Summary
This quote suggests that in the world of business and consumerism, products or services that cater to popular yet often considered 'bad' or low-quality taste tend to generate more financial success and create more wealthy individuals. This can be seen in industries like fast food, reality television, and mass-produced entertainment, where catering to the masses and their less discerning preferences can be more profitable than appealing to a smaller niche with higher standards of quality or taste.