Mason Smith, inspired by his daughter's wish, constructed a Polar Express-themed float for their town's Christmas parade. Despite a previous year's setback due to rain, Mason dedicated three 12-hour days to build the float using 20 sheets of plywood, four gallons of paint, and dollies he had on hand. He cleverly attached the float to his father's lawn mower, ensuring it was rainproof. His daughters and their friends rode the float, distributing candy, and they won the parade contest. The highlight for Mason was his daughter's heartfelt gratitude, which he valued more than the contest win. After the parade, Mason drove the float back home at a slow pace, emphasizing his commitment to fulfilling his daughter's wish.