[0:00] Three, two, one. [0:04] >> In a town full of wreaths and warm [0:07] festive cheer, the fire station buzzed [0:09] as the holidays neared. [0:12] As the crew trimmed the station with [0:14] ribbons and light, stockings hung [0:17] neatly, each one sitting [music] just [0:19] right. Their warm holiday spark showed [0:23] in every small chore, turning the [0:25] firehouse festive once more. But hiding [0:29] above all the sparkle and glow was a [0:32] creature who grumbled at joy down below. [0:36] He hated the lights, the wreaths, and [0:39] the cheer. The stockings hung up in the [0:42] bay each year. He scowlled at the [0:45] garland. He frowned at the tree. He [0:48] swapped out their coffee with lukewarm [0:50] iced tea. A fresh cup was lifted without [0:53] any doubt till the moment it touched [0:55] lips and came shooting back out. He [0:59] tiptoed around with a sneaky delight, [1:02] leaving pranks in his path as he crept [1:05] out of sight. He stole someone's gear [1:08] with barely a sound, then crept to the [1:11] kitchen and looked all around. He [1:14] scorched all the cookies, [music] left [1:16] nothing but smoke, then cackled aloud at [1:19] his mean little joke. But the crew [1:22] stayed [music] steady, calm as can be. [1:25] They laughed, cleaned it up, and went on [1:28] with their week. For teamwork was [1:31] something he didn't yet know. A bond [1:34] that stays strong through the high and [1:36] the low. [1:38] He watched as [music] they worked with [1:40] patience and pride. No trick he [1:43] attempted could shake them inside. [1:47] And suddenly he thought while watching [1:49] the crew, might the joy of their team [1:52] bring some warmth to him too? He turned [1:55] from the window, the thought [music] [1:57] taking hold, and pictured their bright [2:00] smiles that softened his cold. So he [2:03] stepped through the doorway with a slow, [2:05] [music] [2:06] steady bend, hoping maybe, just maybe, [2:10] he could try [music] to make amends. [2:13] They offered decor with a welcoming air, [2:15] and something began to feel different [2:18] right there. [2:20] This holiday season, you just might [2:23] discover [2:24] a moment of warmth can unite one [2:27] another. [2:39] Good energy. Good energy. [laughter] [2:41] >> One more. Man, who's not being emphatic [2:44] enough? [2:44] >> If I even knew what that big word was. [2:47] >> I really like the idea. I would love to [2:49] suplex this thing. [2:52] [laughter] [2:53] >> All right, y'all ready? [2:58] Are we fist pumping or we high five? [3:00] >> High five. [3:00] >> Okay. [3:04] [laughter] [3:05] This is really terrifying. [3:09] >> I'm not going to be able to look at him [3:11] at all. I can't wait to hack a big old [3:13] lugie in your face. [3:15] [laughter] [3:17] You [3:17] >> think you're going to have to try not to [3:18] smile? [3:19] >> I know. [3:21] [laughter] [3:23] That was perfect. Wait. [3:25] >> Awesome. [snorts and laughter] [3:27] Didn't even hit my face. [3:29] >> Do it again. [3:30] >> Is that going to be a big enough tummy? [3:32] [laughter] [3:32] >> Perfect. [3:36] >> This mask is airond conditioned [3:37] perfectly. [3:40] [laughter] [3:47] So, I was thinking we would I would like [3:49] Yeah, I would have like a little bit of [3:50] wet toilet paper as you guys turn the [3:53] corner so that it drags on your and [3:55] you'll be filming them and then like [3:56] retreat back into my room. [3:57] >> Okay. It's too much. [3:58] >> It's too long. [3:59] >> All right. No, let's do all the things [4:01] that you want to do. [4:02] >> All right. [laughter] [4:06] >> Get a like a kick line going here. [4:08] [laughter] [4:09] Absolutely not. [4:11] >> We break it down, right? [4:13] >> We break it down. We go [4:16] >> [laughter]