Televisions are flooded with celebrities in all forms and fashions. Reality shows make up a large part of TV programming. Children think if they acquire the type of clothing or cars they see on TV they will be content. However, the fact that this lifestyle is unrealistic is not translated. Moral programming is lost in the shadow of materialism. Society believes they will be elite through acquiring goods and that greed is good (Hedges). Children are left believing that this lifestyle by purchasing popularity. However, this thought process can have negative effects. Psychological issues, poor moods, and relationships filled with unhappiness are greater amongst those whose goals are founded in acquisitions