Two Hundred and Forty
Dollars Worth of Pudding
Levon:
Aw yeah.
Barry:
Aw yeah, babe.
Levon:
It’s that time.
Barry:
Oh you know it’s that time.
Levon:
I’m LeVon.
Barry:
And I’m Barry, Sagitarius.
Levon:
And it’s time. It’s time for two hundred…
Barry:
…and forty dollars…
Levon:
…worth of pudding!
Barry:
…worth of pudding!
Levon:
Oh yeah! Mr. Bouché, come on in here and let’s get a shot of this pudding.
Barry:
Now that is the kind of pudding that only two hundred and forty dollars can buy.
Levon:
Aw yeah. We had the two-forty…
Barry:
…we had to have the pudding.
Levon:
Aw yeah...now we could have bought $100 worth of pudding.
Barry:
And that would have been…a lot of pudding.
Levon:
Aw yeah. But we had to go all the way, baby.
Barry:
All the way home.
Levon:
Uh huh. With two hundred…
Barry:
…and forty dollars…
Levon:
…worth of pudding!
Barry:
…worth of pudding!
Levon:
Aw yeah.
Barry:
Now I know what you’re thinking…
Levon:
“Barry and LeVon, where did you get two hundred and forty dollars?”
Barry:
Shhhhhhhhh!
Levon:
Aw yeah.
Barry:
Don’t worry your pretty little head about it, baby.
Levon:
It ain't your concern.
Barry:
Now if you’ll excuse me, I gotta whisper some sweet nothings to this pudding.
Levon:
I’ll just be over here minding my own.
Barry:
Oh, baby, you know you got it goin’ on. Oh, you’re looking so good, you’re looking so right.
Levon:
Barry baby. Barry baby, do you see what I got here?
Barry:
What do you got there?
Levon:
Well, this is a box of pudding, Barry.
Barry:
What does it say?
Levon:
It says, “cook and chill.”
Barry:
Aw yeah.
Levon:
And, baby, that’s what I do every night—I cook…and then I chill.
Barry:
Aw yeah.
Levon:
Aw yeah.
Barry:
That’s right.
Levon:
Yes, sir. Barry baby, I think it’s that time.
Barry:
I think it’s time to do the deed.
Levon:
Oh yeah, it is the moment you have been waiting for.
Barry:
Now if you will excuse me while I kiss the sky…
Levon:
Aw yeah!
Barry:
Aw yeah.
Levon:
Mr. Bouché, turn that camera off.
