Brutally honest Ashton Kutcher!

Recently, Ashton Kutcher called out the propaganda machine around fame and celebrity that makes youth want to be well-known, famous, and rich instead of actually creating something.

“All of that’s kind of crap,” said Kutcher, “working hard and being generous and thoughtful and smart is a path to a better life.”

He also said he has heard many American’s say they want to be famous and would not be caught dead working a typical job and that is beneath them. In response Kutcher said, “I think the only thing that can be below you is to not have a job”

Now thats pretty true in our country too.  Very inspirational indeed.

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