Welcome back to talking it out with Baster Nation. Everyone today, we have part two of our amazing

conversation. So we're going to skip out on hot takes today and just get right to the interview.

You ready, Mike? Let's do it. You just mentioned, you know, not wanting to gossip in or talk about

someone else. Can we talk about you for a second? Because there's a lot of things that took place

regarding you specifically. Yeah. And on your second one-on-one date with Clayton, we found out

that you were adopted. And so I just want to know, how have you met your biological parents,

you know, they gave you a production at 20 when they were 20 years old. And if you have, how was that

and you haven't? You know, talk about that. Yeah, so yeah, like you said, they were 20 years old.

They were just too young to, you know, be in a place to raise a child. So I was adopted when I was born.

And it was a closed adoption. I haven't met my biological family. Again, you know,

they're still young. They're still probably figuring out life. And they, you know, I think have

young children of their own. So as of now, you know, I'm not in a place where I think it's

appropriate to meet them and reach out to them. But, you know, I'm also not sure if that's something

that I will ever do, to be honest with you. I think growing up, it was more of a curiosity thing of

just, you know, where do I come from? Who do I look like? Things like that. And I actually was able to,

you know, have photos of them. So I do know, you know, what they look like and who I take after

and things like that. And I think that that cured a lot of my curiosity. But as far as meeting them,

I have not ever had contact with them. And like I said, I don't know if that's something I'll ever

do. It's definitely not on my my radar in the near future. But who's to say maybe one day?

And when did you like officially find out that you were adopted and how difficult was that for

you at the moment and moving forward from there? Yeah. So I found out I was adopted in about the

first or second grade. Again, you know, I'm from a really small town in South Carolina. And

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