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My wife's grandfather, when I first met him, I'd heard about him a lot.

He was this powerful patriarch of the family and the family all sort of swirled around him.

Everybody loves him. He's so funny. There was his party and he was cooking on the grill. He was also the cook of the family.

And I walked open to this and brought me over it

and he looked up and sent a load of her and they get kissed.

And then he sort of like said, oh, and this has come out.

My memory is that he didn't look at me and that he just sort of like cast his

eyes away and that Melissa sort of like tried to give him the benefit of the

doubt and kept saying this come out and then eventually we just walked away.

I knew immediately what it happened.

I was like, yeah, this is why I was nervous about this.

Because telling me a 70-year-old white man that he's white granddaughter's dating

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