The narrator asks the boy what his favorite position is. The boy tells him that he hears that there's going to be fireworks tonight, so he asks if they can go and see them. He says that he's excited to see the fireworks, since it's the first time he'll see them since he was a kid. He tells the boy that he used to be jealous of people who were like that, but now he can't stand people like that. He asks if he can buy some food, and the boy says that they'll have to go buy some. He's so excited that he wants to eat all the food in the basket with him. He wants to be the one to make the face with maple syrup, but the boy doesn't know how to make that face. He tries to eat the cookies with him, but they're too small for him to eat with them. When the boy realizes that he has forgotten something, he grabs the basket and runs off to buy some more food. When he gets back, the boy is so excited about the fireworks that he buys some wine, which he thinks is a good idea. He also wants to buy matching cups, which the boy gave to his parents when they bought them last time. He thinks that he would be the kind of person who hates matching cups.