The Illusion of Choice

I think like the world over, but in the highly, and thus not just by the highly developed capitalist nations, I think it's much more centralized. You do see that progression of centralization of capital going from the Imperial Perfreet to the Imperial Court. And that's because a lot of people get at least some of the groceries from some, you know, either local market or some guy they know down the street. For example, dasitz, olives or vegetables, for example, meet a lot of the time in a lot of third world countries or Imperial Perfiless countries. They're eating the same cardboard just in different shapes.