A boy with a candy tree growing out of his torso asks his mother if he can see a specialist after the harvest. The mother, seemingly exasperated by what is surely a repeated request, reminds the poor kid of the “miracle” the family's been given with the appendage that keeps on giving. A tickle from his mother gives him a fleeting diversion from his plight, as he accepts his fate and enjoys the Skittles shower his laugh shakes loose from the tree and, of course, his mother's endless love.