When it comes to food, the amount of time a person usually thinks about a fast food meal is the amount of time most attention spans last. This dynamic philosophy is found markedly true within the pretenses of different financial systems managed by monetary means. On most forms of printed money, there is an older figure or person who is seen as the ruler or ruling authority, but once spent, the actual dynamics of their person being of company or relation spans no further than the fast food that is eaten. Once that process has been conducted, there is no real relation beyond the amount of time one spent thinking and eating of their fast food meal. The mind goes no further than acquiring money for the meal, purchasing the meal, eating the meal, and then conducting what naturally follows.
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