coming up today on "the morning blend," an electric band hits our stage. where to get your fill of endless crab legs and shrimp. take the bite out of hunger in the valley the show providing relief as the blend starts right now. good we're taking a live look outside at the strip, and circus will be here before you know it. if you've ever wanted to be part of the fun, they're looking to hire 400 people, shawn. >> wow. >> yes. the much views take place friday and saturday at 2:00. go to the dome.com for details. >> i am not one to get spared, i don't like these. but to scare, i'm in for that.

scarer, i'm in. that would be fantastic. whatever, something i can do that is gas powered to freak people out. >> haunted house season is coming. >> i'm so excited. wait until you see it. >> i've never been. >> your jaw will drop. it's incredible. thanks for joining us. i'm shawn tempesta. >> and i'm jj snyder. good morning, everybody. so news, entertainment news, last night i became a f a banks. >> really? >> i've never really -- i watched a little bit of america's top model. i never tapped into what she is about. >> you never thought about it. >> and you know models, i'm like i don't know, you know, it's all about beauty, and i have to tell you she was in town last night for -- to promote and to gather people to help her with her new beauty line, and it was amazing. it's called tyra beauty. she brought together hundreds of

inspirational. she picked ten women to be the face of her beauty line. >> wow. >> yes. and inspired a lot of people to help spread the sales force. and she just -- the woman has a lot going on. she is like -- you know the term girl boss. >> yes. >> holy cow. she is the ceo. but really uplifting. everything was an empowering vibe. i want you to take a look at her. >>ll >> the very first national convention for tyra beauty, my and i don't like to call it a cosmetic company, i call it a cosmetic experience. my mama was married to my dad, and she stayed for so long because she didn't have self-esteem or financial freedom. i was like i want to create this company for the mamas and papas who are stuck and feel like where do they go, because their circumstances are not where they

>> more than bruisey, you really inspire people with a message. >> it's all about byob. be your own boss. to be the own boss of your life and make sure that life doesn't happen to you. how can you change that around and make these things happen, because you are making this happen. >> speaking of making things happen you helped other people's careers. >> i'm so proud he texted me, and was like i'm going to be on "dancing with the stars." not only was he on "dancing with the stars," he won. so he's like a phenomenon, and more people comment on what he's talking about than me. that's true penetration into people's hearts and minds. and i'm so proud of him. >> he's going to be a headliner. are you going to see limb? >> i don't know if i should.

should i? i'm like his -- i'm like he's hot. so i think i might have to come. >> so she is in town, and going to host chippendales. so very exciting. this woman has so much going on. she has three new shows she is going to be part of, this season, and she will be teaching at stanford, a business class. i guess she could teach it. that's really cool. congratulations. right now, throw up the horns each week with a john zito band every wednesday night. >> here with more about the awesome electric jam is john zito his self. good morning. >> good morning. >> thanks for joining us in the morning. >> thank you for having us. >> introduce you to the rest of the guys.

on drums, paul. referred to as paul d. go ahead. >> you have been playing in vegas for a how long time. have you been together? >> over five years, and we are half of another band called count seven, some people have heard of them. it's the three of us with danny on vocals, and stoney curtis on guitar, and we have tomi paris vocals. >> very cool. >> we just got back from detroit. that was a great time. we just got back the other night, and have other dates lined up. and our new album is lined up. we're currently working on a new john zito band cd. >> you're like the male tyra banks. thank you. you have been playing band for a while, as well. >> yeah, that's how count seven came about, too.

great place to meet musicians and count seven was like that. we just play and start with danny. and he come up and play, and just kind of clicked, man. and we're just having fun with it and for all the right reasons. it took us back to when we were kids hanging out with friends, hanging out and playing, and it's grown into the big monster that we didn't even expect. just having a good time with it. >> absolutely. >> wednesday night? >> yes, every wednesday, it's free. you know. >> not the same show every wednesday. >> no, definitely not. this week we have a special guest, jeff duncan. >> let's talk about the cd. you were mentioning the album. where can we get it? >> it's available everywhere, amazon, itunes. >> wherever amazing music is sold. >> thank. >> so how do we get tickets to

>> your wednesday show. >> that's free. >> oh, it's free. >> you threw me a curveball, man. >> how are you supposed to collect them if they're free tickets? you're going to perform for us, right? >> absolutely. >> what are you going to do? >> let's do the last john zito song we just did. >> all right. t' >> thank you very much. man.

>> it's awesome. thank you so much. that was phenomenal. that was amazing. john zito, electric band happens every wednesday night. no ticket necessary. you want more information go to the website on your screen and keep up with john's band.

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what's the first thing people should understand about personal finance? >> that probably everyone has the same issue. we meet about five to ten people a day, most of them come in with debt issues and a lot don't know how much they make and how much they spend. a budget. how much is coming in, how much is going out. >> sounds really simple but it's true, not everybody knows how much they make and how they spend and they're intimidated by keeping track of it. >> they are. it can be a sometimes you don't want to know, you put your head in the sand. we ask what is your gross income versus your net income, and a lot of people don't know that dissings the. gross is what you get before taxes the net is what you get after taxes. that's an important question for a lot of things we do. >> some people get opening up microsoft and excel. >> myself included. >> i do. >> but it's pretty helpful to figure out where the money is going, and get some sort of

>> definitely. >> the game plan. >> you don't have to be a computer expert. you don't know how to work excel. boxes, you don't need -- because the banks do it for you, because it's electronic. all you need is a debit card and that can track everything you're spending as long as you spend everything on the card. you have to get away from using cash and use the debit card to track everything and that can help you create a budget. >> i have been using cash nights my hand and i have a little bit of control over it, but you're saying it's hard to keep track of your -- >> it can be. keeping track of every little penny, which is important just to start. just so you have a good baseline. now after that, after you done that, then you can start trusting yourself because you kind of know how much you can spend and what it feels like. before then you need to have the baseline to determine what you're spending and what you're taking in. >> and there are apps if you need to you can punch in what

hand and you're letting good of cash, if i had to spend a thousand dollars on a new comb purer and did it on a card, it'n bills, it hurts more. >> yes. there's a connection, an emotional connection. >> that's what i like about it. but it is good, i think anything that connects you more to what is going on with your money is a good thing. >> of course. >> it's about keeping the constant connection. it's daily, right? >> it's daily. >> it can be so >> it can be, but that's why we say use a check card and review it once a month. there is certain percentages of what you should spend on certain things in your life, so the government does this. they tell your 31% of your gross income is a reasonable amount to spend on a principal and interest payment on your house. they have other categories for food, other categories for entertainment. that will set the baseline if you don't know how much you should spend on certain things.

stats about how much people have at savings at the time of retirement. so probably you know 22,000 or less is average for people at retirement. 2/3 of people work past 65-years-old. so a lot of people aren't saving enough money for their retirement when they get older. >> when you're budgeting your whole life you should be budgeting for the future, as well. >> you should. a lot of people don't take that into consideration. they just live paycheck to paycheck and that's not a way to be secure, that's not a way to make right decisions. you can't make good you're making it out of fear of how you're going the pay your next bill. >> sounds like you offer a lot of different services, helping people manage finances and getting out of debt. >> so part of being attorneys is being a counselor at law. we talk about finances, we talk about what they're spending their money on, how they may be able to spend it wiser, because not everyone needs a lawyer. if you don't need me i'm going to tell you you need to do a

you save up money, and then if you have an emergency you don't need to get a pay doe loan or get in debt, and that solves a lot of the issues that people have. >> it seems like where as some parents teach that lesson, sometimes kids like myself dummies learn the hard way because we don't listen. but if this was taught in school at a younger age do you think that there would be -- >> it's a necessity. >> it seems to be ignored. >> it's basic. you get kicked out of the house the and you go out to live on your own, and you don't know how to budget and live, and you have the credit card companies preying on kids under 21 now. when i went to college it was 18. not anymore. and so they get you in debt and you can't get out of it. it's a spiral that you really can't escape if you don't know how to budget well. it should be taught. >> great having you. >> thank you so much for sharing information. >> pleasure. >> he's here to help us. >> it's important for every

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your stuff and junk can turn into cash. old items collecting dust can can be worth more than you think. >> back with more is neil sackmary. good morning and welcome. >> hello. >> you know, this could be worth something. really. >> i have to think about trying to figure out a way to buy that, bu >> you were saying to me before we started you will buy not just gold and silver, you will buy a lot of things. what's this? >> a lone ranger book. i have signed autographs. old pins, coins, anything that you have -- listen i bought an

somebody came in with an old refrigerator. as long as i can make money i'm interested in buying what you have. you know, the thing is this. that most people are only interested in one item. why go there? that's ridiculous. go to the person that buys everything and you don't have to go anywhere else. no reason to drive around town. i brought a box in. >> what's in the box? >> it's all jewelry. here is the thing -- >> whoa. >> people got very last time we were on, because i picked it up like this, and they got very excited. when you sell your item, you come to neil sackmary because it's exciting. it's fun. and when you get cash for the stuff that you have or the junk, you bring it in because i turn stuff or junk into cash right now, right here. get up out of bed. stop what you're doing. you don't need to mop the floor. you don't need to vacuum.

immediately to see me right now. >> he looked angry. it's incredible. >> it'sexciteing. >> i heard so many people go to the gold buyers, and there is white walls. who wants to be involved in something like that? when you want to go to a place that is second rate, you go to somebody else. when you want to go to an expert, you go gentleman came in two weeks ago and told me he came and saw me because he said when i said that i could stand up in a court of law, it made him come in and sold me a four karat diamond. let me tell you something, i'm talking to you and i'm telling you that neil sackmary is an expert. that means that i can stand up in a court of law. when you go to a gold buyer or anybody else, look them dead in the eye and say are you an expert?

they do, i'm in business for 35 years, that's not an expert. that's somebody who is trying to take advantage. go to an expert, neil sackmary. >> let's talk about the hours of the store. you're open all the time. >> open and i'm there. you know, when a business owner goes on vacation and all this, people all the time come in and they say to me you and your wife should go on vacation. i agree with you. but here is the problem. they want me there when i'm with the customer. >> do you send her on vacation? the vacation is that i'm loyal to my customers and my customers show that loyalty to neil sackmary and nevada coin mart and that's why they come. i am going to tell you what has been working. >> what's that? >> the hypnotic trance. listen. four weeks i've been doing this and it's tremendous. it sets neil sackmary apart and anybody else who does it knows this. they're copying me. >> is this a real thing?

anything, but i'm telling you that neil sackmary came up with the idea, so just remember that. this is the hypnotic trance, and i'm talking to you. >> here we go, shawn. >> neil sackmary wants you to stop what you're doing, get up, get out of bed, get your girlfriend, get your wife, look at the box that sits on your dresser that is single earrings, broken bracelets, broken jewelry, broken rings, a of jewelry, diamonds, everything, you come and see me right now this second. stop what you're doing and come and see me now. >> if you're the same guy who has the girl grand and the wife don't bring them at the same time. >> unless you want to sell the extra jewelry. >> they're getting divorced. >> bring the ex, i'll buy her jewelry and you can have money for the girlfriend. >> can i tell you what i love about this? and i've been getting to know

there are a lot of pawn shops in this town, a lot of people who buy gold and silver. i'm intrigued about you i love to minimize, i love to declutter. i do not -- i try to let go of things. i go somebody else might like this. i should let go of it. >> downsize, declutter. and i'll tell you something else that's more interesting. if you go to the pawn shops, they do the acid testing. they do the scratch testing. >> they're scratching your >> almost every pawn shop had an extra spectrometer until the employees screwed it up. you leave because you're not getting paid the right amount of gold. they will destroy your jewelry. they file into it. they do everything that i don't do. neil sackmary does it the best and that's why i have a 4,000 square foot store. come and see me. >> 15 seconds left. glaziers. >> greatest supermarket ever.

i can't say enough about them. if i told you how many gift certificates it would be mind blowing. i want to say one more thing. last week i was wrong. i gave away 3,000 pens last month. they have the beautiful thing for your phone. you come in, you get a pen for free, neil sackmary, nevada coin mart. come in and see me. >> get a pen, downsize your clutter, and get a chance to meet one of the biggest characters in coin mart. >> and legend. >> for more information, visit the location on flamingo. you can call them or visit the website nevada coin mart.com. community event to tell you about before we head to break. the show marriage can be murder is looking to take a bite out of hunger relief here in the valley. through august 31st a portion of ticket sales go back to three square. >> you can catch the show at the d las vegas.

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call and switch today. welcome back to an all you can eat bonanza. rhythm kitchen offers an unlimited batch of frog legs. thursday night is shrimp night. grab the bib. let's do this. >> wish you could smell the studio right now. you would be so happy. full details on the stuff that will make your belly feel happy.

>> yes, the general manager, chef ray is here with us. good morning. how are you? >> good morning. >> let's talk about rhythm kitchen. for somebody that hasn't been, tell us why is rhythm kitchen like you plucked it straight from bourbon street and plucked it down in the valley. >> normally we are a two story new orleans style restaurant located on the corner of sunset and south decatur. we have a two s with a banquet hall and everything. >> here you are. >> here it is right here. >> that is pretty. >> yes. so we are new orleans theme. today is tuesday, all you can see snow crab. thursday is all you can eat shrimp. and that's why we have that over there. >> it smells fantastic. >> beautiful new orleans cuisine. and you have this beautiful building you showed us upstairs. you use it as a banquet

place. >> upstairs we have our banquet meeting. it's our banquet room. can be used from graduations, baby showers, wedding receptions, weddings. fits about 150 people, 200 standing. we got it zoned deejay area, its own stage, we have lighting system, we have a high definition screen for you. anything that you can possibly think about having, any kind of party we can house it. we can do it for you done, and our banquet packages start at about $30 per person. >> that's great. >> so if you are interested in booking with us, call us at 702-767-8438. my name is cw, the manager there. i will get you taken care of right away. >> i'm not sure if the -- we have 115, 120 people work here. and we get the big screen. make it happen. let's do this christmas party

you. gorgeous. >> all you can eat. snow crab today, tuesdays, every single tuesday. all you can eat snow crab at rhythm kitchen. >> all the drawn butter. >> here is the snow crab for you. >> it's going to come with a side salad. >> we have the -- >> put it in my mouth. >> go for it. >> oh. >> that was great. >> that was a huge, gigantic fees the. >> that's what you get. >> delicious. >> you get the giant crab legs all night long. it's going to come with a side salad and side of jumbali. >> i get you make good food.

>> you make great drinks, as well. >> i'm going to make you a drink right now. >> okay. >> so i'm going to make you a mardi gras punch. i'm going to start off right here with a little bit of rum, just a little bit. and then i have orange juice that i'm going to add to layer this drink. and then i'm going to add some pineapple juice. >> oh, wow. this is fruity. this is i'm generally the fruity drinker. >> then i have also cranberry and fruit punch. >> nice. >> and here is a little bit of magic on top. this is peach schnapps. >> my bad. >> this is good. i've had a really long day. it's only 9:36. >> all you can eat snow crabs for $38.

online. call the restaurant, because we're going to be super busy tonight. >> do you have happy hour? >> yes, every day from 4:30 to 6:30. mondays all night long, so it's going to be the dining room and the bar. >> that's awesome. >> don't forget book your christmas parties right now. we're filling up fast. we got a couple more days but you have to get them in before somebody else gets your spot. >> i'm not sure if our boss heard that. >> get them in now. >> it's true, because you want to p >> got to plan ahead. >> people schedule their christmas -- >> they're already filling up. >> i'm planning on having one near the end of the show. >> i'm going to -- >> let's say crab isn't your thing. shrimp is an option, as well. >> thursday is all you can eat. >> this reminds me of forest gump. >> we have cocktail, shrimp,

>> shrimp salad. any way you want shrimp. >> in new orleans tradition is it okay for me to eat this with me fingers? >> absolutely. you're like the official taser. >> yes, i am. >> you going to wash it down with some >> yes. >> you should open -- >> so good. >> great job. smells fantastic. i'm going to finish this off. >> thank you. >> you can leave the crabs. for more details head to the website or call the number listed. don't forget tonight at 5:00 is the all you can eat crab legs.

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here in las vegas we depend on air conditioners. if you procrastinated and haven't had the unit serviced this summer now would be a good time, alaska heating and air conditioning has a company that you can trust. >> here to make cool, manager chad dymon and robert hampton. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> chad, something i'm impressed about in looking over your website, priority for you is to pick the best people, the besser vis managers. tell me why that's so important. >> you know, you never know what you're going to get when you're out there. it's probably the most difficult thing as an owner is to get the right people on the team.

that are trained with a different mentality where it's about trying to get the ticket and get the most out of the customer. and so we actually pride ourselves in going in and getting people that are newer into the industry and training them the right way. >> people go online usually to give bad reviews. you have solid reviews. i don't know how you manage that, other than great service. >> that's it. we work hard. we train on the experience to be for the customer. we train on that. and we actually just go out of our way to make sure that our technicians know the outcome. the outcome is to give the best experience for the customer. >> by the way, you just got honored with the rock star. we only bring that out for special guests. you know what, we were looking at your online reviews just

and i take them with a grain of salt but helps me find a company. let's read one of your. one comment mr. r says is the technician was robert, great guy and knowledgeable, could answer all his questions and even gave him tips. mr. r calls robert -- >> that's you. you're the man. >> i'll take it. >> this is fantastic. first of all how does that make you feel? >> feels great. >> that's why you strive for. >> every day, yup. >> of course. customers right now call to have, say, robert come in and take a look at their system now as opposed to waiting until next summer? >> right now the unit is being stressed, and so sense it's being stressed this is when we want to check it. it doesn't do as much good if it's early in the spring and the una it is -- the air is still coming outside. we can really get a good measure where the system is and what's

>> people might be thinking i'm going to turn it off pretty soon, why do i need to deal with it. we're talking about longevity toker the life of your system. >> absolutely. >> is that right. >> this is -- we're long term thinking so we want to get the most out of the system, and so getting it done now we can give you exactly where you are in the math. we can let you know and you can make the decision. if it's at the end of its life you should be thinking you can start saving now so you're not surprised by it if it does next summer. >> of course. and if you're just there and you're cleaning off fity coils you can save that system several years by having taken care of now. obviously there is hot weather to come. i was looking at the seven-day. it's like 102, 98, 99, 101. that's cool for vegas. try it without an air conditioner. you'll be miserable. so what's a tuneup for our system consist of? >> you know, we will go out there.

components. we're going to check the refrigerant levels, make sure they're tuned properly. we're going to check airflow, make sure the system is -- all the duct systems are going and you're not heating and cooling your attic area. what else are we going to do, robert? >> come on, robert. >> basically everything he said. check the pressures, the -- make sure the coils are clean indoor and out door, the duct system, sealed properly. all the electrical said that already. >> when it comes to an older unit because a lot of people have units that are eight, 9-years-old -- >> can i interject, how long does the average system last in vegas? >> really there is no answer to that. i've seen systems die at eight years because they were improperly installed. and you know, the compressor goes out and at that point do you want to reinstall a new heart into a 8-year-old system or you know, i've seen some

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spare. >> it's a great plan. it's very unique. >> and you mentioned alignment is part of it as well. why is alignment so important when it comes to putting new shoes on a car. >> alignments are extremely important. it's critical with extending the wear and tear on your tires. the tire that i brought has a huge alignment issue. this is called toe wear. the angle of the tire isn't flat to the pavement. so this corner edge here is actually rubbing at a higher rate than the rest of the tire, so it called tread separation. so you can see the actual separation in the tire. >> if you keep driving the tread will literally come off the tire. >> correct. >> you've all seen that on the road. >> the carcass of the tire will split and come off. when you see a tire that's come apart that is the carcass removing itself. >> coming back to you a few months later and just making sure they're aligned correctly is how you maintain them, right? >> yes. and that's why -- in our plan

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i have a dirty throttle body here. >> oh, man. >> with all the carbon buildup. the fuel injection service, we'll take care of that. we got wiper blades. i got an air filter here. so we are full service repair facility. so we do it all. >> awesome. >> and i wanted to give you a visual of everything that we replaced. >> it is all the dirty stuff. the clean stuff is in cars. >> yes. >> it's back to school time. >> yes. it's back to school time. it's perfect time to get vehicle ready to go, the vehicle that's going to take your children to and from school. >> of course. >> and the better part is if you have children going off to college, you can have them come in with their vehicle, we'll did a free inspection on it and see what's going on. >> okay. >> i bet you find interest things doing those inspections. >> oh, absolutely. >> great having you. congratulations. >> thank you, shawn. >> one more time, now through monday, august 29th, buy two select tires, get two free.

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