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Fred attends a group therapy session for some advice in dealing with his brother, Santa Claus. One of the participants is enraged by Fred's claim that Santa Claus is his brother, as he believes it is a joke, and the rest of the people in the session try to calm him down. Another member of the therapy session offers some brotherly advice which resonates with Fred.
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