Fa, La, La, La, Ed

Ed and Eddy are fooling around in the upper floor of Edd’s house, much to Edd’s dismay. After making a mess of sticky notes, they come across Edd’s parents’ closet, and inside is a giant fruitcake. Double-Dee explains the tradition of fruitcakes on Christmas, which sets off a switch in Ed’s head, and he begins to develop a Christmas spirit. Eddy finds this annoying, since it’s July, but Ed doesn’t listen. He goes off and tries to bring Christmas spirit to the whole cul-de-sac, and they love it. Eddy sees this and decides that the Eds should sing Christmas carols to make some honest money. They go around, and make enough money to buy a weeks’ worth of jawbreakers. Just as the Eds are about to dig into their candy-coated motherlode, Ed gives all the jawbreakers away.