Since you’re every so often asking for new shows/movies to review. I think you’re going to enjoy doing that with the tv-series Shark. Especially season 1 episode 1 where the foundation for the series is laid our. Hot shot lawyer Shark quits his job as defense attorney for wealthy clients as he has grown a conscience and is subsequently hired as an ADA to shape up the DA’s office to run it like his previous practice.
Franklin and Bash. It was a short lived show on TNT or TBS about a couple of young, slick lawyers who were also slackers. They somehow go from being ambulance chasers to getting brought on by a big name form and shenanigans ensue.
I’m a K-1 Immigrant, now a permanent resident of the US. If you want to know what that experience is like as a genuine applicant... It’s awful. The whole procedure assumes you are lying and trying to hide something or enter unlawfully and it does not stop after you get here. I was denied a permanent drivers license because the USCIS took two years to assign me a permanent green card after my provisional one ran out and all I had were letters of extension. Additionally, after 5 years (under the Trump admin), they threatened to deport me if I did not provide evidence that we were still together and in a committed relationship as we had not had a child or bought a home together in that time. Also to clarify. I’m British, Male, and not especially attractive. So I probably had less of an issue than most.
Yeah, the Trump administration treated immigrants worse than any other administration. I'm sorry you went through that and welcome to the US. It sucks here lol
I’m so sorry you went through this. Immigration is hell and the US loves threatening to deport people. The strictness that tried to prevent people from exploiting the visas hurts good and honest people who just want to be together. I’m glad to hear that you’ve finally got your permanent residency.
My sister-in-law came on a K1 from Russia to marry my brother. And she's above average attractive (I think). Let's just say they had to strongly demonstrate that they had a legit relationship (plane tickets of them visiting each other, photos of them together in Russia and the US, emails, pictures of them with each other's families, etc, etc, etc). And this was during the transition from Bush to Obama. Can't even imagine during Trump.
My wife came to the US using a K1. We were not playing or joking, we were a serious couple. These shows will only make it harder for serious legitimate couples.
@@stevenbaker8128 as Daniel said.. these shows make it more difficult for legitimate couples to go through the process. As with any process, abuse will cause more scrutiny. Fortunately my fiance's visa was approved but it was extremely stressful.
So do you hate the fact that this happens or someone with a camera is making money on it? I am sure there are people who do this without the cameras. Though I would tend to agree that it is not a show I would watch, much like Jerry Springer.
@@saiquatabassum6321 i have a inter-national relationship and that's just the day-to-day one day i tell her we are afraid of motorcycles in the city cuz they will go directly at you while you walking on the street and take your backpack or purse and pull from you and sometimes that will kill you... and the other she tells me they don't have universal healthcare and they pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to get a degree of how many fking guns there are in the US (?) we are equally scared at the other's country tbh
@@Jartran72 I wouldn't be surprised. On the other hand, life experience has also taught me to never be surprised at the sheer stupidity of some people.
@@merisav4171 It is completely honest and straight forward...One side wants money and the other sex,.No hard feelings just pure bussines, no matter what you think about it.
@@merisav4171 It is purely transactional. Money is exchanged for a service. When it's all over, both parties acknowledge it, and move on(there may be a follow-up if each party agrees to it). Pretty honest if you ask me
He is almost never neutral when it involves any real life discussion. The only time I have seen any real resemblance of neutrality is when he is critiquing law movies or shows.
When my husband finally was able to come to the US, my coworker could not stop comparing our situation to this show, even though we were already married and applying for a different visa type. Happy to say he’s now got his green card and on his way to eventually becoming a US citizen!
My husband is on DACA and we've spent the last 5 years working up to getting his permanent visa. We will hopefully get it beginning of next year (as long as COVID19 doesn't delay much 🥴). And his butt is gonna get his citizenship ASAP (have to wait 3 years, but whatever) lol I'm happy for you all! :) and your coworkers ignorance shows lol
That is rude of them to do that. I actually met my husband in his home country. Co workers were all up in my business when I went to go get married when they never showed any other concern! People need to worry about they own spouse
7 months after the comment but I’m watching this vid and sad that more comments aren’t pointing out that not all relationships that are , or were at some point , international, are between people who met online and can barely communicate.
@@dianasosa1301 she's a model. She was there for modelling. Of course she didn't pay for it herself. You can decide for yourself based on that, but it's not like there aren't businesses who do in fact hire foreign models to actually model in their events and those models would be free to do whatever they like while not on-the-clock, such as going to a yacht party hosted by someone who attended an event they modeled at.
She was scammed by a NIGERIAN, no less. Their scams are so painfully obvious as to be ridiculously funny but they're also bold as brass and relentless.
lmaooooo "Cardi B look-alike" "he's a grown ass man living with his parents" "just a..... /quality/ human being (WOW.)" "she erroneously believes that """''Love"""" is stronger than lawyers" "Micheal is a 42 quote "wine entrepreneur.... Hmmmmm" "So Angela it up her daughter for a new one" a whole new egg lmaooo "if anyone has a free egg, remember, she can tote it, she just needs the egg"
The part about him living with his parents didn't bother me. That's fairly, I mean, as long as both parties are amenable to the arrangement, why not. It's the "doesn't really work" part that set off some red flags for me.
I think she needs to have that on a t-shirt. Maybe on the back she could have a listing: Classically styled womb, kept in very good condition. Gotta advertise.
Are you trying to say that a 20 Yr old Russian girl with the looks of a super model can't fall in "love" with a 45 yr old, 300 lb trailer-park-dweller who looks like he was caught in an explosion at the Pizza roll factory? Cynic.
I could see that lol. The crime is that figuratively. When I was around 10 I used to literally launder my money so I get it. The us dollar has a lot of cotton in it and you can wash it. Id use dish soap, warm water, clean em up, then iron them (including using starch). It made the money perfectly flat and crispy like a brand new bill. This was all ultimately so that my cash would be taken in by the coin changer at the arcade, the first time, everytime. 😅
the whole K1 process took 12months from start to finish with a request of more ocuments/pictures to provide proof of a relationship. I submitted 25 pages after that request. Married for 17 years ;)
K1 - 7 months from petition to passport in hand. Adjustment of status - 6 months. Lifting conditions (2 years later) - 18 months.... Almost 4 years from first paperwork to "final" green card in hand... oh and a whooping $6000 give or take. Well over 100 pages of documentation overall. Married for 7 years next month :)
I went through the K-1 process and brought my fiancé over from Ukraine in 2005 as well as her child. I can tell you first hand what the process was like. While we didn't have a camera crew following us around like the show does, it's pretty accurate with how 2 people can meet from two different countries and cultures. First up, the K-1 process is brutal from start to finish. All told it takes 4 years to fully be completed and most people don't understand how or why it's this long. The beginning process of the 90 day is very straight forward and is the simplest part of a multi year process. You meet someone, get an immigration lawyer, fill out a ton of paperwork and if the K-1 visa is approved (IF), then your fiancé gets to come to the U.S. for 90 days and both of you get to "try" out and see if your going to end up getting married. If you marry in the 90 days, then that's where all of the "fun" starts (not really). If you don't get married before the 90 days is over, she or he has to go back to their country or they risk over staying their visa and at that point they would have no chance of coming to the U.S. again. If you do get married, there is a whole lot more paperwork, interviews and thousands of dollars spent EVERY YEAR for the first 4 years. That's right, you go through this process every year because you have to change the status of the K-1 from a fiancé visa to getting a "green card". But they don't get a green card right away. they get a temporary "white" card which is a legal status to stay in the U.S. while the paperwork makes it's way through the government agencies. They do interviews every year as well as asking you to fill out the same paperwork you did before, which is a way for the government to make more money (thousands by the way). Every year you have to do finger prints, bio documents all in quadruple copies and it's a mound of paperwork. When I did back in 2005 it costs about $675 for the bio, plus $125. per fingerprints and of course everything is times 2 as i had my wife's daughter to do also and there are all kinds of other costs that I won't bother to mention. It costs about $10k over the 4 years including the lawyers fees and government fees. So you better make the right decision on who you bring over, because it will be costly. Also, as a fun fact, back in 2006 we were asked to be on a show that was in development, this would turn out to be the original 90 day fiancée show as well as the "after the 90 day" too. It was the latter show they wanted me and my wife to be a part of. At the time we thought it would be great to do it but in the end, we both said no because of the intrusiveness to our everyday lives as well as my 7 year old stepdaughters life as well. Back then the show would have paid us $7,000. for a 13 episode run. Now it's like $20k or more from what I heard...
@@looksirdroids9134 It was the greatest thrill and point in my life and if i was younger (I'm 66) I would do it again. /i got married to a woman from Dnipor when i was 49, she was 29 and her daughter became from stepdaughter and that was a beautiful thing.
that is absolutely not how it went for me (k-1 2005, married 2006). I (the American) never had an interview. Pretty sure she didn't have any between the AOS and citizenship application 4 years later. The white card is essentially as good as a green card while you have it, as long as you don't leave the country and try to come back. But you get the perks of a permanent resident visa We didn't use a lawyer, but $10k doesn't sound out of line, including fees, if you do.
I'm a law student and when I need a break from studying I turn on this show so I can turn off my brain. But I have questioned the legal proceedings of the K-1 visa and have always wished someday I would find a RUclips channel about law that could be this entertaining and informative. I have now found the best of both worlds. Thank you so much!
We have a friend that immigrated from Canada on a K-1 visa and was detained at the airport for over 24 hours for questioning because they suspected she was an escort. She’s a professional burlesque dancer (not at all an escort lol) but they were suspicious when they found her costumes and such in her luggage. Luckily she was granted access and was able to still move, but I couldn’t imagine how stressful that was for her.
i know prostitution is illegal there... but... dam that's too much. if they so scared about human traffic i get that, but then, should they not just... make a follow up on those visas? and offer help instead of deportation in the case something fishy is going on?
@@12aguskapo : because a large number of people that vote in the politicians who make these decisions are xenophobes who want to apply the strictest standard to immigrants, but then think it's okay for just anyone from their own country to have kids and own guns.
why would they use a K1 visa ? Canada-US allows 6 months/year of stay without visa... so why not just get married in that 6 months instead of 90 days and avoid all that paper work ?
Well, you still would have to do the same paperwork after the fact, and sometimes it is more difficult to obtain a green card that way. We had another Canadian friend who did that and basically got stuck in this weird limbo because she wasn’t eligible to work, they ended up having a baby and had a lot of trouble coming up with the funds to have a lawyer sort everything out. I don’t remember all the details, but it took about six years for her to get her green card. I sponsored my husband to move from Canada with a k-3 and he was able to get his green card in about 6 months. We actually didn’t even wait the 90 days because we wanted to expedite the immigration process so he could be eligible to work. We’ve been married 6 years now and he obtained citizenship last year. Every case is a little different, but the few people I’ve known who filed after the fact had a harder time and it seemed to drag things out more.
@Bobs Vegana dude that makes a weird random comment unrelated to the comment chain, and a smarmy responder. A match made in heaven, should I get a wedding gift? Maybe an ice cube tray?
90 Day Fiance' has nothing to do with legit international relationships. It is all about watching the slow motion trainwreck that, no matter how bad YOUR relationship may be, isn't nearly as weird or dysfunctional as theirs on the show. Plus, the live tweeting community is just ferociously hilarious too.
I love how you were both explaining the process in a very professional manner whilst also poking fun at how ridiculous it is to marry someone after meeting them once
She has a green card now but she actually doesn’t want to live in the US. They moved to the US because Paul promised her he’d be able to work and support a better life for them but that turned out to be a crock of shit and they’re back in Brazil last I heard.
The show is representing the visa in the wrong way. The visa isn't some sort of trial. It's for legitimate couples who have met online or on vacation or something who want to live in the US as a couple.
The only couple I know that used it spent a year together while she was in the US on a student visa, her visa ran out so she went home and got things in order then came back for the ceremony.
Well, I think most people meet online or in person and ideally they would meet and spend additional time together before applying. As much as it pains me to say it, my brother has made a pretty good effort with his Brazilian girlfriend/fiancée to bring her over here. I don't mind the idea of doing a K-1 or doing international dating, I just don't like that he chose Brazil, and now he will have a permanent reason to keep going back to Brazil--a country with safety and security issues due to civil unrest. After all, literally everyone she knows, including her family, is in Brazil. It's not like she's gonna come here and never go back to visit her own family.
As someone who is currently in the middle of the K-1 visa process I love and hate this show. Love it because I'm a sucker for drama, but hate it because it gives my relationship a bad look. But it also makes me super hopeful that I'll have no issues with my application if these couples are able to get approved lmao
I know a few people married with K-1s and another couple working on getting a CR-1. It's invariably an insanely long, opaque, and stressful process. I feel for you. Stay strong! 💪
"They could lure people into the country with false promises of marriage and then subject that person to involuntary servitude" Shows video of Melania Trump 🤣🤣🤣
There's a story behind the international marriage broker act. It was started for Anastasia Solovieva, an immigrant who suffered horrible abuse and was eventually murdered at 20 by her husband. He had stalked and abused his previous wife so badly she had to flee and change her name. Knowing that could have saved Anastasia's life. 😔 Her story always makes me so sad, especially seeing her parents grief. I hope she's at peace. ❤️
why? its rather normal now and Obama passing ACA saying a 26 year old can stay on parents health plan didn't help any Welcome to America sheep...sad we are
Nah, go ahead and skinny dip. They only swim up stream if you pee in the pool, then extend their hooked fins when the pee stops and the urethra tries to contract.
I would like to argue one point. One of Paul’s most memorable moments is how his mom gives him a napkin filled with her hair not once, but twice before he leaves for the airport.
@@priscilaassis5704 I mean... The record holder for the oldest pregnancy was a woman who surrogated for her daughter who had fertile eggs but was unable to carry a pregnancy to term so. 😰 The woman was literally post menopausal. Like.
"US citizens with unlimited K-1 visas can lure people with false promises of marriage and then subject them to involuntary servitude or worse" *Cuts to Melania. I literally screamed! lmao
"A Trump-loving 30 yr old Nigerian man" is a sentence I never expected to hear in my lifetime Edit: the past 9 months has shown me that a lot of Nigerians actually love Trump and honestly that was a fact that killed me on the inside
I've done the non immigrant visa. It took a whole year.Having lived in Mauritius, Thailand and France, I had to get police reports from all these countries. I had to prove I have enough money that I will not be needing money from USA for 3 years. After everything was filed it took 10 months before I could fly to Kenya from mauritius for an interview where they sent me back home for additional medical tests which took 2 months. then I flew back to Kenya for another interview at the embassy after which they gave me all my papers right there on the spot. I was good to go. It's a stressful and difficult process.
Oh my god I almost forgot about the police stuff. You have to pay for and supply police reports for every place your fiance lived in order to prove they were not a felon and had no serious record. You also have to get those documents translated to English and notorized. It's insane how much information the K1 requires. Mine took a year and a half before we got it, and another year once we got married for the adjustment of status and all of those interviews.
@@Subparanon I had to go to my local police station in Mauritius and convince them to take my fingerprints. It was administration hell because noone knew what papers to fill. They sent me to HQ at the capital city then back at the local police office. Finally I sat with the local police chief who asked me how my dad is doing (small island nation), eventually he asked someone to take my fingerprints. it was with ink and the wooden roller. Then it was sent to Thailand where I heard nothing for like 2 months. So I called and they said "in progress". That right there is a huge fear of administrative limbo. And all of this is not even the US visa process yet hahaha. I'm glad I'm here now though.
@@NicolasdeFontenay I know exactly how that feels. The not hearing anything, and being afraid that at any moment you might get stuck or denied, is draining. I'll say this about the K1 process though, you don't do it to completion if you aren't 100% in love and want to be with them. You wouldn't go through all that for a fling.
It’s so much work when coming to America without a partner. I came through and it was nightmare!! But best decision I’ve made. I love this country so many opportunities that I would never have back home. Not that I don’t love my country as it’s beautiful just very poor and not friendly for women. I was shocked how free women are here. My first date in America made me sad that my country doesn’t teach men the same way :(
While binging your content, it has come to my attention that what I was reading as 90 Day Finances for about 3 years was actually 90 Day Fiancés. I dont have cable and am not a citizen of the US so this is earth shattering news to me.
I worked as an immigration paralegal for a time, and I remember the last section of the DS-260 asking questions like "are you coming here to sell drugs?" and "are you coming here to practice prostitution?" and I found that humerous
I'm old. I still remember when TLC was first on the air. They had almost no initial content and almost no ad partners. They mostly just had old documentaries and shorts with maybe some commercials for charities. This was back in the early/mid 90s. After a couple years they had managed some really good actually educational shows. Then I guess that wasn't enough for them so they started adding fluff content and they rebranded... never the same again. Arround the same time Discovery launched and I never looked back (for really good edu content). I still sometimes watch some of the renovation or realty reality shows if I'm supremely bored.
@@Tomasu82 I think Pawn Stars was the beginning of the end for educational channels like TLC and History. Once that became a massive hit on History, you started seeing an explosion of lazy reality show based content on these channels, which has only gotten worse and worse over time.
When I watch TLC it’s because I need to feel better about myself because at lease I’m not Romnichal, Not a hoarder, not a pageant kid, not a pregnant 16 year old, and not 600 lbs.. Either that or Cake Boss, no in between lol.
Well no one born here in this melting pot is really from here, so that makes sense. Its also the reason why many people here are big on their nationality and knowing their roots. Ellis island etc.
My brother lives in DC, he works in government, he was living in Malta for work and met a woman from France. They lived together for a couple years and when he came back they were engaged. It took nearly a year for the K-1 visa, they had to provide pictures and other legal documents. She finally was able to get to the states and they were married within 90 days of her arrival. It was the most insane process I have ever seen and helped someone go through. I’m actually really glad to see an actual breakdown of this show cause I’ve been so curious as to how the hell it was even a thing.
Have you watched the show? If so, did you already know all the requirements and procedures necessary to complete the immigration process? If you already knew all of that, great! If not, then didn't you learn something? =P I personally haven't seen the show(s) and this is the first time I've heard of it(them). However, despite all the drama, I'm glad they're bringing attention to some of the difficulties and trials of going through this process.
I fell out of my chair laughing when he talked about people only having the ability to file twice in their life for a K1 and it showed Millenia standing at what looked like the inauguration.
They wouldn't survive if people weren't watching them. I think about that whenever I want to find a _new_ reason - other than our president - to despair about America. :(
Exactly, I married a man from another country (Fiji) and yes that was pre 911 (in 1988). I tried at first to bring him over as my fiance, but it was a long process and we didn't want to wait. I ended up going back to Fiji and marrying him there, Even then it was not without glitches and maddening paperwork. Still nothing like 90 Day Fiance Of course, they are just going for the drama
Tom Servo, I’ve got a friend who retired a few years ago. Before that he met a Filipina online and he had to navigate the process on his own. Even making a few trips to the islands to meet her and her family. Funny thing is that shortly after she got her US passport he retired and they started the process of moving back to the Philippines 😂
90 day fiance got me here, sorry, I meant "Say yes to 90 days" and "we found love thanks to Google translate"....LMAO, this intro had me almost flatlined 🤣🤣🤣
@@gracehaven5459 They are confusing cheating on your wife (Which Josh Duggar admitted, amongst other offenses) with having more than one wife. They are also confusing the current show, "Counting On" with the show that was cancelled as a result of Josh's indiscretions, '19 kids and Counting'
I met my wife from a foreign country. Yes, I had to do paperwork to prove that I can take care of my fiancé just as your wonderful video presented. I think that the 90 Day Fiancé is a bad show.
Thank you for talking about the details of the visa. I think people that have never gone through the process don’t get how involved and burdensome it can be. People just assume it’s too easy cause politicians told them it’s a problem.
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"They fell in love!" The way that was delivered was so pitch perfect and somehow communicated over a decade of lawyerly world weariness so suddenly it just left me in hysterics. xD
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Since you’re every so often asking for new shows/movies to review. I think you’re going to enjoy doing that with the tv-series Shark. Especially season 1 episode 1 where the foundation for the series is laid our. Hot shot lawyer Shark quits his job as defense attorney for wealthy clients as he has grown a conscience and is subsequently hired as an ADA to shape up the DA’s office to run it like his previous practice.
Do a review of Judge Judy.
Fraiser, and Cheers.
Franklin and Bash. It was a short lived show on TNT or TBS about a couple of young, slick lawyers who were also slackers. They somehow go from being ambulance chasers to getting brought on by a big name form and shenanigans ensue.
Do Phoenix Wright
I love his non-judgemental judgments.
JK!
But it's "Love!" 🤣
"just a quality human being!"
Every time the "Love" caption popped up on the screen I laughed out loud
Seriously, you have to release Vol II on Valentine's Day xD
"She erroneously believes that 'love' is stronger than lawyers . . . " That was some military-grade snark!
Nothing like lawyer snark.
Love is not a word that appears in law dictionaries. I'm impressed he was able to pronounce it correctly.
We have our ability to feel love thoroughly beaten out of us during our first semester of law school
@@johnladuke6475 "love" is not a word that appears in any dictionary except maybe a children's book.
@@KRYMauL Are you ok? Do you need to talk?
Hearing a lawyer say "grown ass man" has to be my favorite thing I've heard so far on this channel.
I laughed at that for a straight minute XD
Grown ass-man.
Oh I died of laughter when he had to censor himself for the first time I've seen when talking about Home Alone's Kevin: "...that little @#$%"
Where did he say that?
Reminds me of that movie First Sunday with Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan.
I’m a K-1 Immigrant, now a permanent resident of the US. If you want to know what that experience is like as a genuine applicant...
It’s awful. The whole procedure assumes you are lying and trying to hide something or enter unlawfully and it does not stop after you get here.
I was denied a permanent drivers license because the USCIS took two years to assign me a permanent green card after my provisional one ran out and all I had were letters of extension.
Additionally, after 5 years (under the Trump admin), they threatened to deport me if I did not provide evidence that we were still together and in a committed relationship as we had not had a child or bought a home together in that time.
Also to clarify. I’m British, Male, and not especially attractive. So I probably had less of an issue than most.
Yeah, the Trump administration treated immigrants worse than any other administration. I'm sorry you went through that and welcome to the US. It sucks here lol
@@katherineduke3232 tested worse must mean something...
I’m so sorry you went through this. Immigration is hell and the US loves threatening to deport people. The strictness that tried to prevent people from exploiting the visas hurts good and honest people who just want to be together. I’m glad to hear that you’ve finally got your permanent residency.
Britain fell apart without you man, clearly you were the glue holding everything together
My sister-in-law came on a K1 from Russia to marry my brother. And she's above average attractive (I think). Let's just say they had to strongly demonstrate that they had a legit relationship (plane tickets of them visiting each other, photos of them together in Russia and the US, emails, pictures of them with each other's families, etc, etc, etc). And this was during the transition from Bush to Obama. Can't even imagine during Trump.
TLC's wet dream: "I didn't know my big 600lb polygamist fiance was pregnant"
Tash LMAOOOOO
@Tash We got a Winner!
Now could you bring your big Gypsy 600lb polygamist pregnant part-little people fiance over on a K1 VISA?? now THAT would be a show!!
Lol 😂
With quintuplets 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"She erroneously believes that love is stronger than lawyers."
Zing!
*laughs in Ordo Lawsuitius*
not even the House of Mouse is stronger than lawyers!
""""Love.""""
@Jaeden Vaithianathan Calm down, I'm sure he was joking and maybe you are too...
It was at that moment that I liked this video.
One of the best legal eagle quotes, hands down
As a person who just went through the K1 process legitimately. I hate these shows.
why do u hate
My wife came to the US using a K1. We were not playing or joking, we were a serious couple. These shows will only make it harder for serious legitimate couples.
as a person who waited two years for the K2 process -- watched half a show and turned it off -- probably the last 'reality' tv show I ever watched
@@stevenbaker8128 as Daniel said.. these shows make it more difficult for legitimate couples to go through the process. As with any process, abuse will cause more scrutiny. Fortunately my fiance's visa was approved but it was extremely stressful.
So do you hate the fact that this happens or someone with a camera is making money on it? I am sure there are people who do this without the cameras. Though I would tend to agree that it is not a show I would watch, much like Jerry Springer.
"The whole country is in a civil war, Avery"
"I think you worry too much"
"No, I'm definitely worrying exactly the right amount"
@Stephen Willis Stotch works for both in different ways
@@saiquatabassum6321 i have a inter-national relationship and that's just the day-to-day one day i tell her we are afraid of motorcycles in the city cuz they will go directly at you while you walking on the street and take your backpack or purse and pull from you and sometimes that will kill you... and the other she tells me they don't have universal healthcare and they pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to get a degree of how many fking guns there are in the US (?) we are equally scared at the other's country tbh
There are two type of people in Ohio. The ones who worry to much, and the ones that don’t worry enough.
@@12aguskapo if the Healthcare at least was good
"Mind your business "
He says on a reality TV show
Right? An amusing lack of self awareness.
Dumbass Of The Year Award 😂
He was probably given a script to say that honestly
He's like one of those guys on social media who get pissed when you reply to their completely public comment.
@@Jartran72 I wouldn't be surprised. On the other hand, life experience has also taught me to never be surprised at the sheer stupidity of some people.
I love the contempt you have for dirty old men trying to marry 20 year old "models"
It brings me life
The difference between the rich old man hooked up with a beautiful young woman "relationship" and prostitution is that prostitution is honest.
there's nothing honest about prostitution
Ингрит Вильчинскайте It’s honest in the sense that both parties are honest about the intentions. One wants money, the other wants sex.
@@merisav4171 It is completely honest and straight forward...One side wants money and the other sex,.No hard feelings just pure bussines, no matter what you think about it.
@@merisav4171 It is purely transactional. Money is exchanged for a service. When it's all over, both parties acknowledge it, and move on(there may be a follow-up if each party agrees to it). Pretty honest if you ask me
Its kinda fun watching him rip into these people's stupid decisions when he normally tries to stay natural on even the craziest of subjects.
I lost it at his reaction to "wine entrepreneur".
Neutral*
Yo his low key zoom in on Melania, killed me lol
He is almost never neutral when it involves any real life discussion. The only time I have seen any real resemblance of neutrality is when he is critiquing law movies or shows.
I agree, I really enjoyed his sly little judgments of these people.
When my husband finally was able to come to the US, my coworker could not stop comparing our situation to this show, even though we were already married and applying for a different visa type. Happy to say he’s now got his green card and on his way to eventually becoming a US citizen!
My husband is on DACA and we've spent the last 5 years working up to getting his permanent visa. We will hopefully get it beginning of next year (as long as COVID19 doesn't delay much 🥴). And his butt is gonna get his citizenship ASAP (have to wait 3 years, but whatever) lol
I'm happy for you all! :) and your coworkers ignorance shows lol
That is rude of them to do that. I actually met my husband in his home country. Co workers were all up in my business when I went to go get married when they never showed any other concern! People need to worry about they own spouse
so rude. like just because people have an interracial marriage doesn’t mean it’s automatically only for a VISA OR that you haven’t barely met them
You comment is misleading.... resident then citizen
7 months after the comment but I’m watching this vid and sad that more comments aren’t pointing out that not all relationships that are , or were at some point , international, are between people who met online and can barely communicate.
"...just a girl who found love in a not so hopeless place. A yacht full of rich ppl" 😂🤣
LOOO$OO$Oooo$ooo$oovvv$vvveee$$$
Who are you to challenge love Kim 🤣🤣
Roderico 😂😂😂😂I know, right? Where can I get one?
@@kukuc96 lol as a not so poor Brazilian from a big city, ain't no way she got the money for that legitimately.
@@kukuc96 yep, I was agreeing with you
@@dianasosa1301 she's a model. She was there for modelling. Of course she didn't pay for it herself. You can decide for yourself based on that, but it's not like there aren't businesses who do in fact hire foreign models to actually model in their events and those models would be free to do whatever they like while not on-the-clock, such as going to a yacht party hosted by someone who attended an event they modeled at.
"Rebecca is a private investigator"... but gets scammed by younger foreign husband.
EXACTLY what I was thinking, shes so ridiculous! lool
Rebecca gotta find a new career path
I know right? That shade wrote itself.
She was scammed by a NIGERIAN, no less. Their scams are so painfully obvious as to be ridiculously funny but they're also bold as brass and relentless.
love makes you dumb I guess
Remember when TLC used to stand for "The Learning Channel." Pepperidge Farm remembers...
Remember junkyard wars
I'm learning a lot... 🤔🙄😆😏
I do
But Pepperidge farm ain’t gonna keep it to Pepperidge farm’s self
Ohhh I membah!
lmaooooo
"Cardi B look-alike"
"he's a grown ass man living with his parents"
"just a..... /quality/ human being (WOW.)"
"she erroneously believes that """''Love"""" is stronger than lawyers"
"Micheal is a 42 quote "wine entrepreneur.... Hmmmmm"
"So Angela it up her daughter for a new one" a whole new egg lmaooo
"if anyone has a free egg, remember, she can tote it, she just needs the egg"
The snark is real!
“I can tote it, I just need ya egg!” 😂 I died
The part about him living with his parents didn't bother me. That's fairly, I mean, as long as both parties are amenable to the arrangement, why not. It's the "doesn't really work" part that set off some red flags for me.
42??? Yeah right…
"I can tote it, I just need the egg" might be the weirdest thing I've ever heard a mother tell her daughter.
I think she needs to have that on a t-shirt. Maybe on the back she could have a listing: Classically styled womb, kept in very good condition. Gotta advertise.
That's my new favorite expression. I'm going to try to sprinkle it into casual conversation.
Can I offer you a nice egg in this trying time?
My whole thing is... can't they just get a surrogate?
And funniest
""""Love""""
Lindsay Ellis nostalgia chick watches legal eagle!!?
I would love to see you rip this show apart
Are you trying to say that a 20 Yr old Russian girl with the looks of a super model can't fall in "love" with a 45 yr old, 300 lb trailer-park-dweller who looks like he was caught in an explosion at the Pizza roll factory?
Cynic.
Hi Lindsey!
I love your channel too!
The pure, unadulterated sass in this episode is beautiful.
Joni Maxson So very beautiful indeed.
It’s fabulous. I almost spit out my coffee at one point 😂
I know!! I love it!
@@crystalwarelk Hmmm... >:( (yeah, I about choked!)
“just a quality human being” got me
When I was young I thought that money laundering was forgetting dollar bills in your jeans pocket and washing them.
Lol
well, figuratively that is what it is. You "wash" your black money to turn them white
I watched Office Space in middle school. Also, they had to look up money laundering in the dictionary in that film.
It comes from mobsters investing in laundromats as fronts to have a source to declare where they got their money from.
I could see that lol. The crime is that figuratively. When I was around 10 I used to literally launder my money so I get it. The us dollar has a lot of cotton in it and you can wash it. Id use dish soap, warm water, clean em up, then iron them (including using starch). It made the money perfectly flat and crispy like a brand new bill. This was all ultimately so that my cash would be taken in by the coin changer at the arcade, the first time, everytime. 😅
the whole K1 process took 12months from start to finish with a request of more ocuments/pictures to provide proof of a relationship. I submitted 25 pages after that request. Married for 17 years ;)
Took me 7 months from the time I sent in the petition until my wife had her visa inside her passport. Married 6 years. Never been happier
Congrats to yall 🎉. That's freaking beautiful!!
CONGRATULATIONS! ❤
K1 - 7 months from petition to passport in hand. Adjustment of status - 6 months. Lifting conditions (2 years later) - 18 months.... Almost 4 years from first paperwork to "final" green card in hand... oh and a whooping $6000 give or take. Well over 100 pages of documentation overall. Married for 7 years next month :)
Alternate title: LegalEagle roasts everyone in 90 Day Fiance
So true! And he does it so well!
“The country is in the middle of a civil war.”
“I think you’re worrying too much.”
ok
AyArriba Calm down.
Eh. America doesn't seem to be too far away from civil war.
Paul d I’m very calm. Don’t really understand your comment.
@@thekingisdead6411 Yes it does lol.
@@thekingisdead6411
It is very far away from civil war.
I went through the K-1 process and brought my fiancé over from Ukraine in 2005 as well as her child. I can tell you first hand what the process was like. While we didn't have a camera crew following us around like the show does, it's pretty accurate with how 2 people can meet from two different countries and cultures. First up, the K-1 process is brutal from start to finish. All told it takes 4 years to fully be completed and most people don't understand how or why it's this long. The beginning process of the 90 day is very straight forward and is the simplest part of a multi year process. You meet someone, get an immigration lawyer, fill out a ton of paperwork and if the K-1 visa is approved (IF), then your fiancé gets to come to the U.S. for 90 days and both of you get to "try" out and see if your going to end up getting married. If you marry in the 90 days, then that's where all of the "fun" starts (not really). If you don't get married before the 90 days is over, she or he has to go back to their country or they risk over staying their visa and at that point they would have no chance of coming to the U.S. again. If you do get married, there is a whole lot more paperwork, interviews and thousands of dollars spent EVERY YEAR for the first 4 years. That's right, you go through this process every year because you have to change the status of the K-1 from a fiancé visa to getting a "green card". But they don't get a green card right away. they get a temporary "white" card which is a legal status to stay in the U.S. while the paperwork makes it's way through the government agencies. They do interviews every year as well as asking you to fill out the same paperwork you did before, which is a way for the government to make more money (thousands by the way). Every year you have to do finger prints, bio documents all in quadruple copies and it's a mound of paperwork. When I did back in 2005 it costs about $675 for the bio, plus $125. per fingerprints and of course everything is times 2 as i had my wife's daughter to do also and there are all kinds of other costs that I won't bother to mention. It costs about $10k over the 4 years including the lawyers fees and government fees. So you better make the right decision on who you bring over, because it will be costly.
Also, as a fun fact, back in 2006 we were asked to be on a show that was in development, this would turn out to be the original 90 day fiancée show as well as the "after the 90 day" too. It was the latter show they wanted me and my wife to be a part of. At the time we thought it would be great to do it but in the end, we both said no because of the intrusiveness to our everyday lives as well as my 7 year old stepdaughters life as well. Back then the show would have paid us $7,000. for a 13 episode run. Now it's like $20k or more from what I heard...
What was it like having a mail order bride?
@@looksirdroids9134 It was the greatest thrill and point in my life and if i was younger (I'm 66) I would do it again. /i got married to a woman from Dnipor when i was 49, she was 29 and her daughter became from stepdaughter and that was a beautiful thing.
that is absolutely not how it went for me (k-1 2005, married 2006). I (the American) never had an interview. Pretty sure she didn't have any between the AOS and citizenship application 4 years later. The white card is essentially as good as a green card while you have it, as long as you don't leave the country and try to come back. But you get the perks of a permanent resident visa
We didn't use a lawyer, but $10k doesn't sound out of line, including fees, if you do.
@@Demigord I would say it depends on which country your fiancee came from, mine came from Ukraine and that is how my process went.
Sounds like money grab from the gov. before anything else.
I died when he said “grown ass man”. He was feeling savage this episode. 😂
Sometimes you've gotta ditch the sh*t and go straight Afro American. :)
I'm a law student and when I need a break from studying I turn on this show so I can turn off my brain. But I have questioned the legal proceedings of the K-1 visa and have always wished someday I would find a RUclips channel about law that could be this entertaining and informative. I have now found the best of both worlds. Thank you so much!
Eva is such a pretty name, is it your real one? I've always loved it
We have a friend that immigrated from Canada on a K-1 visa and was detained at the airport for over 24 hours for questioning because they suspected she was an escort. She’s a professional burlesque dancer (not at all an escort lol) but they were suspicious when they found her costumes and such in her luggage. Luckily she was granted access and was able to still move, but I couldn’t imagine how stressful that was for her.
i know prostitution is illegal there... but... dam that's too much.
if they so scared about human traffic i get that, but then, should they not just... make a follow up on those visas? and offer help instead of deportation in the case something fishy is going on?
Oh yeah the airport is not where you want to be detained. The TSA doesn't at all have to treat you like a standard police officer does.
@@12aguskapo : because a large number of people that vote in the politicians who make these decisions are xenophobes who want to apply the strictest standard to immigrants, but then think it's okay for just anyone from their own country to have kids and own guns.
why would they use a K1 visa ? Canada-US allows 6 months/year of stay without visa... so why not just get married in that 6 months instead of 90 days and avoid all that paper work ?
Well, you still would have to do the same paperwork after the fact, and sometimes it is more difficult to obtain a green card that way. We had another Canadian friend who did that and basically got stuck in this weird limbo because she wasn’t eligible to work, they ended up having a baby and had a lot of trouble coming up with the funds to have a lawyer sort everything out. I don’t remember all the details, but it took about six years for her to get her green card. I sponsored my husband to move from Canada with a k-3 and he was able to get his green card in about 6 months. We actually didn’t even wait the 90 days because we wanted to expedite the immigration process so he could be eligible to work. We’ve been married 6 years now and he obtained citizenship last year. Every case is a little different, but the few people I’ve known who filed after the fact had a harder time and it seemed to drag things out more.
"subject that person to involuntary servitude or worse"
*cue zoom to trumps wife*
shady
Omg, funniest part of the video
jooheons dimples RUclips Gold, I tell ya 🤣😂😎
@18.43 did you see that Melania blink twice if you need help note of the coffee mug 😂
I think you missed the mug at 18:43
Savage
"The whole country's in civil war!" "...I personally think you're worrying too much..."
That moment you realize you’ve failed as a parent 😹
Not gonna lie, I read this before getting to that point in the video and for some reason thought you were talking about America.
@Bobs Vegana charming, aren't you?
@Bobs Vegana dude that makes a weird random comment unrelated to the comment chain, and a smarmy responder. A match made in heaven, should I get a wedding gift? Maybe an ice cube tray?
@Bobs Vegana is there something wrong with being fat
90 Day Fiance' has nothing to do with legit international relationships. It is all about watching the slow motion trainwreck that, no matter how bad YOUR relationship may be, isn't nearly as weird or dysfunctional as theirs on the show. Plus, the live tweeting community is just ferociously hilarious too.
I love how you were both explaining the process in a very professional manner whilst also poking fun at how ridiculous it is to marry someone after meeting them once
7:00 damn imagine trying to get a green card and the dude that marries you moves to your country instead
"Shit shit shit shit... this is *not* what I was going for"
Abort mission!!
@Sam Lives Here And then turns out to have a criminal record and yeets into the woods
She doubled down though, if you pop out a grandkid then gramma might sponsor the immigration.
She has a green card now but she actually doesn’t want to live in the US. They moved to the US because Paul promised her he’d be able to work and support a better life for them but that turned out to be a crock of shit and they’re back in Brazil last I heard.
This seems like a ton of work to marry someone you only have 90 days to get to know or have your mind made up after meeting for 8 hours
Ideally you're expected to have already decided. And you just want to marry in the us.
The show is representing the visa in the wrong way. The visa isn't some sort of trial. It's for legitimate couples who have met online or on vacation or something who want to live in the US as a couple.
People do legitimately met people overseas while working or studying.
The only couple I know that used it spent a year together while she was in the US on a student visa, her visa ran out so she went home and got things in order then came back for the ceremony.
Well, I think most people meet online or in person and ideally they would meet and spend additional time together before applying. As much as it pains me to say it, my brother has made a pretty good effort with his Brazilian girlfriend/fiancée to bring her over here. I don't mind the idea of doing a K-1 or doing international dating, I just don't like that he chose Brazil, and now he will have a permanent reason to keep going back to Brazil--a country with safety and security issues due to civil unrest. After all, literally everyone she knows, including her family, is in Brazil. It's not like she's gonna come here and never go back to visit her own family.
As someone who is currently in the middle of the K-1 visa process I love and hate this show. Love it because I'm a sucker for drama, but hate it because it gives my relationship a bad look. But it also makes me super hopeful that I'll have no issues with my application if these couples are able to get approved lmao
My buddy did it legit and it took forever but it all works out
Same here. Mine process was long, took 1 year, but no problems. All was approved, went. Smooth
I know a few people married with K-1s and another couple working on getting a CR-1. It's invariably an insanely long, opaque, and stressful process. I feel for you. Stay strong! 💪
"They could lure people into the country with false promises of marriage and then subject that person to involuntary servitude" Shows video of Melania Trump 🤣🤣🤣
Technically snl parody of melania
@@gjaneknochenhauer1571 he did both
"Melania blink twice if you need help" on the mug had me lol
I almost spewed coffee on my iPad. That was some next level snark right there.
I have seen the show, and it seemed like some of the foreigners had the misconception that all Americans are wealthy.
The regular use of "Love" is just great
I laughed every time.
Definitely made for a drinking game
Who doesn't "love" nineteen year old Brazilian models?
I love the quiet sarcasm and shade in much of this video!
"found love in a not so hopeless place...a yacht....full of rich people"
I DIED!!
There's a story behind the international marriage broker act. It was started for Anastasia Solovieva, an immigrant who suffered horrible abuse and was eventually murdered at 20 by her husband. He had stalked and abused his previous wife so badly she had to flee and change her name. Knowing that could have saved Anastasia's life. 😔 Her story always makes me so sad, especially seeing her parents grief. I hope she's at peace. ❤️
"...he's a grown ass man living with his parents" I screamed
Same!
Lmfao I read this as he said it and I died
why? its rather normal now
and Obama passing ACA saying a 26 year old can stay on parents health plan didn't help any
Welcome to America sheep...sad we are
lol ikr, I had to re-wind to make sure I heard that right
@@RockDavid what a weird way to tell the internet you still live w your mom david but ok u do u
"Melania, blink twice if you need help." OMG!!!!!!!!!! I'm dying laughing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I died too!! I had to come to the comments to see if anyone else noticed it.
I had to double check when I saw it... Hilarious
When was that???
@@littlemssunshinexoxo The mug at 18:44
@@KohakuAmber22 Thank you!!
I died when he called her a "Cardi B look-a-like" 💀😂
I agree but when it comes to female rappers as they all sound like nicki minaj specially when putting her and cardi B together.
@@mysticstrikeforce5957 yeah, female rappers don't really have a lot going for them, they sound the same because of that aggressive style of rapping
@@btaylerpackard2475 Try Doja Cat. I'm sure there are female rappers we're sleeping on.
I don’t think you actually died.
He's not wrong
Just so you know: the deadly fish swimming up your urethra thing is actually a real thing in the Amazon. No skinny-dipping in the forest.
Nah, go ahead and skinny dip. They only swim up stream if you pee in the pool, then extend their hooked fins when the pee stops and the urethra tries to contract.
I sent a link about that to every guy I know 😂
There's only 2 reported cases and it's only if you pee
@@GrifoStelle - Don’t skinny-dip in the rainforest. Candiru fish may leave your junk alone, but the piranhas won’t.
This is such an odd scenario to prepare for
I would like to argue one point. One of Paul’s most memorable moments is how his mom gives him a napkin filled with her hair not once, but twice before he leaves for the airport.
Oh, and don't forget he doesn't trust his fiancee , and in one episode he hides in an unused doghouse/chicken coop and has a meltdown
She also gave him another piece the time she visited Brazil 😂 or maybe he gave her some of his hair that time. I can't remember!
This is some creepy Jocasta level stuff, jeez.
Its sentimental for them because she had cancer and lost a lot of her hair. It's a bit strange....to me
@@TheChanelcupcake really!?? I never knew that... I don't think they ever mentioned that on the show
"Remember, she can tote it she just needs your egg" I'm screaming 😭😭😭😭
🤣🤣🤣💀
Bontle Theo so basically she wanted to birth her own grandchild???? 🤮
@@priscilaassis5704 soooooo creepy
@@priscilaassis5704
I mean... The record holder for the oldest pregnancy was a woman who surrogated for her daughter who had fertile eggs but was unable to carry a pregnancy to term so. 😰
The woman was literally post menopausal. Like.
“She erroneously believes that love is stronger than lawyers” LOL
Better line should have been "She erroneously belived that Love Is stronger than immigration law."
"US citizens with unlimited K-1 visas can lure people with false promises of marriage and then subject them to involuntary servitude or worse" *Cuts to Melania. I literally screamed! lmao
Remember when TLC was "The Learning Channel"?
Those were good days.
rammsteinrulz16 remember when the history channel played stuff about history
It needs a name change to The S*** Channel
Now The Loser Channel
rammsteinrulz16 for real. And discovery channel was about animals and other things with nature.
Remember when MTV was actually filled music 🤦🏾♀️
"MELANIA BLINK TWICE OF YOU NEED HELP"
I...I cant
I love how stupid he thinks this whole scheme is.
The sass and shade he throws by the bucket while still never using any demeaning word are the stuff of legends
My college roommate used to watch shows like this. He said they made him feel better about himself because he wasn't as awful as the people on TV.
Brendan McElroy lmao that’s the exact reason I watch these, especially the Gypsy ones, those were a good mine of self esteem boosts honestly lol
Me too!
I really never knew that marring an immigrant in America is literally treated like taking out a loan 😂😂😂
Its easier to get a loan💀
No universal healthcare or education yet they are somehow afraid those people may become a burden.
@@clorox1676 and I bet they could still sue the US citizen even without providing those benefits!
Believe me, it's worse
It is hundreds of times easier to get a loan.
"She erroneously believes love is stronger than lawyers" 😂Savage!
"A Trump-loving 30 yr old Nigerian man" is a sentence I never expected to hear in my lifetime
Edit: the past 9 months has shown me that a lot of Nigerians actually love Trump and honestly that was a fact that killed me on the inside
lmao
Bobs Vegana you’re used to not laughing at jokes, aren’t you?
@@woahyourecute9029 Trump is surprisingly popular in Nigeria.
I had to rewind that whole sentence, including the bit about the lady, and play it back for my girlfriend. it was a brand new sentence
Yeah,It's sadly more common than you'd think.
I've done the non immigrant visa. It took a whole year.Having lived in Mauritius, Thailand and France, I had to get police reports from all these countries. I had to prove I have enough money that I will not be needing money from USA for 3 years.
After everything was filed it took 10 months before I could fly to Kenya from mauritius for an interview where they sent me back home for additional medical tests which took 2 months. then I flew back to Kenya for another interview at the embassy after which they gave me all my papers right there on the spot. I was good to go.
It's a stressful and difficult process.
Oh my god I almost forgot about the police stuff. You have to pay for and supply police reports for every place your fiance lived in order to prove they were not a felon and had no serious record. You also have to get those documents translated to English and notorized. It's insane how much information the K1 requires. Mine took a year and a half before we got it, and another year once we got married for the adjustment of status and all of those interviews.
@@Subparanon I had to go to my local police station in Mauritius and convince them to take my fingerprints. It was administration hell because noone knew what papers to fill. They sent me to HQ at the capital city then back at the local police office. Finally I sat with the local police chief who asked me how my dad is doing (small island nation), eventually he asked someone to take my fingerprints. it was with ink and the wooden roller. Then it was sent to Thailand where I heard nothing for like 2 months. So I called and they said "in progress". That right there is a huge fear of administrative limbo. And all of this is not even the US visa process yet hahaha. I'm glad I'm here now though.
@@NicolasdeFontenay I know exactly how that feels. The not hearing anything, and being afraid that at any moment you might get stuck or denied, is draining. I'll say this about the K1 process though, you don't do it to completion if you aren't 100% in love and want to be with them. You wouldn't go through all that for a fling.
Should have just come illegally as the other millions have.
It’s so much work when coming to America without a partner. I came through and it was nightmare!! But best decision I’ve made. I love this country so many opportunities that I would never have back home. Not that I don’t love my country as it’s beautiful just very poor and not friendly for women. I was shocked how free women are here. My first date in America made me sad that my country doesn’t teach men the same way :(
While binging your content, it has come to my attention that what I was reading as 90 Day Finances for about 3 years was actually 90 Day Fiancés. I dont have cable and am not a citizen of the US so this is earth shattering news to me.
I’m sorry but 😂😂😂😂 I cant stop laughing. It 2am! What have u done to me I’m trying not wake anyone up!
“Certainly a lot of people are going to pass judgment”
It is what I do best
"Mind your business" says the guy broadcasting this "relationship" on a television show... yea, ok bud...
The funny thing about Paul's arson conviction is that arson is one of the easiest crimes to get away with! Like only 10% or 15% get caught.
alright let's keep an eye on this guy..
Seriously, a big part of the crime literally involves destroying the evidence.
He's incredibly stupid.
Not the sharpest tool in the shed.
Is this legal advice
I worked as an immigration paralegal for a time, and I remember the last section of the DS-260 asking questions like "are you coming here to sell drugs?" and "are you coming here to practice prostitution?" and I found that humerous
I would LOVE to know if anyone has ever answered YES! 😂
I never knew I wanted to hear LegalEagle say the sentance "Grown ass man" thank you for this blessing.
"They could lure people into the country with false promises of marriage and then subject them to involuntary servitude or worse..."
I'm dying... 😂
But she’s still married.
@@erikt3162 Rumor is the divorce papers were already drawn up for after the election. Everyone expected, and wanted, him to lose.
@@donalny imagine saying something without evidence on a legal channel
@@erikt3162 Ehh I figure not cheating with pornstars while your wife is pregnant is assumed among the "promises of marriage"
This channel is officially the best shade throwing channel i've ever seen.
I disagree. Sauceholic got it nailed!! 😉
"Mind your business" says the guy who airs his whole personal story on a reality TV show.
90 day fiancé is my favorite guilty pleasure. Such a train wreck I love it
SAME
Every time I learn about a TLC show I am reminded why I despise TLC.
Remember when the "L" stood for "Learning"?
@@JackgarPrime I'm learning that this channel is shite.
I'm old. I still remember when TLC was first on the air. They had almost no initial content and almost no ad partners. They mostly just had old documentaries and shorts with maybe some commercials for charities. This was back in the early/mid 90s. After a couple years they had managed some really good actually educational shows. Then I guess that wasn't enough for them so they started adding fluff content and they rebranded... never the same again. Arround the same time Discovery launched and I never looked back (for really good edu content). I still sometimes watch some of the renovation or realty reality shows if I'm supremely bored.
@@Tomasu82 I think Pawn Stars was the beginning of the end for educational channels like TLC and History. Once that became a massive hit on History, you started seeing an explosion of lazy reality show based content on these channels, which has only gotten worse and worse over time.
@@JackgarPrime remember when the M in MTV stood for "music"?
"... CardiB look alike." Objection! The hell she does.
@Tennille Bowens And her voice is less irritating..😂
She's way prettier. Cardi is unfortunate af
🤣🤣🤣
“but he ran into trouble because he’s a grown ass man living with his parents”
crying 😭
When I watch TLC it’s because I need to feel better about myself because at lease I’m not Romnichal, Not a hoarder, not a pageant kid, not a pregnant 16 year old, and not 600 lbs..
Either that or Cake Boss, no in between lol.
Same i always feel better about my life after tlc binge
Or that you don't drink piss...
What about having a ridiculous amount of kids?
LMFAO!!!!!
Ali Khan
Or have coffee enemas, eat your hair, or have a sexual relationship with your car.
Lawyers > Love
😂😂😂😂
"Can you imagine a world without lawyers" Lionel Hutz
How has this not been made into a song yet? Country music stars; what are you waiting for?
But the lawyer is married thus making this comment invalid.
@@erikt3162 When the powers unite, it unleashes Captain Planet!
LE: "Americans can't get enough of international relationships"
(Looks at US History)
Me: Well that is one interpretation I suppose...
Given recent events, I don't know whether to laugh or cry...
Well most of American history America was isolated.
We Americans love international relationships! Especially when we get our lovely, lovely free resources!
You know... as a gift ...for being so great.😂
At least we used to actually go to the other countries to steal their resources and enslave their people. Now, we get them delivered.
Well no one born here in this melting pot is really from here, so that makes sense. Its also the reason why many people here are big on their nationality and knowing their roots. Ellis island etc.
My brother lives in DC, he works in government, he was living in Malta for work and met a woman from France. They lived together for a couple years and when he came back they were engaged. It took nearly a year for the K-1 visa, they had to provide pictures and other legal documents. She finally was able to get to the states and they were married within 90 days of her arrival. It was the most insane process I have ever seen and helped someone go through. I’m actually really glad to see an actual breakdown of this show cause I’ve been so curious as to how the hell it was even a thing.
"Melania, blink twice if you need help" mug had me in stitches
Fun fact: "TLC" used to stand for "The Learning Channel". They showed educational content back then.
But perhaps I'm showing my age.
Chai Latte good old days
Now it's Totally Lude Crap
Hold on now, there's a lot to learn from this
Henry R. Yes, what not to do in life
Have you watched the show? If so, did you already know all the requirements and procedures necessary to complete the immigration process? If you already knew all of that, great! If not, then didn't you learn something? =P
I personally haven't seen the show(s) and this is the first time I've heard of it(them). However, despite all the drama, I'm glad they're bringing attention to some of the difficulties and trials of going through this process.
"Melania: blink twice if you need help" 😂
Glad I'm not the only one who saw that mug!
Hilarious!!!!
I fell out of my chair laughing when he talked about people only having the ability to file twice in their life for a K1 and it showed Millenia standing at what looked like the inauguration.
18:42 I get the feeling he's trying to imply something, but I can't quite figure it out.
This was the saltiest yet most polite video I have ever seen and I absolutely adore our legal eagle being a sassy eagle
“He’s a grown-@$$ man living with his parents.”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’m dead!
That doesn't mean a thing.
Clay3613 what do you mean that doesn’t mean a thing? How ?
@@d7b50 Ass is spelled @$$ which really does mean nothing.
MD Ruffy bet you’re fun at parties
@@Clay3613 woof. It definitely does.
"Because she erroneously believes that love is stronger than lawyers."
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TLC, The History Channel and The Discovery Channel have all really abandoned their initial premises
And MTV used to show music videos. Ah the good old days 😔
They wouldn't survive if people weren't watching them. I think about that whenever I want to find a _new_ reason - other than our president - to despair about America. :(
As someone going through the uscis process...90 day fiancé is a joke and a slap to the face of people who are actually serious.
Exactly, I married a man from another country (Fiji) and yes that was pre 911 (in 1988). I tried at first to bring him over as my fiance, but it was a long process and we didn't want to wait. I ended up going back to Fiji and marrying him there, Even then it was not without glitches and maddening paperwork. Still nothing like 90 Day Fiance Of course, they are just going for the drama
My neighbor watches this show. I knew it couldn’t be this straightforward.
I haven't seen the show, but normally the process is straightforward for 'regular' couples ... the processing times are the most frustrating part
Tom Servo, I’ve got a friend who retired a few years ago. Before that he met a Filipina online and he had to navigate the process on his own. Even making a few trips to the islands to meet her and her family.
Funny thing is that shortly after she got her US passport he retired and they started the process of moving back to the Philippines 😂
90 day fiance got me here, sorry, I meant "Say yes to 90 days" and "we found love thanks to Google translate"....LMAO, this intro had me almost flatlined 🤣🤣🤣
I’d never ever get myself into a 90 day fiancé type of situation, but I gotta admit that the show is incredibly entertaining.
"Wine entrepeneur" : Alcoholic.
LegalEagle: "Too bad TLC can't have a show featuring polygamists."
_(Counting On and Sister Wives have left the chat)_
And escaping polygamy .
Counting on has polygamy?
@@gracehaven5459 They are confusing cheating on your wife (Which Josh Duggar admitted, amongst other offenses) with having more than one wife. They are also confusing the current show, "Counting On" with the show that was cancelled as a result of Josh's indiscretions, '19 kids and Counting'
There is no polygamy in counting on.
Infidelity //=// polygamy
I love how when he says love there are quotes "Love"
"They fell in love..."
I am not used to you showing such naked contempt.
I approve.
My Big Fat Polygamist Fiancés was the roast I wasn’t ready for and it killed me
Fiancées*
Oatmeal Never once did I think I’d get a ping on my phone from someone correcting my spelling on a comment I made 8 months ago, huh
@@WalrusCentral I'm a special kind of pedant I guess
I am now craving donuts and it's the middle of the freaking night
“She erroneously believed that love is stronger than lawyers” is my new motto.
“Ah can tode it, Ah jist need yigg.” That’s going to be my new chat up line.
Pure gold, that is. Your dance card will be full.
Crazy, considering she smokes like a chimney
@@Vasilia4 Ah, it'll be fine. The lungs are barely near the uterus. The liver is way closer and she takes great..care..of...umm...
I love how the word “love” seems to get an different meaning if you are a lawyer 😋
Well he's got a ring so it can't be that different 😂
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If you actually watch 90 Day Fiance, a bailiff will tackle you
I met my wife from a foreign country. Yes, I had to do paperwork to prove that I can take care of my fiancé just as your wonderful video presented. I think that the 90 Day Fiancé is a bad show.
Next time do Dance Mom’s illegal treatment of minors
Yes please!!!!
"Works as a model"
👀 someone throwing shade
Thank you for talking about the details of the visa. I think people that have never gone through the process don’t get how involved and burdensome it can be. People just assume it’s too easy cause politicians told them it’s a problem.
"'Love is stronger than lawyers' [is erroneous]."
Prove it. I want to see you arm wrestle Love.
Loni Love?
He might be the underdog, but I'd bet on him.
Love doesn't show up to the scheduled trial.
Summary judgement against love.
Real Lawyer Reacts: Parks and Recreation Season 5 episode 7; “Partridge”: the Deposition of Ron Swanson. It’s a rare occurrence of that most holiest of grails when it comes to legal media: the deposition before the trial.
"They fell in love!"
The way that was delivered was so pitch perfect and somehow communicated over a decade of lawyerly world weariness so suddenly it just left me in hysterics. xD