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My biracial sister called my white parents racist, so I may have to kick her out of the family. I want to know what the parents said. I want to get to the bottom of that. This is a situation to delve into. Kicking out of the family. I'm not sure. I don't know. I don't think that. I don't know if that makes sense. Yeah? I don't get it. I don't get it.

Well, Sam, there's only one way to find out.

All right. of the family. I'm not sure. I don't know. I don't think that, I don't know if that makes sense.

Yeah? I don't get it. I don't get it. Well, Sam, there's only one way to find out.

All right. Please indulge me, Johnny. I will. So my adopted sister resents my infertile parents because she decided she hates the concept of adoption. Wow. What an opener. What an opener. So I disinvited her from my wedding and tried to reconcile, but it got even worse. Wait, so are they both adopted? We'll have to find out. Wait, because the parents are infertile, right? They were infertile. So, okay. It's to be revealed. Don't skip ahead, young Samuel.

So I am the youngest of two children.

My parents always wanted a big family, but they had a string of miscarriages.

So they turned to adoption.

They had a baby girl through a closed adoption.

Seven months later, they adopted my sister.

Then seven months after they adopted my sister, they conceived me.

Ooh. After that, you know, finally it happened for them. I wonder if, uh, O.P. sister feels like,

like second fiddle, you know? That is a, uh, astute assumption to make, I think. Potentially, potentially.'ll see. We'll see. We'll see. My parents said that I was their miracle baby. For context, my parents and I are white. My sister is Hispanic and black. Growing up, my sister and I were best friends. We did everything together and people said we acted like twins. We stayed best friends

into adulthood until she found her biological family. So she ends up getting reconnected

with her original biological family in adulthood. I like, who is her biological family?

Let's meet him. Let's meet them. Meet the parents. At first, I was happy for her. My sister always said that she felt like something was missing and finding her family seemed to be the missing piece. I could understand that. That makes sense. A hundred percent, you know, like. If I was adopted, I want to know who my real, you know, like my actual biological family was. Especially if there wasn't any like bad blood or like negative. Like if it was purely like,

it's just not something they could reasonably handle at the time and they had someone that could

give them a much better life. It's like that's there's no like it will there. I would want to

to know for sure. But then she started to treat my parents differently.

She would constantly berate them for choosing to adopt because she said adoption, especially

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