don't it feel so good? ♪
- ♪ Don't it feel so good ♪
♪ To be alive? ♪
♪ Don't it feel so good? ♪
- The next song is couples skate only,
couples skate only.
Everyone else, feel free to check out the snack bar.
- Shall we?
♪ ♪
- This is my favorite Christmas song.
♪ ♪
-
♪ ♪
- Hey, you two.
- Maggie, it's couples only. Didn't you hear about that?
- I'm a grown woman, I paid to skate.
Ain't no one telling me I can't.
- Remember this is couple skate only,
couple skate only, Maggie.
- Mom, you're gonna get us kicked down again!
- Singles discrimination!
Singles right to skate!
Fine!
-
- Oh, my God.
- Easy.
Oh!
I got you. Oh.
-
♪ ♪
- Okay, folks, let's keep it moving.
♪ ♪
- Good morning, Ms. Sawyer.
It is a beautiful day in the Land of Enchantment.
- It really it is.
I'll take it. Thank you, Isaac.
♪ ♪
- Hey.
- Belinda, I was trying to reach you last night.
- I know, I saw the ten missed calls, but it was late.
What's up? - Okay, well,
if I didn't have important business to talk about,
I would wanna hear all about last night.
Oh, forget it. Did you kiss him?
- Yes!
- Ooh!
Okay, I wanna hear everything, but later.
I have business.
There was a last-minute creative meeting
about Milagro yesterday.
There's already plans
to release products through the brand next year.
- Okay. Like what?
Why is that bad news?
- Mmm, okay.
I'm gonna text you.
So hello? Okay.
So this first one,
it is a Christmas tree clock with blinking lights,
and at the top of every hour, a little Santa Claus jumps out
and sings, "Let's Taco about Navidad."
Okay, and then this one
is a Mexican Santa holding a Christmas tree
and a taco
with a piñata hanging off of him.
- Okay, that's enough. - I know, right?
I'm not even Latino, and I'm offended.
- I guess Rogers didn't get my message.
- I told you. He's on vacation.
- Right. I gotta go.
- Okay, honey. Bye.
♪ ♪
- Hey, good morning.
♪ ♪
How'd you sleep?
- Fine.
♪ ♪
- About last night,
it was great.
♪ ♪
- It was great.
♪ ♪
But I have something I need to tell you.
♪ ♪
- What is it?
- Warm Wishes has other plans for the Milagro name.
♪ ♪
- Wait, I thought you said you would consider
the proposal and the partnership.
I'm confused. What other plans?
- The plan you presented is innovative and smart,
and Maggie's work is brilliant.
♪ ♪
But Rogers only wants
the Casa de Milagro name.
They have other ideas.
- What kind of ideas?
♪ ♪
- Oh, no.
- Oh, yes.
♪ ♪
- These are bad.
- I know.
- Are they planning on putting the Milagro name on these?
♪ ♪
- I believe so.
- Did you know about this? - No.
I just found out.
- So you didn't even show your boss my plan.
You didn't even fight for us.
♪ ♪
Maggie was right.
This is why my mom never wanted
to sell to Warm Wishes.
- Rogers doesn't know you or your plans.
To him, it's just another acquisition, just business.
- But this business is my family.
♪ ♪
- Tony, Rogers isn't here.
He hasn't seen what I've seen.
- Yeah, but he has a plan to use my family's name
and reputation, and we haven't even agreed to a deal.
♪ ♪
- I'm so sorry.
- Are you though?
♪ ♪
Thank you for spending time
with us, Ms. Sawyer,
but we reject Warm Wishes' offer to buy our company.
♪ ♪
- Tony.
♪ ♪
- Mom, what are you doing up?
- Couldn't sleep.
- I want you to open your Christmas gift.
- But it's not Christmas.
- It's always Christmas at Casa de Milagro.
♪ ♪
- Mmm.
♪ ♪
What is it?
- You'll see.
♪ ♪
- I'm trying to be quiet 'cause Tata's sleeping.
♪ ♪
- I found it when Tata and I were looking
through Nana's old box. I got it framed.
Nana wrote it to you when you were little.
- Aw.
♪ ♪
- Do you like it?
- It's perfect.
♪ ♪
- I fly out first thing tomorrow morning.
- Sweetheart, you did your best.
Tomorrow's Christmas Eve.
Come back home and take a break.
- I know Warm Wishes is the right company
for the Ortegas.
- You fought hard. You can't win every battle.
As long as you follow your heart, you can't lose.
♪ ♪
- Wait, what did you say, Mom?
- I said, "Follow your heart."
♪ ♪
Thanks, Mom. I gotta go.
Love you.
-
♪ ♪
- I miss you, Mom.
♪ ♪
- Ms. Sawyer, what's with the emergency meeting?
I take one week off a year during Christmas,
and I ask not to be bothered.
- Sir, did you get my message?
- Yes, I did,
and that was not the plan.
Look, I've said all I need to say
about the Casa de Milagro deal.
- Yes, sir, but I haven't.
♪ ♪
- Go on, Ms. Sawyer.
I'm listening.
♪ ♪
- I don't know if Tony told you,
but things didn't work out as planned.
I thought I could just call my boss and get him
to see it my way, but that didn't happen.
- Oh. Well, that's okay.
Sometimes deals don't work out.
That's life. We're good.
♪ ♪
- Well, I'm not good.
After being here and getting to see
you and your family,
I realized you are the one
that needs to represent Casa de Milagro.
♪ ♪
I believe that.
I believe in you, Maggie.
♪ ♪
- That's what I've been trying to tell her.
- I told my boss he needed to be here today
to see what I've seen,
to see the unveiling of the piece for himself.
♪ ♪
- You told your boss to come on Christmas Eve?
♪ ♪
Well, that's one way to get fired.
- I'm betting on you, Maggie.
No pressure, but pressure.
♪ ♪
- Hey.
♪ ♪
- Adelante, mijo.
- All right, I'm here. What's up?
♪ ♪
- Belinda was here.
- Oh, yeah. How is she?
- Don't worry. She still likes you, menso.
She put her job on the line.
- How?
- She is getting her boss
to come here on Christmas Eve.
Yeah.
She said that you believed in me
and dad believes in me and mom believes in me
and I just had to believe in me.
Like Barry Manilow says,
I had to find that feeling again.
- Did you just quote Barry Manilow?
- Yeah, I'm a fan of him.
♪ ♪
- Respect.
- Anyways, you have to talk to her, Tony.
- She fought for us,
which means that she also fought for you.
♪ ♪
- Is this it? - Mm-hmm.
♪ ♪
- Frankie's perfect gift.
- It really was.
♪ ♪
- How'd I end up with such a great sister?
- The same way I ended up with such an awesome brother.
- Because of your mother and me.
You're welcome.
Kids never give us enough credit.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Oh now, jingle bells, jingle bells ♪
♪ Oh, jingle all the way ♪
♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride ♪
♪ In a one horse open sleigh ♪
♪ Now, jingle bells, oh, jingle bells ♪
♪ Jingle all the way ♪
♪ Well, oh, what fun it is to ride ♪
♪ In a one horse open sleigh ♪
♪ Yeah! ♪
- Welcome to this year's Winter Fest.
Our special presentation
will begin in a few minutes.
Please start making your way to the plaza.
- All right, we need to go, Dad.
- Andale. Don't lose that girl.
♪ ♪
- Hi.
♪ ♪
- Hi.
- Tony, I'm sorry about everything.
- I know it's not your fault,
and I'm sorry for the way I acted.
You didn't deserve that.
- No.
It's family, Tony.
It's always been about family, love, and community,
all the things my company used to stand for.
♪ ♪
- Maggie told me you asked your boss to fly out here
on Christmas Eve.
You put your job on the line for us.
♪ ♪
- It's like you said,
"You have to be willing
to sacrifice everything for family."
♪ ♪
I'm hoping for a Christmas miracle.
♪ ♪
- Well, I'm looking at mine.
♪ ♪
♪ Glo-- ♪
♪ Ooo- ♪
♪ Ria ♪
♪ In excelsis ♪
♪ De-- ♪
♪ Ooo! ♪
♪ ♪
- Please welcome the director of the Winter Fest,
Lillian Booth.
- Thank you, everyone, for joining us.
Tonight, we are honoring
the late Milagro Ortega.
To start things off,
I'd like to call up her granddaughter
for a very special presentation.
♪ ♪
- Got get 'em. - Go, Frankie.
♪ ♪
- Hello, everyone.
I made a video to honor my Nana.
I've been working on it for weeks,
so I really hope you like it.
♪ ♪
This is my town.
♪ ♪
These are my friends.
♪ ♪
And this is my family.
♪ ♪
We can be silly and crazy,
especially during the holidays.
♪ ♪
Artistic or not, we are all united by one thing,
our love for one another.
I realized my Nana's love for me
and her love for all of us never dies.
♪ ♪
- I see you.
- And we see you, Tata. Merry Christmas, Santa Fe.
It's always Christmas at Casa de Milagro
because the love you feel at Christmas
should last all year long.
- Aw.
♪ ♪
- I see you and Belinda are talking.
That's a good sign.
- Yes. We are.
- So is it business
or personal?
- Both.
Are you ready for your big moment?
♪ ♪
- The Ortega family has been an anchor
in the Santa Fe art scene for years.
Their matriarch, Milagro Ortega,
was known and loved throughout the city.
Her creations captured
the heart and imagination
of everyone who wanted to believe in magic.
Ladies and gentlemen, the Ortega family
from Casa de Milagro.
♪ ♪
- Hello, everyone.
Bienvenidos.
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My family and I
are thrilled to be here with you
to celebrate our mother,
Milagro Ortega.
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I realized that
I could never replace her,
but I can
continue her memory
by showing this gift that she gave me.
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She gave me deep roots
like a tree,
and every branch on that tree
has strength and love.
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Her branches shaded and protected
every one of us.
I am very proud to present to you
"La Vida de un Milagro,"
"Life of a Miracle."
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- Maggie, this...
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This is beautiful.
- It's us, Tony.
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- It's as good as anything Mom ever did.
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- Well, thanks for helping me see it, big brother.
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- I'm proud of you. - Thank you.
- Oh, gosh, wow. -
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- That was amazing.
- Thank you so much, Belinda. Thank you.
Cutest couple ever.
Oh, gracias, Pa.
I love you.
- I'm so proud of you, Mom.
- Aw, thank you, munchkin.
I couldn't have done it without you.
Aw, thank you.
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- I'm sorry Rogers didn't show.
- His loss,
but I'll be needing a job.
So are you hiring?
- Well, you'll have to fill out an application.
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Sad face? Really?
- Coming through.
- Excuse me.
Ms. Sawyer.
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- Mr. Rogers.
- You asked for me to come, and here I am.
I'm sorry I didn't get here sooner,
but I saw everything.
You were right.
Ms. Ortega, that tree of life
is magnificent.
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- Oh, thank you.
- I remember what you said, Mr. Rogers,
art should be seen in person.
- That is the only way.
I also wanted to meet the man
who turned down my offer.
- Uh, that would be me, sir.
- You were right to turn it down,
and after what I've seen here tonight,
there definitely is magic here in Santa Fe.
- You can't put that on a spreadsheet.
- No, you can't.
Maggie, you are a special artist...
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And Tony, we need you too.
- What are we talking about here, Mr. Rogers?
- I'd like to sweeten the offer.
Maggie, I'd like you to supervise and control
all new designs for the brand.
- Me? Really?
- And Tony, you can manufacture
all first additions right here in Santa Fe,
and let's talk about
that 30% tax credit.
- Yes, sir.
- We will help with worldwide distribution,
but we'll be partners.
This is not a buyout,
it's a buy-in.
What do you say?
- Well, I'd have to speak with my board.
Board?
Deal.
- It's unanimous.
- Welcome to the Warm Wishes holiday family.
- Thank you, sir.
- And Ms. Sawyer, you'll be getting a promotion.
And of course, with the promotion,
you'll move up to the executive floor
where you'll have access to the executive gym,
where there is hot yoga.
You'll also get access
to the company condo in Cabo.
- Kevin was right.
- I have to let you
I'm not always right,
and I need someone,
someone brave enough
to tell me so.
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Thank you, Ms. Sawyer.
Well, Merry Christmas, everyone.
Merry Christmas, Mr. Rogers.
- Thank you.
- Ernie, get that jet ready.
- Yes, sir. I'll fire up the engines.
You know, sir, I've been thinking about working...
- It worked out. - Yeah, it did.
- I have a gift for Belinda.
I made it last night.
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- You made this?
- I know it's not as good as my mom's, but--
- Sweetie, no. I think this is even better.
Where did you learn to do this?
- From you, Mom.
Although it's not perfect, it's--
- It's not supposed to be perfect, mija.
It's art.
Art is like life.
It's not perfect, but it's always beautiful.
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- It's for your Christmas tree in Chicago.
- It's beautiful. Thank you, Frankie.
- So Tony, now that the family business
is complete, maybe you should take a vacation.
- You know what, Dad? That's a good idea.
A week in Chicago doesn't sound so bad.
- Oh.
Speaking of Chicago, excuse me.
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Hey, Kevin. Rogers just left.
- Okay, I'm afraid to ask what happened, but what happened?
- Well, you better get your beach body ready,
because we're going to Cabo! - Oh, my--oh!
- The hot yoga will help.
- Cabo! Oh, my God!
You did it, Belinda!
- No, we did it, Kevin.
I want to introduce you to someone.
- That's amazing.
I gotta see it one more time.
- Hey, Kevin. I heard a lot about you.
I look forward to seeing you in Chicago.
- You're coming to Chicago with Belinda?
- New Year's Eve in Chicago sounds pretty nice to me.
- Me too.
- This is so romcom.
- We gotta go.
Love you. - Love you!
- Merry Christmas, Kevin.
- Merry Christmas! Bye!
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- Okay, everyone.
The winner of this year's ham toss...
Belinda Sawyer, 26 feet!
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- I guess you'll have to come back next year
and defend your title.
- That should give you enough time to work
on your hot chili game.
- And you enough time to get some new material.
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Five, four,
three, two, one.
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