I get a secret thrill from eating mints out of the 'not to share' side of the container. Instead of looking at what this says about my personality, let's take a look at what this says about our society as a whole. The fact that there are two spots from which to take a mint demonstrates our need for choices and the inability to just stick with the basics. Logically, a person only needs one spot from which to take a mint. Two spots create confusion and panic attacks when one considers that he or she may not be choosing a mint from the correct opening. Secondly, the fact that one spot is labeled 'to share' and the other 'not to share' represents the failing morals of our society. It creates inequality and narcissism. To decide whether one shares with another only serves to give power to that individual to rule over others in turn creating a monstrous ego unable to be contained in a teeny tiny mint tin. As you can see, the thrill I get from not sharing mints says nothing about myself and everything mints.