Ep 2. What Have We Gotten Ourselves Into?

In Breaking Amish season 1 episode 2 titled "What Have We Gotten Ourselves Into?", the five Amish and Mennonite young adults are settling into their new lives in New York City. They are still reeling from the culture shock of their new surroundings and trying to figure out how to navigate the challenges that come with living in a big city.

The episode begins by showing the group exploring the city and experiencing some of its iconic landmarks, including Times Square and Central Park. However, the group is quickly reminded of their conservative Amish and Mennonite upbringings when they encounter a group of men in flashy clothes and loud music, who they describe as "worldly."

As the group continues to explore New York City, they encounter more challenges. They struggle to figure out how to use modern technology like cell phones and ATMs, and they are shocked at the high cost of living. Jeremiah, one of the group members, becomes particularly frustrated with his new surroundings and begins to question whether he made the right choice in leaving his Amish community.

Tensions rise among the group as they face the challenges of their new surroundings, and they begin to realize that their decision to leave their Amish and Mennonite communities may be more difficult than they initially thought. They also begin to realize that they may not have fully prepared themselves for this new chapter in their lives.

As they continue to navigate their new surroundings, the group members begin to open up to each other about their homesickness and struggles with adapting to their new lives. They bond over their shared experiences and support each other through their challenges, creating a sense of unity among them.

Overall, Breaking Amish season 1 episode 2 provides a compelling glimpse into the lives of five young adults as they navigate the challenges of leaving behind their conservative Amish and Mennonite communities to start a new life in New York City. The episode highlights the difficulties they face as they encounter new people, technology, and lifestyles, and the challenges they must overcome to adjust to their new surroundings.