The episode title plays while a meteorologist report announces that no snow will fall this Christmas.

Snow suddenly falls, and the kids rejoice until Mr. Burns explains the nuclear-and-tire-fire cause.

Homer rallies the town to gouge the incoming tourists, and Duff proudly commits to the scheme.

Tourists flood into Springfield, and the town's shopkeepers prepare to cash in on them.

Marge sees out-of-state license plates and a traffic jam while the valet attendant charges five dollars.

Apu has run out of milk and offers a tangent about films instead of helping a customer.

Marge meets a family asking for a room and agrees to rent out the rec room for three hundred a night.

Homer refuses to share his bed with strangers, but Marge says the arrangement will help them afford Christmas.

Homer reads the Simpson Bed and Breakfast sign and then asks himself what Baby Jesus would do.

Homer says he is in and then grudgingly goes back to work at the restaurant.

Guests arrive at the church and daycare center, where Reverend Lovejoy frets about the crowd.

Lovejoy delivers a sermon about giving, which excites the congregation into applause.

Marge looks for chestnuts for the family while the carriage ride gets set up.

Guests complain about the eggnog and Marge says Christmas should be more about love than money.

Ned Flanders and Nasreen talk about their mall kiosk cream while Lisa questions the gifts.

Guests sing carols while sharing wassail, and the carol singing ends with a joke about the Gatorade mistake.

Lisa hands out cheap but thoughtful gifts, and the family hates them, bringing her to tears.

Bart burns the book Lisa gave him, and Lisa argues that he is wasting a present.

Lisa admits to Bart that she gave gifts to feel good about herself, and Bart calls her out.

Lisa gives Bart a tablet loaded with e-books and apps, and Bart is delighted.

Marge apologizes for overreacting, and the family tries to sing carols to her.

The carol is interrupted by the blender and the family shushes each other.