Movie description: "And All Through The House". Larry (Derrick Pierce) is being escorted down a hallway by security. He is wearing a Santa Claus outfit. He is nervous as he tries to make a talk with security, asking if they've finished their Christmas shopping yet, but he's ignored. There is not a smile to be seen on Mr. Willis's face as the mall manager directs Larry to take a seat, gesturing to the chair across from the desk. Larry tries to start with a talk, spotting the framed picture of Mr. Willis's teenage girl, Carrie Ann (Emily Willis), on the desk. He smiles and asks Mr. Willis how the girl's doing? She just turned 18 a few weeks ago, right? Mr. Willis curtly responds with 'Yeah, she's 18, but I don't see what that has to do with anything,' and rotates the picture away from Larry, seemingly eager to end the conversation there. Mr. Willis sternly tells Larry that he's been called in for more pressing matters. There's been a lot of complaints about his behaviour, particularly around female teenagers... Larry looks anxious as he watches Mr.W Illis leisurely suck on a candy cane.H E tells Mr.W Illis that you can't believe anything that teenagers say, really -- they lie!H E's sure that some of them were even purposely trying to get a rise out of him!H E's been doing a GREAT job!T Here's no denying that.T Heir faces light up so much when he asks them what they want for Christmas... Mr.W Illis is not moved by Larry's attempts to sway the manager.T He manager firmly asserts that they can't keep Larry as a mall Santa for any longer.I T's a family establishment and the mall is not going to risk a disgrace for some replaceable loser. Where's Mr.W Illis's Christmas spirit, Larry insists, begging for sympathy.H As has a family to provide for, too.I T's right before Christmas!T He boss tells Larry again that he needs to leave immediately.I F he doesn't, Mr.W Illis has no issue getting the cops involved.