 When I got home, my parents sat me down like I was adopted, you know what I'm saying? They're like, Caleb, we were going to tell you when you got older, but the word got out, you're black, Caleb, you're black. Yes. It was great. I went to school with a lot of white kids. It was mostly white kids until about the sixth grade. Sixth grade, I started going to an all-black school. And I learned a lot, you know? Like, I didn't know that black kids could smell fear. I didn't know that.