Red Green with some sage advice on grabbing a midnight snack.
He’s a really funny guy, not laugh out loud funny but pretty close.
With age comes wisdom, and bald spots…

The Chenille Sisters with a righteous ode to the cocoa bean derivative
that has been around and adored for millennium.
It is said that it releases chemicals that are similar to ones that exist
when one is in love.
Falling in love makes you fat, one could assume.
Not far from the truth…

A really funny look at making a particular hot beverage
that goes down well this time of year.
Besides a single malt Scotch.
This has some humorous moments, he gets a bit zany.
One tiny little utterance of the profane kind, if Grandma
complains gently remind her shes lives under your roof
because she’s family and she shouldn’t push her luck…

A pretty nice stand-up set by Taylor Tomlinson.
She’s a bit on the cerebral side, a thinking persons comedian for certain.
Has the raisin experience thing down pat.
Pretty spot on with the chocolate side of things as well…

A wonderful slice of the 1986 cult film Little Shop of Horrors.
Rick Moranis plays Seymour, a Skid Row florist, that raised a
plant that is not what it seems.
The plant is voiced by Levi Stubbs, legendary singer from The
Four Tops, of Motown fame.
And boy does this piece work!
The emotion, the action, the absurdity, it evens has a profane plant
that just happens to want to take over the world.
What more can you ask for?
Rick does a great job here…