tically increasing mobile phone usage. This is not the first time that a product is pushed upon the great country of Egypt without it having any purpose to serve. The phone just happens to be this eras new trend. An era ago, the craze seemed to be having a washer in the house. Now, many would say that having a washer would be considered one of those necessities, but not for a country with the same culture and overall mentality of Egypt. The washer was not needed in Egypt because the Egyptian mentality holds the woman to being a house wife; it is a perception not well liked by people of more liberated countries, but it really does not matter, a mentality lasting more than 10,000 years cannot be changed overnight because someone else thinks its wrong. The house wife in Egypt did not need a washer, she had survived years and years without one and she was doing just fine, but because of the same conniving advertising tactics seen today, the average family felt it a necessity to purchase something which they have absolutely no need for. The average woman was getting along very smoothly without a washer, but with the excessive advertising about the comfort and luxury that it provides, it became a obligation to get one of those amazing machines that do absolutely nothing but make unwanted noise in the house. Egypt has one problem, which other countries see as good and in some cases is the best thing about Egypt, but in this case, the unity seen in Egypt has become a bit of a problem when conversing about economy. When it comes to war, unity is a beautiful thing to have and to show towards your country; if one Egyptian says this is the right thing to do, then all Egyptians say that it is the right thing to do. Unfortunately, this frame of mind can sometimes back fire because when one Egyptian says this is the thing to buy, then all Egyptians say that this is the thing to buy. Unity is seen every where in Egypt; it is flowing within the veins of...
