Hey everybody, welcome to 90 day fiance Craig, Craig. I'm Kim. And I'm Kyle and you know,

Kim, I expected the state of your relaxing. Okay. I'm not impressed so far. You had to

make your own breakfast. I miss my mom. Yeah. This is what I'm trying to say. It's a bummer.

I wish my mom was podcasting right now. I think my favorite part of the episode was meeting

Tais. Like, or is it Pais? Tais. You know, she just I I like seeing her family. I feel like

she's the only one we got to see her in her home country. No, right. We didn't get any

of those kind of flashbacks to how the home life was with anyone else, which is so frustrating.

I don't know why they don't do it. It clearly was well, I don't know. It actually looked like

they had a production crew and everything there to kind of do this professionally, but I'm

so curious about Cheyenne's like home life. I would love to see it. My assertion, my proposal

is that you can no longer be on 90 day fiance unless you were on before the 90 days. I yeah,

that's the reason that I like this is because it was before the 90, right? Like, I got to see

her in Brazil. It's interesting. I love seeing her family dynamic and we just don't get

that really on 90 day fiance. Oh, geez. So I don't know this episode is so controversial.

Oh, like the topics that have come up on this episode are so I don't know if heavy is the

right word because they're not super heavy. They're just like differences in culture and

some of it's interesting, but on the other hand, it's it's really hard to this is going

to be kind of tricky because I mean, especially with Mohammed, I mean, we can sit here and

say he's a spoiled mom was boy and I think that's just objectively true. Like he seems

like a total manchild and from what I've seen culture and religion have probably not

a lot to do with this. He just seems like a man baby to me. Yeah. But if we had seen how

he actually lived his life and had context, maybe we'd be able to talk about this a little

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