The virtue.

So these ancestry kits man creating a whole bunch of tension in some families right?

The intention is good, oh it's so exciting.

Maybe I'll find family I'd never known about, but a lot of these stories go sideways quickly.

Chris didn't want anything to do with him, he was telling us yesterday.

No, and I had said for the longest time is because I didn't want to just give up my DNA and

not know, you know, these companies are going to have it.

And again, as I am going to reiterate from yesterday, and I'm going to say the exact same

way I said it yesterday, I ain't no scientist.

I don't know what they can do with this stuff.

So I'm just not going to give it up really nilly.

You want me to spit in a little tube?

Sorry, I'm going to pass.

But then if I was being honest, I had a second friend come forward and tell me that she

has found a long lost half sibling, the second friend that this has happened to recently.

And if I'm being honest, and I did one of these, I think because my dad had some wild

days back in the day, I mean, it was the 60s and the 70s.

I could have a half sibling out there and I don't want to know about all that mess.

I want no part of that.

I want zero part of that.

So we get this email and her husband is using one of these DNA kits to research her family

and she's really afraid of what they'll find out.

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