I take you want hoop-jumping, E.
Some people get paid for humour. Some people get paid for being on TV. People who don't get paid for being on TV are often rich anyway. People who aren't rich and aren't paid for being on TV become famous. Famous people can become rich off their fame. Therefore, B is a subset of A and C, and therefore an option which supports the aforesaid reasons.
Some people get paid for humour. Some people get paid for being on TV. People who don't get paid for being on TV are often rich anyway. People who aren't rich and aren't paid for being on TV become famous. Famous people can become rich off their fame. Therefore, B is a subset of A and C, and therefore an option which supports the aforesaid reasons.