"You'd naturally expect that there'd be some good foreign husbands, and that women would be choosing the apparently better husband if there were better nonforeign husbands than foreign husbands on offer to them?  To be clear, I'm from pretty far away, and if there's some blatant flaw in this logic that any child would see, you should explain to me like I'm a younger child than that."

"You'd naturally expect that there'd be some good foreign husbands, and that women would be choosing the apparently better husband if there were better nonforeign husbands than foreign husbands on offer to them?  Like, by default, you don't usually expect people to get better results when you reduce the options available to them, so there must be something nondefault going on there?  To be clear, I'm from pretty far away, and if there's some blatant flaw in this logic that any child would see, you should explain to me like I'm a younger child than that."

"You'd naturally expect that there'd be some good foreign husbands, and that women would be choosing the apparently better husband if there were better nonforeign husbands than foreign husbands on offer to them?  Like, by default, you don't usually expect people to get better results when you reduce the options available to them, so there must be something nondefault going on there?  To be clear, I'm from pretty far away, and if there's some blatant flaw in my reasoning that any child would see, you should explain to me like I'm a younger child than that."

"You'd naturally expect that there'd be some good foreign husbands, and that women would already be choosing the apparently better husband if there were better nonforeign husbands than foreign husbands on offer to them?  Like, by default, you don't usually expect people to get better results when you reduce the options available to them, so there must be something nondefault going on there?  To be clear, I'm from pretty far away, and if there's some blatant flaw in my reasoning that any child would see, you should explain to me like I'm a younger child than that."