Extreme Ghostbusters1997

Eduardo Rivera:
It's a particle.

Kylie Griffin:
It's a wave.

Eduardo Rivera:
Particle.

Kylie Griffin:
Wave.

Eduardo Rivera:
The cute little light particles bounce like tiny tennis balls on reflective surfaces. And when the surface ain't flat, they get seriously messed up.

Kylie Griffin:
Look, brainiac. Light passes through the glass and gets bent on different bandwidths creating different colors. Can tennis balls do that? Not particles. Waves.

Garrett Miller:
Ahh, I recognize that fragrance. Physics 101.

Roland Jackson:
Actually, you're both right. Planck's quantum theory stipulates that waves of light sometimes act like particles. While Heisenbergs's uncertainly principle postulates that particles of light or photons display wave-like patterns.

Garrett Miller:
Shooting spitballs at boulders, Roland my friend. Never gonna penetrate.

Eduardo Rivera:
Yeah, like you get it.

Garrett Miller:
Of course, I do. Planck's quantum theory, um... st... stipulates... um... what he said.

Roland Jackson:
Look, guys. It's simple. Light is 'both' a particle 'and' a wave.

Janine Melnitz:
It's like that stuff that's both a gum and a candy. [phone rings] Ghostbusters, now offering physics tutoring at reasonable rates. Suit up, guys.