Yup. You can see that a lot in some people. Like a 18 year old Filipina in the Philippines marry a 25 year old Filipino solder who she never met in person in U.S.A just to get a visa. Some are family arranged marriages too. No love, just convenience. Guy wants ball wet. Lady wants to come to U.S.A
She applied for VISA first and didn’t accept the proposal because she didn’t want him to think he was taking advantage of him. But she finally said YES because she would rather marry him without a VISA rather than losing him
@@zxrg9 you telling me 90% of the comments on this video are sarcastic? How does everyone know to leave a sarcastic comment? Usually sarcastic comments are in the low 10%, why are they so many sarcastic comments on this video?
What’s creepy is this came up in my recommended after I searched the show on google. Not TH-cam - I’ve never looked for it here, but now it’s on my front page. Yes I know they’re the same company but it’s still unsettling Also I love this show
Let me unsettle you even more: I recently adopted a stray cat. Never Googled or searched anything related to cats ever before, but by Day 2 of owning her I was already seeing ads for cat toys and cat food. That gave me chills. My theory is that since your phone is ALWAYS listening to you (for things like "OK Google" or "Hey Siri"), they figured out that I had taken on a cat as soon as I took her in and started talking about it to my roommate.
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Watch all of the clips she wanted to get the green card before marrying him but it was the last straw so she decided to get the green card by marrying him
I know that let down feeling. I was reminiscing about my 45 years with my wife last 17 September and my grandaughter asked if I got on one knee to which I replied yes at Jen Scholtens flat in Hastings. My wife did not remember that. I could not speak and that also meant nothing to her. By the way she never gets me an anniversary present.
Damn. People make tough choices everyday to survive, but I'm sure it hurts on the receiving end. 45 years though? Not many people get that... so maybe it worked out well? At the very least you have a granddaughter you can reminisc with, and memories before you found out.
Sir you need to not be bitter about that, people are much younger when they start to experience a little bit of dementia and forgetfulness, even something that you would think would be important like that, it hits some people harder than others in their 60's.
@@jbs0009 Oh please where in my words did you find bitter. I was only stating facts. I was sympathizing with another commentator. 45 years should tell you something. Sheees some people need to be led don't they?
@@gardengnome3249 I'm just saying don't take it personally, the older people get the worse their memory may tend to get, depending on certain factors, don't use it as justification to be resentful, it's for your own good, try to be more empathetic, especially you are the man in the relationship, you need to be tougher man, can't let nature get under your skin, it's obviously eating you up inside, I would presume probably a bunch of other stuff , forgive and forget, be in the moment, God bless.
There are so many things wrong with this. Firstly, you'd have to be outside of the country to apply for an extraordinary visa and interview at a US embassy, not at a USCIS office in the US. Also USCIS is Department of Homeland Security and the Embassies are Department of State. Neither of those are Department of Justice. Also, this show is based in the 90s. USCIS didn't even exist yet. It was the immigration and Naturalization Service (which actually was under department of Justice, so I guess technically they could be half right lol) . Lastly, immigration officers don't just stand at a counter and deny people's applications as they line up in front of you. Funny clip, but it's crazy how little research writers put in sometimes.
Yea I guess they could have showed her submitting her application along with a video of her singing and ventriloquizing, having the committee view it, stamp "Denied" on it, then a match cut onto her holding the application in her hand after having taken it out of the envelope sent to her dorm, throwing it dramatically away when she sees Louis on one knee and accepts his proposal. More realistic.
I mean, showing what immigrants really go throw would be both boring and probably controversial. Most Americans obviously don't know what it is like to come here "legally", to "get in line" as they like to say. It's a very dehumanizing and demotivating process.
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She deserved that visa just for knowing Fleetwood Mac
I agree. Unfortunately USCIS and ICE are rather heartless
I knew she was smart and other things, but I didn't know she could sing so well.
Most Aries have great singing voices
I was surprised by the ventriloquism.
Marriage of convenience.
Yup. You can see that a lot in some people. Like a 18 year old Filipina in the Philippines marry a 25 year old Filipino solder who she never met in person in U.S.A just to get a visa. Some are family arranged marriages too. No love, just convenience. Guy wants ball wet. Lady wants to come to U.S.A
Nothin wrong with that.
She applied for VISA first and didn’t accept the proposal because she didn’t want him to think he was taking advantage of him.
But she finally said YES because she would rather marry him without a VISA rather than losing him
but damn she can sing
you are tone deaf.
Not really
@@Dr.LongMonkey it was sarcastic
@@zxrg9 you telling me 90% of the comments on this video are sarcastic? How does everyone know to leave a sarcastic comment? Usually sarcastic comments are in the low 10%, why are they so many sarcastic comments on this video?
I love the INS guy! He nails his role.
The officer became their counsel
Seems fair, she got to stay...he got 3 kids outta her
Anachronism. Back then USCIS was still known as the INS.
Duuuuude 😆🤣😅
What’s creepy is this came up in my recommended after I searched the show on google. Not TH-cam - I’ve never looked for it here, but now it’s on my front page. Yes I know they’re the same company but it’s still unsettling
Also I love this show
Let me unsettle you even more: I recently adopted a stray cat. Never Googled or searched anything related to cats ever before, but by Day 2 of owning her I was already seeing ads for cat toys and cat food. That gave me chills.
My theory is that since your phone is ALWAYS listening to you (for things like "OK Google" or "Hey Siri"), they figured out that I had taken on a cat as soon as I took her in and started talking about it to my roommate.
😳. Welcome to the modern era where Machine Learning models recommends you content based on your searches😑. Try searching another language, your content will change😶.
google owns youtube
First time experiencing algoritms?
Why is everything she tried for her VISA involve singing!?
now adays, just go to.south boarder its open door for.visitors
Extraordinary ability visa, like the guy said. She was trying to qualify via singing
The Goldbergs is a hip hop crazy Florida show from 20th century Columbia television.
She is so beautiful
Wow she marry him for a green card
Watch all of the clips she wanted to get the green card before marrying him but it was the last straw so she decided to get the green card by marrying him
She does anything to get ahead, that’s why I love her
@@DeathnoteBB She's sweet in her own way tho, she decided to marry him since if she won't she'll get deported and never see him again
I know that let down feeling. I was reminiscing about my 45 years with my wife last 17 September and my grandaughter asked if I got on one knee to which I replied yes at Jen Scholtens flat in Hastings. My wife did not remember that. I could not speak and that also meant nothing to her. By the way she never gets me an anniversary present.
Damn. People make tough choices everyday to survive, but I'm sure it hurts on the receiving end. 45 years though? Not many people get that... so maybe it worked out well? At the very least you have a granddaughter you can reminisc with, and memories before you found out.
Sir you need to not be bitter about that, people are much younger when they start to experience a little bit of dementia and forgetfulness, even something that you would think would be important like that, it hits some people harder than others in their 60's.
@@jbs0009 Oh please where in my words did you find bitter. I was only stating facts. I was sympathizing with another commentator. 45 years should tell you something. Sheees some people need to be led don't they?
@@gardengnome3249 I'm just saying don't take it personally, the older people get the worse their memory may tend to get, depending on certain factors, don't use it as justification to be resentful, it's for your own good, try to be more empathetic, especially you are the man in the relationship, you need to be tougher man, can't let nature get under your skin, it's obviously eating you up inside, I would presume probably a bunch of other stuff , forgive and forget, be in the moment, God bless.
@@jbs0009 Oh I give up you just can't comprehend the written word can you?
I love Doug
The Goldbergs family they’re have own flashbacks and memories.
Where is clip 4
How to be - Einstein
There are so many things wrong with this. Firstly, you'd have to be outside of the country to apply for an extraordinary visa and interview at a US embassy, not at a USCIS office in the US. Also USCIS is Department of Homeland Security and the Embassies are Department of State. Neither of those are Department of Justice. Also, this show is based in the 90s. USCIS didn't even exist yet. It was the immigration and Naturalization Service (which actually was under department of Justice, so I guess technically they could be half right lol) . Lastly, immigration officers don't just stand at a counter and deny people's applications as they line up in front of you. Funny clip, but it's crazy how little research writers put in sometimes.
Yea I guess they could have showed her submitting her application along with a video of her singing and ventriloquizing, having the committee view it, stamp "Denied" on it, then a match cut onto her holding the application in her hand after having taken it out of the envelope sent to her dorm, throwing it dramatically away when she sees Louis on one knee and accepts his proposal. More realistic.
what u said was informative but i dont think this was a scene that needed to be heavily researched in order to get the point across.
you must be fun at parties
@@Demosthenes409 I agree. Just thought I'd share for those who were interested 😊
I mean, showing what immigrants really go throw would be both boring and probably controversial. Most Americans obviously don't know what it is like to come here "legally", to "get in line" as they like to say. It's a very dehumanizing and demotivating process.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why did Jessica want to stay at the US so bad? It's not like Taiwan is a war-torn poor country.
Keep watching youll know
Goldberg kids they’re can drive a car.
🤣
Really?!
it yang's fault? 😁
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