I was trying to enjoy myself while watching a movie, and picked a seat in the packed theater next to a mother and her two children. Now I had no problem until halfway through the film, where one of the kids began bawling. After several minutes where one of the scenes was completely ruined by the experience, I POLITELY brought my finger to my lips and said "ssshhhh." The child's (the kid was only three) mother looked at me weird and asked if I had a problem with her son. I said, as quietly and politely as I could, "yes, ma'am".
To be blunt, she wasn't that happy. Or quiet, after I said (more like whispered) that.
I normally tolerate kids, however, if they're ill-behaved for a long time (it was enough to seriously dampen my moviegoing experience), I have a problem. Is it rude for me to calmly state that?
By the way, the movie I was in was rated R, and, to be brief, for good reason. What was a three-year-old kid and his five-year-old brother doing there anyway?
2007-07-31
18:23:16
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