The decoupling among the magnitudes of production, consumption, and ownership which we witness on the economic front also spills over to cultural affairs. These programs that normalise patterns of behaviour combine with the aforementioned “decoupling” (another program) to create a state of affairs where everything is presumed to be a show. Though they are too busy actually trying to make ends, pinching every penny at the end of the month to buy a loaf of bread and drinking that disgusting tap water because—fuck it!—water is mighty expensive.