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And then we couldn't build it because it was mixed in with all the other Legos and like nothing made sense.

Because I was like, I need to do a whole series of just like showing the characters in the house.

Oh my God.

It was so perfect.

I'm a little bit inspired to like buy the home alone

house again and build it. But I mean, no matter what you probably got your money's worth,

like from how it made its rounds on the internet and like what it did, I think for just like

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