240 Dollars Worth Of Pudding

Oh yeah. Oh yeah. It's that time. All you know is that time. I'm LeVon. And I'm Barry Sagittarius. And it's time. It's time for 240, and 40 dollars worth of pudding. Worth of pudding. Oh yeah. Mr. Boucher, come on in here and let's get a shot of this pudding. Now that is the kind of pudding that only $240 can buy. Oh yeah. We had the 240. We had to have the pudding. Oh yeah. Now we could have bought a hundred dollars worth of pudding. And that would have been a lot of pudding. Oh yeah. But we had to go all the way, baby. All the way home. Uh-huh. With 240, and 40 dollars, worth of pudding. Worth of pudding. Oh yeah. Now I know what you're thinking. Marrying LeVon, where did you get $240? Oh yeah. Don't worry your pretty little head about it, baby. It ain't your concern. Now if you excuse me, I got to whisper some sweet nothings to this pudding. I'll just be over here minding my own. Oh yeah. Baby, you know what you got to go on. You look so good. You look so right. Barry, baby. Barry, baby, you see what I got here? What have you got there? Well, this is a box of pudding, Barry. What does it say? It says cook and chill. And maybe that's what I do every night. I cook, and then I chill. Oh yeah. And chill. Yes, sir. Marrying baby, I think it's that time. I think it's time to do the deed. Oh yeah. It is the moment you have been waiting for. Now if you will excuse me while I kiss the sky. Oh yeah. Mr. Boucher.