De fleste mennesker skal opleve den nervepirrende dag, hvor man skal starte i skole for første gang.
Men det er ikke alle, som synes det er helt så sjovt.
I USA starter en masse børn i disse dage i skole og i den forbindelse har Courtney Friel interviewet en lille dreng.
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Hun arbejder fra en TV-staion i Los Angeles, som hedder KTLA, og det var også her interviewet blev vist.
Hun spørger den lille dreng Andrew Macias, om han glæder sig til at starte i skole, og det svarer han glad til.
Men da samtalen så bliver drejet ind på “mor”, viser drengen straks nogle andre følelser.
Se interviewet her:
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The first day of school brought mixed emotions for many students, including 4-year-old Andrew Macias, who spoke to us on his way to pre-kindergarten on Tuesday. When we asked Andrew if he would miss his mother during his first day at City Terrace Elementary School, the young man firmly said, "No." He paused a second and then began to tear up. Seconds later, Andrew's mom gave him a hug off camera.Andrew was among thousands of LAUSD students who filled classrooms Tuesday morning as summer vacation officially came to an end. Read KTLA’s story here: http://ktlane.ws/1UQGTUH
Posted by KTLA 5 News on Tuesday, 18 August 2015
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