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I'm going to... Hello, and as always, welcome to the Sister Wives Professor.

That's made Dr. Adam, Professor of Communication.

Happy, as always, to be a small but hopefully positive part of your day. As we continue our foray into seeking sister wife season six, goodness, we have so much going on with this episode. So much going on

with this season, in fact. This has been so intense. I sound out of breath, don't I sorry, I just went up

three flights of stairs because I'm at work. It's actually midterms week for my students this week, and I guess for me too, which means my students have a lot to do and I have basically nothing to do, and I have basically nothing to do, and I have basically nothing far as class prep, I got nothing to do. So I'm just

recording at work, which brings back old times for me. This is what I used to do all the time

last season of Sister Wives, as a matter of fact. So very rare that I record at work, but you know,

I got the time. And so yeah, we are talking about seeking Sister Wife Season 6, episode four,

titled Mac and Cheese cheese noises for reasons

that are legitimately upsetting but we will get to that really at the end of this episode.

This season has been nuts and I have really been here for it. So no need to delay it any longer.

Let's get to it. We start with the Maryfields in Colorado, which is fine. Garick is here

wearing an incredible coat. I don't know how to describe it. He kind of looks like Jay

Peterman from Seinfeld or something. It's quite the coat. It's a coat that he had money,

and he said, I'd rather have this coat than money. And that's a decision he made.

Another decision he's making is to hold hands with both Danielle and Lorena at once downtown. And Danny's excitedly pointing out a donut shop to Lorena and continuing to talk to her soon-to-be-sister wife as if she's a toddler, by the way. Going like donuts? Sister? Ice cream? admittedly if somebody talked to me that way, I'd be pretty excited, but that doesn't mean

it's all that appropriate. It's only Lorena's second day in America, and Danielle says they're trying to be present and says with sort of a tired laugh. They're also trying not to think about everything that they have to do. And Garrick, this was interesting tonally and facially. Garik looks tired. He's shaking his head.

He says very quietly, the 90 days, meaning they've got 90 days on that visa to get married to

Lorena. Got a 90-day fiancee on our hands, folks. This is happening. But yeah, Danielle says it was

very emotional, moving most of her stuff into the sister room from the room she formerly shared with Garrick. And so they're showing Lorena around Buena Vista, which I gave them a lot of crap for last episode for not doing that. So I guess they're doing it now, which is good, trying to get Lorena acclimated on her second day in America since I got Danny's birthday bash out of the way.

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