[ WP ] you are an employee in a happiness factory .

Every day I come to work and wonder just who's in charge. We changed CEOs more times then I have changed the oil in my truck but we still ca n't get it right. Maybe, just maybe this new guy will have the answer but I doubt it. They spend millions, no, billions and the process have been refined over and over for decades. We had and still have the best minds working on it and yet the result is still the same... happiness only comes in small doses. 
 
 Why cant we find the same success as Greed, that factory has been running full tilt for years churning out enough for millions of people every year. They have a running surplus they sell at a discount overseas but they still keep stockpiling more and more. Greed, rage, jealousy, all doing just great this year. I hear there was so much greed purchased by the banking industry last year that the factory was able to start a promotion by giving it away to anyone with a decent car and a job. 
 
 But happiness, where are we going wrong with this? Now matter how much we change the formula, add love, affection, friendship, it does n't matter, no one is happy for any great length of time. The affect wears off with the first overdue bill or flat tire. Oh I've heard of a few people who created artificial happiness that lasted for years but research proved they were just abusing substances to only fool the brain into thinking it was happy. In the end those artificial substances caused so much damage, when the person finally came down, they were never happy again. 
 
 So maybe we should just stop trying so hard. I mean, a little happiness can go a long way especially if you get several doses throughout the day. Lunch with a friend, a good meal, a joke that really makes you laugh, all these things can add so much to life if we see them for what they truly are, moments of happiness. We need to stop trying to make happiness last forever. Even if we could, I do n't think the human mind would even be able to handle it. 
 
 In the end I believe our company's main goal should not be to maximize profit on our product but instead to maximize access to it. We need to just keep making small doses of happiness but make sure they are available to as many people as possible as often as possible.
