Speaker 1: And now more of the Wadi show.
Speaker 2: All right, welcome back everybody.
Speaker 3: Hey, all right, so what did you discover through twenty
Speaker 3: three and me or ancestry dot Com. Yeah, there's all
Speaker 3: kinds of stories coming in on the text.
Speaker 2: Give me one off the text here, Gina.
Speaker 4: We found out this from the seventy to three. We
Speaker 4: found out my dead brother had a son. No one
Speaker 4: knew about it, and now he's in his twenties and
Speaker 4: I have a new nephew.
Speaker 2: Wow, god crazy.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think my uncle found out that he had a
Speaker 3: daughter well into his like fifties, like late fifties, early sixties.
Speaker 3: I forget how old he was when he found out
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 6: Was it one of those cases where he didn't know
Speaker 6: the woman was pregnant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, had no idea, And then later found out about
Speaker 3: this daughter and it turns out the daughter had kids,
Speaker 3: So he was a grandfather. He went from having no
Speaker 3: kids and nothing to all of a sudden, he has
Speaker 3: got a daughter. Right, and dude, this loser, he he
Speaker 3: launched so hardcore into the whole grandfather thing.
Speaker 6: Oh I bet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was all the loser.
Speaker 3: It's my uncle Dennis. He's a douche hear that? Guy,
Speaker 3: it's a douchebag.
Speaker 5: It's weird to me that the women keep it secret.
Speaker 5: I'm like, nah, like, uh, where's yeah, yeah, where's my
Speaker 5: monthly payment or size?
Speaker 3: So what what did you discover? Let's say hi to James, Yo, James,
Speaker 3: it's good yo.
Speaker 7: Whatever what do you show?
Speaker 2: So what did you what did you learn? What did
Speaker 2: you discover?
Speaker 8: So me and my older sisters took a twenty three
Speaker 8: and me, uh and found out that the three of
Speaker 8: us all had different dads.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's got to be a lil Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm glad we found out.
Speaker 8: We did it because my mom had cancer, so we
Speaker 8: wanted to see what kind of genetic makeup and uh,
Speaker 8: good thing we found out because she passed like three
Speaker 8: months later after she told us.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 3: And then so like, so what happened that? How did
Speaker 3: you confront uh you know, the people involved? I mean
Speaker 3: how like did you bring it up or did just
Speaker 3: kind of you had the information did nothing with it.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So we were all on a FaceTime call with me
Speaker 8: and my sisters and my mom, and I pulled up
Speaker 8: the results kind of showing it and uh, I was like, wait,
Speaker 8: it says I'm half Mexican, not Salvadorian, and my mom
Speaker 8: like kind of.
Speaker 7: Panicked and dropped off the call, and we all talked
Speaker 7: to him.
Speaker 8: We all pulled it up, and two days later she
Speaker 8: kind of satisfolled down and was like, I was afraid
Speaker 8: to bring this up. I didn't know this would ever
Speaker 8: come up thirty years ago. I didn't know you guys
Speaker 8: would have DNA testing in your hands. Yeah, and uh yeah,
Speaker 8: so I don't know my biological father and I haven't
Speaker 8: told my other father.
Speaker 7: Same thing with my sisters.
Speaker 8: We just thought that now she's passed, there's no point
Speaker 8: in bringing it up.
Speaker 3: Well no, but I'm thinking, like, you know, did you
Speaker 3: say anything with the guy who raised you, who he
Speaker 3: thought was your dad and who he thought you were
Speaker 3: his son?
Speaker 2: That's crazy, Yeah, that's yeah for the dad. Yeah, well I.
Speaker 7: Knew you would say that. Greg. I'm sorry, but you
Speaker 7: know it is.
Speaker 8: I think now I'm thirty three and you know, kind
Speaker 8: of have my own life away from him, and I
Speaker 8: just think at this point in time, you know, it's
Speaker 8: not something to bring up because I'm.
Speaker 7: Not using him for anything. I'm not getting any money
Speaker 7: from him.
Speaker 3: No, No, I understand, And what's the point. What's the
Speaker 3: point of bumming him out too exact?
Speaker 7: Aig?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, all right, Hey James, Man, I appreciate the call.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I guys have a going number one out here.
Speaker 3: Ye, hey man, thank you. Did you find out like
Speaker 3: your mom is hoeing around? Yeah?
Speaker 2: That's tough, you know. But here's the thing.
Speaker 3: It's one thing like, oh, your dad took off and
Speaker 3: you never knew anything about your dad and just there
Speaker 3: was no male figure in your life.
Speaker 2: This poor other dude who thought he was Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think it's the right thing though, that he's not
Speaker 9: telling him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I really think the right decision.
Speaker 6: But it's the right thing.
Speaker 2: No, I agree with that.
Speaker 6: I would think about that and stop.
Speaker 5: All separate dads.
Speaker 3: That's pretty crazy, right, that's a mean mom's out there
Speaker 3: putting it, you know, put it down.
Speaker 6: He's living her life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a brook, Hi, Hi, all right, So what'd you learn?
Speaker 10: So my mom did twenty three years ago and found
Speaker 10: out she had a long lost of brother on her
Speaker 10: dad's side. Her dad had passed away already, so she
Speaker 10: confronted her mom about it, and my grandma just was like,
Speaker 10: oh yeah he did.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 10: It was mary shocking to all of us that she
Speaker 10: has this long lost brother nobody knew about.
Speaker 3: You gotta wonder, like, how do these guys pull this
Speaker 3: off who have secret families? Well, think back in the
Speaker 3: day it was way easier wall Yeah, but even like
Speaker 3: how but how do you manage that even back in
Speaker 3: the day before, just from a I don't know an
Speaker 3: operational standpoint.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when I said I found out my dad had
Speaker 4: a second family in the Czech Republic, Like, how are
Speaker 4: you doing? You got once a year by yourself for work.
Speaker 3: That's what I said that, Like, yeah, it's one thing
Speaker 3: if you have you you.
Speaker 2: Know, the different country thing.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: You skipped town, You got some chick pregnant, you were
Speaker 3: with them whatever, skipped town and you've never seen or
Speaker 3: heard from again. But the people who are who are
Speaker 3: you know? Got got plate spinning and both places?
Speaker 6: Like how does the secret family know about the quote
Speaker 6: normal family?
Speaker 5: I think, Well, the people that I know that have
Speaker 5: like their other family in Mexico that their American family
Speaker 5: does and know about. I think the family in Mexico
Speaker 5: knows that.
Speaker 11: But I almost think it's easier for them to be
Speaker 11: out of the country. I know someone who did DNA
Speaker 11: testing after their parents had already passed away, found out
Speaker 11: that she had a half sister who lived down the
Speaker 11: street from her her whole Yeah.
Speaker 2: So Brooke like like, how did your grandma find out?
Speaker 10: Well, I think my grandpa and this other woman put
Speaker 10: they put their son up in for adoption, and I
Speaker 10: guess it just was a conversation that they had together
Speaker 10: and they just never told my sister or her five
Speaker 10: other siblings. Yeah, so my mom actually reached out to
Speaker 10: this new brother and they met up. They I guess
Speaker 10: hung out one time and that was it and they
Speaker 10: just kind of keep in touch here and there.
Speaker 3: Huh crazy.
Speaker 6: Did I ever tell you?
Speaker 7: Hi?
Speaker 2: Thank you Brook?
Speaker 7: Thanks Brook?
Speaker 9: I think I told you the story Woody about how
Speaker 9: my best friend had three, not one, three extra families
Speaker 9: that his dad had in Nicaragua show up at his
Speaker 9: dad's funeral. His current wife was there and the American
Speaker 9: family was there. It was the most awkward thing ever, man,
Speaker 9: and the mom was all pissed, wouldn't let him, you know,
Speaker 9: see the dad. And do you know, it was a
Speaker 9: whole thing, three different no fighting, no fighting, but it
Speaker 9: was a mess.
Speaker 2: No fighting fight. Let's say hi to Amanda, what's up?
Speaker 2: Amanda Morning Show.
Speaker 3: Hey, hey, all right, so through twenty three meter or
Speaker 3: ancestry dot Com, Like, what kind of surprise did you get?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 12: I never knew my biological father, who left when I
Speaker 12: was like two months old. So I eventually did a
Speaker 12: twenty three meters just to find you know, where he's from,
Speaker 12: that kind of thing background, what is he? And I
Speaker 12: found that I had a half sister that I had
Speaker 12: no idea about. And funny enough, her name also starts
Speaker 12: with an A. Her birthday is four days before mine,
Speaker 12: but she's two years older than I am.
Speaker 3: Four days before he was really putting Johnny Applesey is
Speaker 3: years older.
Speaker 12: Than I am. But so like the timing is kind
Speaker 12: of funny.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, so not the same year. I thought this
Speaker 3: dude had, like, you know, one daughter going over here,
Speaker 3: the other kid over here.
Speaker 2: Within like a few days of each a couple of years. Okay,
Speaker 2: got that one.
Speaker 12: But come to find out he wasn't. Never he never
Speaker 12: divorced her mother before he ever married my mother. So yeah, interesting.
Speaker 3: Question for all you guys who have done this stuff.
Speaker 3: So you find out, Okay, so you finally you have
Speaker 3: this this half sister, how do you contact them because people.
Speaker 12: Like they contacted me on Facebook.
Speaker 2: It's always.
Speaker 4: It's always DM yeah.
Speaker 5: Sometimes on the side, Hey do you know this person?
Speaker 12: And it was like, no, I've never met him, but
Speaker 12: I know of him.
Speaker 2: Yes, are you available for a chat?
Speaker 12: And the funny thing how you guys say about how
Speaker 12: it tells you like this person's your second cousin or
Speaker 12: whatever on it it said that we were cousins, that
Speaker 12: we weren't sisters, but we were cousins, which is the case.
Speaker 13: That's weird.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, Amanda, thank you for the call. Appreciate
Speaker 2: you listening. I saw a great time.
Speaker 12: Number one.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, thank you, Amanda, thank you. Some other text
Speaker 2: air Gina.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this one's crazy because it happened in high school.
Speaker 4: This poor thing is in high school. We were learning
Speaker 4: about genetics and the teacher started talking about eye color
Speaker 4: and this girl said she was the only one in
Speaker 4: her family with her color eyes. So the teacher was like,
Speaker 4: you're adopted, and then she they didn't see her for
Speaker 4: a week. She didn't show up at school and she
Speaker 4: was in fact adopted. The teacher being like, you can't
Speaker 4: have those crazy. And there's an the other one from
Speaker 4: the seven one to four, says twenty three and me.
Speaker 4: We found out we have a half sister in California.
Speaker 4: We found out seven years ago. She's now sixty two
Speaker 4: and retired, but we spent the weekend with her and
Speaker 4: her family. So stoked my dad kept her a secret
Speaker 4: for fifty five years. That tight lip, dirty old goat
Speaker 4: fifty five years.
Speaker 2: I saw one in here.
Speaker 3: It's a see nine one three found out through ancestry
Speaker 3: research that my grandmother lied to us about her father
Speaker 3: having passed away when she was a baby. In actuality,
Speaker 3: her parents got divorced. Her dad moved to another city
Speaker 3: and lived into his seventies. My grandma was too embarrassed
Speaker 3: to say her parents divorced.
Speaker 7: Shake.
Speaker 5: I get that.
Speaker 3: Back in the thirties, it was such a different time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so you made up this whole story. Now my dad
Speaker 3: died as a baby.
Speaker 2: No, I get it.
Speaker 4: My grandmother's parents were divorced, and it was like the
Speaker 4: biggest shame and scandal you could think of. Yeah, so
Speaker 4: you'd rather tell them that.
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Speaker 4: The was this legit fitness model that I worked with
Speaker 4: and he was super hot, and so I thought like
Speaker 4: it would be the ultimate power move to bang him,
Speaker 4: and I did. And then instead of him telling everyone,
Speaker 4: I told everyone because I thought that would make me
Speaker 4: look cool, and it caused a ton of problems and
Speaker 4: then he got fired.
Speaker 3: So I think that the we're all getting thrown off
Speaker 3: the scent by Sammy. What this trip all that she
Speaker 3: went on was all about. I think she's scoping out
Speaker 3: wedding venues. Oh, because she came back and she was saying, like,
Speaker 3: you know, she's realizing that brides field way too much
Speaker 3: pressure to have the perfect wedding.
Speaker 2: Like we didn't ask.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, she went back to Massachusetts, which is
Speaker 3: where she's from originally, so yeah, chicks want to get
Speaker 3: married and stuff like that. And so it was this
Speaker 3: whole thing about like, no, I'm meeting up with old friends, yeah,
Speaker 3: to tell them all the chicks they're going to be bridesmaids.
Speaker 11: Well, there was a wedding marriage too, so letting talking
Speaker 11: and well what happened was it was in The wedding
Speaker 11: was in Cape Cod and it was raining. It rained
Speaker 11: the whole time we were there. And the wedding was
Speaker 11: at this house that was an outdoor venue and chairs
Speaker 11: and everything, and the bride her sister had got married
Speaker 11: at this house in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 13: It was one that they grew up going to in
Speaker 13: the summer.
Speaker 11: And so she had a very specific vision in her
Speaker 11: mind of what this wedding was going to be. They
Speaker 11: had to put a tent out over the reception area,
Speaker 11: and she refused to have the ceremony under the tent.
Speaker 11: It needed to be where she had decided it was
Speaker 11: going to be. But it's pouring rain out, so they
Speaker 11: had to hand out clear umbrellas to everyone. They didn't
Speaker 11: have enough. People are sharing umbrella. She's walking down in
Speaker 11: the mud in the pouring rain. Her like vision of
Speaker 11: what she had been planning and what I think she thought.
Speaker 13: She wanted it to be.
Speaker 3: What's what's I mean, what's the difference between being under
Speaker 3: a tent and being under umbrellas?
Speaker 13: No? Well, because of allocation in the in the backyard.
Speaker 6: Was in a different spot the guy, and.
Speaker 13: Then no one could see anything because everyone had umbrellas
Speaker 13: in front of her.
Speaker 14: Right, wait, she didn't have it the week Closset Resort
Speaker 14: and Golf Club. Yeah, how gross?
Speaker 6: Yes, I mean you should have told her like, Okay,
Speaker 6: this is what you're in a vision, but you have
Speaker 6: to be flexed.
Speaker 4: A lot of She had one friend that was like, girl,
Speaker 4: we need to get serious.
Speaker 11: Through but it did get to the point where it
Speaker 11: was like, nobody make any suggestions because she wasn't having
Speaker 11: any suggestion. It was like, no, this is what we're
Speaker 11: gonna do. We're gonna try and wait out the rain.
Speaker 11: So now it's a two hour delay for the wedding.
Speaker 11: At least it was an early wedding. It was supposed
Speaker 11: to start at three. But then it's like trying to
Speaker 11: wait out the.
Speaker 4: Rain and like people are hungry and getting annoyed.
Speaker 3: Right all the guests. Yeah, like it's just an immediate
Speaker 3: family thing.
Speaker 11: She had a vision, man, and you can't. And I
Speaker 11: don't think it's her specific. I know it sounds like,
Speaker 11: oh my gosh, but I do really think that brides
Speaker 11: just get this vision if everything needs to be perfect
Speaker 11: and then it needs to be this way and they're
Speaker 11: trying to.
Speaker 6: I mean, if they're high maintenance bitches.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The one thing I will the one thing I will
Speaker 4: give it is if you're a bride and you're planning
Speaker 4: all this stuff and you have a thousand jillion decisions
Speaker 4: to make that are so minute and so detailed. You
Speaker 4: are being asked a lot of things, so you're expecting
Speaker 4: those things to happen. I understand that, but that's the thing.
Speaker 4: It's like, if you're having an outdoor wedding, sorry, bitch,
Speaker 4: you gotta.
Speaker 13: Be ready to pivot.
Speaker 6: Sure.
Speaker 11: I mean the tent for the reception itself was the backup, right.
Speaker 2: Taking all our notes, your umbrellas, beach club, outdoor thing.
Speaker 2: Is it going to be like indoors?
Speaker 4: Is it gonna be like a Disneyland the one that
Speaker 4: you're planning?
Speaker 5: Did you did you have this trip just to be
Speaker 5: at this wedding or just this wedding happened to be
Speaker 5: happening when you went on the trip.
Speaker 11: No, I went on the trip for the wedding and
Speaker 11: then but it was a midweek wedding too, so then
Speaker 11: it was extended.
Speaker 3: And this girl, as if the Friday weddings weren't baden
Speaker 3: this girl, everybody has to it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so that's what I found out.
Speaker 11: So when we were checking into our hotel, the lady
Speaker 11: checking us in asked us what we were there for.
Speaker 13: We said, a wedding. She was like oh, I knew
Speaker 13: it was going to be a wedding. She was like,
Speaker 13: Thursday weddings.
Speaker 11: Are the new thing because everything is booked out solid
Speaker 11: on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday getting married on Monday. They've
Speaker 11: now opened up Thursdays as well because vendors everything, you know, photographers, whatever.
Speaker 11: If everyone's booked and it's who you want, they've opened
Speaker 11: up Thursdays.
Speaker 14: Left early because you were like in the bridal party.
Speaker 14: But no, she's just a selfish, cheap person, this bride.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and put it on everybody else to have like
Speaker 2: call for work. Yeah, your friends during it was even
Speaker 2: during a holiday week either, Yeah, your friend sounds kind
Speaker 2: of miserable.
Speaker 6: Should be x from.
Speaker 4: Let me guess she's the one that like they throw
Speaker 4: the rice and she goes right into the car.
Speaker 13: On her honeymoon.
Speaker 11: No, it was at a It was at a house,
Speaker 11: so everyone a lot of people are staying.
Speaker 13: At that house.
Speaker 4: Sammy, when is she going on her honeymoon? It's like now,
Speaker 4: isn't it. That's like for somebody who was such a
Speaker 4: traditional thing, like nobody does that anymore. It's like, oh,
Speaker 4: and maybe we'll have a honeymoon next year or a honeymoon
Speaker 4: in six months.
Speaker 6: People. I left the next day.
Speaker 13: No, really.
Speaker 2: Really so old school.
Speaker 6: We were the old school is like you said, you
Speaker 6: leave the ceremony, get in the car.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, no, they had everyone was at the house.
Speaker 11: They partied that once it was over, she was super chill.
Speaker 13: You're waiting for the moment to relax.
Speaker 2: I got married.
Speaker 3: Next day was like a breakfast with all our out
Speaker 3: of town family who was there and just hung out
Speaker 3: for the day.
Speaker 2: And then it was the day after that that we
Speaker 2: left for the honeymoon.
Speaker 4: That's so like, very traditional.
Speaker 3: That is I think more like what Greg says, like
Speaker 3: you have the car with all the cans, so.
Speaker 4: Little campy like that's a little bit like. But leaving
Speaker 4: within like the week of the wedding, Yes, wow.
Speaker 3: Because I took time off to get married, right, and
Speaker 3: we got married next week in a city where yeah
Speaker 3: I didn't live. Yeah, So we did that and then
Speaker 3: went the thing and it was done.
Speaker 6: Yeah that breakfast you had the next day, I was
Speaker 6: so hungover. I think that might be the last time
Speaker 6: I was hungover.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Probably.
Speaker 2: Well, you know Greg's sin open bar. Yeah, did you
Speaker 2: see holding himself up.
Speaker 5: That timar what he posted on his Instagram just the
Speaker 5: other day. It was a uh it was a car,
Speaker 5: I said, just married, and it was on the back
Speaker 5: of a flatbed like tow truck and it said starting
Speaker 5: off trumk yeah, car broke down that.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, we did a cameo on the cheap oh
Speaker 3: while you were gone and you missed out on one.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, yeah, I'm glad you're here.
Speaker 3: And it's a bonus cameo. And this has to do
Speaker 3: with the wedding gift. It's an early wedding both things.
Speaker 14: It's early wedding gift and maybe something that will help
Speaker 14: you make sure your wedding actually happens. I'm not even
Speaker 14: going to tell you the category, but I think especially
Speaker 14: Woody and especially Greg will recognize this voice.
Speaker 1: Okay, hellong doing thanks so I hope they're doing well.
Speaker 4: Yes, oh my god, six hundred pound life Sammy, Like
Speaker 4: you don't know.
Speaker 2: You have the show of my six hundred pound Life.
Speaker 13: I've heard of it.
Speaker 3: That's the doctor who does all the surgeries for the
Speaker 3: big fat people.
Speaker 14: And because he's like a little old, elderly.
Speaker 2: Shape dude, can we all like not talk at the
Speaker 2: same time? How about one at a time? Thanks.
Speaker 6: Truth to be told, he's not exactly thin. He's kind
Speaker 6: of a hypocrite.
Speaker 14: He's not six hundred pounds.
Speaker 2: No, he's not six hundred pounds.
Speaker 6: He's not six hundred pounds.
Speaker 2: That going for Yeah, all right, doctor now?
Speaker 1: Hell no, Hey you all doing Thanks Tommy. I hope
Speaker 1: they're doing well and staying safe.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 1: Your friend Sea Bass is telling me that you have
Speaker 1: gained a lot of weight, and you're working with a
Speaker 1: lot of Opie's people and you adopt it their lifestyle.
Speaker 1: And even your new boyfriend, if he tried to take
Speaker 1: your Macon cheese away, you yell at him. Sammy, it
Speaker 1: looks like you're not an impact that is going to
Speaker 1: be healthy for you. So I suggest that you follow
Speaker 1: a healthy eating habit and cut back on your eating,
Speaker 1: eat only two or three times a day, take some vitamin,
Speaker 1: do some exercites, and lose some weight and stay healthy
Speaker 1: so you can live long enough. Sammy. I wish you
Speaker 1: best of luck with your eating habit and your weigh
Speaker 1: and your heart. And if you need anything, give me
Speaker 1: a call.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, let's just say.
Speaker 3: Let's just say the eating that gets out of control
Speaker 3: and you need doctor New's help.
Speaker 2: I watch Life either.
Speaker 14: Is that what he does on the show, you know,
Speaker 14: just to eat less? Yeah, yeah, yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 3: Because a lot of people who go on that show,
Speaker 3: they're so overweight, they're so fat that they have to
Speaker 3: lose weight before they can even get the surgery.
Speaker 5: That's what happened Tammy and Amy.
Speaker 3: Well, part of it is because he wants to know
Speaker 3: that you're gonna be able to follow the post operation,
Speaker 3: you know, lifestyle of you know, eating less and exercising,
Speaker 3: because it won't matter. I'll eat it correct if he
Speaker 3: does the surgery. So he wants to see that it's
Speaker 3: even gonna be worth doing. If you're not going to
Speaker 3: do anything after, you're not gonna change your lifestyle. The
Speaker 3: way you're eating it doesn't do it. So it's more
Speaker 3: of a challenge to see if they can do it.
Speaker 6: And he catches them in lies all the time.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, those are the best, good time, Sammy, only
Speaker 13: three meals a day.
Speaker 2: I don't know how I'll do well, Sammy. Now you
Speaker 2: have doctor now who's looking out for you as well?
Speaker 2: Great crowd breaking advice. Lesson gets some interesting in the
Speaker 2: welcome are.
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