"They get tax breaks, even though they make mad cake....It's the fat cats' brat ways." Trickle-Down Economics has contributed to the most uneven distribution of wealth that America has known for ages. Many citizens have taken to the streets in the protests collectively known as 'Occupy Wall Street', while more citizens have kept their heads buried behind their work at unfairly-paying jobs. The inevitability of the efforts of the top 1-2% of this nation's wealth will be: depletion of the middle class, eradication of workers' rights, and a society of virtual slaves who live to work. In 'Trickle Down', Sintex doesn't attack the policy makers of the government. He confronts the root of the problem: The top 1% who are truly in power. Mounting his criticism from inside of the system, he gives a first-person account on the deteriorating state of affairs in our profit-driven society. Over a 2 Hungry Bros upbeat banger, this joint might make you get up and occupy your Chief Executive's office.