I'm low-key frustrated about these tiny microphones on red carpets 
. I mean, can't they just have a conversation like normal people? It feels so forced and rehearsed, like they're trying to get as many likes on Instagram as possible 
. And don't even get me started on the airline announcements – who thought it was a good idea to make security checks about tiny microphones? 
It's all just a bit too much for me. I remember when red carpet interviews were actually about talking to the person, not just broadcasting their every word to the world 
. Give me the good old days of De Niro and Pacino having a real conversation over a glass of whiskey any day 
. I mean, can't they just have a conversation like normal people? It feels so forced and rehearsed, like they're trying to get as many likes on Instagram as possible . And don't even get me started on the airline announcements – who thought it was a good idea to make security checks about tiny microphones? It's all just a bit too much for me. I remember when red carpet interviews were actually about talking to the person, not just broadcasting their every word to the world . Give me the good old days of De Niro and Pacino having a real conversation over a glass of whiskey any day