I remember hearing about this story back in 2020, so I went into this thinking, "oh cute, they made a documentary on this story!"
I agree with other reviewers that Matt is definitely awkward and creepy in the beginning filming EVERYTHING. As a female, I would be creeped out (but I also wouldn't travel to Costa Rica for a week on a 3rd date). He perhaps was being inappropriate in the beginning.
But let's do a run down here:
10/10 if Khani wasn't such a gross daughter and employee.
I agree with other reviewers that Matt is definitely awkward and creepy in the beginning filming EVERYTHING. As a female, I would be creeped out (but I also wouldn't travel to Costa Rica for a week on a 3rd date). He perhaps was being inappropriate in the beginning.
But let's do a run down here:
- She travels to Costa Rica without telling her work. Clearly this is an issue and clearly she's out and about doing activities during the day. Her poor coworkers who are picking up the slack!
- She doesn't tell her parents, fine. Her friends know. But then when she does finally tell them she lies about who she's with, as a 29 year old adult. THEN when she finally realizes she has to tell her dad so he doesn't find out in the news, she lies about the lie she's telling him....and then is surprised he handled it so well and is wondering why she needs to be a compulsive liar...when the lie she told him is because the truth would piss him off, so of course he's taking it better than he would the truth!
- "Oh crap, I'm late. I might be pregnant. Oh well, instead of taking a pregnancy test I'll just ride it out and continue drinking all day every day" Seems odd that any of that would even need to come into play. The "I need more sketchy birth control" aspect is interesting, but "my period didn't come...oh it came" was just so glossed over and an irrelevant storyline.
10/10 if Khani wasn't such a gross daughter and employee.