Grifter Lives

Ari brought her first husband over on a K-1 visa. Bini overstayed his emergency visa. This is why they're on The Other Way. In addition, Ari has that thriving writing career that just takes her all over the world, when she wasn't working in her dad's doctor's office.

It's Farty Boy, and his name is Kennedy. ETA: Both are in Utah. Coincidence or not?

I don't think that Turkey would be any more receptive to Mormons than Russia is.

Groovy Belt

After he was in Russia for two years (on a mission). And, he's old to be an unmarried Mormon.

"Mane like a lion. So luscious." I don't see it. Door-to-Door Sales for Pest Control: Brandon, beware!

They didn't recap his divorce pay-out, where he borrowed money from everyone and anyone. But, they drove to the astrologer in a brand new vehicle, a Swift.

The astrologer is already right. This season will be all about Jenny's trying to rush their marriage and their fighting. We've seen the chair. This scene will be shown on Parts 1 & 2 of the Tell-All repeatedly.

Sumit is sitting taller. He must be able to get it up, unlike Corey.

Jenny looked really old and quite heavy while lying in bed.

A real astrologer. . . not like the hack psychics on retainer (like Stephanie's and Angela's).

Ari's ex-husband was in Argentina. I thought that she left him there after 8 years, at Age 27 or so.

I already sense that Ari & Bini have no story. This has been a long recap of their "journey." (I hate that TLC word.)

Of course, Corey couldn't get it up. He's completely flaccid.

It should be the location for a future PNW Snark-a-thon - in parallel with our lovely, new thread.

Ellie qualifies for 90 Day Caribbean Love. She made it to the top tier, instead. Her trainwreck better be good, or they better be the likable couple.

Too late. She permed her hair.

Because I care for now, I want to know why Ellie wants to move to Providencia, instead of having Victor moving to Seattle.

She's 43 now. Her husband died when she was 26. So, 17 years. She's owned the pizza shop for 7 years.

Maybe Juliana will be Ellie's friend, too.

Tiffany said, "Yeah, I'm excited, it's been a long process, but he wasn't supportive in the beginning, but I just know with everything that's going on in my life right now, this is like the right step for me." So, she admitted that the surgery and preparation are hard, while also suggesting that the timing is convenient for her. She had to remind the audience that she is a self-sacrificing martyr. She also had to suck up to Angela, like she was rushing some sorority. And, as @magemaud noted, Tiffany was larger than ever at the tell-all. It was shocking, especially if she had to lose weight before the surgery.

I loved all of your post, @Xebug67. The Family Libby is too dumb to keep their storyline straight or puff up The Family Business convincingly. In the first season, the Coven bragged about their wealthy husbands. This season, they were fighting over any single penny of profit from The Family Business, and Becky acted like she had some ironclad Do Not Compete clause in her work agreement. On the endless RV trip, Chuck said that he had 3-4 houses in his flipping pipeline, including one that he just acquired from an auction and the one in which Andrrrei was demolishing the refrigerator. That was in November or December (before Blocky-Head Eleanor's late January birthday). At that time, the Coven and Charlie were working full-time for him. (Jenn seemed to have joined The Family Business about midway through the season (or post-divorce), when she declared that she found and assessed the properties to flip.) The tell-nothing was taped in May or June. Andrrrrei said that he and Chuck have already flipped a few houses together by then. Charlie reported that he had been canceled from the family and had his own business. Becky may have already quit The Family Business, as her husband threatened in the last episode and as her absence on the tell-all suggested. And, Chuck and Andrrrei obviously didn't need Jenn to find the houses, because they managed to acquire more faster than she ever did. We're supposed to believe that Andrrrei easily displaced Charlie, Jenn and Becky - in their full-time jobs, corporate officer positions, and all the specialized skills and certifications they claim to have - and increased productivity and profit tenfold in 3-6 months. In addition to her demanding full-time property manager gig, Libby took on staging all the houses - as a work-from-home mother without a babysitter, except when she needed a manicure. Finally, even though Chuck did not have $100K in liquidity when Andrrrei asked for a loan, Chuck must have had more than that to increase their inventory so much and so quickly, especially after Charlie's last two projects had just lost money. (On the RV trip, Chuck said that his goal is to gross $100K and net $50K profit for each house.) The family can't follow the money to make their story sound or look believable.

I know that the exchange was in Part 1, but Tiffany had just addressed Natalie about Natalie's date in New Orleans. Tiffany said, "It might not be what everyone says it is, but yooouuu know it looks bad. You know it looks bad." She even pointed her finger and chin for additional emphasis. In a segment shortly thereafter, the rest of the cast clutched their pearls as Ronald accused Tiffany of being too friendly with the cameraman from the moment she landed. Tiffany's responded, "He [Ronald] was jealous. It's not my problem." She rushed through her entire defense and contradicted her earlier judgment of Natalie. But, then, Tiffany is always perfect, and Tiffany is always the martyr.

I agree. I thought that Asuelo floated the idea of living in Samoa as a way to get on 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way. Maybe his friend or family proposed it to him, because I don't give Asuelo credit to have thought it on his own.

He was slumped in the chair, possibly sucking his thumb, when they showed Andrrrei leaving the set with his 12 shirts (before he humble-brags about showing Chuck the truth about Charlie).