Christmas story part V
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A young boy realizes he can undo his Christmas wish by doing a good deed. He remembers seeing a homeless old man begging in the park who had no one for Christmas. The boy runs to the park, finds the man, and offers him money for food and shelter that night. He also promises to help the man find a job. When the man says nothing, his appearance suddenly changes - his clothes turn red, and a long white beard grows on his face.
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