in the latest episode of 90 Day Fiancé: The Second WayChris Foster and Jamie Noguera were looking for their new life together.
Recently married, they were looking at the financial realities of their future as a couple.
But, as Chris mentioned earlier, he still has some business to do back in Alabama. Some of it could not wait.
So, despite their oh-so-recent marriage, Chris has to move back to his hometown, leaving his wife behind. Hopefully only for a short time.
on season 4, episode 10 90 Day Fiancé: The Second WayKrish and Jamie had to make some plans.
Krish shared that his bank had frozen his account on suspicion of identity theft. Frankly, if one starts charging a lot in another country, it is not an unreasonable conclusion.
But he had more long-term financial concerns. That is, Kris has some savings but is not rich – so how will they survive? His idea is a food truck.
We don’t know what kind of market the fusion of American and Venezuelan cuisine is in Colombia… but you know what? That sounds interesting to us, and probably will to other people.
Of course, you can’t have a food truck without an actual food truck. There’s going to be a lot of overhead in any kind of restaurant.
Kris and Jamie learn that a basic food truck will cost around $10,000.
It is not their only option. And there may be better options out there.
For example, school buses are bigger and stronger. And, by removing some seating, quite adaptable.
A food truck for sale was formerly a school bus. It’s now a mobile restaurant — not just a kitchen on wheels — with dining booths. Oh, and zombie apocalypse decor.
Krish loved the vibrancy of the decor. (Not surprising – this is anecdotal and I don’t mean to perpetuate the stereotype, but in my experience, a lot of girls from the rural South love Halloween and scary decorations)
Of course, if they buy it they’ll probably redecorate it and make it their own.
Obviously the bus will cost more than the smaller model. twice as much, at $20,000. And that’s before redecorating it, buying food, and more.
Krish and Jamie clearly have a lot to discuss. And to find out.
For example, beyond the general premise, they don’t know the menu yet. Loving to cook doesn’t always mean working a restaurant menu.
But it’s good to know their options, and take a look at how expensive it would be to buy a food truck.
Later, after Jamie has been ill for several days, Chris has to pack up his belongings.
He had to return to Alabama and hash things out with the bank. Obviously, a quick “I’m really me” text isn’t always enough. Kris probably needed to convince his bank that he was not a mortgagor. Perhaps there were other ways to do it, but he had other reasons to return to his hometown.
And, while he’s there, he needs a refill of his narcolepsy medication. He learned, it is not available in Colombia.
Both bid farewell with moist eyes. They have known each other only a few weeks, but they are in love with each other. And they’re married!
You don’t want to spend time apart during your honeymoon.
Chris tells Jamie and the cameras that he hopes he can get everything over with in a couple of weeks. However, something tells us it’s not going to be that easy. Or that fast.