Oklahoma's Abundance of Over-Sold Mediocrity reminds Me that 'Celebrities Are People Too!'

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I suffer from dumptruck-loads of jealousy---I have recovered from near-death & debilitating injury, and have nothing to show for it except a meager insurance-annuity, an status that (although it means I don't have all the "rights" most people are granted) means I don't pay income-taxes, and a lot of friends who have also suffered like me (some of whom still suffer). But who is most-'celebrated' by popular media? Not 'we hard working survivors,' but (The Lost Ogle's agrees) https://www.thelostogle.com/2018/05/15/lets-talk-about-oklahomas-mediocre-men-problem/ painfully-painfully mediocre men! (maybe some mediocre women too, but we Oklahoma-men are too 'gentlemanly' to propose such women's existence!) If they celebrated 'me' more, my income would probably be too high for me to qualify for the tax-free status, I might not qualify for the meager insurance-annuity I make, and--though I say I'd share the spotlight with my fellow survivor-friends--I'd probably be "too involved with my rich celebrity life" to take time to include them That is: 'being celebrated' probably "corrupts" celebrities (making them think they deserve 'public grace' ... e.g. thinking they're allowed to take advantage of human biology to satisfy their unsavory desires)