LeVar Burton

Wow.

All right.

And, you know, I listened.

It's interesting.

I listened to your story, and I think my parents burned a ton of calories raising us.

Yeah.

Just a ton of calories.

And I think, you know, for rightly so, she was cleaning up and cooking for.

And finally, I think when we all graduated high school, I saw my mom when I was in my early 20s, and she was a completely different person.

But, you know, she worked hard for us.

And then my dad wasn't much help either.

I think he was just another kid, another mouth to feed.

And he went off and made the money.

But my mom did all the work.

You know, my parents were just in a position where they could, and they got asked to.

And if you ask them, they would say that's what the Lord led them to do.

And later, my dad, I mean, even talking to my dad now, he thinks, wow, how different would our lives would be if we just had adopted you two or stopped after the first four or after the first three.

So those are interesting conversations.

But we grew up and we were all adopted when we were really little.

So it seemed kind of natural.