A family confronts Aunt Julie over a paternity secret she's been keeping. Speaker B argues they have a right to know their father's identity after growing up caring for the family, turning the phrase back on her: mind your business.
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She's had this DNA mystery. What are your thoughts about what you've been hearing so far?
Now, Aunt Julie, you know you shouldn't be in the middle of this business, okay? But let me tell you, it is my business because I grew up with the family. I took care of her. So Aunt Julie, you should've told her before she was an adult. I tried to tell her. You were wrong. Karma is something. But let me tell you, I got 3 words for you. Mind your business. It is my business. I can't necessarily agree with you, When you say mind your business, because what if she wouldn't have told me? I would be 50, 60, 70 years old, still not knowing who my dad was.