[man] Previously on 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way.
[Shekinah] Just one more week, and then I'll see you.
Sarper and I, we're really having a lot
of financial difficulties in Turkiye.
So I came back to the US,
but it affected our relationship a lot.
[in foreign language]
[Sarper speaking]
[in foreign language]
James told me that he wasn't excited about having kids.
What?
Jojo is not gonna be able to come with us.
[Meitalia speaking]
I'm sorry.
[crying]
Jojo.
[singer] ♪ I'm seeing the light now
♪ How to make things Right now ♪
♪ Stop chasing empty set
♪ Start looking For a pure love ♪
[singer vocalizing]
♪ I'm looking for A pure love ♪
Let's go downstairs one at a time.
If you can just help me because they're heavy.
I'm really excited to go back to Turkiye.
I can't wait to see Sarper.
I've missed him so much.
Oh.
We've been apart for a whole three months,
and it's been so hard on us.
Oh, wait. Your dog's in my...
Adonis, get in the back.
Are you driving us to the airport, sir?
We've had some really big fights.
He tried to break up with me.
Plus, there are two things from Sarper's past
that have been a continuous thorn in our relationship.
His sleazy black book of women he slept with
and his bottle collection.
[Julia] So, how do you feel about going back?
We hit a bump in the road,
you know, with him finding that book of his.
And so he still has this book?
He still has the book and the bottle collection.
[woman] You also have that freaking bottle collection of yours.
What is the significance of the bottle collection?
It's nothing, it's just a collection.
He has a memory with each bottle with a female.
[gasps]
[Shekinah] And he keeps all the bottles.
[woman] What the [bleep]
[Shekinah] I said, "I'm not coming back
until you get rid of them."
But you're going back.
But I'm going back
because he wants to talk about this in person.
[Julia] I think you need to put your foot down more with him.
I mean, you have to stand up for yourself, right?
I will.
And if it doesn't happen quickly,
I'm gonna pull out my book, you know.
What do you have?
My very first boyfriend when I was 16-years-old,
wrote me a letter that's 143 pages long.
- I'm sorry, what? - Yes.
He went to the boarding school that I went to
and we were madly in love
and we were forbidden from speaking to each other.
We couldn't even be in the same room together,
because it was a very strict Christian school.
So we resorted to writing letters
and he wrote me a 143-page letter,
and I saved it for many years
because it was just really very special to me
and it was, like, the longest letter
I'd ever heard of.
I was like, "Let me just bring this with me to Turkiye...
- And see-- - and put this in...
Give him a dose of his own medicine
and see how he does with something from my past."
Because I have been so patient with him
and he should know that I mean business.
[dramatic music playing]
- [Shekinah] Let's do this. - [Julia] Let's do it.
[Shekinah] Sarper is the man that I've chosen to be with.
I am madly in love with him
and I want to spend the rest of my life with him,
but I don't know how we can make
a bigger commitment like marriage
when he's still holding on to his past.
He needs to show me that he can be the man
that I need him to be.
He's all checked in.
I hope he does okay on the flight.
[Julia] He'll be okay.
Be safe.
- [Shekinah] Oh, thank you. - [Julia] Be good.
Remember what we talked about in the car.
- Yeah. - Hold your grounds.
- Mmm-hmm. - Be strong.
Yeah. Hey, don't make me cry and stuff.
Make sure you get what you deserve.
- Yeah. - [Julia] Okay?
- Mmm-hmm. - [Julia] Love you.
Love you too. Thank you.
[upbeat music playing]
[singer] ♪ I've been On this road for so long ♪
♪ I know it somewhere Up ahead ♪
♪ But I can't get that On my own my own ♪
[Dempsey speaking]
[singer] ♪ Yeah, it's a long road
♪ To be all right
I'm Dempsey, I'm 29,
and I live in Darlington, England...
for now.
[man speaking]
This is so nerve wracking.
I'm selling my caravan today.
It was the last thing for me to sell.
I sold my car already,
a TV, literally everything.
[laughs]
And I'm just... All I'm left with is clothes.
That's it.
Where are you moving to?
[Dempsey speaking]
and I'm gonna live in there and travel full time.
Wow.
I've loved my home and it served its purpose,
but I don't really have like attachment
to things or places.
I'd like to just go with the flow.
[man speaking]
- Thank you. Thank you for... - All right? All right.
- moving the trailer. - Yeah. No problem, love.
- Thank you very much. - [Dempsey] Thank you.
[laughs]
It feels amazing. I'm so, so excited.
Yay.
[Dempsey speaking]
'Cause I've always wanted to travel
and I've always imagine myself living in a van.
And I'm so glad that I've got somebody to share that with.
[orchestra music playing]
Oh, it's so nice.
Yes, Charles, I'll take a wine now.
There's nobody named Charles in here, it's just me.
My name's Statler.
I'm 33-years-old and I'm from Irving, Texas.
Bubble beard.
I am a quirky weirdo.
I think I'm funny,
but I don't know if anyone else does.
[chuckles]
This is going to be my last bath
for the foreseeable future.
I'm moving across the pond.
[shrieks]
I should be packing
because I have an infinite number of things to do,
but I'm overwhelmed. [chuckles]
I guess one of the reasons I get overstimulated
and, like, stressed out is ADHD,
my little neurospicy brain.
I was recently diagnosed with a little bit of autism.
So that's a little extra spice to add to the mix.
I always knew my brain was a bit different.
I can't get anything done. I fidget constantly.
I get tons of anxiety attacks.
I prefer to spend all of my time alone.
[chuckles]
I didn't get diagnosed with ADHD and autism
until I was 30-years-old.
When I finally did get diagnosed,
it was just kind of like an AHA moment.
Everything about me made sense finally.
How I acted, how I thought, it just all clicked.
Usually I end my bath by taking a pee.
[producer speaking]
Yeah.
It's just a slight freedom,
like nobody can tell me what to do.
I'm peeing in my own bath.
Go after yourself.
[upbeat music playing]
[Statler] Holy [bleep] okay.
- [Dempsey] Hey. - Hi.
I miss you.
I miss you, too.
My girlfriend's name is Dempsey
and we met on a dating app about a year ago.
She's the most amazing woman I've ever met.
She's so kind.
She laughs at everything that I say which is pretty cool.
And she's got the best body of anyone I've ever dated.
You know, usually girls have either boobs or butt,
but she has both.
That's very nice.
[laughs]
That's creepy. I love it.
Yeah, I don't know how you do it.
[Dempsey laughs]
[Statler] After seven months of talking online,
I flew to England to meet Dempsey.
Hi.
I can't believe you're actually here.
[Statler] I can't believe you're a person.
She was everything I expected and a lot more.
These are all Thailand insects?
- Stop it. - Yeah.
I detoured my whole trip to get you those dead insects.
That's the most romantic thing anyone's ever done.
I was super attracted to Statler straight away.
Her curls, her smile,
and she makes me laugh.
I've never felt this way about anybody before.
[Dempsey speaking]
[Statler] Straight out of a movie.
I love you.
Yeah, I also love you.
- Wow, that's... - [Dempsey] Cool.
that's romantic.
[chuckles]
We clicked instantly
but we weren't always on the same page
about our relationship.
So I think, like, the next step is, like,
me moving to England with you.
I just think that we should, like, take things slow and
[dramatic music playing]
If you wanted kids badly,
then, I don't think it would work between us,
because I really don't.
I really don't want kids.
Why are you acting... Like, can you freaking talk to me?
You just said our relationship is not gonna work.
[Dempsey speaking]
[suspenseful music playing]
How's packing going?
I've got a stye on my eye
from being stressed the past few days.
Hey, my right eye has been twitching nonstop.
My left.
Whoa, we're, like...
- [Dempsey] In sync. - lesbians.
[Dempsey laughter]
Despite our differences
and the fact that Dempsey and I have only met once,
we know we want to be together
and we're ready to take the next step.
[upbeat music playing]
You can move in with me if you want.
Live with you, in England?
Yeah, it would be nice.
I love you so much.
I love you too.
I have a pretty good job
working finance at a freight logistics company,
and because we all work remote,
I can go anywhere.
So we will be living in a camper van
and constantly moving.
This has definitely been a lifelong dream of Dempsey's
and it felt really brave when I agreed to this,
but now I'm freaking out.
[Dempsey] Are you ready to move?
[Statler] It's just a lot. I feel overwhelmed.
I... You know, I was just like,
adventure, excitement, yay.
And I didn't really think about the logistics of it.
And it's like, whoa, this is a lot to take on.
Dempsey sold me the idea,
kind of, this like carefree and easygoing,
and it's actually been a lot of decisions
and super hectic.
And with my ADHD and the way my brain works,
it's really been overwhelming for me.
So I'm just kind of checked out.
I have anxiety about, like, leaving the country
and living in a van,
traveling full time for the first time
and just being worried
about all of that just paralyzes me.
Yeah.
You're just, like, I don't wanna talk.
- [Statler] Yeah. - You deal with it all,
and I'll see you when I land.
Yeah, you have done the majority of everything,
so I appreciate that.
You are excited about this, aren't you?
Yes. Yeah. Absolutely.
It's just behind all of the feelings of terror.
I tend to overwhelm people sometimes
because I do get overwhelmed,
and then lash out or just freeze.
And with past relationships, people have not liked that.
Yeah.
It's obviously something that we're just gonna have to see
how it unfolds, isn't it?
[Statler] Yeah.
This is not something I would normally do
if I were not in love.
I'm not just moving countries,
I'm learning a new way life.
[laughs]
If it were a vacation, it would be nice and easy,
and I could come back afterwards
and, you know, have my bathtub and my shower,
and my washing machine.
But this, like...
I think on paper, this sounds very romantic...
No, I think on paper it also sounds crazy.
Actually, it all... It's crazy.
I know it's crazy. It feels crazy.
I just hope I don't end up homeless and heartbroken
in the middle of Europe.
I'm not scared.
[Statler] I'm not scared either ever.
I'm, like, terrified,
which is different than scared,
if you look up the definition.
[James] Well then, what are we gonna do for a job?
If we can't go there and have any type of a life,
why would we do this?
[rock music playing]
[Meitalia speaking]
[James] I'm all set. I'm all set.
Huh.
[dog barking]
[Meitalia speaking]
[James] I'm not ready for you to be gone.
[Meitalia speaking]
[James] Last time we're driving down this road.
I just really hope and pray this all works out
the way we're hoping and bringing Jojo over...
I know.
having him with us. That's--
[James] I know you would be.
Between a month to a month and a half,
that's the plan.
I'm gonna be just working as much as I can
while I'm here
'cause that's gonna be what
we'll have for money over there.
And then, I'm gonna try to work for your family.
[James] Well then, what are we gonna do for a job
'cause you said it was gonna be a job
but now you're telling me I'm not gonna make any money
working for them?
Okay. Then why did we make that our plan
that we were gonna do that as a job?
No, if we... if we--
If we can't go there and have any type of a life,
why would we do this?
And I'm not gonna move somewhere
if I can't take care of you.
That's very unsettling.
[grunts]
[James] We're buying the chips from him,
and then we're selling them ourselves?
Commission?
Well, that's what you should have said.
But to say that, "Oh, you're not gonna make any money."
So how long do you think it'll take us
before we make any type of money?
[Meitalia speaking]
[James] You're making it sound like
it's not gonna be profitable.
Like yes or no, are we gonna make money or not?
Yes or no?
[sighs] I hate that we're having this conversation
right here right now.
[dramatic music playing]
[machine beeping]
[Meitalia speaking]
[James speaking]
I didn't say that.
I don't feel as confident about us being able to be,
like, success over there
and me being able to provide for you.
[Meitalia speaking]
But what do I always say?
No matter how mad you get, speak in love,
because at the end of the day, we're still--
Love, love, love, love, love. Is that what you want?
[sighs]
[James] Do you wanna leave angry at me
knowing we're not gonna see each other?
[Meitalia] No.
[sniffling]
[Meitalia speaking]
[melancholic music playing]
I'm gonna miss the smell of you.
I'm gonna miss you.
I love you.
See you soon.
I love you.
[crying]
[singer] ♪ I felt it But couldn't say ♪
♪ What you should've changed
[James] I feel devastated right now
'cause I don't know when I get to see her next.
I don't even know. I don't have a date yet.
And without her, I don't really know who I am.
We were brought into this world
from different sides of the world,
but we were meant to be together.
And we were made for each other.
When you find that, having to watch her leave,
I just feel scared.
[singer] ♪ I don't wanna Play pretend ♪
♪ I'm not gonna see it mend
♪ We're together
[sniffling]
[Dempsey] Statler is, like, finding the whole
move really stressful.
What little things are gonna stress her out?
Yeah.
Living in a van is so intense
and I honestly really don't know
what will happen between us
if she can't handle life on the road.
[lively music playing]
[singer] ♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh...
Oh, yes. Well, those are good.
I really believe in, like, getting your own food
and that Mother Earth
provides everything that we need.
You do have to be careful and know what you're doing
when you're... When you're foraging
'cause there are some, like, poisonous plants
and mushrooms out there.
[vocalizing]
[doorbell ringing]
[clears throat]
- Hello. - Hello.
- How are you doing? - I'm good. How are you?
Oh, I'm good. Yeah, it's good to see you.
- Are you all right? - And I... Yeah.
- Yeah? - Have you got your van here?
Yeah, yeah. Do you wanna go and see it?
- Yeah, I'd love to. - Come on then.
Please. Thank you.
Statler arrives in England in a couple of days.
And my friend Linzi has a camper van as well
and she's done a lot of traveling.
I'm really hoping that she can give me some tips on van life.
- Statler's good? - Yeah, she's really good.
Everything's just been like hectic up in the air.
- Right. - She's got to move,
I've got to move.
Not as well as me, no.
Oh, wow. Yeah, but you're super chill.
[Dempsey] Statler and I...
[Linzi] Well, come on in.
[Dempsey] But travel is in my blood
because my family are part of the showman's guild,
which is traveling fun fairs.
We travel up and down the country all year round
with fairground rides.
My family have done it for generations
and generations all the way back
to my grandparents, their grandparents.
So I was always on the move as a child.
On your van, you should be able to do the same way.
You can release the doors and have much more space.
Yeah. So, like, when you're, like, camping and your...
And your bed's out, and you just open the doors,
and, like, a mountain and you just like...
Just sat, like, having a coffee.
- This is the life. - It's so good.
Cup of tea.
[Dempsey] I've wanted to travel the world
for as long as I can remember.
And I don't wanna live with any regrets.
- Yeah. - Okay. Cool.
Yeah, that would be a good, yeah.
With the camper van, me and Statler
don't have to be long distance anymore,
but we kind of have different outlooks on life.
She is much more of a worrier than I am.
I got you a map actually
and a little gift for your van.
Oh, that's so sweet.
Living in a van is so intense.
I'm not really intimidated by the challenge.
Statler on the other hand is freaking out.
So have you planned the actual route then?
Yes. We're gonna go down to Dover and then to Clay.
And then, to Paris for the day.
Statler really wants to go there.
Then into Switzerland.
I'm glad to come and see you, and help me plan a bit
because Statler's, like,
finding the whole move really stressful.
She's just, like, been like, "I'm too busy.
I'm too stressed. I am shutting down.
You're just gonna have to sort everything out and I'll just,
like, kinda see you when I get there." And--
So it's not being really 50/50 with preparing for the trip?
- Yeah. And-- - Is that a bit of a red flag
when it comes to how she might deal
with bigger things?
I don't think it's...
I don't think it's a red flag.
But I am worried, yeah, that it's... That this is...
She's just a worrier all the time
and she's not ever gonna be in the present.
Or, like, what things...
What little things are gonna stress her out
'cause she says little things stress her out.
Everything in a van is a little thing.
- Yeah. - You've got such a little space.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Are you sure Statler is the right person
to be doing the trip with?
I don't know.
I don't think that living in a van
and traveling around is, like, her ideal.
I think that she likes to have, like,
more structure in her life and know where she's gonna be
and what she's gonna do, and where she's gonna work,
and stuff like that.
Well, if she's got, like, halfway through your route
and she's like, "I can't do this anymore."
Well, I didn't really think that and--
'Cause she could.
She could, yeah.
I really do want this relationship to work out.
But the truth is, we really don't know
each other all that well.
We are complete opposites.
And I honestly really don't know
what will happen between us
if she can't handle life on the road.
I hope that it does, like, melt away a little bit,
like, some of her anxieties
and stuff when we are together.
I hope that it is like that when you go away.
- Yeah. Yeah. - 'Cause that...
That is a bit of a worry as your friend.
Yeah.
So...
It's gonna be tough times.
- Yeah. - Tough times.
When is she coming back?
[James] She's not coming back,
I'm gonna go over and join her.
Last time you did this to us, you went down to Florida,
left us high and dry.
So I'm guessing you are quitting?
- Yeah. - [sighs deeply]
[acoustic music playing]
[singer] ♪ Maybe I won't
♪ Come back again
[James] Can you help me pack?
You gonna try to get in here
is what you're gonna try to do.
It's been about a month
since Tata moved to Indonesia,
and I'm getting ready to move there in about a week.
You look so sad, little man.
You miss mama too?
This last month, I have been working
as hard as possible
to make as much money as I possibly can.
I just got out of work, and, you know,
I'm heading home now.
There's already so much still for me to do
before I leave, and I'm just mentally drained.
I got nothing left in the tank.
I would cry tears, but I've already cried 'em all with Tata.
Every time we're on the phone, we just sit there just crying,
missing each other.
It's just tough.
Me and Tata talk every single day,
but it's not the same as being beside each other.
So I... I'm just ready to be with her again.
I'm on edge.
I really been dragging my feet
about telling my family,
but I didn't know when was the right time to tell 'em.
And then eventually took too long and now last minute,
it's like [bleep] I should have told them.
This will be the second time I've done something like this.
I was married once previously,
and we were in Maine for about six months
before my ex decided she didn't wanted
to be here anymore due to the cold.
So she made me move to Florida.
I actually said I didn't wanna go,
but at that point, she made it very clear
that she was gonna go with or without me.
When I left, my family had to downsize
the entire company.
There was not enough mechanics
to do all the work.
I felt guilty for leaving everybody else behind.
And we were married for less than a year.
Who is it? Who's outside?
It's your favorite people.
Yeah, it's your favorite people.
Tonight, I invited my little brother,
Jimmy, over, and his wife.
And it's not gonna be fun, it's not gonna be easy.
It's very last minute.
I had plenty of time to tell them beforehand,
and I should have just done it instead of waiting.
[Drue] Hi, Georgia. I missed you.
Save some space for my wife.
He's been so depressed 'cause Tata has been gone.
- [Drue] Aww. - [Jimmy] So how you been holding out
being alone in this place?
[James] I've been hanging in there.
It's tough. It's tough.
When is she coming back?
Uh...
so she's actually not planning on coming back...
because I'm gonna go over and join her.
- Oh. - In Indonesia.
So when are you coming back?
We're not coming back.
- You're not coming back? - You're not coming back.
- Okay. Hang on. - Like...
What do you mean you're not coming back?
Like, ever?
She's had a hard time acclimating to being here.
So plan's to permanently make the move over there.
And I leave in a week.
You leave in a week?
And Mom and Dad do not know, so...
I mean, you gotta tell them.
Yes, I'm gonna be telling them tomorrow.
So I'm guessing you're quitting?
- Yeah. - [sighs deeply]
Yeah. Well, that sucks.
But last time you did this to us,
you went down to Florida.
You definitely left us high and dry.
I know, but Florida was a completely
different circumstance entirely.
Like, there was definitely a different situation
for different reasons.
Last time going to Florida, you did it for...
- Her. - [Jimmy] the other person.
This time going to Indonesia,
you're doing it for?
- For her. - [Jimmy] Okay.
- [James] But-- - So it's completely
different reasons, though.
With the other one, I didn't have a choice in that.
I didn't have a say in that.
With this, out of love,
I was willing to do it for her.
I mean, you don't know Indonesian.
You don't know their culture.
Actually, the language is one of my bigger issues with...
Over there, because I know her dad,
when we got engaged,
one of the three promises that he made me promise
was that I would learn the language.
And how are you doing?
[James] I can ask where is something,
but that's everything I got.
One was the language barrier, and the other was?
[James] Always providing for her.
And the third one was to make sure
that they had grandbabies.
- And you promised? - It was a condition...
- [Jimmy] Okay. - of the marriage. Yeah.
And how are you doing on that department?
Maybe I'm shooting blanks,
or maybe we're using protection, so...
Which one is it?
Nah, definitely the protection.
- That'll do it. - Uh, I mean, yeah, that's...
'Cause I don't really wanna have kids, so...
You don't wanna have kids ever?
Not right now.
Not with the state of the world and everything.
I mean, it terrifies me
of what you'd be bringing a child into.
When I made the promises, that was five years ago
and the world was a different place.
After COVID hit, that changed my views
on a lot of things in the world.
There was quite a coldness
and there was a lot of hate.
So I'm not sure children are in the cards for me.
[Jimmy] Does Tata want to have kids?
- Yeah. - Have you talked to her about that?
I don't wanna bring up that discussion until we...
We're steady on our feet anyways.
We're doing this whole move.
Like, there's no point to bring that up
and try to throw more drama into the whole situation.
I'm just trying to show her that I'm willing
to do anything for her out of love for her.
Right, but is children one of them?
Will you give her a child one day?
I don't know. I can't answer that question. That's...
- I can't answer that yet. - [Drue] But that is really important.
I would just hate to see you go through all this work
to get there and establish yourself
and then for your relationship to be hurt
because you hadn't told her that you actually
don't want kids one day.
I've seen marriages fail
because someone didn't talk about that soon enough.
Meitalia will always be the priority in my life.
I am moving to Indonesia for Tata.
I'm leaving everything behind,
but I know decisions have huge consequences.
If I say I don't want to have children, period,
I'm not sure how Tata will accept that.
That could cause the biggest rift
that could possibly break us apart.
And I can't lose her.
Good luck.
[upbeat music playing]
[Sarper speaking]
[Shekinah] Baby.
[Sarper] I will hug her. I will touch her.
I will [bleep] her. Everything.
[upbeat music playing]
[Sarper speaking]
Today, Shekinah is returning to Istanbul, finally.
And I feel so excited
because three and a half months.
Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
[upbeat music playing]
Finally, she is coming, and she's bringing Adonis.
So it will be the first time that I will live with a dog.
Adonis is one of her beloved things.
So she's bringing,
it means that she wants to be here with me.
[dramatic music playing]
We are here finally in Istanbul.
I can't wait to see Sarper.
It's been so long.
[dramatic music playing]
I missed Shekinah too much, I mean, so much.
It's not sexually missing only.
It is emotionally.
I mean, I feel alone without her.
[dramatic music playing]
[Shekinah] Baby.
[dramatic music playing]
- [Shekinah] I miss you. - I miss you too.
[Shekinah speaking]
[Sarper speaking]
- Okay, baby. - Huh?
I love you so much.
Forget this moment, okay?
- Forget it? - Yeah.
- I will never forget it. - Don't see me that weak again.
Baby, it's not weak.
Sarper's a water sign so he's full of emotion.
Yeah.
You wanna meet your son Adonis?
But I never saw him cry like that.
But I normally show my passion in other ways.
- I know, yeah. - Not this way, you know?
- Come here. - [Shekinah] Oh.
Hold it for me. Hold it for me.
- Okay. - He's a big baby.
- Yes. - Oh.
Yes. Oh, my gosh.
- I know. You're gonna-- - So cute.
You're gonna love to have him, baby.
He's so cute.
[Shekinah] This time coming to Turkey,
you know, I'm bringing Adonis.
So it's like we're starting our own little family.
Adonis,
I'm not crying normally, okay?
I wanna believe that the time apart made us stronger,
but like there were some hard moments.
So we have things that I wanna discuss.
But let's try to solve it as calm as possible.
- Okay? - Yes. Okay.
Home, home, sweet home.
I will hug her. I will touch her.
I will [bleep] her. Everything.
Everything I miss about her.
Your new home. Are you ready?
Go. Yes.
Honestly, I'm not happy to walk in
and see that still here.
[tense music playing]
[Shekinah] The first thing I see are the bottles.
I kind of thought Sarper is gonna surprise me
and I'm gonna walk in and they're gonna be gone,
but that's not the case,
and it really pisses me off.
I know. I know. You don't like it.
Give it time and you'll just--
- I hate it. - You'll just--
It's not that I don't like it.
- I mean... I didn't-- - I literally hate it.
[tense music playing]
Oh, my God.
[woman] Next time on 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way.
[man] We have landed.
Can't wait to get off this plane.
Is it common for men in China not to work?
[in Chinese]
I guess we had a miscommunication on money.
We can't afford the van.
I'm supposed to get on a plane tomorrow,
and I don't wanna be homeless when I get to England.
[Dempsey speaking]
Like we spoke about that time and time again.
[Corona] Anywhere else?
I can handle Iceland? Can Iceland handle me?
There's no one on earth that I would choose
to like derail my dreams than Ingi.
- [shrieks] - Hi.
[horns honking]
- [in foreign language] - [in foreign language]
[in foreign language]
I'm just tired of this.
Make peace with it. It's not a big deal.
- Make peace with it? - Yes.
You make peace with this.
This is 143 pages of a love letter
that my ex-boyfriend wrote me.
He's making me question
why I even came back to Turkey.
[dramatic music playing]