Today on ‘kids are way more chill than adults and we should learn from them’:
I was waiting in line at a cinema when I heard a little boy and girl (who couldn’t have been more than ten) start talking about Ghostbusters as they stood in front of a massive poster. The convo went like this:
Girl: Ghostbusters? What the heck is that?
Boy: Oh! They have guns and they fight ghosts -
Girl: You’ve seen it? Is it scary?
Boy: No, I’ve seen the other ones. One was all boys, two was all boys, and now three is all girls. I haven’t seen the third one.
Girl: But was it scary? I don’t like scary movies.
Boy: Nah, it’s not scary. But if you want to, I can watch it with you.
Adults are out there all hysterical that the new Ghostbusters is going to ‘ruin their childhood’. Actual children are either concerned if it’s scary, and ready to sit with their friend if it is.
