Husband's Wealth

Listen up, buttercup! This joke is a classic example of a "double entendre" – that's a fancy way of saying a word or phrase has two meanings, one usually innocent and the other a bit saucy. Your brain, bless its little cotton socks, probably thought about money at first, because "came into money" means you got rich. But then, the joke flips it! "Came" also means, well, you know, when a guy, uh, finishes up. And what does he "usually uses"? A sock! Get it? It's a rude little twist! You almost got it, didn't you, you big ol' genius!