Carton with dispensing hole

A paperboard carton for carrying a flexible bag for holding a liquid product, the carton having a left side wall, connected to a front wall by a fold line, with the front wall connected to a right side wall by a fold line, with the right side wall connected to the rear wall by a fold line, which in turn is connected to a locking flap by a fold line, with the left side wall having an outside edge which is attached to the locking flap by attaching means, with each of the walls having a top and bottom, with bottom of each flap attached to interlocking flaps by a fold line, with the interlocking flaps forming the bottom of the carton, with the left side wall attached at its top to a left top panel by a fold line, with the top of the front wall attached to the center top panel by a fold line, with the top of the right side wall attached to a right top panel by a fold line and the rear wall attached to a pair of locking tabs by a fold line, with the center top panel having a top attached to a flap by a fold line, with the flap having a pair of locking slots into which the locking tabs are secured, with left top panel, center top panel and right top panel being folded to form the top of the carton, with the bottom of one of the side walls having an aperture for receiving a dispensing mechanism on the bag, wherein a flexible bag holding a liquid product is deployed, with the bag having a dispensing mechanism which projects through the aperture in the side wall for dispensing liquid, wherein the flexible bag includes a spout coupler in which a spout can be attached thereto, wherein the flexible bag has a dispensing opening that is attached to the spout coupler, wherein the spout coupler includes a bar that punctures the bag, forming the dispensing opening as the spout coupler is being attached to the spout coupler, wherein the spout includes a cap that couples to a dispensing end of the spout to help prevent small leaks from the bag and the cap is attached to a link that is attached to spout.