Andrew Wilson

You get to stay at home and you don't have to do anything except raise your kid.

Wow.

And by the way, they're putting their kids on a bus almost every morning to go to a public school.

They don't even have them for eight hours out of the day most of the time.

So, like, how is this the most incredibly difficult job ever or in some way requires them to have that?

They're the ones who are privileged.

You know, there's an old comedian who made this joke, and I agree with any job you can do in your pajamas can't be that hard.

It's a privilege.

In a two-income household, it's a privilege that women get to stay at home.

It's a privilege.

Well, that's not a disadvantage, though, right?

They don't have to have children.

You have to go out for a draft.

Well, I mean, they are.

I mean, they're definitely not.

Your wife is, my wife is.

Yeah, but what's the birth rate?

We're under replacement levels.

When are they going to start having the children part of this?

Men, well, here's... Nor am I. But is there the potential for that through the draft?