France.

Clark.

Griswald.

How are you?

Good to see you.

Remember Ellen from her letters?

There she is, the real thing.

And Rusty and Audrey, They've gotten a lot bigger since the pictures were late.

I went to the wrong door.

Thanks so much for the invitation, Helga.

Yeah.

So why, honey?

This must be the German dining room, huh?

Isn't it nice?

Oh, lark.

It's just a Zion.

Imagine so.

Great.

Yeah.

Maximum quaintness.

You must be held way.

Made it.

You know, Ellen, my wife.

And Rusty and Audrey.

Hell, God.

Oh, we're here.

Does that mean give you a hand in the kitchen?

Come on, kids.

Kids, go help in the kitchen.

Help!

Hell, Gout self.

Fritz, how you been?

Long time.

Never seen.

Uh huh.

Well done.

It is.

But I seem to Herman skinned off there for military in ambush, right?

Yeah, Doctor.

Kind of kindergarten.

Uh ah.

And here's your cousin Al.

He's a hotshot lawyer.

Now.

They'll probably get him on tax evasion.

Oh, yeah.

Here's the baby.

You don't believe that cock and bull story about the baby being premature, do you, cleric?

Mhm.

I didn't think so.

I mean, me and Jack got together.

We had both been like, Well, you know, seeing other people.

But like, this is different because, like, he's my best friend and all, don't you think?

Oh, God, it's so good to have somebody to talk to.

My parents mean well, but I try and tell them stuff.

They just don't seem to know what I'm talking about.

What are you talking about, huh?

You see, God, I miss Jack.

Yeah.

You know, I was just thinking, honey, blood really is thicker than water.

It's amazing to me how family ties breakthrough the language barrier spot.

This has been my favorite part of the truth.

Hey, Dad, look, bedpans.

You've really been so sweet.

Now, here's our address.

When you come to Chicago, you come and stay with us, okay?

You're saying this is by by I'll be the same.

Well, right, five.

Bye.

All right.