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KEVlN: Howdy-do. This is
Peter McCallister, the father.
I'd like a hotel room, please...
with an extra-large bed, a TV...
and one of those
little refrigerators...
you have to open with a key.
Credit card? You got it.
Plaza hotel reservations.
May I help you?
RECORDlNG: [Slow speed]
Howdy-do.
This is Peter McCallister,
the father.
I'd like a hotel room, please...
with an extra-large bed, a TV...
and one of those
little refrigerators...
you have to open with a key.
Sir, you'll need a major
credit card upon check-in.
RECORDlNG:
Credit card? You got it.
WOMAN:
Thank you. Enjoy your stay.
CONClERGE: Yes, two at 8:00,
Henri--Mr. Yamamoto.
Hold on a second.
I'll call you back, Henri.
Hi.
Can I help you?
Reservation for McCallister?
A reservation for yourself?
Ma'am, my feet are hardly
touching the ground.
I'm barely able
to look over this counter.
How could I make
a hotel reservation?
Think about it--
a kid going into a hotel,
making a reservation?
I don't think so.
I'm confused.
I'm traveling with my dad.
He's on business.
He's at a meeting.
I hate meetings...
plus I'm not allowed to go in.
I can only sit in the lobby.
That's boring...
so my dad dropped me off here.
He gave me his credit card...
and said whoever
was checking people in...
to let me in the hotel room...
so I won't get into mischief...
and, ma'am, sometimes I do
get into mischief.
We all do!
OFFlCER: Merry Christmas.
No sign of him.
We'll have to be able
to get ahold of you.
-You have hotel arrangements?
-Yeah.
Do you have
a recent photo of the boy?
PETER: I have one in my wallet.
I don't have my wallet.
My wallet's in my bag.
Kevin was looking in my bag
at the airport.
He was looking for batteries.
Kevin has my wallet.
Did you have credit cards
in the wallet?
Credit cards, money.
We'll notify
the credit card companies.
If your son has the cards...
we can get a location on him
when and if he uses them.
I don't think Kevin even knows
how to use a credit card.
Wow! It worked.
-Cedric.
-Yes?
Don't count your tips
in public...
and find out everything you can
about that young fellow.
WOMAN: Front, please.
Enjoy your stay with us.
Don't forget to remind your dad
when he arrives...
that he has to come down
and sign a couple of things.
KEVlN: Thank you.
You've been most helpful.
CEDRlC:
May I take your bag, sir?
[Elevator bell rings]
CEDRlC: Up here to your left.
You know, Herbert Hoover
once stayed here on this floor.
KEVlN: The vacuum guy?
CEDRlC: No, the, uh, president.
This is one of our
finest suites, sir.
This is great!
KEVlN:
Wow! A huge bed just for me!
Luxurious...
and spacious.
How convenient!
Hey!
Did you want me
to put the key in the bag...
or did you just want
to hang on to it?
I'll hang on to it.
Is everything all right, sir?
Is the temperature
in the room OK?
It's OK.
Do you know how the TV works?
I'm ten years old. TV's my life.
Well...
Oh, I'm sorry.
And there's plenty more
where that came from.
CEDRlC: Thank you.
BOBBY HELMS SlNGlNG:
Jingle bell, jingle bell
Jingle bell rock
Jingle bells swing
and jingle bells ring
Snowin' and blowin' up
bushels of fun
Nowthe jingle hop has begun
Giddyap, jingle horse,
pick up yourfeet
Jingle around the clock
Would it bother anyone
if I worked on my cannonballs?
MAN ON LEFT: No.
Thanks.
BOBBY HELMS SlNGlNG:
That's the jingle bell
That's the jingle bell
That's the jingle bell rock
KEVlN: Yikes!
This is a vacation.
Hold it right there.
It's me, Johnny.
I knew it was you.
I could smell you
getting off the elevator.
Two scoops, sir?
Two? Make it three.
I'm not driving.
WOMAN ON TV:
It's gardenias, Johnny...
your favorite.
You was here last night, too,
wasn't you?
I was singin'
at the Blue Monkey last night.
She was not! She was smooching
with your