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The treats will run out, but the cane will last forever!
I still remember when my younger brother went on a trip to Kolomna and bought a lot of delicious treats for all of us! It was wonderful Kolomna pastila, completely natural, and the taste was unlike anything I had ever eaten before! And there was also Fyodor Mikhailovich's favorite pastila! It cost two or three thousand rubles, and my brother's parents scolded him for spending it (he didn't even have enough pocket money, so he borrowed from some boy). But I remember that treat for a long time; not every gift that's supposed to "last forever" can compare to it. --- And in "The Tick," Arthur was given a basket of collectible cheese, which was also pretty good.