[S I G H you guys srsly...] Honestly? You're both wrong and right.

Yes, public image is important. But that doesn't mean we have to go around scowling at every living thing we come across. It's more unsettling to see a kid being on good terms with the Batman since that can send across a couple of different messages. Said kid is close to the most terrifying man in Gotham. Hurt the kid, the Batman will hurt you, or hey look, here's a kid that the Batman trusts to be out on a mission with him, joking around like this is a walk in the park. Either he's touched in the head or he's actually got the skill to back up that nonstop babbling.

Yes, Zee, we're friends. We joke around on the field but we also know when to get down to business and not just goof off. Get casual at the wrong time and someone gets hurt.

Speaking of 'public image'... you guys do realise you've just broadcasted this whole argument over the entire network, right?