The Who’s Your Daddy? Van Features On-the-Go Paternity Testing
Marina Rotharmel — September 3, 2012 — Lifestyle
References: nypost & odditycentral
Something straight from the mind of Jerry Springer is roaming around the streets of New York City, and it’s called Who’s Your Daddy? This on-the-go van drives up and down streets allowing parents to get their little ones DNA tested to see if they actually belong to them. Jared Rosenthal came up with the controversial idea.
This is probably one of the most outrageous and seriously mortifying ways to find out if your spouse wasn’t so honest around baby-making time. Oddity Central says the creators of the van have seen a lot of drama with the one-stop-shop, stating that these people have seen “mothers coming in with samples from their spouses, without them knowing about it.”
This would definitely be one way to make some serious heartbreak happen in a day.
This is probably one of the most outrageous and seriously mortifying ways to find out if your spouse wasn’t so honest around baby-making time. Oddity Central says the creators of the van have seen a lot of drama with the one-stop-shop, stating that these people have seen “mothers coming in with samples from their spouses, without them knowing about it.”
This would definitely be one way to make some serious heartbreak happen in a day.
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