What is considered base, or lowly, by you may be seen as highly desired by someone else.
The inverse is also true; what you value could be that which is dismissed by many others.
"One man's trash...", the Biblical "The stone which the builders rejected..." or stories of the Prodigal Son - our culture is filled with tales of an an eternal Rochambeau-like hierarchy.
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It's all tied into what the prevailing value system is. That's why the guy who cleans up mall parking lots can be a millionaire but not get as much as respect as the call center manager for Sprint!
you can talk your relativity and I see your point, but some stuff really is trash.
@ FreeMan - Kinda' like your "Saved By The Bell Theory".
@ brohammas - but some stuff is meant to be trash and taken as such.
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