The text appears to be an audio transcript of a video, possibly a reality TV show or a vlog. The speaker, George, is discussing his experiences with his wife, Ann, who was brought to the U.S. on a K1 visa. George met Ann online and invited her to the U.S. to live with him. However, he soon realized that she was controlling and manipulative, leading him to make numerous promises about the lifestyle she could expect.
Ann, on the other hand, admitted that she initially believed George was rich and that he would provide her with a luxurious lifestyle. However, she expressed dissatisfaction with their living conditions, particularly their apartment. George promised her a better life, but Ann expressed concern about the high cost of their desired home, which was beyond their budget.
Their relationship was fraught with tension and conflict, with both George and Ann expressing dissatisfaction with each other's behavior. Ann insisted that George was dishonest and untrustworthy, while George accused Ann of being a gold digger. The video ends with George stating that Ann left him and that he was arrested for growing marijuana.
Overall, the video seems to be a critique of the reality TV show "90-day Fiance", with George expressing his frustration and disappointment with the premise of the show. He also seems to be expressing his own experiences with immigration and the challenges of maintaining a relationship with an international partner.
1. The text is a transcript of a video or podcast that discusses a love story.
2. The story is compared to the Twilight series, but the narrator believes it is better.
3. The story takes place on TLC's The Learning Channel.
4. The narrator mentions a show called "90-day fiance," which is about a couple bringing their partner over on a visitor's visa to the United States for 90 days.
5. The narrator, George, is 27 years old and runs a business growing and cultivating medical marijuana.
6. George met a woman, F Issa, on Instagram and invited her to the US on a K1 visa.
7. F Issa broke George's phone and was controlling, causing him to feel lonely.
8. The narrator criticizes the portrayal of women as gold diggers in the show.
9. George and F Issa got married after 90 days.
10. F Issa is from Moscow, Russia, and has been married to George since their wedding.
11. F Issa has threatened to leave George every day since they've been married.
12. George and F Issa are looking to move into a larger house.
13. The narrator suggests that George promised F Issa a life in America that he couldn't afford.
14. The narrator suggests that George is dishonest and F Issa is honest.
15. The narrator suggests that George and F Issa are living in a house that is out of their budget.
16. The narrator suggests that George and F Issa are living in a house that is larger than they can afford.
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