Germano Tomassetti

So yeah,

We get in another stupid fight.

But because of the timing of it, I was probably more upset than I should have been.

You know, I should have just brushed it off and said whatever.

But I'm like, how the could you do this when I just lost everything?

I don't know what we're going to do with our lives.

And I don't know if we're going to end up doing what we're supposed to do with in Paraguay.

So I got mad at her and I and I went off on her and we broke up for good.

she goes back to venezuela i give her a little bit of money and then i go back to bogota i can't go back to canada bro i'm like at the time i was like i just lost everything i'm i've now left the marriage i lost all the money i'm not moving to paraguay anymore or i can't at least not right now so i go back to bogota the capital and i spend two weeks there

And I start realizing we had other options that I didn't think that we had for us.

So for instance, she had a family in Ecuador.

It was already situated out there.

We could have stayed in Columbia, gotten refugee status for her.

And then because I'm married to her, I'd be able to stay with her because I'm her spouse.

So I started realizing we had other opportunities.

And then this one thing that was a part of moving to Paraguay was you had to make a deposit for solvency.

It was like roughly like $7,000.

And I was worried about that because I'm like, hey, if I've got 15K and I got to put $7,000 in the bank for solvency that I can't touch for six months or whatever, however, how long.

Yeah.

Yeah, exactly.