Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Now I see you again.
- Mom, Dad, it's been real. - Louise, kids, no.
The mayor? Bob, the mayor.
with a big bag of fancy presents donated by club members.
no one's tried to pants you.
I‐I thought I was having a heart attack, but I wasn't.
You thought they would like my food?
And 'cause you got a hot butt.
- Um, excuse me. - Hmm. You continue to be here.
Oh, you sure?
It's me, Teddy... Oh, you all knew.
- Kids, you got to prep. - We finished.
still let Jimmy join the club.
with that salty lass, the sea.
- Bobby! - Cold. So cold. - Stupid Bob. Stupid water.
I know you're up to something, Jimmy.
Hey, kids. I'm a little busy.
asking us advice on city stuff,
- Was that a question? - No.
And we feel really good about it.
He‐he's gonna make Trev do it,
- Do you hear me?! - (chuckles): He's fine.
Really? Uh, well, then I‐I guess I should tell you
Oh, my God. There's free presents for kids,
Yeah, they put Christmas lights on boats
- Christmas Yacht Parade. - Yay.
But tonight wasn't a total disaster.
this is what happens when you open your doors to the boatless
are pretty impressive, and we're us.
You recommended us for this, Jimmy?
(cackles)
Here you go. Stocking stuffer for your mouth.
Who recommended us?
like yourself‐‐ and I need to prepare my remarks.
Oh, loosen up, will you? Especially your belt.
Pirates use poles to attach ropes to the side.
Yeah. 'Tis the season, right?
We're doing a little ceremony later for tonight's vendors‐‐
- Give Trev his dignity. - You don't need pants, Trev.
(loud whisper): Bob. Bob. Mayor.
Yeah, I do not want to know where Santa gets all that stuff.
doing something nice for me.
- Afternoon. - Mr. President. Good afternoon.
I might jump in the water again.
"I'm Brie‐ing of a White Crisp‐mas" sliders.
What? Don't worry about it.
- Intriguing. - What else?
Just enough to keep it interesting.