Ask AI: Write me a story about James Griswold and Kevin Griswold from the movie vacation switch bodies.

Title: The Unanticipated Vacation Once upon a time in Chicago lived the Griswold family, known for their farcical and disastrous family vacations. The key figures were the dedicated, optimistic patriarch, Clark Griswold, his calm, pragmatic wife, Ellen Griswold, and their two kids: James Griswold, the pessimistic, teenager and Kevin Griswold, the younger, mischievous and sometimes bullying sibling. However, the oddest adventure was yet to come. One fine day, in an attempt to bond and revive the old family tradition of vacationing, Clark decided to take the family on a trip to the Walley World theme park. Before leaving, Clark, who had a peculiar interest in the unexplainable, bought a mysterious souvenir, a small antique medallion from a jumble sale. This medallion, unbeknownst to them all, had magical powers. The brothers, always at odds, had another heated argument over who's getting the larger room at their hotel. Clark, trying to bridge this gap, called both James and Kevin to look at the medallion. The brothers, now holding the talisman in their hands, wished to themselves, "I wish I could be him, then he'd know how tough I have it". At that moment, a sudden electrical energy rushed between them, and *FLASH*, the two brothers found themselves inhabiting each other’s bodies. Startled, James, in Kevin's body, attempted to convince his family about the switch. Initially, nobody believed him. However, when he displayed his advanced vocabulary and detailed insights into teenage angst, the family was convinced something strange had occurred. In the meantime, Kevin, in James's body, reveled in his newfound freedom of being the 'older one'. He began to attempt all the activities previously off-limits to him due to his age. However, he soon realized the heavy weight of responsibilities and expectations that came with being the elder sibling. Each faced challenges adapting to each other's roles. James was taken aback by the bullying that Kevin faced regularly and developed empathy for his younger sibling, realizing that Kevin's aggressiveness was a coping mechanism. And Kevin began to understand the kind of pressure James was under to be the ideal role model. The family tried to reverse the switch by recreating the conditions of the initial body swap. They held the medallion again and wished to be back in their bodies, but no such luck. After much try and chaos, finally, during a visit to the Grand Canyon, the brothers came clean about their secret wishes, realizing they each held unreal expectations of the other. They acknowledged the aspects of each other's lives they found challenging, and both declared a newfound respect for each other's struggles. Suddenly, a lightning storm thundered, and the two brothers instinctively grabbed the medallion and wished to be back in their own bodies. There was a flash of light and the switch was reversed. The tumultuous and chaotic journey, though mayhem at the time, was a blessing that allowed the brothers to understand and appreciate each other. There were no grand winners in this unprecedented family vacation but a greater appreciation for the ups and downs of life. The Griswold family, forever marked by their experiences, nevertheless continued the tradition of their unique and unforgettable family vacations, learning and growing together. And so, the Griswold family had yet another unforgettable family vacation, serving as a reminder that walking a mile in someone else's shoes can be far more insightful than years of assumptions and quarrels.