- Met with Daddy
the other night, he's gonna cover
what I went over. - We're marrying our
finances together. Every mistake she makes, I'm
making that same mistake. What's gonna happen
when it's just us? - It's the night
before the wedding. No no no Viki! - I haven't written my vows yet. - You haven't written
your vows yet? - Zero. What's that [bleep]? - Why are you all on the game? - Are you serious right now?
- [Maria] I'm very serious. I cry all the time and--
- [Nina] What do you mean you cry all the time?
- [Maria] Put yourself in my shoes, how much
more can you take? ♪bright, upbeat music♪ ♪suspenseful music♪ [wind chimes] - You make me feel like, oh,
maybe you made a mistake. - Well you know
what, maybe I did! - I'll just leave, and maybe
your life will be better, maybe you'll be happy. - She's not gonna leave. I know her better than
that, she's not gonna leave. ♪Jaded, frustrated,♪ ♪got myself messed up on you♪ ♪ - I'm gonna stay here all day. ♪ (laughter) Lovin' that! - Oh the boys are here already. Christian and
Maria were arguing, so I took the boys out of
the house to a batting cage I figured it'd take
their mind off, and maybe hit the ball a
little bit, get his anger out. - Hey!
- What's up? I called my cousin
Josh, my cousin Chris, and they were there for me. - So what's the argument about, what's her number-one complaint? - That I'm too busy
hanging out with the boys online playing the game. - I have a newsflash for
you, that's every woman. I've been married to
my wife for two years. And whenever I wanna go out
with the guys, she's upset. That's normal. - As long as you
ain't in the club, as long as you ain't drinkin', as long as you ain't
doin' anything crazy, she's gonna be fine! - If it's better off just to
go outside and take a walk, you relax, take a walk. - Don't mess it up. Relieve your aggression
on the bat and ball. - Let's do it. - Let's see how you can hit. Come on, Christian! Take out that aggravation! - [All] There you go, good hit. (bat slamming) - That's the one. - Can I get in
there a little bit? (bat clinks)
- She wants to go see a show? Take her to the show. You wanna go with the boys? Guess what, give her
24 hour in advance. - [Chris] You had
your first argument. - [Both] It's normal! - It's gonna get better! Because you're gonna
learn from your mistakes. ♪laid-back music♪ [wind chimes] - Veeral is a mama's boy. He wants to buy some clothes,
he send me the picture. "Mom, this is okay?
This is okay?" Whatever he want, I buy for him. If I have money or not. Yeah, he's mama's boy. ♪electronic dance music♪ - It's the last night
before I'm a married man, I have less than 12 hours
before I actually get married. Please enjoy, there's vodka
pani for you, so try that out. - [Guest] Okay. - It's an Indian delicacy,
it's really good. Ragini went back to the
hotel to get her beauty rest, but I'm staying here
with my friends, we're gonna party all night,
I'm not gonna miss this event. - [Female Guest]
What happened to her? - She broke her fibula ATV-ing. ♪quirky music♪ - So it's the night before the
wedding, and I can't sleep. I'm really nervous
about tomorrow, and I'm worried about
Veeral's behavior tonight, he was just acting wild like
it was just a fun party, but the truth is we're
getting married tomorrow, and I need him to
take this seriously. ♪upbeat dance music♪ - Ragini thought I was joking
when I called her today, I was like, "Hey, can you
give me that template again, "to write my vows?" She's like, "Are you joking? "Have you not
written your vows?" I was like "Oh yeah babe,
I've written my vows". But I really have not. ♪quirky music♪
- I need him to be prepared with his vows
and all those things. I just don't know if
he's handling this, and frankly it's
making me feel like, am I making the right decision? Is he the right guy for me? I mean, I want him
to treat this like the biggest day of his life. ♪Try me, 'cause I might be♪ ♪the one you're lookin' for.♪ ♪Try me♪ - To be arranged means
I want my husband to take care of me, I want
him to bring me flowers. (both laugh) I want him to shoulder the
responsibility of the family. In the South that's
how we do it, isn't it? - (laughs) Yeah. - I'll just clean this
up in a little bit, 'cause I wanna see
this budget thing. - It's just gonna be
a bunch of numbers. Right now I'm a fourth
year medical student. She's graduating with her
master's this year also. My total debt will
be close to $280,000 when I graduate. I won't be making a
physician's salary until six or seven
years down the road. Right now, financially
we are supported mostly by student
loans, and our parents. Based on like what my
salary will probably be, I'll start out at about 24
after taxes, all that crap that they take away,
yeah, it's ridiculous. - Wait you're telling me
that you're only gonna be bringing home $24,000? - Yeah, so it would probably
be about the same for you. So, together we would have
a take-home of like $50,000. - It was shocking,
Josh had told me that we weren't gonna have any
money, and he was right. We're not gonna have any money. - What are the things that
we will have to pay for? Internet, TV, $150.
- [Meghan] Gandalf. - And then student loans. Let's give you $100
a month on clothes. - That would be maybe a dress. - Then you better get
some cheaper dresses. - It's not gonna be
all fine and dandy, we're gonna struggle probably
for the first couple years. And the reality has finally
kinda set in with me. Okay tell me the figures. - 2000, 150, 240, 480, 1500, 750, 100, 160, 300-- - Shoot, are you
still going for real? - 320, 80, 200. - 6300. There was no way
we could do that. - And that's being conservative. - Almost 6200 a
month just for bills. - I have to say, when
we put numbers on paper, I think I might have even
been more shocked than Meghan. - It would be nice if
we could just stay here. - Yeah. - Josh's dad, Kurt, bought
the house in Charleston for Josh and Jared,
'cause they both got into medical school
and dental school. If we move far away, we will
not be able to live there for free like we do
here in Charleston. I know your
interview's coming up. - Yeah. - So you have to do really good. This might be a possibility
for us to stay here. ♪Neon bright lights♪ ♪Reflect in your eyes♪ - You know when me and Nina,
the first little argument, was when we first got married. We just said, you know
what, we're both married, we gotta make this work, and
we started to compromise. We learned in the marriage. And people that are not arranged know each other before marriage. And they have the thought well, "I don't have to marry him." And we stick with it, the Gypsy
people stick with marriage. ♪suspenseful music♪ - So me and Christian just
had this really big fight, it's been the worst
fight that we ever had. I am so hurt right now, he
said very hurtful things to me. I don't know what
to do, I'm so done, and so fed up with
all this, I really. ♪suspenseful music♪ - [Michael] Nina we're home. - I felt good walking
into the house. I was ready to apologize. ♪ominous music♪
She's not there. Maria? You know where Maria is? - [Nina] Should be downstairs. - Maria? Divorce is very
rare in our culture. The Romani community would
get very upset at my family, and would think of
us as disrespectful, if we were to get divorced. Ma! My heart's racing, I feel it. I'm thinking, did
she really leave me? I'm panicking, I'm a disaster. She's not home!
- [Nina] What do you mean? - What you heard! - She has to be downstairs
in the room, relax! - Would you really
not pay attention? Did she really walk out?
- [Nina] I fell asleep! - [Michael] Christian,
relax, hold on. - [Nina] Whoa, hey, relax! - Maria! She's gone. ♪dramatic music♪ You're not happy with me,
I'll show you, I'll leave. [wind chimes] Maybe it teaches you a lesson. - This really is my
fault, I did all this. I'm the reason why she left. - Maybe now you'll have
a smile on your face. She didn't leave. - Where was you?
- [Nina] Where did you go and you didn't tell
me that you left? - I bought tea, I bought
soda, I went to the diner. I just wanted to get
out of the house, and I just needed air. - I was beyond relieved. It was like having the
worst feeling ever, and then for it to go
(snaps) away like that. It was instant relief,
she didn't leave. Thank God that
everything's okay. Let me talk to her,
come downstairs, let me talk to her
for a little bit. You don't realize what you
have, until you think it's gone. I had a heart attack just now. I thought you left, I
ran up and down the house like a maniac. I had a heart attack,
and I'm sorry. I thought you was gone,
I thought it was over. - My intentions was
not to leave the house and make him think
that I left him, but to be honest, I'm very
happy that I did leave, because it actually
made him realize what he has could
actually leave. - I always thought
that I would come home, and you would always be here. I just wanted to
tell you I'm sorry. And that I didn't
mean what I said. I hope you didn't feel bad,
I hope I didn't hurt you. - No you did.
- [Christian] I'm sorry. I'm sorry. My family and everybody
says, "Oh if you wanna "end an argument just
say you're sorry." I don't like saying I'm sorry
unless if I truly mean it. I really meant that I was sorry. Don't be mad at me. Don't leave me. - He said a lot of
hurtful things to me, I don't deserve that. You know, maybe next
time, I won't be here. - Me and Maria are still trying
to get to know each other. I mean, we're trying to
figure out how to be together, and in all honesty, we're
just trying to figure out how marriage works. And I realize it's
gonna take a long time. It's not a fast thing, and it's
not gonna happen overnight. ♪slow Indian music♪ ♪slow indian music♪ [wind chimes] - I said, "No!" - Today is the wedding day. I barely got any sleep,
the adrenaline was like rushing last night
when I came into bed. After all of the
dancing last night, my leg is really hurting. And Veeral, of course,
was out partying instead of writing his vows. So let's just say I'm
a little stressed. Veeral... I hope he's awake and showered. - I'm here, woman! - Are you serious? We're late! We were supposed to
be ready by 10:30. and Veeral is still not ready. Oh jeez, good lord, come on, Ragini is like, ready, she's
actually ready before you! You are late!
- [Veeral] I'll be fine! I'll be fine. - I know, now it's hitting me.
- [Payel] It's hitting you? - Um, I still only have half
of my wedding vows written, I have to finish
the rest right now, and that's what I'm doing. I'm not stressed, I got a good
like 10 minutes to write it. ♪upbeat rock music♪ - [Josh] Let's go! - [Meghan] Feel like
I'm about to die! - I'm about to
graduate from MUSC, the Medical University
of South Carolina. And I'd like to
go into radiology. - [Meghan] How do you
do this? (gasping) I am not an athlete! - I've been interviewing at a
lot of different universities for residency positions. And today I'm interviewing
at my home institution. - (sighs) At least this'll be a stress relief for what's
coming up for you today. You need to take this serious,
and focus a little bit more. Okay?
- [Josh] Okay. - It's the only residency
that you've applied to that's in South Carolina. - Yeah, but I mean you
haven't really seen what all the other cities
have to offer either. There are a lot of other
places that are nice. What states are all these in? - Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, Texas. - I can't imagine moving
eight, nine hours away. - If we do move away
from South Carolina, we wouldn't really
be able to afford it. My entire future rides
on this interview. I can't even put my
finger on that right now. ♪hip-hop style music♪ - I can't believe the argument
that Christian and Maria had. - Thank God she didn't leave. 'Cause you know what? I had a heart attack. - Well you know what,
Christian knows now what he'll feel like
if she does leave. The first year of marriage is
your hardest year of marriage, because that's the
time that you gotta learn each other's
ways, and trust me, you're not gonna like
each other's ways. Do you think Maria is the
perfect match for Christian? - We gotta make sure that
they are the right match. He's married once,
and that's it. - Of course, I know that. I don't know, I just hope
that we did the right thing, getting them married. - I have the same
feeling, I think, I think we rushed him. I think I shoulda gave a little
more time to Christian to be - A kid?
- [Michael] A kid. - Problem is both of
them need to grow up. - They'll grow up,
but I hope they grow up sooner than later. This is our job as mother
and father, to make sure-- - [Nina] To make
them married once. - To make their marriage
work, no matter what. Nina, I want you to
put backup for Maria in front of Christian. When they argue, I
want you to get mad, and maybe slap your son. What would be more of a
big deal, slapping him? Or Maria to leave? - I'm not gonna smack Christian! - So he knows not
to do it again! - Yeah right! I'll get mad at him, but I'm
not gonna smack him, crazy! - He needs to man
up, he needs to have some type of responsibility. He needs to know that
things are gonna change. - You know what it is
to be a Gypsy woman, and you know what
to do about it. Handle it.
- [Nina] Handle what? - Handle your daughter-in-law,
you know, in a nice way. - I'm her biggest backup. - Yeah, but I gotta
talk to your son. ♪upbeat Bollywood-style music♪ - We're expecting between
300-350 guests at the wedding. And people are literally flying
in from all over the world. This wedding is expensive,
it's $75,000-$100,000 at least. So everything has to be perfect. Can somebody go get
my wedding planner? Veeral is about to start
his groom's procession, and nothing is set up yet! This should be all set up!
- [Woman] Right. - The guests are
gonna be arriving! The ghost chairs that
we got were not set up, and the groom's
procession was already almost to the ceremony site. - Oh we're going
straight down that way. - Straight from here to there? - There, yeah, that's it. - This should have been
done like an hour ago! I'm gonna go out
there, I mean... What is going on? This should have been set up! I don't want them to come
and it to look like this! - We just have to take that
cloth down and we're done, but the chairs
still have to get, I mean, I'm not the chairs. - Well, when the groom's
procession comes here, this looks so bad! I'm type-A, neurotic,
high-strung, so I freaked out, and
I had some strong words with our wedding planner
and her assistant. Or my dad! Get my dad! Please, right there. What's going on? The
chairs are not set up yet! - Tell the chair guy to
hurry, he's right there! Not to be like,
completely bridezilla, but this day is for the
bride, so just do what I say. imes] - I choose what he wears. And he doesn't have any
say-so in that. (laughs) - You'd never catch
me in the world, buying a peach-colored shirt. (laughter) ♪The unknown♪ ♪doesn't scare me♪ - I need lucky boxers. Pants, undershirt, belt, shoes. It's interview season. I've already been on
14 interviews total. - We hope daddy does good
today, don't we Gandy? So we can stay
here in Charleston. - But today is
definitely different, I'm interviewing at my home
institution, here at MUSC. Now this thing's big. - Well, it's 'cause
you're stressed. You still look amazing. - This interview means
a lot to Meghan and I. We wanna be close, and
this is the only place in South Carolina
that has radiology. - Now remember, you can
bombard people sometimes. So you know, just
keep that in mind, because sometimes
you can be, you know. My entire future rides
on this interview today. It determines if we
stay in South Carolina, or if we move away. And we don't have the
money to afford that, we can't right now, we can't. ♪soft country music♪ It's a very long track
to become a doctor. The first year I applied
to medical school, I did not get in. And now I'm applying
to a residency. And there are always more
applicants than there are spots. There's always a chance
that I could be one of those applicants that
doesn't get a spot. Then I don't have
a job for a year. And with all the
stress with finances, what is that gonna
do to our marriage? Me being the man of the house, the one that's
supposed to provide. All right! That'll be like, why am I a man? Morning, how are ya'll? ♪I'm addicted to the sweetest♪ ♪
mistreatment-treatment-treatment - When the guy's
mad, just be quiet. When you learn to
shut up for him, automatically he'll maybe
do the same thing for you. - It goes both ways,
sometimes when I see her mad, I shut up for her.
- [Nina] That's a damn lie. - She won't come and--
- [Nina] He gets more mad. (laughter) ♪upbeat music♪
(vacuum whirring) She's already part
of the family. I wanted to have
that mother-in-law, daughter-in-law talk. Wanna sit down, take
a five-minute break. I want us to have a friendly
relationship, but with respect. That's the way all us Rom do it. You and Christian's
getting along okay? No attitudes from him? I want you to come with
me with any problem. Just don't show it to the world. Don't take from here
to go tell this person what's going on, to,
you know what I mean. Whatever how yous are
by yourselves, fine. But when you're around people, respect Christian,
not embarrass him. I just wanted her to understand, respect in our Gypsy way is, it's a very big
deal to all of us. I want you guys to learn
the value of a dollar, so you know how hard
it is to make a dollar. I'm gonna have to teach
you how to wrap flowers, so you can come with
me to sell flowers, so like that you could learn
how to make yourself money. And then you don't gotta
depend on nobody else but yourself, that's the
best feeling in the world. - If it's a doctor, they'll
wanna teach their sons, "Oh, go to medical school
and become a doctor." I sell flowers, so that's
what I can teach her. Once you get the hang of it,
trust me, you'll enjoy it. - I feel like me and my
mother-in-law are very close. She's not like those
normal sakas where they're kind of like mean, and like,
"Do this, do that", you know? - All right, do you
wanna go to the store before the boys come back? - Yeah, we'll go to the store. - When I gave her
that little talk, I think it went pretty
well, I think so. But I mean, time will only tell. ♪bright, calm Indian music♪ (drums and cheering) - The groom's entrance into
a wedding is called a baraat. And traditionally, you go
on a horse or an elephant, or in my case, I went
inside a classic sports car. And this is the
last freedom I have as a single man
before I get married. ♪Bollywood-style music♪ - So clearly the chair
guy has not done his job. Veeral's already started
his groom's procession. I can only watch while
they scramble to fix this. It's complete torture. And I see my mom and my
uncles uncovering them. As the milni comes closer--
- [Woman] Right. - The groom's procession,
you want it to look like it's ready, not like
it's in progress. ♪indian music♪ - Side was like screaming.
- [Ragini] So laid back, like this was just
any other day! - After the baraat, we
join Ragini's family by the wedding area, and
her mother blesses me. (laughter and clapping) I walk down the aisle
with my big sister, it's kind of customary that
she's kind of handing me off, and my parents
following behind me. I'm just enjoying
the moment right now, and I'm waiting for
my beautiful bride. I'm just hoping that
she's not stressed out. - Right now? - Are you sure it's time now? - We're about to
walk down the aisle, and this is the moment
I've been anticipating for all these months and,
I have anxiety right now, I'm nervous, I'm scared. Oh my God, look at how
many people there are! - I know! ♪indian music♪ ♪soft, romantic music♪ - I'm happy. - I'm about to walk
down the aisle, my leg is broken, I don't know
if Veeral's written his vows. At this point, I don't know
what else could go wrong, it's just too much. ♪soft, romantic vocals♪ All the things that I'm
stressing out about, I need to just put them aside, and just focus on
enjoying the moment, and the fact that
I'm getting married. - I'm in awe, and Ragini
looks like a queen, from like royalty
from 1700 India, she looked stunning, I've never seen her that pretty in my life. This is the girl I wanna spend
the rest of my life with. (cheering and clapping) - I couldn't believe
that this was happening, I was very emotional,
I was sort of shaking, and he was calm, as always. The first thing that
we do is put the garlands over each other. Be careful with the leg, guys. (cheering) - In our custom, whoever
can put the garland on, like who's on top, kind of
runs the household. (laughs) (laughing and cheering) (chanting) ♪indian music♪ - The biggest part of an
Indian marriage is when you walk around the fire, and
each time you walk around, you make a vow,
committing to each other, ad how you're going to
have a family together and have a household. So we prepared some
vows of our own. Mine might be a little
bit longer than Veeral's. (muffled laughter) Maybe he should go first. - I take you to
be my best friend, my faithful partner,
and my love, and my one and true only. I promise to encourage
you and inspire you, and to love you truly
through good times and bad. I will forever be there
to laugh with you, to lift you up
when you are down, and to love you unconditionally through all our
adventures, in a life that we are gonna make together. (applause) - Veeral, your smile
and your energy has healing powers for me. And somehow has a way
of calming me down, no matter what the circumstance. I know with you by my side,
I can conquer anything. I promise to be loving,
patient, and faithful to you. I promise to learn
how to cook for you. (laughter) - I promise to learn
how to cook for you, in front of God, and all
of our family and friends. And I also promise to
bear one to nine children, since I know that is a
requirement to marry you. (laughter) After it is said and done,
I pray that we meet again, in every lifetime,
and in every lifetime, I get to be your
wife, I love you. (cheering and clapping) - You're my best friend,
you're my partner, you're my everything. I'm gonna spend the
rest of my life and work on our marriage
every single day. You are the love of my life. And you should know that, that I'll do whatever it
takes to make you happy. - In these rings, it
is a symbol of unity, in which your lives
are now joined in one unbroken circle (chants). - It is just the beginning. - I'm telling you,
life's a journey, and this path that we take
together is gonna be great. And there's gonna
be ups and downs like in anything with life, but if we have
each other's backs, I think it's gonna be fun.
- [Ragini] We can get through anything, yeah. - Proud to present,
for the first time, Mr. and Mrs. Veeral Ragini Gajjar! ♪upbeat Indian music♪
(applause and cheering) ♪I wish I didn't get so shy♪ - Stanley's coming over. - [Christian] Uh-huh.
- [Michael] All right, he's gonna teach you
the deal of goofing and all that stuff. We've noticed that
Christian and Maria have been arguing
since they got married, and we're worried, so
we have to teach him to man up, he needs to have
some type of responsibility. It makes the marriage work. - You guys are
ready, let's do this. - [Michael] Just do me a
favor, the ways he goes up the ladder--
- I got him, don't worry about it, as
long as he pays attention, listen, just because
it's a small roof, you can't take it lightly. That's when accidents happen,
don't get over-confident. - Gotcha. - I never worked a day
in my life, never worked. I was very nervous. - Well, he's a working man. - If it rains we're screwed. - You don't hear of gypsy
doctors, gypsy lawyers, because we don't
continue on to college. Normally a person
learns from a professor. I'm learning from
my older cousin. - Come on, keep looking
up, don't look down. - I glanced down, bad idea. - How's those legs?
- [Christian] Good. This was a tough
experience for me. - You gotta take your
hands, get in there, and clean that drain.
- [Christian] Get all the leaves out of--
- [Stanley] Yeah, drain's gotta get cleaned. Put some muscle into it, you're
not sweeping the kitchen! I wanna show you
something, gimme the broom. I had to kick him in
the butt a little bit to get him goin'. He's never worked
a day in his life, and it was noticeable today. Are you proud of yourself?
- [Christian] I am. - Do you want a star?
- [Christian] I don't want a star but I--
- [Stanley] Can we finish? You gotta keep moving, brother! - After everything's done,
Stanley goes down the ladder. I'm stuck up there. - [Stanley] You want
me to come up there? - I look down, my
stomach is turning, kinda wanna throw
up, I was shaking. - [Stanley] Remember
what I told you. - I'm really nervous. - There you go, then
this foot comes here. There you go, now you
got on the ladder. - I don't know if I'm
shaking 'cause I'm scared to get down the
ladder, or because it's cold. We'll say it was cold, but
I think I was really scared of the ladder, that's
why I was shaking. - [Stanley] You got three
more steps, two, one. - Roofing is very hard work. - [Stanley] All right! - It's tough, but I'll
have to get used to it. I have a car payment,
bills don't pay themselves. I have to make money so
we can support ourselves. - [Stanley] Good to go. ♪And everything is changin'♪ ♪All around is amazing♪ ♪You turn the whole
world upside down♪ - Today I have been
patiently waiting for at least a text or something to know how Josh's
interview went. I'm definitely nervous. Because I don't know
where we're gonna be at. - [Josh] Honey, I'm home! c♪ - Honey, I'm home! Today has been a really
long and stressful day. Just because of
my MUSC interview. - [Meghan] So, tell
me how it went! - Well I was definitely on time. - You were on time. - Yeah, I was comfortable. I can tell that
Meghan is going crazy. But I still haven't
really processed myself how the entire day went. - Well I was hoping
you might wanna discuss this over dinner? - Maybe, someplace close. - He will not tell me
the information about how his interview went,
and I'm just like, you've got to be kidding me! I am nervous now, very nervous. Are you gonna tell me
about your interview? - Did you see that? - Josh?
- [Josh] Sorry. What do you wanna know? - I just wanna know how it went! I wanna know if this
might be a possibility that we might could be
living in Charleston. - Of course it's a possibility. - Did you do good
in your interview? - I think I did okay,
I think it went well. Meghan definitely wants to stay as close to home as possible. That would be a big money-saver. But honestly, I just
don't know right now where we're gonna be. - I thought you'd wanna
tell me somethin' big. - No, I mean it was
just, good news. - Guess that is good news. I'm very relieved that
he did well today. Time will tell, you know? It's just a waiting period
now, just have to wait. See what happens. ♪hip-hop style music♪ - All right, look,
then you tuck, and then you fold it
once so it doesn't open. Make sense? - My family's been in
the flower business since I was a young boy. And she's been selling flowers
since she was a young girl, so when she came to our
family, she knew our trade. A Gypsy housewife, they
gotta cook, they gotta clean. But the women that work
have to go and work also. You know, always two
incomes is better than one. It does make the marriage work, and it brings man and
wife closer together. You're selling you, you're
selling your personality. - [Nina] You gotta
make them laugh. If the girl says no, tell
her, "I wasn't asking you!" But as a joke, like "Shh,
you're messing me up!" I know I'm good at it. I don't mean to sound
like, "Oh I'm so great". - I'll say it, I'll say it. - I could sell ice to an Eskimo. - I was gonna say
the same thing! - Right here.
- [Michael] Oh, well. Exactly.
- [Nina] Same thing. When we go inside, be
a little more peppy. - The idea of
selling the flowers, It's just getting me
very, very nervous. - Don't be nervous. I'm like really loud,
I'm really outspoken, I try and make people laugh. Maria's a little
more on the shy side. I'm a little nervous
to see how she's gonna react inside the bars. - Hi, buy a flower
for the ladies! You don't want no flowers?
- [Women] No. - [Maria] Why?
- [Woman] No we're good, thank you very much,
thank you anyway. - All right. You wanna buy some candy? It's only a dollar!
- [Woman] No thanks. - Buy a flower for the ladies! - So far, it's not good. - Buy the lady a flower! - Yeah. (laughs) - I don't know, it wasn't
working out for me. - Would you like to
buy your lady a flower? - Oh thank you baby. - She's a beginner,
I'm teaching her. - Gimme 10. - You gotta say, "It's $10" - It's $10, sorry. (laughs) - And tilt your
head and be cute. - [Nina] It's teaching. - Practice makes perfect,
the more she does it, she's gonna get
much better at it. - [Both] She's trying. - Choose a flower baby girl. Honey, you wanna buy
a rose for the ladies? And give my daughter the
dollar for one of her candies. You're gonna have to read
people by their face. You're gonna have to
decide if they're nice, joke around, you could be
like, "Hey", oh I'm sorry. "You wanna buy a
rose for the lady?" Then there's some that
you're gonna have to like, "You wanna buy a rose?" And the boys go sky-high
for some reason. Like, "Oh, hi, you
wanna buy a flower?" (both laugh) 97, 98, 99, 100. - [Michael] Let's go home. - [Nina] See hun,
it's not that hard. - I really like working
with my mother-in-law. I'm starting to feel like
I'm a part of the family now, and I think Christian's
feeling the same way. ♪slow Indian music♪ [wind chimes] ♪slow Indian music♪ - The wedding was this morning, and the reception is at night. I had a few hours to
catch up on my sleep, and now I'm ready to celebrate
with my beautiful wife. I wanna see Ragini, I know
she's gonna look stunning. This is the girl I'm gonna
spend wth the rest of my life, my everything. - The in-laws pick the look
of the bride at the reception. And my mother-in-law
gave me two necklaces, and I don't like
a lot of jewelry. How do I make my
mother-in-law happy, but I also wanna be me
at my wedding reception. Is there a hook to
make it slightly... - Smaller?
- [Ragini] Longer? My mother-in-law wanted me to
double up on the necklaces. Let me put this in
perspective here. - Oh no, don't do that.
- [Ragini] Like what is? I'm sorry future mom,
it doesn't, that's a no. One or the other, and this
one goes with the earrings. It's intense because you
don't wanna disappoint, and you wanna start off your
marriage on the right foot. - I don't wanna
hurt her feelings, and I don't want that kind of
stress between Veeral and I. - My mom bought this beautiful
necklace and earrings, rubies, diamonds,
many years ago. And this gift was gonna
be for my future wife. And the whole wedding
reception outfit was actually designed after
the necklace my mom bought. - My first move as
Veeral's new wife, is to piss off his
sister, very smooth. Welcome to the family. ♪indian music♪ [wind chimes] ♪indian music♪ (cheering) - When I was walking into the
reception, I could literally feel Veeral's family looking
for the other necklace. This marriage is
only five hours old, and I feel like I'm
already disappointing them. ♪Shimmerling
lights shake us off♪ ♪break us off make
us feel invincible♪ ♪Every boy and every girl♪ ♪upbeat Indian dance music♪ - There's a lot of anticipation
for girls about this event. Once it's over, you're
kind of left with, now what do I do? - I feel with Ragini, she
always has to do a project with her life, she's
always on the next project, on the next project. - Veeral is my new
project, yes, he is. There are challenges
ahead, absolutely. I mean now, that's the
reality of a marriage, so we gotta figure out
finances, career, the house. There's one topic that I'm
leaving out on purpose. - What is it?
- [Ragini] Babies. - Oh, babies, yeah! - Because of all of the
differences that we have, my family is a little
bit more modern, his family is much
more traditional. Obviously there's going
to be challenges ahead, I mean you can't
avoid it when we have completely different families.
- [Veeral] We do, yeah. - You're my husband
now, you're my problem! - That's like more the
other way around! (laughs) (glasses clinking) ♪upbeat music♪ The morning after
our wedding was not as pretty as you
think it should be. - [Ragini] I don't remember
anything, what happened? - [Veeral] Don't worry. - [Ragini] What about my shoes? - We were all pretty
drunk, we went up to the presidential suite,
we were all partying until three or four o'clock
in the morning. Here, let me hold this
for you, you hold the key. - That looks really obvious. - Nobody's gonna see it.
- [Ragini] But if somebody does see us, they're
gonna be like - Ragini had to do
the walk of shame, in my bathrobe that I gave
her, with her wedding gown. It looked kinda like
Pretty Woman-like. Everything's gonna be fine. - All I was trying to
do was get to my room. - I think this is
pretty shameful. Veeral had this like
side exit kind of plan. - [Auntie] Oh!
- [Ragini] Hi Auntie! Perfect. - Every floor, every hall, we were running into
somebody we knew. - I'll let you lead the way. - You have a good time? - No worries dude,
had a great time. - Hi Mom! Everybody was there.
- [Ragini] Everyone was, it was like everyone
we knew, my parents, all of my friends, my relatives. I mean... - It was a interesting
first wedding morning. - [Ragini] Yeah!
- [Veeral] It was pretty bad. ♪Say that again♪ ♪Say it real slow♪ - All I wanna get
done here today is make this a solid
just like here, to separate the
mares and babies. - Every time I'm
back home my dad, he's gonna put me to work. - Let's just start
at the bottom. - My dad thinks of
me as cheap labor. As I've gotten older, it's
definitely become a time where my dad and I get to talk. - It's the first time you picked
up a hammer in five years. - It's true.
- [Kurt] All right, drill the rest of
'em and nail it. - It's not entirely pleasant. - So how's married life going? - It's good, it ain't all
peaches and cream, but... - What's the problems? - How much money to
spend on certain things. - If you don't put
your foot down now, you're not gonna have
much leverage later on. You better set the
guidelines now. - Yeah, how did you
set the guidelines? - Told Mom the way
it was gonna be. Tell her to get used to it, she's gonna have to suck it
up for the next few years. - [Josh] I've told her that. - Just gonna have to
learn how to budget money. - I'm just worried that for
the next six or seven years Meghan and I will both
be living on a lot less, it's gonna be apartment
living, it's gonna be, not like her dream house
like she's wanting. - Is she used to being spoiled? - She didn't even know how
to fill up her gas tank until she moved
down to Charleston. - Now you know, as
soon as you graduate you're getting cut off. So you better be planning
for it, and expect it. - Meghan and I were hoping
to stay at the condo if I got into MUSC
for residency. Now that we're getting cut off, that means that he's
selling the condo. I don't know what
we're gonna do. Don't you think you'd
feel better about it if you like, just gradually,
just gradually did it? Like maybe for the
first year you still like maybe paid the rent?
- [Kurt] It ain't happenin. You're what, 27 now?
- [Josh] 28. - 28, I think it's about time
that you make it on your own. - Hey I don't know
if that's fair. - I see how many times
you guys go out to eat. So you expect me
to be sympathetic? Nah, I'm due for a
raise when you graduate, and I'm gonna take
advantage of it. - It's gonna be
me supporting us, paying off both of our
loans, and paying the bills, that's all on me. If we wanna have
kids right away, that's definitely stressful,
and it's definitely scary. - Nail that one off
and you're done, I'll let you off for the day.
- [Josh] Okay. ♪melancholy music♪ Meghan is gonna lose
it when I tell her my dad is cutting us off. We have so much debt already, and then throw this
on top of that. It's... She's, she's not gonna
be able to handle it. (crickets chirping) - You promised me
in front of God that you were gonna have
one to nine children. - You just need to let
that be for a little while. I don't wanna talk about babies, I just wanna be with my husband. - [Michael] You gotta take
care of Joshua's kids. - All three. - This might be a test
from my mom and dad. (baby crying)
- [Maria] Okay, okay. - I can't take it,
this is stupid. - Yeah, this was
definitely a test. - We're getting cut
off when we graduate. - What? You know how we had
that little oopsie? - Yeah? - I went and got
a pregnancy test.
