All right, guys, you know what happens now. We have arrived at the portion of the show where I get to answer your questions from back at home.

And also, we have one question here in studio. I do not see any of the questions in advance, which makes this part so fun.

So let's see what we have in the bag today. Question one.

Jaden Smith, Kate Hudson, Dylan Penn, and so many more actors got a leg up in Hollywood thanks to their famous parents.

Yet Ben Stiller, who also has famous parents, denies the nepotism exists.

Does any of this matter?

How much does it matter?

I would say that I don't necessarily find it problematic to get a leg up from your parents at all.

I think that what we've done so much in this society right now is make it seem like there's something wrong with the word opportunity. In fact, it's always used in a negative fashion. You say, you're opportunistic. I've heard it before. You are opportunistic. And I look at people and I say, yeah, I like opportunities. Does that seem strange to you, but I like opportunities?

We shouldn't have this negative feeling about people that said, okay, I got a chance because of the

stuff for my parents.

Like, is it totally fair?

No, to other actors that are harder working and perhaps better.

No, it's not entirely fair.

But this is the reason why you want to make sure you do the most in your life to provide opportunities for other kids. I always say in this society, people always talk about white privilege, white privilege doesn't exist. Economic privilege does actually exist, though. When you do well and you're able to pass it onto your kids so they don't have to work it hard, work as hard in their lives.

You know, that's part of the blessing.

It's one of those things that I think is great. So I don't find it problematic that they had entry points into something that a lot of them are actually very good at. For example, Ben Stiller, his father was an actor, but Ben Stiller was actually a better actor. We had John Boyt on this show. John Boyt is an incredible actor, but Angelina Jolie is also an

incredible actress, and she didn't even use his last name, so I also wouldn't necessarily

denigrate their work because of who their parents are. That's also a bit unfair.

Next question.

Active duty woman in the army and prior Navy sailor here. What do you think about a draft for women? I will answer this very simply for you. I think all feminists should be drafted. I think, in fact, first in line, anybody who is denying that there are

biological differences between men and women should be first in line. That is my answer.

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