Personality Conflict

I am writing this while surfing youtube, so it's not gonna be very deep.

I was in a fast food joint ordering a kebab, trying to decide what I wanted. Part of me wanted a kebab, the other part wanted a good old fashioned greasy burger. After having made my choice, I had to decided what drink I wanted. Should I get a coke? Orangia? A little voice in the back of my mind wanted to try something different, but it was quickly quelled. As I am sitting down waiting for my friends to order, I get to thinking about multiple personality disorder. I then ask myself if I'm crazy (as I so often do.)

My next thoughts are that it would be very hilarious if one person had different personalities, but had the same personality, except for a few differences, like one is named Joe and the other Bob. Except for this, they would be exactly the same. Maybe I will give them a few more differences to distinguish them, for example one likes M&M's, while the other likes Kit Kats, and that they fight and struggle to get their favorite candy.

I then applied this logic to myself, and realised I was crazy! Did I not just have an internal conflict to decide for the food and drink I wanted? What if my two personalities were fighting over what to get? Does one personality win more that the other? Did personality A win the kebab and Coke, or just the kebab? Which one likes the burger? The Orangina?

What if we were made up of a few different personalities which were basically the same except for a few differences, and all of our decision making was actually personalities battling it out to win?

It would be pretty epic, and would mean not everyone is as crazy as they seem ;)

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