[Jeremiah] This season on Return to Amish.
[Ada] My granddaughter, Maureen, and her friend, Rosanna,
wants to leave the Amish.
Oh, my God.
We're starting an Amish zoo.
[Maureen] The Amish life isn't for everyone.
I'm a teacher and this is my schoolhouse.
I feel there's more out there in the world.
[Rosanna speaking]
I'm really excited to see how the outside world is.
[Maureen] No, don't touch it.
- [toilet flushes] - [both laugh]
[Jeremiah] I was adopted into the Amish community when I was one-and-a-half
and I wanted to meet my biological father.
I wanna do them father-and-son things
that we never did.
Give me a hug, son. I love you.
[Sabrina] This is Jethro.
He's my boyfriend.
I wasn't planning on being
pregnant again this soon.
I'm very concerned about ripping
because the last time it ripped from my vagina
all the way into my butt hole.
Ew. That's nasty.
- Shopping. - [laughter]
[hip hop music playing]
I actually think you look cute in that one.
Well, thank you.
[Rosanna] Well, we gotta do this
before I'm gonna back out of this.
[laughing]
All right, girls. Just hold on to your bonnets.
[screams]
[Rosanna] Oh, my God!
I have a crush on this really handsome guy.
So you've never slept with anyone yet?
[Rosanna] Yeah, I'm having so much fun right now.
This is the best day of my life.
Nobody knew of your existence.
Also I have someone else who wants to talk to you.
- [woman on phone] - [Jeremiah sniffles]
[man] He's a little emotional here.
I'm just ready to get married already.
[Maureen] Would you stop talking about Danny?
You're so jealous.
I am not jealous about Danny.
Now you're [bleep] lying again.
[bleep] this! I ain't doing this [bleep].
I would be ashamed of myself.
You're a little 18-year-old girl.
[Jeremiah] I can fully see Rosanna going down the wrong path,
getting into a lot of trouble.
[Rosanna] Me and you had a friendship.
I thought we could be friends,
but no, we cannot be friends.
I have to be honest with you, I never really trusted you.
One thing Sabrina you do, you go on and on and on about [bleep].
I'm about to lose it. I'm about to get mad.
I can't take this stress.
[Sabrina] You're leaving literally?
Father's Day is tomorrow.
[Jeremiah speaking]
[Maureen] Rosanna, are you okay?
No.
[Sabrina] Jeremiah.
- Rose. Rose. Hey. Hold on. - [Maureen] Rose.
[Sabrina] Here, drink some water.
- Just drink some water. - [Maureen] Rose.
- [Jeremiah] Rose. - [Maureen in other language]
[Sabrina in English] Don't panic. Look at me. Hey.
[Maureen in other language]
[Sabrina in English] Do you want me to pray?
Dear God, please be with Rosanna.
Please help her. Just help her to calm down
and help her to know that you got her
in the palm of your hands
and that everything is gonna be okay.
Just help her to calm down and just be with her
and relieve her anxiety
and help her not to worry anymore.
[paramedic] Where are you from?
What country?
[upbeat music playing]
[Sabrina] I'm excited because it's the anniversary
of my two years clean.
[Sabrina] I was adopted at the age of three
into the Mennonites.
When you're adopted into the Mennonites,
you never feel like you fit in
because you're not blood.
You're like tainted because you come from the world.
And a big process for me was just figuring out
where I belong and who I am.
And I've had kind of a crazy life since I left the Mennonites.
[screams, laughs]
There's been good things.
- Cheers to that. - [speaks other language]
[baby crying]
- Are you my dad? - [man speaking]
It's so nice to meet you.
[Sabrina] But it's been really difficult for me
to adjust to the English world.
I did not.
You lie, lie, lie.
[Sabrina] I descended into heroin addiction
and I had signed over the rights
to my two oldest daughters.
[Sabrina coughing]
The last time you saw me, I had suffered a miscarriage in New Orleans.
I'm sorry that you went through all that.
[Sabrina] About a month and a half after that,
I ended up in rehab.
It changed me.
I had never experienced God like that before in my whole entire life.
My whole life, I've been taught that God is
this man in the sky with a big stick
just waiting to smush you if you do something wrong.
But the God that I saw...
was a woman.
And it completely changed my perspective on everything.
This is Jethro.
He's my boyfriend.
He's easy on the eyes.
And he's crazy...
like me.
[chuckles]
[Sabrina] Jethro and I have a lot in common.
We've been through a lot of the same stuff.
Both grew up Mennonite.
We both went to rehab.
Jethro and I had also been blessed
with a beautiful baby boy and he makes my heart melt.
His name is Zekiah.
I wasn't planning on being pregnant again
with a little girl this soon.
Two babies in two years is a lot,
but here we are.
[laughs]
He needs to stay off of me.
[Jethro] I'd really like to get married to Sabrina.
I think getting married is great
but I don't wanna break something
that doesn't need fixed.
[Jethro] It's not about something that needs to be fixed,
it's sealing something that may be needs to be sealed.
We've already done plenty of sealing.
[both laughing]
Her mind's in the gutter, I swear to God.
[upbeat music playing]
♪ I made a wish and it came true ♪
♪ I made a wish and a wish for you ♪
♪ I made a wish and it came true ♪
How was your flight coming in?
[man] It was good.
[Jeremiah] Since the last time you saw me,
Carmela and I, we decided that doing the doughnut business
is just not a good thing for our relationship.
I don't understand why we can't just get it started?
It's good if it rises.
Okay. I understand, Carmela, but not that much.
[Carmela] What do you want me to do?
We're gonna sit and wait on that [bleep].
[Carmela] So I got a job at the airport
doing customer service.
Eventually, Jeremiah got a job.
- Thanks to your help. - Yup.
♪ He was everything I was dreaming of ♪
[Jeremiah] Doing the wheelchair service at the airport
is probably the best job I've ever had.
[Carmela] Everything was going great
until Jeremiah got suspicious of me and a co-worker.
Her co-worker, he made the comment
that one of these days he's gonna be able to sleep with her.
I was so pissed off.
Oh, I was pissed.
I really don't think he would say anything like that,
like, you know, maybe he misunderstood
or maybe he was talking about somebody else.
No, he was... He was, like, five feet from me.
And I said something very loud,
knowing her boss was around and all this.
I was like, "You know what? If you wanna [bleep] in our bedroom, go for it."
Right in front of everyone.
Not once, not twice, multiple times,
- shouting it across the airport. - Yup.
To where all my co-workers,
- and everybody I work with, heard it. - Mmm.
And I was crying and he didn't care.
[Jeremiah] I'm ex-Amish
and I've experienced a lot in the English world.
Holy [bleep].
Growing up Amish, I grew up in very strict environments
and we were always told we can do this
or can't do that.
We have to dress this way, can't dress that way.
And there's always somebody making the rules for us.
It feels like we're always being judged.
I just couldn't wait to go do things
without having to worry about the church.
I went to New York.
I met some good friends.
Nice to meet you.
[cheering]
Sabrina and I had a thing going
but in the past, we fought.
Because you're a [bleep] bitch.
- Get him, Jeremiah. - Oh, you spit on me, huh?
[Jeremiah] Carmela and I met on social media.
I, Jeremiah, take you Carmela to be my wife.
We have our ups and downs.
You don't understand what the [bleep] I've been through.
When I try to talk to you, you shut me down every time.
[Jeremiah] She actually left with the kids.
No clothes.
But we always end up coming back together.
- You came back. - [Carmela] Yes.
[Jeremiah] Right now, I'm living in Washington State with Carmela.
And because of the virus, we decided to go to Florida.
[Carmela] We've been isolated for so long,
I'm just really excited to go down to Florida
where the virus isn't that bad
and just ride it out with everyone else.
[Jeremiah] Because Carmela, Ada, and Sabrina,
we're like family.
And we need to stick together.
I called Ada and asked if we can come to Florida.
[Ada] The last time you saw me,
I went into a doughnut business with Jeremiah
and I helped some great kids leave the Mennonites.
I just love being with them and I really miss them.
Since then, I put the doughnut business on hold,
so I can focus on my own business.
I have a very successful cleaning business.
Maybe you guys could pick up them shoes there.
I love being Amish, but...
I like the English money.
The economy is really bad in Pennsylvania
because of the virus.
I lost a lot of work
and I'm not making any money.
I'm sad. I'm scared. And I'm lonely.
But I do have a house in Florida,
where the coronavirus isn't near as bad.
It makes sense that Ada would have a house near Pinecraft
because Pinecraft is a part of Sarasota
where Amish and Mennonite people go to vacation.
It's known as the Amish Riviera.
[Ada] So Jeremiah, Carmela,
Sabrina and I have decided to come together
and just ride this virus out in Florida.
This is my granddaughter, Maureen.
She came to help me clean the house.
My granddaughter and her friend, Rosanna,
are coming down to stay with us in Florida.
Maureen is a very good girl.
She's very kind. She's very softhearted.
I'm Maureen Byler, age 19.
I grew up in Clintonville, PA.
And this is my schoolhouse.
I teach first through eighth grade.
[squeaking]
The kids are thirsty,
they bring out their water bottle or glass
and we come out here and get water.
It takes a lot of muscle and effort,
which the boys usually do that but, or me,
but this water is usually really good
except sometimes it does taste rusty.
What I don't like about being Amish
is I would always get judged.
The girls my age would always make fun of me
because I was always, like, chubby, not skinny like they were.
The Amish life isn't for everyone.
I feel there's more out there in the world.
I wanna drive a car.
I would love being like a seamstress.
Do something that I can't do when I'm Amish.
[water pump squeaking]
[gags] It's gross.
It tastes like rust.
Rosanna and I met at an Amish tetherball tournament
and we've been best friends ever since that day.
She's trying to learn how to play tetherball
- because... - Shut up, I already know.
'Cause I always win.
And now she's just staying out here by herself
and playing tetherball because she has to, like, practice.
See, she's all sweaty in the back.
I am not. That is water.
[Rosanna] I always like to be out in the barn
and work with the horses than, like, be inside.
My mom always told me that I'm the tomboy.
And I was, like, I always like to...
I would more rather, like, do boys work than girls work.
Some people, like, made fun of me
because I wanted to, like, manure out
and stuff like that, you know, since I was a girl, you know.
Like, we just call it, like, manuring out.
Like, manuring the barn out.
Like, that's how we always called it.
This is where I put my makeup so my mom won't find it.
I got some eye stuff and lipstick.
I like my makeup
and that is a big no-no for the Amish.
And it makes me feel, like, so glamorous
if I put makeup on and stuff like that.
[rake rattling]
I wanna leave the Amish
'cause all we do really is work and sleep
and we're not allowed to really go out and have fun.
We live a strict
and simple life to be closer to God.
Rebecca Schmucker, she is my cousin.
Rebecca, she left the Amish
and I talked to her about leaving and stuff.
I guess my biggest dream when I was Amish
was just to actually not live things through books
but in real life.
[Rosanna] I had never been to the beach
and I never, like, saw the ocean.
And I never even had a bathing suit on.
I really wanna, like, go and try those things out.
But she said it will be hard.
I know I'm not perfect.
[sniffles] I know that.
[Rosanna] I'm gonna go to Florida with Maureen.
It's a really hard decision to make
because you don't get to see your family anymore.
You don't get to see, like, your nieces and nephews.
[Maureen] I love being an Amish school teacher
and if I leave the Amish, it's gonna be so...
I don't know, like, that would be so sad,
like, I can't see them again.
And I'm gonna miss them so much.
I am so attached to each of them,
like, every one of them, there's something different,
like, they're so sweet, all of them.
I know if I leave the Amish,
my students will not respect me.
They'll think I'm a bad person.
[birds chirping]
[in other language]
Yeah.
[Raymond in other language]
[in English] My biggest fear is, like, I'll get, like, shunned
or, like, my parents won't, like, talk to me anymore.
[Raymond in other language]
[in English] They're just considering me, like, not, like, their child,
like, that's the biggest part that is... I'm afraid of.
[Raymond] I don't really think you understand.
[in other language]
[Rosanna in English] When I leave,
nothing will ever be the same.
[Jeremiah] We just came to Florida from Washington
because of the virus and it's gonna be better down here.
We were stuck in the house and now I'm hoping that
we can just all just enjoy one another
and just relax.
[Jeremiah] Oh, my goodness.
[Carmela] It is hot.
It feels good to be back here in Florida.
Nice and warm.
[man speaking]
- What? - He said put your mask on.
[chuckles] Told you.
- [man speaking] - Hey, shut the hell up.
I do want I want. I don't need it.
[Carmela speaking]
I told you, I don't get sick, so.
I know but you're wearing a mask.
I've heard and I've read that
people that have Native American blood in them,
they don't have to worry about the coronavirus.
He thinks he's invincible to this virus
but in reality that's not the case.
We're fine. We're fine.
I just read that 13 people from the Navajo Nation
just got the coronavirus, so that's not true.
Oh, whatever, Carmela.
[Ada] I just landed in Florida.
Being back in PA can be lonely
so I'm super excited to be here.
- [Sabrina] Oh, my God. Hi. - I'm here, Sabrina.
How are you?
- Good. How are you? - [Sabrina] Good.
Sabrina and Jethro moved into my house.
- Hey. - Give me a hug.
I haven't seen you in a long time.
Sabrina really wanted to leave Pennsylvania
and get a fresh start.
There was a time in my life where not really
a lot of people would help me, so, thank you.
Oh. I'd take my shirt off my back for you
and I will help you out.
I'm really thankful for Ada's love and support.
I don't know what I'd do without her.
It's nice to have everyone together again.
It's God's will to bring the family back together.
Maureen is my granddaughter and she's having a very hard time
being Amish right now.
So she's going to show up.
That's fine.
I'm looking forward to have my family back together again
and we're gonna have a lot of fun.
Have you and Jeremiah met before?
No.
[Ada] He asked me for a job
and I said, "Don't you have a job?"
And he said he lost his job at the airport.
You know Jeremiah.
[Jethro] I don't really like the guy because you all,
like, were a thing or something I guess at once or something,
but it's whatever it is.
We never... We never were a thing.
- We never dated. - [Jethro sighs]
- [Jeremiah] Holy [bleep]. - You look so cute.
She looked very hot.
- It's hot in here. - [laughs]
I think there's some sexual tension between you guys,
like, you really need to figure it out.
Fine. I like Jeremiah.
♪ But I don't need a whole life story ♪
♪ I'm coming for the good times on these days ♪
I'm so tired of everyone thinking
like, me and Jeremiah were this big thing
he thought we were somethin'.
[knock on door]
[Jeremiah] They don't believe me, I told them how I do this.
He probably wanted it to be something.
[Sabrina] He wanted to be something
but if I wanted him, I would've had him.
[Ada] Yes.
[Jeremiah] Let's hope this isn't the neighbor's place.
Do you guys not hear the front door?
We were just talking about you guys.
- Hi, Carmela. Hi, Jeremiah. - Hi, look at year belly.
- [Ada] Jethro, this is... - You look so beautiful.
[Ada] ...Jeremiah and Carmela.
- This house is beautiful. - [Ada] Thank you.
I'm so happy to have you guys here.
That's the guy?
[Jethro laughs]
[Jeremiah] My first impression about Jethro is,
I honestly thought he was a dick.
I think Jethro's jealous that Carmela and I have a committed marriage
and Sabrina doesn't wanna marry him.
[birds chirping]
[grinder scraping]
[Maureen] Amish coffee is a big thing
because the women can drink coffee and the men smoke
because the women, they're not allowed to smoke
so they drink a lot of coffee
and the men do drink coffee too.
Rosanna and I are going to Florida
but I have no idea how I'm gonna tell my parents.
[Rosanna] I'm gonna put feed in here for the horses
'cause I'm gonna be leaving for Florida
and I wanna try and get my chores all done
before I leave.
I'm gonna go in
and tell my mom what I'm doing
and then I'm gonna get my stuff and leave.
[Maureen] I'm gonna tell my parents that I'm gonna leave.
I'm also afraid my parents are gonna get in trouble with the church
and they're gonna think my parents are horrible, horrible parents
because I left.
[Rosanna] I'm just hoping they will accept me
for who I really am and...
[cow moos in distance]
[in other language]
[Rosanna in other language]
[Rosanna's mom in other language]
[Rosanna speaking]
[Rosanna] This might be the last time
I'll be allowed to come home
but I just don't wanna be Amish anymore
and I think I'm making the right decision to leave.
[Maureen sobbing]
It's so stressful. I'm so tensed up.
I can't even sleep at night.
[sniffling]
Some people you just... You just can't do anything to please them.
How are you?
Excited.
Yeah. I'm very excited too.
But what did your parents say?
They didn't really say much like they were,
like, they were upset about it.
The hardest part that's gonna be for me,
like, leaving everything behind
is gonna be, like, my family...
not having any support.
It's, kind of, scary.
[Maureen] The worst part about telling my parents
was their voice.
They were so stern about it.
[Rosanna] I'm really excited to go on the plane.
Me too. But I'm most excited
that Danny is taking us to the airport.
I think you should tell him, like, that you like him,
like, this could be your last chance.
[Maureen] I have a crush on this really handsome guy.
He's actually an Amish taxi driver.
An Amish taxi driver is usually an ex-Amish friend
that we trust that takes us places
that we can't go with horse and buggy.
- Hi. - Hi, how are you?
- [Maureen] Good. How are you? - I'm good.
[Maureen] Daniel and I grew up together
and if I need a taxi, of course I call Daniel
because I wanna be with him.
He's the boy that I like.
Off to the airport.
Where you guys going after that?
- Florida. - Florida?
Yup.
When Daniel was 18 months old,
he drank Drano and he got a lot of scars from that.
The doctors wanted to do plastic surgery
and the Amish said no
because God wanted it to happen so it did
so you should just leave it.
It doesn't matter to me.
I like him just the way he is.
I wouldn't want him to change.
[Sabrina] Well, I'm about to pop,
so I'm really thankful for the extra set of hands
because the Lord knows I'm gonna need them.
Anything you need, we're here for you.
Cool.
Now, Ada, I know the last time, you know, I saw you,
we were in business together.
It didn't end too well.
[Ada speaking other language]
[in English] These doughnuts should be made already.
[Jeremiah] Don't even start right now.
He's not organized, doesn't have a very good attitude.
She's very bossy and wants everything her way.
[Ada] Do you understand?
Jeremiah and I used to butt heads a lot,
but we became good friends
and he's like a son to me now,
a son that's a pain in the ass
but still my son.
Oh, I forgot about the doughnut business.
I'd rather clean houses
and I think Jeremiah like that too.
[Ada] Let's just be nice.
[Jeremiah] He's a punk.
What the heck's his problem?
- Who? - Jethro.
He is a lot of tension.
[Maureen] Rose, look. We're here.
Wow. This is big.
[Maureen] I'm so excited.
I can't wait to go in there and see what's actually in there.
[Rosanna] And see what's in there.
We're gonna go to Florida
and we're gonna go with an airplane.
I was never on a airplane.
I was never at a airport.
I don't even know where you get your tickets.
[Daniel] You guys have masks?
I don't need a mask.
You have to wear a mask.
It don't matter if you need one or not.
One of the things that I really like about Daniel,
he is so sweet and he always looks out for me.
[Daniel] One more thing.
What?
What are you doing? [laughs]
- Really? - Enjoy your flight. Yes.
- [Maureen] Okay. - [Rosanna] Thank you.
[Rosanna in other language]
[Maureen in other language]
[exclaims softly]
I can't believe that he just gave me his phone number
and now we are almost ready to get on the airplane,
this is the best day of my life.
[Rosanna] Why doesn't it...
[Maureen] Why doesn't it go on?
Oh, it stopped.
What's going on? Why doesn't it go on?
Like...
[Rosanna] May be it's this thing.
It doesn't, no.
[Maureen] There you go.
- [Maureen] There it goes. - [Rosanna] Yeah.
[indistinct announcement over PA]
[Maureen] Did you expect it to look like this?
[Rosanna] No.
[Maureen] We stepped inside the doors
and it's not like we imagined.
There's so much things to see and we just started exploring.
[Maureen] Do you see those moving stairs?
[Rosanna] Yeah.
[Maureen] Do you know how to get on these?
[Rosanna] No.
My neighbors told me one time they saw a person's toes
get eaten from a stairs like that.
It's scary.
[Rosanna speaking]
[both laughing]
[Rosanna] What?
[Maureen] I got you.
[Rosanna] No, no, you don't step.
[Maureen speaking]
How do we step off of this?
No.
I am dizzy, Rose.
Why can't we use the stairs?
Plain and simple.
[Rosanna] This is huge.
What is this?
[dryer hums]
[laughs]
They usually when you, like, get off,
they, like, flush on their own, like...
Really?
- Wave your hand. - Like this? Like...
[Maureen] No, don't touch it.
It's, like, gross.
No, right here, like...
[toilet flushes]
[both laughing]
English have robots for their toilets
and I hope the one in Florida does not have a robot in it.
[toilets flushing]
That toilet flushed right after me,
as soon as I got out of the seat
like, it started flushing.
Did it scare you?
Yeah, it scared me.
I don't think it's good
of deciding when to flush.
I would rather just sit in my outhouse in peace.
- Wow. - [Maureen] Yeah.
[Rosanna] Look at that big plane out there.
[Maureen] That's nice.
- [Rosanna] I wanna go on a plane. - Me too.
[Rosanna] If the Amish see us at the airport,
we would get shunned because, like,
we're not supposed to do anything like this.
But I don't care.
I'm gonna go on the plane.
♪ Anything your mind can dream ♪
♪ Is where in you believe ♪
♪ Anything's possible ♪
We're here to get a ticket.
- [man speaking] - Florida.
- [man speaking] - [Rosanna] What's that?
[Maureen] We don't have a photo ID.
We're Amish, so we don't have a photo ID.
[man speaking]
We're not allowed to get driver's license
because we don't drive cars.
Like, I got my birth certificate
and Social Security here, like, would that work?
Like, we're not allowed to have any pictures.
Like, I don't have pictures like
when I was a baby or anything.
[man speaking]
We were so excited to go on the plane and stuff
and all of a sudden, we just,
like, we couldn't, you know?
How are we gonna get to Florida if we can't get a ticket?
I've seen this phone when we were walking around.
We're gonna go find it again and we're gonna call Danny.
And we're gonna get out of here.
I'm sure Daniel didn't think
that Maureen is gonna call him this soon.
[Maureen] I'm gonna call Daniel and ask him
if he wants to take us to Florida.
Hello? I was wondering if you could come
get Rosanna and I at the airport?
We're stuck here.
Okay. Thank you.
Bye.
He said he'll pick us up in a half an hour.
- Well, then, let's go. - Okay.
[Rosanna] It wouldn't surprise me if Maureen
would have this idea all this time
to get Daniel to take us to Florida.
[Maureen] I'm sure, like, Grandma'll help us pay.
Then we'll just pay her back eventually.
[Jeremiah] My biological father
is potentially coming down to Florida.
I would like to meet your dad.
[Carmela] Him meeting his father
might break those walls down
and that way we can have a better future.
Have any of you guys ever done it before?
You mean "it," that means sex, right?
[laughing]
I have some firewood back here.
Don't roll your eyes, just go do what I tell you.
[Jeremiah] Already telling me what to do.
Do you know how to stack wood?
You do it this way.
I'm just very happy to have you guys back together.
We're all gonna be like a family,
we're gonna get along.
But it's my house, my rules.
Do you agree with that, Jeremiah?
Yes, ma'am.
[Ada] Okay. Thank you.
I know that I can rely on these guys
as my community,
like, I could in the Mennonite community.
[Jeremiah] One of the reasons Sabrina and I
connected so quickly was because we were both adopted.
[Sabrina] We felt like outcasts
and outcasts usually tend to stick together regardless.
- Yeah, I'm adopted, too. - [Jeremiah] Really?
- [Jethro] Yeah. - Do you know who your family is?
Yeah, I'd...
So it was worth it?
I don't know.
I have mixed feelings about it.
I don't think she really knows how to be a mom.
Oh, wow.
And then I found my dad, like, a couple months ago
but he don't talk to me anymore.
Felt like he didn't really want me in his life.
[Jeremiah] I will admit this.
Knowing now about his background,
we're, like, very much alike.
I know you're close to your mom, like, family.
Yeah, somewhat like my sister, talks to me a lot.
My dad don't really talk to me a lot.
He's... he's pretty judgmental
being a preacher and everything. So like...
My dad's a preacher, too.
That's hard to believe.
Unfortunately.
Back when I was still Amish,
my biological father showed up
and my adopted parents chased him away
and they told me if I ever talked to him, then I'm gonna be shunned.
Ever since then I haven't had any communication with him.
Until just recently.
My biological father
is potentially coming down to Florida,
you know, working on it.
I would like to meet your dad.
- Is he Amish? - No.
- [Ada] No? - Nope.
[Carmela] Because he doesn't know where he comes from,
I feel like he's built up walls
and it has gotten away of our relationship.
I just feel like him meeting his father
might break those walls down.
And I'm really hoping that it helps him move forward
and so that way we can have a better future.
[Rosanna] Daniel is gonna drive us to Florida.
[Daniel] I'm taking Maureen and Rosanna to Florida
because I've known Maureen for a long time.
And I really like her.
[Maureen] I'm excited that I'm gonna be spending
the next few days with Daniel,
hang out, and get to know each other better.
[Daniel] I don't think I'd date an Amish girl, like,
if she's still Amish.
[Maureen] I hope he tells me he has a crush on me, too.
Florida's a long way from Pennsylvania,
so we decided to camp out tonight
and finish our trip tomorrow.
It is cold.
Rosanna, watch yourself.
You're gonna fall.
- [Daniel] Don't... - Danny.
[laughs]
[Maureen] Rosanna just exposed herself in front of Daniel.
She knows how I feel about him.
She knows that I like him.
[laughing]
[Daniel] Have any of you guys ever done it before?
Would it be any of your business?
No. You don't have to answer if you don't want to.
Well, okay.
I'm a virgin and I've never even kissed a guy.
If I would've said yes,
Daniel would've never talked to me.
[Daniel] Rosanna, did you hear what I asked you guys?
You mean "it," that means sex, right?
[laughing]
No, my face is gonna get red.
Don't talk about that.
I don't think I have to answer that question.
Daniel's just asking us
'cause he just wants to do it.
[Ada] My granddaughter, Maureen, and her friend, Rosanna.
- [Jethro] Hi. - [Jeremiah] How you doing?
[Sabrina] Hi.
Everything's getting black.
I feel like I'm gonna pass out.
[Sabrina] Jeremiah!
Rose?
[Maureen] Rose.
[siren wailing]
- Are you sure? - Yeah.
You need a girlfriend.
Spending the last few days with him
made me feel like I really like him.
I wanna be with him.
You know, I never left the state of Pennsylvania
and I really wanna go to Florida
and, like, see the ocean
because I never saw anything like that.
I'm really excited to finally, like,
see how the outside world is and stuff.
[Daniel] Looks like we're here girls.
[Ada] My granddaughter, Maureen,
there's just not very many people out there like her.
Hi.
[Ada] Maureen wants to leave
and I would not lead her the wrong way.
[in other language]
[in English] You'll be all right.
[in other language]
- [in English] Thank you. - Yeah.
I am so excited to start my English adventure
but I wish Daniel would stay with me.
[Ada] My granddaughter, Maureen, and her friend, Rosanna.
- [Jethro] Hi. - How you doing?
- [Sabrina] Hi. - Hi.
[Sabrina] Rosanna, she reminds me of myself
when I left the Mennonites
because I was like a fish out of water
and I didn't have anybody.
We're starting an Amish zoo. [chuckles]
[Maureen] Wow, do you really live here?
[Ada] Yes, I do.
[Carmela] I think that
they seem... they seem really excited.
They seem excited but also a little...
I guess you could say naive.
So just make yourself at home.
- Okay. [clears throat] - Okay.
When you leave the Amish or the Mennonites,
you are basically giving up your whole life.
You're giving up everything that you've ever known.
This is your room.
You guys can get the sheets on the bed.
[laughing]
[Rosanna] I can't stop thinking about
my family not talking to me anymore.
Not having any support.
It's kind of scary.
This is my dream, like, this is what I always wanted to do.
But I don't know.
It just...
Like, am I gonna be able to make it out here?
I'm sorry but, uh, I'm...
Everything's getting black.
I feel like I'm gonna pass out.
Can I go in somewhere? I...
[Maureen] Rosanna, are you okay?
[Ada in other language]
[Maureen in English] You're fine, Rosanna.
[Ada] You need to know you're okay.
No.
[Maureen in other language]
[Rosanna in English] I can't feel my hands.
My mouth is not opening.
[in other language]
[Sabrina in English] Don't panic. Look at me. Hey.
Don't panic.
[Maureen in other language]
[exclaims]
[Maureen speaking]
Now. Now.
[Rosanna] Oh, my hands.
[Maureen] Rose? Rosanna?
[speaking other language]
Rosanna...
[Sabrina] Jeremiah.
[Jeremiah] This season on Return to Amish.
Jeremiah? Son. Oh, my God.
[Jeremiah] If I told you that I had a DNA test,
would you take it?
I don't need DNA to know you're my son.
I don't feel right.
[Jethro speaking]
[Sabrina] I do not care what any single one of you
think of me, because I got clean without any of you all.
This is who I am. If you don't like me,
there's the [bleep] door.
Let's have an anatomy lesson.
Okay. You're getting weird.
What are you doing? [laughing]
[Rosanna] Well, we know you had sex
so you might as well tell us how it went.
[Maureen] Did you ever strike a match
and lit a propane lamp?
'Cause that's how it felt.
[laughs]
[man] Guys, this is Jeremiah and his wife, Carmela.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you, too.
[Jeremiah] After all these years,
I finally get to see who I truly am.
So you read the email?
[Carmela] What? What? What?
[Jeremiah] My entire life has been nothing but a lie.
[sobbing] I don't know what to say, man.
My dad's from South America.
Where is South America?
We're in North America.
So like really far south. [laughing]
I don't know.
[Sabrina] You're [bleep] just ditching me.
I'm gonna die of a [bleep] broken heart.
Zekiah, Daddy went bye-byes, okay?
[Ada] I know a lot more [bleep] about you
than you think.
You're a little 18-year old girl.
[Sabrina] She reminds me a lot of myself
when I was 18.
- You like who you are? - No.
How many times you go get drunk with your boss?
Please stop.
[Rosanna] Me and you had a friendship,
but no, we cannot be friends.
Well, to be honest with you, I never really trusted you.
She's just a bitch.
Take the [bleep] camera
and shove it up your ass.
I don't know what's real and what's not anymore.