Seth Rollins

Whatever the socio dynamics are between interracial relationships, especially in the Midwest and in small towns like that, where it's not always just kosher.

I think whether or not he cares to make the effort to do that.

Um, and I care to care if he makes the effort to do that.

Right.

Then I was like, oh, wow.

I don't know.

I don't know if we, either of us have the time for it at the moment.

I bet my mom probably got a lot of crap for that.

Yes.

Yes.

And when I talked to her about it later, yeah, she was like, oh, yeah, yeah, of course.

We always got some weird looks and some funny stuff.

But I never noticed that, and I never received that treatment like in school from the other kids or anything like that.

No, no, I never got any of that.

No.

There was never a time where the two of us were sat down and had a conversation like that.

And I don't know if it helped that I'm like a little like I'm Armenian.

That's like half my descent.

There were conversations had before he came back about whether or not it's something that I could be okay with.

So I have a little bit of like an olive tint to my skin, but I never had, I never experienced that.