You sure like sugar, huh?
Is there sugar in syrup?
Yes.
Then YES! We elves try to stick to the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corns, and syrup.
So, Would You Be Staying With Us Then?
Elf (2003) · 57 quotes
You sure like sugar, huh?
Is there sugar in syrup?
Yes.
Then YES! We elves try to stick to the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corns, and syrup.
So, Would You Be Staying With Us Then?
Are you crazy? He can't stay here.
We can't just throw him out in the snow.
Why not? He loves the snow. He's told me 15 times.
Walter, he's your son.
Hey, uh... I'm gonna eat in the bedroom, okay? I, uh, I got a bunch of stuff to go over.
Are you sure?
I'm... I'm just way behind on a bunch of stuff.
Okay.
Can I eat in my room?
No.
Why not? Dad's eating in his room. [Mimics father's voice] I got a bunch of homework to go over, and I'm way behind on a bunch of stuff.
You're eating here.
Oh, my God! Walter, this is... this is wonderful, you... you have another son. Wonderful. Oh, gosh, I... I guess I never really thought of it that way. This is incredible, I... you know, it's a little complicated, But it's nothing that we can't handle.
Honey?
What?
He thinks he's an elf.
I'm sorry, what?
He think he's a Christmas elf.
Oh, come on, Walter, I'm sure he doesn't actually think he's an elf.
And then, I traveled through the 7 levels of the candy cane forest, past the sea of swirly-twirly gumdrops, and then, I walked through the Lincoln Tunnel. [Ṗroċeeds to then down an entire 2-litter bottle of Coca-Cola in one sịppịṅg]
Ahh. So, where were you for the last 30 years?
The North Pole. Can you pass the maple syrup? Please?
I... I didn't put... it's spaghetti.
Oh, you know what? I think I have some. [Reaches into his sleave and miraculously produces a mini bottle of maple syrup] Yes.
You sure like sugar, huh?
Is there sugar in syrup?
Yes.
Then YES! We elves try to stick to the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup.
So, would you be staying with us then?
You mean I can stay?
Of course you can.
Emily.
How... how long do you think you'll be with us?
I... I hadn't really planned it out, but I was thinking, like... forever.
Emily? Can I just speak to you for a minute in the, uh, kitchen, please? [In the kitchen to Emily] Are you crazy? He cannot stay here.
Clearly, he has some serious issues. We can't just throw him out in the snow.
Why not? He loves the snow. He's told me 15 times.
Walter, he's your son.
Did you hear that?
You are so weird.
What should we put on it first?
Lights!
Oh, good. And then, after that?
Ornaments!
Ornaments, okay.
What the hell's that?
A Christmas tree.
A Christmas tree?
Buddy chopped it down in the park.
Emily.
I don't know what you're making such a big deal about. They were just having a little fun.
Oh, fun? So felonies are fun now? I thought, see, felonies were felonies.
Okay, the tree thing was bad. I'll get him to plant another one. But at least Michael is happy for once.
What, uh, what's that supposed to mean?
Well, I don't think it's any secret, Walter, that you haven't exactly been there for him.
I'll tell you what, why don't we just pull him outta school and let the, uh, deranged elf man raise him? Then they can have lots of fun committing felonies.
How are we gonna get the star on top?
I got it. [Buddy takes a running sprint, jumps on the couch, and grabs a hold of the tree, only for him to take the tree down along with him]
I mean, what are we gonna do? We can't... we can't leave him alone here. He's gonna destroy the place.
Why don't you, um... why don't you take off tomorrow? You know, and you could stay home and watch him?
Oh, no. No, I can't stay home tomorrow, I have a budget meeting tomorrow. Well, honey, I can't take off, I'm one... one bad pitch away from getting fired... one.
Well, I tell you what, I have an idea then. Why don't you take buddy to work with you?
Hi, it's me.
I really can't talk right now.
Well, just tell me how the pitch went.
I'm gonna be a little later than I thought, okay?
Well, don't be too late, Walter, it's Christmas Eve.
Walter...
Wait, um. Honey, I gotta go, okay? Love ya.
Oh, say hi to Buddy.
What?
Walter, breakthrough. We found this in the conference room.
What is it?
It's Miles Finch's notebook. This thing is chock full of genius ideas. I mean, look at that.
And his best idea is about a peach that lives on a farm. What's more vulnerable than a peach?
What, uh, what do we do?
I think we should go with the first pitch... it's genius.
Uh, how much time we got?
We got, like, 45 minutes.
Well, come on, let's, uh, try to get a storyboard or something ready.
Come on, let's do it.
Just try. No, you can't sit down and get a storyboard ready. Go and get a storyboard ready.
Oh, boy! Go.
I'm sorry I ruined your lives and crammed 11 cookies into the VCR. I don't belong here. I don't belong anywhere. I'll never forget you. Love, Buddy.