No matter where the scene on movies or TV
when people first meet they do a lot to be discreet,
but something interesting unfolds – no matter where they’ll be –
It’s a name and a job title next to them on the screen.
Most common in documentaries, reality, and talk shows,
and anywhere media-based that includes a first impression.
Our appearance is judged hardest, but doesn’t need a description,
So ones name and job title appears, adding to how the world sees them beyond their mirror’s reflection.
Is it an echo of real life meeting and dating, or is the tail wagging the dog when it comes to that first chat?
Do we all really put such importance on the work of others, or does the media prompt us to do just that?
A close neighbor in importance is age, but since jobs are more tied to wealth and ‘status,’ or a lack of;
society suggests that more money means you’re just ‘better’ than others, more deserving of prosperity and expensive backrubs.
So when I’m watching a show or something and I see someone’s job title,
I’m going to either find out that this information is vital,
Or once again find that materialism shines,
a drug humanity always seems to find. – RSM
