Children love to be pushed through the corridors of shops and hypermarkets while sitting in shopping trolleys. The same goes for the little boy who is out and about in a hardware store in Unterhaching with his father, leaning his head casually against a large pack of kitchen rolls. A funny Mickey Mouse motif adorns the protective mask, which he noticeably likes to wear, although he doesn’t have to because of his young age. Its producer likes the unadorned FFP 2 standard over the mouth and nose. He calmly listens to his son’s shopping tips, and politely rejects everyone, including the one to buy a table saw. The little man was probably born when the coronavirus had already spread its horror, mouth and nose protection is the most normal thing in the world for him. He’s not particularly impressed by a red FC Bayern mask that comes towards him, and he also lets white and blue diamonds over his nose and mouth pass him unabashedly.
But then, at the height of the toilet lid, the three-cheese-high man leaves his comfortable kitchen roll position with a jerk, his eyes get big and bigger. He looks in horror at a snarling monster in the face. that comes towards him. The little mask professional is deeply impressed, he had apparently never seen monsters before. In a few years, the little one may even go from house to house on Halloween as a blood-drenched journeyman murderer and blackmail people with the slogan “trick or treating”. But today he is still too young for such risks.
Unfortunately, his father didn’t notice anything about the brief encounter between Mickey Mouse and Monster because he was distracted by a phone call. And so he also missed his son’s heroic moment. After the monster, perhaps just to calm him down, had removed the terrifying face mask for a few moments and the friendly face of a young man had come to light, the boy didn’t let himself be ragged for long and took off his Mickey Mouse mask . The guy should see who he’s dealing with. It can be assumed that the toddler will have reached monster maturity by the next carnival. In any case, his father shouldn’t buy him a circular saw.