A group of friends, led by Tom, plan a mandatory day off for their coworker Ben, who has been overworking. They rent a "Fun Bus" to take them to the Fun Museum, which promises to be "fun for everyone." However, the museum's exhibits, such as the Whitewater Rafting Experience and the Laughter Room, are dull and restrictive, leading to the group getting kicked out for breaking the rules. Despite the initial failure, the group has a blast getting kicked out and later plays a game of hide-and-seek, suggesting that spontaneous and unstructured fun can be more enjoyable than forced, structured activities.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A group of friends plan to take Ben on a mandatory day off to have fun.
2. They decide to visit the Fun Museum.
3. Ginger can't join the group because he has to clean his room.
4. The group boards the Fun Bus to go to the museum.
5. At the museum, they visit various exhibits, including the Whitewater Rafting Experience.
6. Ben is initially reluctant to participate but eventually enjoys himself.
7. The group also visits the Laughter Room, where they learn about the science of laughter.
8. Tom gets kicked out of the museum for breaking the rules.
9. The group returns home and decides to play a game of hide-and-seek.
10. The landlord tries to evict them for making too much noise.
11. The group convinces the landlord to join in on the game of hide-and-seek.
12. The landlord realizes that the group knows how to have fun after all.