- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
- Ten gutsy singles took a bold gamble
in search of true love.
They married as total strangers.
[upbeat country rock music]
- ♪ When I got a feeling ♪
- With only a week left before they have to decide
whether to stay married or get a divorce,
the couples embark on a three-day retreat
in the Great Smoky Mountains.
- That's my man! - Nicole and Chris.
- "I love you.
"Thanks for everything, and I'm grateful
to be your husband." This is so sweet.
- That sucked. That was a bad poem.
- Ultimately, self-love comes from within,
but when you have a partner who is loving you
just as much back, it's just so much easier
to feel love for yourself.
Love you. Thank you.
- Love you too.
- Jasmine and Airris.
- I haven't always done a good job of creating like,
just a safe space for her to feel comfortable enough
like, speaking up, and I just want to, like,
salute you because, like, that cannot be easy.
I just want to, like, congratulate you
for like, your strength - Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- Gina and Clint.
- We're putting all the kindling
on the damn fire that we can.
- For me, it's, I didn't sign up
for this journey to be married to a friend.
I have lots of friends.
- Kirsten and Shaquille.
- Do you feel like there's definitely
like, a higher percentage of you
saying yes on Decision Day?
- I'm in the middle of the road right now,
because I feel like we're still having
these communication issues.
- I'm not asking no more. Like, I'm not gonna beg you.
- ♪ Tripping in dive bars ♪
- And tonight, as the retreat comes to an end,
our couples spend their last days together as a group.
They continue to reflect on their marriages,
in the hopes of working through any lingering issues
before ultimately having to make
the toughest decision of their lives.
- There is a world where we actually could continue.
- Before Decision Day, we just need to finalize
what we're doing.
- Where do we go from here?
- I'm working to get on the same page.
- You feel like that's possible?
[dramatic music]
- You look for something to be wrong,
and you just get in your own way.
- Married a stranger at your own risk.
You get what you get.
- It's like, the frustration of like, pouring
yourself into somebody.
Don't take advantage.
♪ ♪
- ♪ It's all or nothing ♪
- This is "Married at First Sight."
- ♪ There's no other way ♪
♪ It's all or nothing ♪
- ♪ I've been a million miles away for too long,
♪ but I kept looking back ♪
♪ Oh, yeah ♪
♪ My heart said, "Where you at?" ♪
- So I woke up this morning in the house alone.
There's no Jasmine, no Duchess.
But I had to come back because I got
a work meeting that is mandatory
that I have to attend to, so...
But yeah, it just feels different,
not having her here, and not having Duchess here.
It doesn't even feel like home, like, the home
that we've built so far.
So I'm looking forward to getting back to Jasmine.
♪ ♪
- I'm going to make it work without my husband,
but I am ready for him to come back.
He got to work, though, so I'm gonna
enjoy this day with the other couples
instead and will it out.
- We're tired.
We had so much fun last night with the other couples,
hanging out, having fun.
We're excited for another day of it,
but we're tired. My little baby.
So sleepy.
But I'm gonna get up
while he sleeps
and maybe enjoy some of this beautiful--
♪ ♪
look at that. Look at that.
Would you look at it?
- Good morning, birthday partier.
- Good morning. - How are you feeling today?
- I've got a glorious birthday gift this morning.
Aspirin.
Last night was a lot of fun.
Huge bottle of champagne. - Toast.
- Polished it off.
- Probably by yourself.
I'm going to give him some pain relief medicine--
- An NSAID.
- Something maybe with electrolytes
or hydration in it and bring him back to life.
All right.
[upbeat music]
- Let's do this. Some old time photos.
- I know. This is gonna be fun.
Thank you. - Thank you so much.
- Thank you.
- With Decision Day just around the corner,
every day, every minute our couples spend together
is absolutely critical.
- Wow. - Hi.
- How are you? - How are you?
- Good, how are you?
- Good, you guys have an appointment today?
- Sure do. - OK, perfect.
Let me take you to the fitting room
so you can pick what you want to dress like.
- Thank you.
- How they handle these final days
will determine whether they're able to solidify
their bond into a successful marriage,
or if they're forced to face the harsh reality of divorce.
♪ ♪
- Whoa.
- So you get to pick your outfit.
- Oh. - There's a lot of options.
- Yeah, I was thinking maybe old school sheriff.
- Yeah. - You said old school sheriff.
- I think you should definitely try this one.
- These are like, wench-y, but I like being a wench.
- Wench-y, ooh, you little wench.
[laughs]
- How are things with you and Nicole?
- Oh, really well, like, you know--
- That's good.
Y'all like, you know, give all of us hope.
- Yeah?
- I think everybody looks to you all and be like,
"Wow, Chris and Nicole, just, you know, doing so well."
But, you know, we don't know
what goes on behind closed doors.
- So on our drive up here, Chris and I were talking
about our lease situation.
Because now that we're living together, I'm like,
"I don't want to not live together."
And he's like, "Yeah, we should figure that out."
But we haven't found any homes
that we like that are in good areas
that will take three dogs, so...
- Oh, my goodness.
Maybe y'all can wait it out till they have something
that's available that's bigger that can take all five of you?
- I feel like he is more on that page
of like, why don't we wait?
- She's just not really wanting to go back
to living separately, which I totally get,
and I don't either, but, you know, she's--
I think she's getting kind of overly thinking it
and getting very rash about it.
And I'm like, "Take a step back.
Nothing we can do now."
- I want to live with my husband.
- I know. - I like it.
- I want you and Chris and the dogs
to all be together under one household
that you both want to be in too.
- Have you and Shaquille talked about what living looks like?
- No, not really. We haven't talked about that.
- Have you--are you in general talking about future
or are you kind of stalling?
Your face makes me nervous. - [laughs]
- You guys feel like you're on a really good path right now?
- Yeah, we're on a really good path,
but sometimes we just, you know,
on two different pages at time.
I mean, and that's OK, but it's not like--
we just need to get on the same page.
- Yeah.
- Shaquille and I are at a place
where, like, we don't know just yet
if we're gonna stay married. - No.
- I know. Or get a divorce.
It's just, I would say expectations
and the connection... - Yeah.
- That we need more of right now.
- She likes to sit up at night, and we talk about things.
And, you know, she likes to like, learn new things.
She always said, "Well, we need to learn something
new about each other."
And then we look at the clock,
and it's 3:00 in the morning, and I'm like,
"well, Kirsten, you know, I got to wake up for 6:30."
- Yeah.
- I know that's what she wants and that's what she needs.
So it's like, "OK, Kirsten."
But like, the other night, I was like, "Kirsten,
"I'm going to sleep. Like, I'm not staying up."
And she wasn't happy about that, but--
- Yeah.
- Hey, we got to compromise.
- Communication might, unfortunately,
be something that's a constant theme
in your marriage. I'm sorry.
- I know.
- I'm sure it's just frustrating.
- It is very frustrating.
- You're like, "I'm trying," but--
- It is. It's very frustrating.
But we'll talk more about that. - We'll talk more.
You know what I'm gonna say, like, time shows all,
so if you give it more time, you'll feel more confident
in your decision, but shall we get changed
and show these men our-- - Show what we got.
- Here you go. It's a good look.
Too bad we didn't have this for the pageant
the other night. - Right?
We would have outshined Clint.
- Should we head back there, see the ladies?
- Yeah, let's see what they got going on.
♪ ♪
- Oh.
[together] Hello, handsome men.
- Kirsten looks amazing.
- Look at you. I love that leather coat.
- What y'all ladies in here for today?
- We're here to see you guys.
- Ooh, a sheriff. - Yep.
- I like to run from the law, so...
- Oh, yeah?
- Oh, you seem like a troublemaker.
What about you, young lady? What are you looking for?
- I'm looking for you. - Oh.
- Baby.
Come on now. - Oh.
- Hey, guys. - Hi.
- Are you ready?
- Yeah - Yeah.
- Awesome. All right, guys.
So we're gonna go ahead and do all of you guys together first.
- I looked at Kirsten. She looks great in red.
So being that she chose to wear red,
I was like, this is definitely your color.
- ♪ First time that I saw the girl ♪
♪ I knew that she changed my whole world ♪
♪ Said she would ♪
- Just the girls. Big, happy smile.
Say, "money". - Money.
- ♪ It was clear love couldn't wait ♪
♪ I'd say a word and she'd finish ♪
- Ready, one, two, three.
- ♪ She's the dot to every I, the cross to all my Ts ♪
♪ Ain't no doubt that we were meant to be ♪
♪ Like cornbread and butter ♪
- I like this look. I like it.
- Yeah. You're looking good, too.
- Leather.
- ♪ Yeah, we go together ♪
♪ Like cornbread and butter ♪
- And we're gonna put this hand around her waist
and actually turn towards her.
- Dynamite Dylan and his little lady.
They look like they gonna have real fun tonight.
Oh, yeah.
♪ ♪
- Both of us happy. Cheese!
You guys can look at each other and smile.
- My hopes for Kirsten and Shaq
is that they just figure it out.
They're right there. They're so close.
They just need to get on the same page.
- OK, you can kiss. - Oh, yeah.
- There it is.
- ♪ There's always a risk ♪
♪ In believin' ♪
♪ It's more than enough of a reason to try ♪
♪ ♪
- Who's excited to get physical?
- I am. I'm glad it wasn't early.
- Mm-hmm.
- Ten more aspirin should get me about right.
- Did Airris make it back OK last night?
- He did. He said he was so tired.
- Oh, I imagine.
- What in the world is a Lumberjack Feud Show?
♪ ♪
- Lumberjacks.
- Oh, look, it's our friends.
- We're here, y'all. - Lumberjack Feud.
- Friends. - What's up, guys?
- Hey, guys. - Hey.
- Are you ready to be a lumberjack?
- Yeah, let's be a lumberjack.
- You see, they took a template of my body.
- I don't even know what lumberjacking is.
Kirsten and I just saw the place passing by
and was like, "Let's invite everybody
to go lumberjacking." Like, it's adventurous.
We don't know what we doing.
Maybe they don't know what they're doing either,
but let's do it together. - Ready to lumberjack.
- Yeah. - Ooh.
- This is so cool. - It is.
- Oh, hello. - Hi, guys.
Welcome to the Lumberjack Feud.
My name is Uncle Bud Beasley,
I'm the straw boss here at the Lumberjack Feud.
- Wow. - Nice to meet you.
- Today you guys are gonna be learning about timber sports.
- Right. - All right.
- Let's do it.
- Some of our guys here are some of the best
timber sport athletes in the entire world.
- Wow. - So, guys, go ahead,
and let's show 'em what we can do.
♪ ♪
- Wow. - Bullseye.
- That's a 12-inch block.
- Wow. - This is Tyler and Mike.
They're gonna do some speed climbing.
- Oh, wow. - Do we get to do that?
I want to try that.
- Let me stretch real fast.
- Can I get one of those things now?
What is it? - 3, 2, 1, go.
- There you go. - She's gonna start you guys.
- 3, 2, 1, go!
- Oh, wow. - He's running.
He's running.
- Come on, McCraw, now you're losing.
- Come on, McCraw.
Yeah, Mr. Dawson. - Whoo!
- Oh, wow.
- Oh, my God. Oh!
That was like a tree spider monkey.
Damn.
- That was a tree spider monkey.
- Hey, guys, we need to get the crosscut saws out.
- Yeah, the crosscut saw. - Yeah, we want to see those.
- I've seen this stuff before on, like,
sports channels back in the day.
- Go. There they go.
- I was kind of fascinated with it
because it seems so cool. It's, like, very outdoorsy.
- Come on. Get behind.
Come on, kid. Y'all got this.
Oh, look at that.
- It's harder than it looks. - Ready?
On your marks, get set, go! Go.
- Why am I sinking right now? - Oh!
- You're too heavy to sit on the thing.
You need to stand on the thing.
- Oh, what? Oh!
- It looks easy, but it's actually hard.
- Oh, my God! [laughs]
♪ ♪
- How do I stand back up?
[laughs]
I'm having a little struggle right now.
Well, we tried. We're trying right now.
We're trying.
- Come on, kids, we're gonna do some climbing.
Chris, you ready? - Yeah, let's do this.
- Yeah. - Let's go, Nicole.
- Whoo, whoo! - Ready?
- Go, Nicole. - Climb.
- There you go, Nicole. - Yes, Nicole.
- Take your time, Nicole.
- Stand up straight. - Yes, there you go.
- Good job, good job. - Yes, ma'am.
You are real for this. - There you go, Nicole.
Good job. Straight up.
- You got it, Nicole.
- There you go, Nicole. Almost there!
♪ ♪
- Oh, we're good. Yeah.
♪ ♪
- Oh, that's tough, huh?
- She's got it.
[cheers and applause]
- Stand up, one more. - And you beat me.
[cheers and applause] - Way to go, Nicole!
- You beat me. - Nicole!
- Good job, Nicole. - Good job, Nicole.
- I'm not afraid. She beat me.
I'm gracious in defeat. - Yay!
- Hey, guys. Can we get her set up?
She's gonna climb on this tree.
- Kirsten's going with Shaq? - Yeah.
- Wait, how do I come down? - Just like that.
- Cause the way y'all came down,
I can't go down like that. No, no.
- Whew.
- It's not a competition,
but if you beat your husband then,
that's cool. - Then that's cool.
- Go.
- Why am I still--
starting off too big. There you go.
- Get that heel in. - Spike that.
- Yeah, Kirsten! - Yeah, Kirsten!
- Whoo! - Oh.
♪ ♪
- There's no way I'm doing this.
I'll puke everywhere.
Oh. - Whoo!
- That's good right there.
[bell rings] - Whoo!
- Yeah, there you go. There you go.
- Man, feeling rough.
- OK, I think this is good.
- Hey, that was pretty good. - Whoo!
- You did good. - Thank you.
You did good. - Whoo!
- Hey, here you go, brother. You're good.
- That's our girl.
- Are you gonna go on this side?
- Yeah, I can. - OK.
- Sitting out, Clint?
- I think I'm a hard pass, unfortunately.
Just looking up is making me feel nauseous.
I'd hate to coat this pole with champagne.
I'm already spinning quite profusely right now.
- Y'all ready?
- Yeah. - Climbers ready.
OK, go.
♪ ♪
- Oh, there's a step. - Dig in there.
- Come on, ladies! - All right, yeah!
- Oh, look at Jasmine. - Come on, Jas!
- Good, Jas! - Jas, you make it look easy!
- Keep going! - Yeah, keep going!
- Keep going! - Whoo!
- OK! - Whoo!
- There you go! - You going to the white line.
- Go to the white!
- Yeah, Jas! - Yeah, you got this!
- Damn. - Oh!
- Stand up straight! No.
- Oh! - Oh!
- Uh-oh. - I'm done.
- Good job, Jas! - Whoo!
- My goal was to get to the blue,
and then I got to the blue, and I said,
"I might as well keep going."
Was trying to get to the white, but I slipped,
and I was tired.
- That was awesome.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
- I'm proud of myself.
I wish Airris was here to even do this.
Because I feel like he would have did really well at it,
and I wish he could have saw me kill it.
I don't know, it might have turned him on. Who knows?
My booty was looking good in the harness, so...
- That was... - That was a workout.
- Man. - Something.
- Yeah.
- I mean, I think Jas is the best by far.
- Yeah, she was.
- She almost got up to that white line.
- I wish Airris could have been here
to see his girl in action.
- I was proud of you. I was proud.
- I think he would have did great on it, too,
so I'm sad he had to miss it because I feel like
it would have been fun for him.
But I wish he could have saw me.
- I think that would have definitely
turned up the heat a little bit.
- You can tell, she's, like, wishing he was here.
But yeah.
- Yeah, she's missing him. - Yeah, sure.
- I hope he's missing her.
- I mean, at the dinner last night,
what he said, I mean, he got some joyful tears out of her.
Like that was really beautiful.
- That was the best interaction
I think I've ever seen them have.
- Me, too.
- I felt like it was definitely--
it turned over a new leaf for us, and I feel like,
does that not turn you on?
Like you can say all these things about me
and that don't turn you on, to have a woman like that?
- And I think in that moment,
it was kind of like, he may have said
these things privately, like I'm proud of you.
But just do it in front of everybody it's like,
oh, you're going to do it in front of everybody, OK.
- You mean it. You don't say that--
- You really mean it
if you're saying in front of everybody.
- Yeah, we still got a long way to go.
- But you have time. - Those are just nice words.
- Beauty of marriage.
- Action into play, but yes,
I was very happy last night, so.
- I think that's where I am, like with Kirsten and I,
like from our conversations,
like, even with the whole coming to Memphis thing,
and she didn't come, it's like, you didn't come,
OK, cool, we can get past it.
But then when I told her how I feel,
she was like, "OK, I'm pulling out
"my calendar now. I'm putting it on my schedule.
What time do I need to be there?"
And I was like, "Kirsten"-- - Yeah, it's not just that.
Like, do you want to come? - Right.
I want you to be there, but do you want to be there?
Do you want to be present in a moment?
I was like--
I don't want you to just do it
just because you don't want everybody
to get on your ass, like, afterwards.
Like, I want you there.
- He did say, like, obviously,
there's times where, like, you're just
on different pages at times.
And like obviously, the event thing was a big one.
But now you know, and so it's like,
he wants to make sure, like,
you want to be there and not just like,
well, I'm going because he wants me to go.
- Once I feel secure,
and have that energy within our marriage
and we're spending time together
and that supportive side continues to grow,
like, I'll definitely be there, you know,
like, it'll become more natural.
And like, sometimes, I just want it
to feel more natural as well.
- It's just hard 'cause it's like,
you have like, this small amount of time
to make all of these life decisions.
It's kind of like, the pressure is on.
- I also feel like there's no way
you're going to have every answer to every question
by Decision Day.
So that shouldn't weigh on your decision.
You're always gonna have roadblocks in your marriage,
and if you're at a place to where
you feel like there's a possibility,
then you should, and you should keep pushing for it.
- We just want to be happy. - Yeah.
- Like, we both talked about it, like,
every day it's like, the constant struggle
of what we got to do right.
Like, we want to enjoy each other in our marriage,
like, become each other's best friend, biggest supporter.
- And y'all can change that narrative.
- Yeah, so that's what we're working towards.
- Yeah.
- And I feel like there's so much pressure
on Decision Day, because there is.
It's a day we have to make a decision.
But Chris and I are already making plans
for beyond Decision Day.
And we definitely are in a love bubble,
but because we're both so rational,
it's a bubble that was rationally
and logistically created to make the most sense for us.
And you know, he's very chill, and I'm very not chill,
so we can't be wishy-washy.
We need to figure out,
what does it look like when it's just us,
and what does the day after Decision Day look like?
- I'm more of like, a laid back.
I think I'm more--
my personality is more like yours.
I'm like laid back, kind of. - Yeah.
- But I've been able to communicate with her
and get her on a point where she's like,
talks thoroughly through things
with me so that we can move past it,
so it's not like we're talking about the same thing,
day after day.
So she's been willing to grow in that aspect and--
- And I think that there's--
I mean, with Clint, I'm very much, like,
an easygoing, go with the flow person
and I don't point out the small things
that bother me that I've noticed.
I mean, one thing is like,
I'm surprised that Clint actually
like, found the bed because he was pretty drunk last night.
- Are we all gonna start this party off with a shot?
- Shot! - Whoo!
- That's an easy drinker.
♪ ♪
- He couldn't find his pajamas. I found his pajamas for him.
- I feel like you really take good care of him, you know,
when he is under the influence or whatnot.
- Yeah.
- I think that says a lot about about you.
- I care about Clint. - Yeah.
- But if I were to ask anyone,
they wouldn't want that in a marriage.
That's not something that's like, attractive,
that you're like, "Oh, I can't wait to get that guy."
- There is a world where we actually
could continue, right?
There's a possibility.
Something could change in our relationship.
And we're like, "Wow,
now all of a sudden I am attracted."
I just don't know.
And I'm not gonna pretend that I know.
- I don't want him to have to be a different person
around me, but he's never felt that attraction for me either,
and so he doesn't see me as someone
that he needs to impress or he needs to fight for
or he needs to work for or complement.
So, like, I've never felt like a wife in this,
because we've only been friends.
And there's never been an initiative of like,
oh, I'm gonna go out of my way to, like,
try to really build a marriage.
- ♪ Just find it inside, define a little more ♪
♪ A little more, a little more ♪
♪ ♪
- ♪ I know who I am and who I used to be ♪
♪ I want everything, I want everything ♪
♪ That's coming to me ♪
- Beautiful view. - I know.
So how was y'all talk today?
- It was pretty good.
I think everybody kind of, like, spoke positive.
We was asking, like, the advice we've given,
their spouses, has it helped in their marriage,
in their life. All like, "Yeah."
- What did you guys talk about for you and I?
- When they asked about you and I,
I said "Kirsten and I just working out
to really just get on the same page."
- But I feel like that's really the hardest part
of our marriage is just really being on one accord
and understanding each other, and whenever I need
to express myself or say how I'm feeling,
just have those conversations with you.
[soft dramatic music]
I know Decision Day is coming up.
And I feel like you and I still need to have, like,
deeper conversations on where we see this marriage going
and what we still want out of this marriage.
- Looking at it from my perspective,
that has been a consistent thing
over the weeks now.
We need to talk more,
and we need to get to know each other more,
and it's like, Kirsten, we are.
We're still talking.
It's not like we just come in the house
and don't say nothing to each other,
shower, and then get in the bed.
It's never that.
It's never been that.
♪ ♪
- We do have our conversations sometimes.
We do. We do.
- Is it sometimes or all the time?
- It's not all the time, it's sometimes to me.
I feel like we have conversations sometimes.
- Even with that, we got to get on the same page,
like, the need to have a conversation.
It's not really a need to me. I want it to happen.
It's not a need.
- What's not a need? - The conversations.
Like, to learn because I'm learning--
I watch you. I observe a lot.
- But it's a need for me.
I am very concerned that Shaquille
may not know how to give me that attention that I need.
So if I was to say no on Decision Day,
it would be because Shaquille couldn't meet
my expectations as far as, like,
finding the balance in our marriage.
I don't want us to be in a marriage
to where both of us are not feeling secure
or not feeling heard
and not feeling like we both want to be with each other.
So where do we go from here?
- I'm working to get on the same page.
- You feel like that's possible?
♪ ♪
- Mm-hmm, I know it's possible.
♪ ♪
- I just don't want our marriage
to feel like a struggle.
♪ ♪
- ♪ The days are breaking me ♪
♪ Breaking me, baby, breaking me ♪
[upbeat pop music]
- Hello.
- What's going on?
You're showered up?
- Finally.
- It's all good.
- So today was a little rough.
I did find out that Julia quit in the text.
It's not the first time this has happened.
I feel like it's like, the younger girls,
it's hard for them.
They make emotional decisions. - Decisions.
[soft dramatic music]
- And so I think it probably stems back to, like,
when I had to, like, be stern with her.
And now she thinks, like, she wants to be
her own boss, which is fine. - God.
You put so much time into like, training her up,
like, that's got to be disappointing.
- I know, that's like--yeah.
I think it's the hard part with being an owner,
frustrating. - Yeah.
- It's tough.
I mean, those stylists,
they start to feel like family to you.
And so it's just always hard news
when they decide to quit.
Like, the frustration of like,
pouring yourself into somebody.
They take advantage.
- I mean, that was a year of your life, of you--
- Over a year now, yeah.
- Spending time and teaching her.
- One on one. - Your craft, your trade.
- Mm-hmm.
♪ ♪
- Everyone's like-- talks about how hard it is,
like, owning a business,
and I think that's why, because you have to like,
maintain that boundary between owner and friend,
and I'm not good at that. - Yeah.
- Yet.
I think I'm getting there, but I think
you develop, like, that attachment.
It sucks.
- And I think you can have that friendship,
but it also does need to be
like, business-first oriented.
- You know, I'm in such a growing phase
with everything that a lot of things I have
to navigate and learn as it happens.
- Yeah. Yeah.
It's a--
- Is this the first time you've seen me cry?
- Yeah, yeah, think so. - I'm a human.
I get sad, too, but-- - Yeah, that's life.
It's going to continue to give you curveballs.
When you think you've got it all figured it out
or when you think you got too much on your plate,
something else will drop. - Tosses it.
Makes you more resilient. - Hell yeah.
Keep moving forward.
- I appreciate your encouragement.
That made me feel better. - Yeah.
You're a resilient person.
You'll kill it, regardless. It doesn't matter.
Like, yeah, it seems like it's a hit
because you had a personal friendship with her.
So it's more than just, like, losing an employee.
- Mm-hmm.
Well, I'm sorry to hear that that happened,
but I think it's for the best for both of you, you know?
- I think so too.
Sorry to trouble our couples' retreat.
- No, it's hey--
- It's part of being married to a business owner.
- I know.
I'll have my days, too. - It's nice.
I feel like he is a good listener,
and I'm growing to appreciate that about him.
He's able to really give sound advice,
and I've realized that that's something that I want.
So, you know, we still have a little time
left before Decision Day,
and so there could be a chance that this marriage
could still build into something.
- It's good to be able to offload some of that stuff.
- Yeah, I do feel better. - Good.
That's what it's all about.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ I have a feeling I could fall for you ♪
♪ ♪
- Look at this.
- Can we live in a gumball castle one day?
That sounds right up our alley.
- All right, so...
- Where's the hole? Under the--
- Right there, and then you've got to hit it to that one,
and then, it'll come out down here,
and you've got to try to get in that hole.
- Got it.
So I want it to bounce off that thing?
- You want it to kind of go up and around.
[quirky music]
- Oh. Well.
I feel like I should get a redo for that.
- I'll give you a redo. You get a mulligan.
That's what they call that.
- I'm so bad.
- A mulligan means you're still at the same shot.
Oh, that's better.
♪ ♪
- I don't know why it's called a mulligan.
I hit the ball and it was sad, so I got to do it again.
But I guess I didn't get a strike?
I'm unsure.
- Stroke. Stroke?
I'm not good at sports, people.
How many times do I have to say that?
- There you go. See?
- Yeah, but we cheated.
Mm.
♪ ♪
- Oh. - Oh, that hill.
♪ ♪
- Just little tap.
- Mm!
♪ ♪
Nope. That's really off.
- Oh, come on. That's so unfair.
- You're gaining ground. You're only down one.
You could take the lead on this one, no pressure.
- Don't pressure me.
Trying to get in my head, I know you are.
No, I keep not hitting it.
- It's OK. Try it again.
Take it over.
- This is where I start to lose interest in the game.
Oh.
I have flipped a Monopoly board before, so...
- Have you? - Yeah.
I start to falter a little bit,
and then I start to get really angry.
Damn, oh, man.
Why did I do that? That was too hard.
Oh, God. No.
- Close. - Close? What?
Do you think I'm just going to gently
hit it and I come out the gate.
- Are you having a little bit of fun at least?
- I was.
Let's see how this hole goes.
- It changed with one hole?
- Yeah.
I'm trying--I'm trying not to be hard on myself
for not being good at a child's game,
but, you know, I am a competitive person,
which is why I tend to avoid things I know I'm not good at,
so I am having a lot of fun with you, but I'm starting--
- Practice makes perfect, though.
- I know.
I'm starting to get a little discouraged,
but I'm trying to remember that the score doesn't matter.
So it's hard.
- You want me to help you again with this--
- No, thank you.
I would appreciate if you just let--let me take this
as a learning experience.
- Win or lose, I want her to let her inhibitions go
and just have a good time,
but I do feel like this could be the last time
we go mini golfing just because,
you know, it's been a lot of work.
♪ ♪
- Looks like you won.
So I'm just gonna breathe.
You parked at your own risk, babe.
Married a stranger at your own risk.
You get what you get.
♪ ♪
- ♪ A little more tough, a little bit stronger ♪
♪ If I don't give up ♪
♪ And I can get strong for once ♪
♪ Then I will be unstoppable ♪
♪ ♪
♪ And I will be, and I will be ♪
- Hey. - Hello.
Hey. - Hi.
How was your trip?
- Oh, it wasn't too bad.
That was my first time actually, like, being away
from Jasmine for a day, even though
it was a short period of time, but, like,
I actually missed her, like,
and I was, like, shocked by that.
So I was, like, pleasantly surprised.
I'll be the color black. - Of course.
- I don't want my ancestors to be disappointed in me.
- [chuckles] OK.
So did your meeting go over well today?
- Oh, it was cool.
End up meeting somebody that was kind of higher up,
and we actually had, like, a mutual friend.
So, you know, sometimes just connection.
So it would have been different if I had been on Zoom,
so I'm actually glad I went.
- Right place, right time. - Yeah.
- We actually had a really fun time
with everybody today. Everybody got a chance to--
like where you climb up the log with the rope.
- Yeah. - I made it the furthest.
- OK.
- Out of everybody, so, I killed it today, basically.
- Well, you ain't killed Connect Four.
You just lost. - OK, well, guess what?
You just lost. [laughter]
You know, everybody was singing your praises
because you were so nice to me last night,
and they were just saying how they thought
it was good that you expressed that.
And so--so yeah.
- Well, you just lost.
- We're still tied. - [chuckles]
But I will say that I do appreciate the kind words
you said to me last night. I don't know.
I guess I just never have been able to hear you
express it that way, so it kind of caught me off guard.
But it was definitely appreciated,
hearing you say the nice words about me.
- Well, they were all well deserved.
My goal was to make you cry. I didn't.
No, I'm joking. - Oh. What?
- So you miss Duchess yet? I do.
- Yes.
- I went home. I got in the house.
It was just way too quiet.
It wasn't her whining. She wasn't in the cage.
I even missed the hair on the floor.
It just wasn't the same. - What hair on the floor?
- I'm saying, you wasn't there, so...
- Oh, my hair. Oh, you miss me?
- Yeah, I missed the whole you, Duchess--
I missed the whole-- - Did you?
- Yeah. - Oh. OK.
- I mean, you been in there for seven weeks,
and then you just walk in there--
- Yeah, routine was messed up. - Routine was messed up.
- I mean, I did miss him, but Airris is so hard to read.
Like, I don't always know what he's thinking
or what he's feeling.
While he was gone, he checked in on me.
He kept me in the loop on everything,
but it felt good to hear him say he missed me.
Why'd you miss the hair on the floor?
- It's the little things.
- [laughs]
- ♪ Eyes shut, and I can't get enough dreaming of ♪
♪ Good times ♪
- I had a blast.
Like, I had a great time here with you
and enjoying the other couples.
- It was great.
- Watch each other climb up trees and everything else.
- On the logs.
- Yeah, that was definitely adventurous.
I hate that we have to leave, though.
Like, I don't want to leave tonight,
but I know we got to get you back to town
so that you can go to work. - I got to work.
- I feel like it was everything
we needed, a nice trip together.
- I enjoyed us. I enjoyed everybody.
It was great.
The mountains were amazing.
I need Kirsten supporting my educational endeavors,
So the fact that she's willing to leave early
and go back to Nashville, it made me feel great
because I'm like, for once, I feel like it's something
that she wants to do without me
having to ask her to do it.
- Thank you for--
you know, putting my stuff in your bag.
I don't even have to ask.
He will learn!
[laughter]
♪ ♪
- Hey, Chris, how you feeling? - What's up?
- You look good. - Thank you, you too.
All dressed up.
- As our couples prepare to enjoy their final evening
as a group before returning to the real world,
we hope they use their remaining time
to work through their issues using their best resource--
each other.
- Welcome back, Airris. - Wow!
- Thank you, thank you, thank you.
- Everyone ready to eat? - Yes.
- Dinner is prepared.
- Having bonded over the shared experiences
of the past seven weeks,
they would be wise to lean on each other
before the final push to Decision Day.
- Well, I just want to cheers to Clint
for another amazing meal that he's made here.
So really appreciate it.
all: Clink, clink, clink, clink, clink.
- You got it, hey.
- Thank you, Clint.
- You're very welcome. I hope you enjoy it.
- Last family dinner for a little bit.
- Just for a bit.
- I think this weekend is kind of everything we needed.
Like what have you all like, been able to take away
from this weekend?
- Just take it one day at a time, like, you know,
the things that may not have been great in the past,
like, don't worry about those.
Don't think ahead to tomorrow or Decision Day,
you just try to win today.
Just try to win each day.
- Yeah, I'll tack on that.
I think all of us need to give ourselves
an immense amount of grace.
I know we've all learned so much,
personally and collectively, and so I'm just
super thankful for you guys, and I think just continuing
to wake up each day full of gratitude
when you feel, like, overwhelmed.
And it puts into perspective, like with even Mac and Dom,
like when they did call it quits,
it was like, oh, well, it's actually easier
than we thought to call it quits.
Like, it's actually way harder to stick around.
But I think just knowing that we are pushing through,
I'm thankful that we chose that.
- Do the hard stuff.
- And even though our scenarios and situations are not exactly
the same, I feel like I personally
have been able to get takeaways from all
of the advice you've given to each other
or you've gotten from experts.
So thank you, guys, for helping me grow.
And I hope I've given you some words of wisdom and--
- You definitely have.
- She started her Nicole-isms today.
- You definitely have. Very grateful.
- We got Nicole-isms and Clint-isms, so...
- I should write a book.
- I think, for me, it's continuing
just to be open and optimistic and not, you know,
trying to figure everything out every single day
and kind of let it play out.
Don't try to, you know, plan what you think
is gonna happen, so yeah.
- You can plan for the future,
but you just got to be in the moment.
- Mm-hmm.
- I feel like when you're so worried about--
when you're trying to make everything happen that you lose
the moment, like you're not being in the moment
because you're so focused on what tomorrow's gonna be
or what next week is gonna be
or what Decision Day is gonna be.
And I feel like we all just need
to continue to be open and just take everything, you know,
one day at a time.
- Somebody once told me to be where your feet are.
And when they told me that,
that resonated with me the most, like,
what you guys are saying. - Be present.
- Like, "Oh, wow." Yeah, be present.
- You can't change the past.
- I think in every lesson, there's a blessing.
And, like you just got to-- - Preach, come on.
- He's got a word. - Come on!
- He's like "Hebrews 12:8."
Who's got the Holy Spirit? I'll take it.
- Hallelujah. - Oh, my God, Clint.
- ♪ Mountains not for climbing ♪
♪ Heaven's not for flying ♪
- So on the way here, me and Airris,
we had card games that we played on the way here,
and I feel like it was very helpful for us.
So I do have one of the card games here.
So I kind of want each of you guys
to like, take a card, you know, something, you know,
that could be different from what the questions
y'all are asking each other. - How interesting.
- Hmm.
- What do you like most about me
and what do you like the least? - Ooh.
I want to hear both, and you can be honest.
- What I like the least...
[soft dramatic music]
Just how you're so hard on yourself.
Like, you're very hard on yourself at times.
- So sweet.
- You know, I can see how it affects you
and everything else, and it makes you
question things at times
that don't need to be questioned.
Just love yourself.
- What do you like the most about me?
- I mean, honestly what I like the most about you
is just how caring and compassionate you are.
It's really amazing to watch, and it's really amazing
to be a part of that. - This man don't stop.
- No, damn. - I'm a lucky woman.
- Pouring the syrup on, man.
- Even the least thing was sweet.
- I got a good one.
- So same to you. Yeah.
- The thing I like the least--
you put everyone else above yourself.
I wish I could just shake you sometimes
and say, "Take care of yourself before everyone else."
But, you know, it just shows how good the man you are.
And the thing I like most is you
make everyone feel comfortable, and I never doubt
for a second if you're being genuine
or not, and you are just--
just the loveliest man in the world.
I could go on for days, but-- - Aw.
- Sorry, guys. You guys are great.
- What's your favorite imperfection about me?
- You're perfect.
[laughter]
I would definitely say you have been improving on it,
but as far as, like, the listening so far.
You do your best to make sure that I have what I need
and that I'm happy, but I would just say
the listening part.
- What's your favorite imperfection about me?
- It's that, you know, when we first
started this journey, when we would have
these tough conversations,
you'll be hit with so much pressure to where
you can't think in a moment.
You'll be like, "It's too much pressure,
like, I can't think."
But now it's like, you really take your time.
You really process it, and then you say,
"OK, I can go from here."
For me, that's like, you being intentional with yourself
and not having to overthink everything
or over-analyze everything.
- OK. - There you go.
- Cool. All right.
- What do you think is the hardest thing
for me right now?
- Sometimes I don't feel like you just let things happen.
You look for something to be wrong,
and you just get in your own way.
- I can agree with that, and I can, you know,
work on shifting my focus.
The hardest thing for you, I think, is speaking up more.
You know, like, if I'm doing something
that's bothering you, like I said,
you're getting better, but like,
sometimes you'll just, like, hold it instead
of just, like, saying it. - Good observation.
[laughs] - Clint?
- All right.
Card for us.
When do I hurt you?
- I don't think I've ever felt, like, hurt.
- Yeah.
- For me, I think, you're like,
a man of so many words,
and you want someone to, like, be on your level.
And it's not hurtful, but it definitely like--
I've noticed when you speak,
I want you to speak with the goal of me understanding,
not with the goal of you explaining.
- Yeah. That's very valid.
I would say you are on your phone all the time.
And that's like, it's understandable
from my part, but if there's one thing
that I could critique, it's like, just put
the phone down every once in a while.
- No, I appreciate that,
and that's something that I've learned with you,
because I would never notice if it was just me sitting there.
So, like, I get it.
Like, I understand it when we are hanging out.
And it's something that I definitely want to work on.
- Right.
- I feel like everybody's question was, like,
something you probably haven't asked
your person yet, so it was something
that was really helpful for us.
- I feel like, y'all, I need to hit the road
because it's getting-- it's getting dark.
I don't want y'all to get lost.
- Gotta get down the mountain.
- Good thing the bears only come out at night, so...
- Clean up for me, as if I was here.
- We hate to leave y'all. We hate to leave y'all so soon.
- Oh, hugs! - We hate to leave now.
- Drive Safe.
♪ ♪
- ♪ I'm gonna take your hand ♪
♪ And show you the way all night long ♪
- OK, it is hot. - Oh!
- Yeah, this is nice. - Ooh, good one.
- Well, this has been a hell of an event.
This has been one hell of a magical place,
and all y'all are magical people.
So in the name of magic, cheers to you guys.
And this experience has been amazing.
- Yeah. Ah!
- ♪ No taking me out ♪
♪ ♪
♪ You're checking me out ♪
[cheering]
♪ ♪
♪ You're checking me out ♪
- Right in the face. - Oh!
- How about-- what's the craziest place
you've ever had sex?
- This hot tub. No, I'm just kidding.
I'm not vanilla, but it ain't just been
anywhere crazy where I'm like, "I need to tell everybody."
[laughter]
- Would you like to share yours?
- Would you like to tell us, Clint?
- At the foot of a lifeguard stand
on the beach in Florida. - Oh.
And what part of Florida? - Jacksonville.
- OK, that's important. - Daytime or nighttime?
- Nighttime. - OK.
- Was it a dolphin or a human? - Midday.
- It was a human, I think.
[laughter]
It was all wet. I don't know.
It's hard to tell.
[laughter] - [imitates dolphin]
- I know that noise. Still couldn't tell.
[laughter]
[upbeat pop music]
♪ ♪
- Last night in the Smoky Mountains.
You had to have a whole night without me last night.
- A whole night.
It was so terrible, just having
all that extra leg room. - [laughs]
- It was awful. - It was awful.
- ♪ Gonna dance like it's the last time ♪
- I'm talking in my sleep about Hank.
- [laughs] I know.
- There's something wrong with me.
- I don't know if this is healthy.
- I'm excited to see him. I can't wait.
♪ ♪
- Assume the position. - Yep.
Your nook.
- My favorite place in the world.
- It's been a pretty fun weekend.
- Yeah.
I was just nervous we would all come together
and something would happen, but everything was great.
- Yeah.
Also, I mean, I found it--
I mean, it's nothing new, like what you said,
like, you, like, the least is just me
not putting myself first,
that I like to take care of people.
I like to put people first.
I like to make people feel good, and I don't know.
It's just something I've done my whole life.
I don't know, maybe that's something
you can call out with me?
I'm trying to think of ways to help with that.
- I'm happy to help you by suggesting things
that I think you should do.
You know, go see your friends, have another bachelor party.
That seems like a great way for you
to celebrate you instead of worrying about
how to celebrate everyone else. - Yeah, I know.
- And I'm not suggesting that you stop caring
about other people, but if you care
about everyone else and not yourself,
you won't have anything to give them,
especially because I take up a lot of your energy now
where you weren't giving a lot
because you didn't have a significant other before me
in the past few years.
So I want you to care for yourself as much
as you want me to care for myself.
- You know, I always want to include you
in a lot of the things I'm doing.
And I know you say like, you know,
take the guys days and stuff like that,
which--which I try to do.
A lot of my friends are back in Chicago,
So that's the tough part.
- You know, even, like, FaceTiming your friends.
And I so appreciate that you want me to meet your friends
and hang out with you all the time
because I love hanging out with you.
But it is important for you to have time without me,
because I don't want it to ever become a situation
where you're like, "Well, I can't hang out
with my friends because my wife's not here."
It's important we have our lives together,
but also we have our own outlets.
I don't want you, as a person, and you as a husband
to fall to the wayside because you're caring
about other people first.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
- You want a cup of coffee? - I'd love a cup of coffee.
♪ ♪
- So what's been your favorite part about retreat?
♪ ♪
- Oh, God. - A lot of it?
- The birthday party...
- The '80s party? - Was hella fun.
All of it was. I mean, we did a lot.
- We packed a lot in.
- And just waking up in this amazing area.
- Yeah.
And I've just enjoyed our dinners.
It's so nice to just sit down with everyone
and just share life advice. - Yeah.
- I think that was exactly what I needed last night.
- Yeah, it's good to be able to bounce, like, ideas off
of people, emotions, thoughts.
It's a nice think tank
because, collectively, there is a lot
of experience here, you know?
I think Chris, you know, he said it last night.
He's like, "This is like a family."
It's like, we have gone through
this unique experience together,
and we're all, like, super close.
- Yeah.
- Our individual personalities just work so well together.
- Agreed.
- I have just fully charged my batteries being out here.
- You feel refreshed? - I do.
Just like the air, the trees, the whole nature component.
It's hard to get that 42 stories up in a condo.
- That is true.
- We've definitely grown closer
during this couples' retreat.
We've recharged, you know, the soul
with being out in the fresh air and in nature.
So I'm encouraged
because 100% I want to have a successful relationship.
And we're going to do whatever it takes
to try to make it work.
But we only have a few days left
to try to make that bond, that connection,
before Decision Day.
- ♪ Cause the game ain't over ♪
♪ It ain't over yet ♪
♪ No, the game ain't over ♪
- ♪ We don't lock any doors
♪ you still play in the neighborhood ♪
♪ Everybody around here knows everybody's mama ♪
- What you got going on?
- We're making Cinnamon Toast Crunch pancakes.
We're making chocolate peanut--
- We found that randomly at Target.
- Chocolate peanut butter waffles.
We're doing lox and cream cheese bagels
and scrambled eggs.
- Do you want us to do anything?
- Yeah, you want to do these eggs?
- Sure.
- Just gonna do them scrambled. - Scrambled.
- Keep rocking and rolling.
♪ ♪
- All right, almost done packing?
- Yep. - Me too.
I know I keep mentioning it,
and we're like, "We'll figure it out,"
but I really would love us to solidify
a plan of what our lives together
will look like after Decision Day.
Because it is making me a little anxious,
and I don't like the idea of like, yeah,
we're going into this huge Decision Day and what--
what happens the day after?
And can you at least promise me that we will
figure something out, solidify a plan,
even if that plan is, we can't do something
right now with an apartment. We have to wait a few weeks.
But can we confirm that before Decision Day?
- I mean, we've been talking. - I know.
I just--I want to make sure--
I don't want to be wishy-washy.
Before Decision Day, we just need
to finalize what we're doing.
I don't want to wait until after Decision Day
and say, "OK, now let's really think about it."
So...
- I thought that was the plan the whole time.
- I know, but I've never point-blank asked you,
and you've never point-blank said,
"Yes, we will figure it out."
We've just kind of been like, "We'll figure it out.
Like, you know, we'll make time."
- I mean, yeah.
We got to find out what our options are.
So it's not as simple as just saying,
"We'll figure it out." - I know.
- We'll figure it out, like, once we talk
to everybody and kind of figure out what's available
and go from there.
- But what I'm saying is
we will do that before Decision Day.
Look at our options--
- Yeah, but that's been the plan the whole time.
- Just say yes.
- It's been the plan the whole time.
- So yes, you're saying yes. OK.
Thank you. - Yeah.
- Before we go upstairs, I had an idea.
I thought it'd be fun if we could
just like, be silly
and go to breakfast in costume.
Go up, shake our little dinosaur fannies,
and then we can change.
- What's the point of it, though?
- To be silly? - To be silly.
I don't get the point of it.
- The point is, I am going to dress up for breakfast
and be silly, and I would love for you to do it with me.
[quirky acoustic music]
♪ ♪
- OK. Sure.
- OK.
- It's 100% appeasement.
I just feel like they're going to be so confused.
- Yeah. That's OK.
- 'Cause I'm confused.
- Where's Chris and Nicole? - Yeah, what are they doing?
[eerie music]
♪ ♪
- Just make sure you keep an eye on those.
Those will go quick.
- Roar! Ooh, ooh.
[suspenseful music]
Roar!
Roar.
We're coming in for breakfast.
- Coming in for breakfast, guys.
- What is happening? - I don't know.
- We've seen enough animals.
- This is her idea, so I went along with it.
- For the love of God.
- What is happening? - It's a dino breakfast.
It's dino-mite. - This was her idea.
- Chris said, "This is her idea.
I'm just going along with it." - Oh, yeah.
- Well, we heard from Dr. Pia to step outside the box
with our sex lives. I'm just kidding.
This is not what we use. This is not in the bedroom.
- No.
- Maybe the dinosaur wants a bagel.
Roar. - Bagel.
- Just remember this. This is what love looks like.
- This is what love looks like. - OK.
- I would never do this otherwise.
- He stomped his dinosaur feet the whole way up
but still did it.
♪ ♪
- Not proud of it.
Not proud of doing it 'cause I feel like an idiot,
but I did it.
- Well, Chris, I could use your help, buddy.
- I know. See?
He could use my help for breakfast.
- Come on. - Yeah.
- Glug, glug, glug, glug. - And she's just playing.
- Whoo!
[laughter]
♪ ♪
- I've just thought about how my little niece,
and my brother would always be like, "Lily, say grace."
And she'd go, "Grace." - Grace.
- Do you want to say a little grace?
Our last day here. Anyone?
- Jas got it. Jas, OK.
- Oh, OK. Let's say grace then.
Father God, thank you for letting us have a safe weekend
here at our couples' retreat.
Thanks for the fellowship, thanks for the group,
thanks for the love, thanks for the open mindedness.
Lord, bless the food we're about to receive
for the nourishment of our bodies.
Bless the hands that prepared it
and let us have safe travels home.
In your name I pray, Amen.
[together] Amen.
- Clint, you did it again, man.
This looks amazing.
- I figured we'd carb load
before our nice, long journey home, you know?
- Get nice and tired.
- Really packed full of good energy.
- All of those driving today,
your passengers are very grateful.
- Yeah. - Thanks.
- That's ketchup.
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- So Decision Day is right around the corner.
- It is. - And...
- Bum, bum, bum.
- I'd love to hear from everybody here,
like, what do you need from your significant other
come decision day? D day?
- I just need Jasmine to continue to speak her mind
and be confident and be the best version of herself.
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That's what I need. What do you need?
- I think I just need for you to keep creating a safe space
for me to speak up and, you know,
for us to continue to grow, you know,
our connection and intimacy.
- I feel like me and Jasmine are leaving
couples' retreat on a good note.
The fact that both of us are still trying and,
you know, making the effort to improve it.
So hopefully that spark can, you know,
come with the little bit of time we have left.
- For me, I think it's just, like,
not questioning things anymore, and honestly,
no more dinosaur outfits. - OK.
Point received.
Point is heard. It is a valid thought.
[laughter]
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I need you to just continue being you
and letting me be me and working together
to figure out post Decision Day.
Because, you know, that's important to both of us.
And we can't have Decision Day
without the day after Decision Day in mind.
So let's do it.
- Now it's your turn.
- I think I would just need the, like,
step up in communication, which you're already doing.
And if we continue to just really cherish the moments
that we're spending together, since it is so close,
and just continue to look for signs that that connection
is building and sustainable. - Yeah, yeah.
I just need you to continue to be open minded
and, you know, vocalizing,
and, you know, any issues that arise,
like, let's solve them as a couple.
- I can do it. - Yeah.
I think we've all grown a lot on this retreat.
And we've grown all together as a group, like, yeah.
Like we've gone through this crazy,
unique adventure together, right?
Together.
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So it's been really special.
[tender music]
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- ♪ Ooh ♪
[upbeat pop music]
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- I can't forget my crown.
I got to make some appearances, get paid, public speaking.
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- Are you wearing that the whole day?
- All day. - Amazing.
- Let's go. - I think I'm ready.
Got all the gear.
With the pressure of Decision Day coming up,
couples' retreat was the right timing.
- All right, bye, beautiful house.
- We're leaving our great memories.
- We've got to go a far distance
in a short period of time.
The runway is shortening up
pretty quickly to land this plane.
- ♪ Any day, and be in love ♪
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♪ Let's be in love ♪
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♪ Let's be in love ♪
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- Next time on "Married at First Sight."
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- It's like baby's first haircut.
- We're going to go from Jesus to Bradley Cooper.
- Ooh, I love it.
- Be patient with this man for he does
have a lot of growing up to do, but his heart is good.
- When the process is done, do I still think
I'll feel the same way?
- Why do you want to marry or stay married to this person?
- We've put in so much work,
and we've done so much together that, like, I just--
I don't know.
- Sometimes I just want you to make me feel
like you like me, basically. It's like, why are we here?
Do we like each other? Like, what's going on?
[dramatic music]
- It felt awkward to do it. That's all.
- He brings this energy that's, like,
this sense of a bizarre energy.
It's the crass sense of humor, like, almost like a feeling
of second-hand embarrassment.
- To sideline me? Why?
What was the intent?
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