90 DAY FIANCÉ: HAN ÄR KRIMINELL & HON ÄR GALEN *skrattfest*

Summary

The video script depicts George and Aisa, an intercultural couple who have their ups and downs while Aisa visits George in America on a K-1 visa. They bicker over money, living situations, and adjusting to each other's cultures and expectations. After some rocky moments, George shares his criminal record with Aisa. She struggles with this revelation but ultimately stays with George when he finds them an apartment. They have awkward attempts at domesticity as Aisa tries cooking. Despite doubts from George's family and their own clashes, they continue taking steps towards marriage.

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Q & A

Why was George hesitant to tell Aisa about his criminal record?

George was worried that revealing his past marijuana conviction would negatively impact his relationship with Aisa, since marijuana is illegal in Russia. He did not tell her earlier in their relationship because he feared she would judge him or not want to be with him if she knew.

Why is George having trouble finding an apartment?

George is struggling to find an apartment because his past felony conviction for marijuana cultivation makes landlords reluctant to rent to him.

How does Aisa feel about doing household chores?

Aisa seems accustomed to her grandmother doing all the cooking and cleaning for her in Russia. She expects George to financially provide while she stays home, though she is open to trying some cooking.

What career aspirations does Aisa have?

Aisa hopes to become a famous bikini model in America. She wants to be recognized on the street and have people ask to take pictures with her.

What concerns does George's sister Lourdes have about Aisa?

Lourdes worries that Aisa is only interested in George for his money and a green card. She finds Aisa's social media photos too flashy and questions her motivations.

How does the new apartment compare to Aisa's home in Russia?

Aisa says the new apartment is smaller and not as nice as her previous apartment in Russia. She hopes that after marriage, they can get a big house with a pool.

Why did Aisa initially get angry and threaten to return to Russia?

Aisa was upset because George did not tell her about his criminal record earlier. She also felt he was not working hard enough to find them an apartment.

How does George feel about others' judgments of his relationship with Aisa?

George does not care what others think about him being with a much younger, beautiful woman from Russia. He is following his feelings.

What changed Aisa's mind about returning to Russia?

Once George finally found an apartment for them, Aisa seemed happier and more willing to continue their relationship in America.

Do Aisa and George have different expectations for their marriage roles?

Yes, Aisa expects to be a stay-at-home wife, while George believes they should share responsibilities. This could cause conflict.