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It does not reflect the views or opinions of my university or its affiliates. Hello and the warmest, welcome to the sister wives professor.

That is me. I'm Dr. Adam. Hello there. I'm so happy to be talking to you. I cannot tell you how happy I am to be talking to you.

Because you are such an important and interesting person. We are continuing our dive back into

seeking sister wife. Hope you enjoyed if you caught it. My coverage, my recap and reaction to

episode one of season three that I did last Friday.

And yeah, I'm back. It's been another busy week, but busy is good. I always say I'm like a shark.

If I stop moving, I'd die. I got to be making something. I got to be doing something.

And that is not hard for me. I got plenty of stuff to do, which I'm glad. So we are going to get right

back to it. We've got more seeking sister wife continuing season three with season three episode two

titled Irreconcilable Differences. Let's get right to it. We start this episode in Los Angeles with

the Snowdens.

And if you recall from the end of last week, they are at the airport picking up their new potential sister-wife, Kristalline, who's coming in from South Africa.

Her very first experience in the United States and her very first experience with polygamy, so a lot on the line here.

Dimitri points out they already went through the whole process, getting married, courting, all that stuff with Vanessa, and that did not work out,

but they are back at it. Ashley Snowden's all about this too, very excited. Dmitri says they are

looking for the blonde bombshell. He really likes calling Kristalline that, doesn't he? That seems to be

something that really pleases him. We are reminded that Kristolene has two daughters of her own

ages, nine and five. She's from South Africa, like I said, and she's finally almost here with the

Snowdens, and they are nervous. You can tell their nonverbal communication. It's very excited, but it's also very nervous.

And Dmitri on the couch shows some vulnerability about the, oh, I don't know, the concerns and

the practical concerns and the social. I don't know. Stigma maybe, but definitely judgment

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