Hello, I am disgraced former CEO of me undies, Sophia Alexandra.

And I am president of the Wilford Brimley hate club, Miles Gray.

Wow.

Really hate Wilford Brimley, huh?

That motherfucker.

Why is his mustache so lush?

That's what I want to know.

And we're here to tell you about a brand new podcast on IHeart called 420 Day Fiancee. Which features an elevated discussion. Get it. Of our favorite reality show, 90-day fiancé, and it's various iterations. What do you mean? Elevate. Oh, like, hi? That's hilarious, dude. Well, look, we love this show. It's one of our favorite shows. It's one of the first things we bonded over. Yeah. I was like, do you watch 90-day fiancé? You're like, I love 98-fiance. And let us tell you why. This show has everything. It has ups. It has downs. It has heartwarming moments. It has heart-breaking moments. Honestly, it will build you up. It will break you down. It will take your wallet. And it will make you laugh too. Inadvertently. Sometimes you will laugh at things that are legitimately funny. And sometimes you'll just laugh at someone's... Because you're a bad person. This fortune. Yes. It's a little bit murky. But tell everybody what the 90-day fiancé show is. Okay, if you don't know, and you should know by now, it's basically about Americans who find fiancée abroad, bring them to the United States on a K-1 visa, and they have 90 days to either get married or the person who lives abroad must return to their country of origin. Oh my God, so just low stakes. Very low stakes. Just super slow stakes. Very, very low stakes. But for us, pretty good stakes. We love it. Okay, my favorite thing about it is that it's usually two people that neither whom deserve love. That is a damning assessment. It's true, though. Well, that's more of your perspective in general.

You typically are the more cynical one when we talk about some of these couples.

I have hearts in my eyes and I think everyone is in love and love is real.

Your glass is half full.

I smash that glass inside the fireplace.

Yeah.

Tell me that wasn't even a glass.

On top of that, I think you and I also know a little bit about the immigrant experience.

My mother moved here from a foreign country, had ideas about what the United States was, found out something was a little bit different.

So I appreciate the perspectives from people abroad on what the United States is about. And I am an immigrant from Ukraine, and I'm half of a Soviet robot, basically, and half an

American. And I feel like I identify frequently with both people. Yeah. Yeah. I think, and that's

why you're going to get balanced discussion. And not only do you get discussion, right? Most recap shows

just talk about

the show. But we analyze, no, we analyze and we score the cast based on their actions. I know that

sounds very complicated, but it's not. It's super simple. We did all the hard work. I'm a doctor of calculus.

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