(corn) Chips
Have you ever noticed...
when you're eating a bag of chips (primarily applies to corn chips), when you're near the start of the bag and you drop one on the floor, you put it in the bin, but as the bag's contents deplete the value of the chips rises - completely in opposition to how full you are, or sick of eating chips, so much so, that crumbs become awesome, and broken chip corners which drop become rare preciouses which must be saved.
Amusingly, in retrospect, one could use this as analogy for our usage of oil... but maybe my mind is wandering again.
when you're eating a bag of chips (primarily applies to corn chips), when you're near the start of the bag and you drop one on the floor, you put it in the bin, but as the bag's contents deplete the value of the chips rises - completely in opposition to how full you are, or sick of eating chips, so much so, that crumbs become awesome, and broken chip corners which drop become rare preciouses which must be saved.
Amusingly, in retrospect, one could use this as analogy for our usage of oil... but maybe my mind is wandering again.