Each wife has written a manual
as a guide to the running of their homes.
"My household is organized by me.
I'm a fire battalion chief."
Oh, my God.
"We have very traditional roles.
And I believe that as a wife,
I should support my husband as the head of our household."
What?
"I call Jason my third child
I tend to yell a lot."
Oh, no, no, no!
That is not gonna go over in my house.
"Jack can be very impatient.
So please listen to what he asks for,
and respond to his needs first."
Who's supposed to respond to his needs first? Me?
"I may cook one to two times per week."
( gasps )
Oh, no.
No, I cook on a daily basis.
"At the beginning of this year, he started training in bodybuilding."
Shut up!
I would not get bodybuilder from the pictures that I see.
"He eats six meals daily.
You will have to prepare all of his meals for the week."
Oh, my God.
"I feel that looking nice can go a long way
in starting your day off right.
My husband always says,
'An old barn can always use a fresh coat of paint.'"
If Jason said that to me, I would look at him like he's crazy.
"Our children are not allowed out of their rooms
unless they knock first to get permission."
Whoa.
"I handle a majority of the chores."
These children should be helping this mom out more.
Taking care, cleaning, chores.
Misty's a doormat and she just lets her husband, Jack, do whatever.
Mmm, mm-mm.
Narrator: It's now time for the wives
to meet their new husbands and families.
- Hey! How you doing? - Hi!
- Good. - I'm Jason.
Yes. Hey, I'm Misty.
- How you doing, Misty? - So glad to finally meet y'all.
Nice to meet you.
Jason: We came in, she just looked normal.
So I'm just like, "What's the catch?" You know?
Guess I'll find out.
We have very old-fashioned roles.
My husband is the boss of my house.
- ( whistles ) - Yikes.
Jason: See, that's different.
She's the boss here.
My hubby does not like to be told what to do.
Rylie: Oh!
I bless his soul.
- Hi. How are you? I'm Halani. - Hey, I'm Jack.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
- Hi. Ava, hi. - Ava.
Hi.
- Welcome to our house. - Thank you!
Are you part Indian?
- I am. - You just look Indian.
- Okay. - Yes, yes.
I'm not a housewife, though.
I don't know about five hours a day in the kitchen.
What kinda work do you do?
I'm a battalion chief for the fire department.
One of the largest in metro Atlanta area.
I wanna be a firefighter.
You wanna be a firefighter.
Firefighters, they're always sitting around,
playing cards, doing nothing.
Meeting Jack is definitely interesting.
I'm thinking he's such a caveman.
He's so rude.
Do you... cook?
Oh, I definitely cook.
- Yes! - Fresh meals, fresh food.
- What? - Yes.
You look in the refrigerator I have pre-made food.
It's the same thing every day,
'cause my wife does not cook.
So, let's get right to the point.
- Yeah. - Do you cook?
No.
- Jack, do you cook? - No.
You can't cook or you don't wanna cook?
Cooking is for women.
Wow! Okay.
So, in Misty's manual,
she mentioned a saying you have
about "the old barn need a new coat of paint."
You see women that wear absolutely no makeup at all
and they might need a little something something.
My wife, she'll put on makeup
before I get home and look all nice--
I normally don't.
Well, we'll see how you look tomorrow.
Maybe if I need to coach her up a bit
here and there, you know, and everything,
maybe we could get her like Misty
and start doing this every day.
- All right. - Yeah.