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to grow, along with our expanding reliance on energy-hungry technology, demand for electrical power will continue to outpace the grid's capacity. that's where a generac standby generator comes in. it protects your home against power outages every second of every day, all year long. it stands guard, ready to automatically supply power to your home within seconds of an outage, whether you're home or away. because it runs on either natural gas or l.p., you won't have to wait in a line to buy gasoline-- ever. you won't have to worry about fuel going bad or have to scramble during an emergency to hook up a portable generator. when the power goes out, you can rest assured knowing that your generac generator will automatically take care of everything, allowing life to go on without interruption. >> with the portable generators, there's a lotta opportunity to do it wrong. >> you have to run extension cords, uh, either outside the home or inside the home.
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you have to purchase gas tanks, go out and find a gas station that's got power. >> when people have the portable generators and they have to try and get the gasoline that day, that's not the time. >> with the automatic generator, you have the ability to decide what type of fuel that you want it to run on. you don't have to find a service station that's open to get the fuel. it's all right there. we lose power, and the family... you could hear everybody talking from all the rooms, even if we're not in the same room, you hear everybody counting down and laughing and giggling, and of course, in 10 seconds the lights come on, everything powers up and you just go right back to working on the computer or watching a show or a movie. >> the funniest thing was that when the power first went off, within the first 15 minutes we got phone calls from our neighbors who go, "how come you still have power?" >> the fact that i don't have to do anything, i don't have to remove extension cords, i don't have to walk through my whole house, unplug, uh, in the cold, in the rain, in the weather-- it's great. >> when the power goes out, your home is at risk.
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sump pumps stop and basements flood. well pumps stop and clean running water is no longer available. security systems no longer provide protection. but with the standby generator, all of that changes. you can bathe, cook meals, recharge your cell phone. everything you can do with utility power you can do with generac power. even if you're away, your home is still safe because a generac standby generator works automatically. >> in this area we lose power a lot, but especially after hurricane irene. i lost everything in my basement. when the power went off, the sump pumps stopped and the basement filled with water. without a generator attached to the house, and you have sump pumps in the basement, you lose all your freedom. you can't go out. you can't travel with confidence because if the lights go out your basement's gonna flood. my experience with the standby generator now has been absolutely fabulous. i don't have to worry.
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when the electric goes off, the generator kicks in and no difference at all. in a minute, everything goes back on and starts working and that's it. two days ago, i went to leave for work and i walked outside and baboom, a transformer blew. 30 seconds later... [makes whirring sound] ...the generac generator started. closed the door and i went to work with confidence because i knew my basement wouldn't flood, because i can rely on it 150%. >> generac has been building generators right here in the u.s.a. since 1959. they started the home standby category. today, generac is the number-one brand in residential standby generators in the world. and for good reason. generac designs and builds its generators from the ground up. engines, alternators, electronics and switches-- everything purpose-built and precisely optimized for reliable, efficient operation. this can't be said for other brands of generators.
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only generac purpose-build standby generators that have become an industry benchmark. >> to have a standby generator is so much, uh, more comforting and reassuring knowing that things are gonna be fine. >> with the generator, it's just a normal day. it kicks on, ya just keep goin'. >> it just that automatic comes on, automatically turns off. >> if we were away on vacation, i didn't have to worry about coming home to frozen pipes in my home, water damage. >> that gives you that feeling of security that, to me, is priceless. >> i pretty much tell everybody, "get a generator." i really do. >> it's one of the best investments i've ever made in this house. >> you know, the time to buy a standby generator is when you don't need it. it's human nature to put things off until it's too late. well, when the power goes out, it's too late. here's how you can do something about that. >> announcer: control your power and your life with a generac automatic standby generator.
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if utility power is interrupted, the generator detects the problem and automatically provides continuous power in a matter of seconds. when utility power is restored, it automatically shuts off and returns to standby mode, ready and waiting to protect your home and family the next time utility power fails. and right now, you can schedule a free in-home assessment by one of generac's nationwide dealers. there is absolutely no cost and no obligation to buy anything. call or go online now to schedule your free assessment. a generac dealer will help you size a generator system that meets your individual budget and specific needs, discuss installation and provide you with a comprehensive written estimate. and because generac engineers and designs the entire system, installation is simplified, saving time and money. and, for a limited time, you can get generac's five-year full-coverage warranty, a $495 value, absolutely free!
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that's five years of 100% coverage at no cost. you'll also get the new mobile link remote monitoring system with one year of monitoring service coverage, regularly $279, free. receive text or email notifications, check your generator status, all from your computer, tablet, or smartphone. you'll get the full-coverage, five-year warranty, along with mobile link monitoring and one year of service, a total value of $774, absolutely free. to qualify for this special offer, you must schedule your in-home assessment now. call the toll-free number on your screen or go online to poweryoucontrol.com. standby generators start at just $1899, with easy financing available. but hurry, this is a limited-time offer. you must act now! from powering a few appliances to complete whole house systems, only generac has a power backup
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solution that will meet every budget and provide the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you control the power, no matter what's happening in the world around you. [♪...] >> at the heart of every generator is an engine, but not all engines are created equal. a car engine is built to meet the demands of driving. a generator engine has a completely different job to do. that's why generac engineers and builds its own engines right here in the united states. generac's overhead valve v-twin is designed specifically for generator use. it's called purpose-built and it makes all the difference in the world when it comes to performance, reliability and longevity. generac also purpose-builds its own alternators, which are designed for maximum power output and quiet performance. in fact, all of the generator subsystems, from fuel delivery, switches and electronics, are designed and built in-house.
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other manufacturers use off-the-shelf components and package them together. generac, on the other hand, purpose-builds generators to meet the specific demands of backup power generation. >> in 2011 we had a really bad snowstorm and we were out of power for six days and we couldn't find a hotel to go to that would accommodate the family and the dog. we lost hundreds of dollars' worth of steak and hamburgers and things like that that we had in our freezer downstairs, and once hurricane sandy hit in this area, it was very, very traumatic for everybody, but thanks to the generac 20-kilowatt generator that we have, we, you know, we barely noticed it. we have heat, we have air conditioning, we have all of it. the world around us was very chaotic but in our home we felt very safe and secure. i'd be more than happy to buy... buy it again. you know, it's, it's one of the best investments i've ever made in this house.
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>> rigorous quality control further assures you that generac is the brand of choice. >> in addition to continuous engineering validation, every generator passes a 100% full function test before it leaves the factory. and once a week your generator performs a 10-minute self-diagnostic test that keeps your system in top shape and alerts you if it needs maintenance. so when the time comes, you know you'll be able to rely on your generator-- because it's a generac. >> it's a great product. it gives you security. it's reliable. >> the reliability's 100%. >> i've never had a problem with it failing us. i never have. >> the self-test run, it turns on the motor, runs it, makes sure everything's lubricated. >> it checks the battery, it checks all the circuits. it tells you if there's something wrong, it's very... it's very good. >> for us, who are in our... senior citizens, uh, it's that extra assurance that everything
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is gonna work when i need it. >> alan: because the enclosures are either all-aluminum or rust-resistant steel, not plastic, they're highly weather-resistant, extremely durable, and will look great for years to come. they've been designed and built to withstand winds of up to 150 miles per hour and provide quick access to the generator for ease of service and maintenance. thoughtful, intelligent design and quality construction. it's no surprise that generac is the number-one-selling home backup generator. >> the enclosure's aluminum. i don't have to worry about it. it self-tests. i don't have to worry about it. >> the whole package, you look at it, it's a very attractive, uh, unit. it's the same color, in my case, as the house. >> we had a little pad built. we put the generator on it. it hooked right into our, um, natural gas line. >> so it's a really easily maintained, high-performance, great generator-- i love it. >> generac really has thought
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through the design and engineering on their products. >> since 1980, weather-related disasters around the world have more than tripled. names like sandy and irene bring back troubling memories. in 2011 alone, 12 severe storms created more than $50 billion in damage, more damage than all the storms from the 1980s combined. whatever the cause, the severity and unpredictability of weather has changed for the worse. not surprisingly, weather-related power outages have changed, both in frequency and duration. prolonged power outages are increasingly more the norm. when events like these happen, a standby generator allows you to remain comfortably at home. the alternative? a total disruption of your life. >> when i lived in north jersey, we had a well and septic and we had hurricane floyd. i think that was 1999.
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we were without power for five days. that meant you had no water in the house. no water, no toilets flushing, so that was really horrible. when it got dark, my neighbor said she felt like a farmer. when it got dark, you went to bed. when it got light, you got up again. i pretty much tell everybody, "get a generator." i really do. i have my generator installed since january of 2012. it's a whole-house standby generator. you know, at first i was thinking of getting something smaller, but then the idea of having to cherry-pick-- that the refrigerator would work but then, like, i can't get out oft the house because the garage doors aren't connected to it-- it just seemed easier to have everything connected. i wouldn't have to worry that if there's a summer hurricane that i, the air conditioning wouldn't work or in the winter the heating wouldn't work. this way, everything is connected-- i don't have to worry about it. it was just very reassuring to know that the generator was running, i had power in the house... um, it didn't really matter what was going on outside-- the house was still
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intact and i could do everything i needed to do. >> you can't control the weather. you can't control what happens to the nation's electrical grid, but with a generac generator, you can control what happens in your own home. generac builds generators for industrial and commercial applications as well as residential. they offer more generator solutions than any other manufacturer. all of this knowledge goes into making your residential generator a state-of-the-art backup system designed to perform under the harshest, most demanding conditions. after all, isn't that when you really need backup power? >> announcer: control your power and your life with a generac automatic standby generator. if utility power is interrupted, the generator detects the problem and automatically provides continuous power in a matter of seconds. when utility power is restored, it automatically shuts off and
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returns to standby mode, ready and waiting to protect your home and family the next time utility power fails. and right now, you can schedule a free in-home assessment by one of generac's nationwide dealers. there is absolutely no cost and no obligation to buy anything. call or go online now to schedule your free assessment. a generac dealer will help you size a generator system that meets your individual budget and specific needs, discuss installation and provide you with a comprehensive written estimate. and because generac engineers and designs the entire system, installation is simplified, saving time and money. and, for a limited time, you can get generac's five-year full-coverage warranty, a $495 value, absolutely free! that's five years of 100% coverage at no cost. you'll also get the new mobile link remote monitoring system with one year of monitoring service coverage, regularly $279, free.
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receive text or email notifications, check your generator status, all from your computer, tablet, or smartphone. you'll get the full-coverage, five-year warranty, along with mobile link monitoring and one year of service, a total value of $774, absolutely free. to qualify for this special offer, you must schedule your in-home assessment now. call the toll-free number on your screen or go online to poweryoucontrol.com. standby generators start at just $1899, with easy financing available. but hurry, this is a limited-time offer. you must act now! from powering a few appliances to complete whole house systems, only generac has a power backup solution that will meet every budget and provide the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you control the power, no matter what's happening in the world around you. >> we live in a time
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when electricity has never been more important. it touches virtually every aspect of our lives. a hundred years ago, electricity was a novelty for most americans. today, it's an integral part of our everyday world. just think of all the things in your home that rely on electricity-- computers, refrigerators, microwave ovens, televisions, cell phones-- it's a long list. even if a power outage lasts just a few hours, it's never convenient. >> with our older son being disabled, when the power goes off in the summer, it gets hot and there are not a lot of ways he can reduce his temperature. for us to get out of the house or to be able to escape the house and go somewhere else, our options are limited. i had had the manual generator before, and you had to choose which breakers were on or off, or which circuits were on or off, and that's-- we had to do that manually. we had to start it manually. the generac unit makes it very easy-- that's not... you don't have to think about it. things you would normally do, we can do and we can keep going.
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all year round, we can run the house off of the generator. having an automatic standby generator has worked very well for me. >> according to the american society of civil engineers, unless hundreds of billions of dollars are invested in our nation's electrical grid by the year 2020, the system will ultimately break down. in fact, they evaluated and graded the grid... and they gave it a d-plus. the grid dates back to the late 1800s, expanding haphazardly over the next century into the current patchwork of power plants, transmission lines and transformers of widely varying age, condition and capacity. it's a system that's already faltering and headed for failure. so what's being done about all this? >> that plan, to come up with an overall national strategy, is really not in place. we haven't really looked as proactively as we should be at a national strategy. i think we are many decades away at this pace from achieving
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a higher-reliability system. in the meantime, we're gonna continue to see frustration from consumers in terms of the amount of outages they're experiencing in the grid and the prolonged nature of how long those outages take to repair and restore. >> we had a blackout for a couple of ys where new york and the whole east coast was affected. >> lights are out, there's... nobody has any power, people are looking in a panic. >> weather is changing all the time and, uh, storms can come up very quick. >> when the trees come down, the lines come down. so it's not unusual at all for a summer storm to trigger a power outage. >> weather-related disasters capture more attention because of the destruction of property and the unfortunate loss of life. some of these events happen with very little warning, at all times of the year. in the summer of 2012, a massive linear windstorm called a "derecho" rapidly swept across 600 miles of the u.s., from northwestern indiana to the
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atlantic ocean in less than 11 hours, taking communities by surprise, killing 22 people and leaving more than 4.3 million without power in sweltering heat for up to a week. we used to call events like these "100-year storms," but these days 100-year storms seem to be an annual event. >> wkeep track of how often the power goes off and as of last saturday the power was off for the seventh time. the storm in june 29th of 2012, we lost over $600 worth of food from the freezer and the refrigerator. >> we had no landline telephone to reach anybody. we have pretty bad cell service out here, so we weren't able to reach anybody with our cell phones either. so, um, it, it was pretty scary. >> without power, you're just kinda cut off from the world. >> at that point we said, "we've been wanting to get a generator. this is it-- we're going to this time." >> procrastinating, uh,
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about buying a generator, uh, it, it hurt us. it cost us money, uh, because we lost a lot of food from that june 29th storm. >> this generator has really been a relief for us. >> now when the storms come and the winds blow and the lightning crashes, uh, and then the power goes out, we just kinda say to ourselves, "wait for it," and 10 seconds later we hear the generator start and then 10 seconds later we got power and we said, "o.k., everything's back to normal." >> protecting your family from the risks and disruption of power outages is not only fairly simple, it's also a lot less expensive than you might imagine. now, sure, you could survive without electrical power. people have done it for centuries. but why would you want to? every second of every day, your generac generator stands guard over your home whether you're there or not, ready to automatically supply power within seconds of a utility outage. you know, as the nation's electrical grid continues to degrade, with superstorms and climate change on everyone's mind, it makes sense to
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at least investigate the option of a home standby generator. of course, the time to do that is now, when the lights are on, the phone is working and the computer has power, because you never know when that might change. generac power systems thanks you for watching. >> i pretty much tell everybody, "get a generator." i really do. >> it's one of the best investments i've ever made in this house. >> we really like our generac. >> it's a great product. it gives you security, it's reliable. >> if we were away on vacation, i didn't have to worry about coming home to frozen pipes in my home. >> with the generator, it's just a normal day. it kicks on, you just keep goin'. >> it just that automatic comes on, automatically turns off. >> that gives you that feeling of security that, to me, is priceless. >> there's an old saying that says, "failing to plan is planning to fail." >> don't wait till, till trouble's upon ya-- do it now. >> the best time to buy a generator is yesterday. >> announcer: control your power and your life with a generac
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automatic standby generator. if utility power is interrupted, the generator detects the problem and automatically provides continuous power in a matter of seconds. when utility power is restored, it automatically shuts off and returns to standby mode, ready and waiting to protect your home and family the next time utility power fails. and right now, you can schedule a free in-home assessment by one of generac's nationwide dealers. there is absolutely no cost and no obligation to buy anything. call or go online now to schedule your free assessment. a generac dealer will help you size a generator system that meets your individual budget and specific needs, discuss installation and provide you with a comprehensive written estimate. and because generac engineers and designs the entire system, installation is simplified, saving time and money. and, for a limited time, you can get generac's five-year
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full-coverage warranty, a $495 value, absolutely free! that's five years of 100% coverage at no cost. you'll also get the new mobile link remote monitoring system with one year of monitoring service coverage, regularly $279, free. receive text or email notifications, check your generator status, all from your computer, tablet, or smartphone. you'll get the full-coverage, five-year warranty, along with mobile link monitoring and one year of service, a total value of $774, absolutely free. to qualify for this special offer, you must schedule your in-home assessment now. call the toll-free number on your screen or go online to poweryoucontrol.com. standby generators start at just $1899, with easy financing available. but hurry, this is a limited-time offer. you must act now! from powering a few appliances to complete whole house systems,
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only generac has a power backup solution that will meet every budget and provide the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you control the power, no matter what's happening in the world around you. the preceding was a paid program from home standbgenerators brought to you by generac power systems.
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>> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for cold plasma sub-d by
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perricone md. how old does your neck make you look? would you like to take years off your appearance and help remove some of the signs of aging on your neck for a look that is firmer, tighter, and more youthful? well, now you can. introducing dr. perricone's cold plasma sub-d. sub-d is specifically formulated for the area called the submandibular. often neglected, the skin in this area has unique needs, and cold plasma sub-d helps tackle the most common signs of aging on the chin, jawline, neck, and décolleté. coming up in the next half-hour, you're going to meet the creator of sub-d and the dermatologist to the stars, dr. nicholas perricone. dr. perricone believes that aging is optional, and you don't have to age like your parents. having written five new york times best-selling books, dr. perricone is the leading authority on reversing the signs of aging. dr. perricone has 41 patents to
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his name and has been called "one of the best dermatologists in the u.s." >> people ask me, "gee, why has the beauty industry neglected the submandibular region -- chin and neck?" i don't think they neglect it. i just think they didn't have the solution. >> announcer: he was recently named an alternative health all-star by one of the top-rated tv talk shows and is a regular expert guest on many tv shows. with his unique "beauty from the inside out" philosophy, he is the focus of one of his own tv specials on pbs. women across the country have already discovered the power of dr. perricone's sub-d. >> all the other products i've tried before -- i just didn't have anything that could even touch the results that i've had with sub-d. >> i feel like it has made such a big difference. >> this is just phenomenal. >> wow. it's like night and day. >> announcer: sub-d is getting spectacular reviews. the women who have already tried it have made it one of dr. perricone's highest-rated products, and the beauty experts agree. >> i am the executive beauty editor at new beauty magazine.
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i definitely believe that dr. perricone is the leader in cosmetic dermatology, and his theories on how he can slow down and prevent and even better the way we age are really quite astounding. one of the things that so many women don't realize is that they need to pay attention to the neck area because it ages just like our face does. >> announcer: plus, you'll also meet dana bledsoe, who, at 43, has been the leading authority on perricone products for over 12 years. dana embodies the very essence of the perricone brand. she has maintained her youthful look since starting to use the perricone products. >> your chin and your neck -- they're giving away your age. you're doing everything from here up to look stunning and so much younger, and you're forgetting that here and your here is really telling the truth. >> announcer: so, if you want to regain your youthful look and want a firmer, tighter-feeling neck all in just 30 days, stay tuned for this life-changing show.
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[ cheers and applause ] >> hi, everyone. wow! you guys look amazing. for millions of women across the country, there's just one authority they trust when it comes to their faces. and who's that? dr. perricone. [ cheers and applause ] dr. nicholas perricone has been transforming our faces for years, but the reality is we're not just aging from the chin up -- we're aging from the chin down, too. and frankly, our necks have been virtually neglected by the beauty industry. >> i was taking care of my face, and then i realized when i saw the sub-d that -- "wow, my neck is part of my face. it's what you see." >> with my neck, specifically, i find that the skin is getting thinner as i get older, and so i can see the lines. i can see crepiness. so, it's definitely not looking as well as it did a few years ago, so, well, i think it needs a little help. >> prior to using perricone, i
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did have problematic areas -- mainly my neck and the jawline. i always thought i looked younger than 53 as long as i could hide my neck. [ chuckles ] >> dr. nicholas perricone has been transforming our faces for years, but when he turned to the most neglected area of our faces -- under the chin and neckollete -- he made beauty history. now, for the first time, you can make your aging neck look as young as your face and keep everyone guessing about your real age. >> i think the user for sub-d are women who have been very interested in taking care of their faces over the years but have forgotten their necks, and so, you have this amazing contrast between this kind of youthful-appearing face with all of the nice convexities and fine lines -- they've been taking care of them -- and then we look below the chin, and we're shocked to see some of the things of the redundancy and the horizontal and vertical lines and the modeling and so-called
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double chin and neck flap. because we're now bringing into harmony two areas -- the face and the neck. it's nice to be in science when you have some expectations and the results exceed your expectations. people ask me, "gee, why has the beauty industry neglected the submandibular region -- chin and neck?" i don't think they neglect it. i just think they didn't have the solution. >> so, joining us now from perricone md is dana bledsoe. [ applause ] >> hi. >> hey. >> hi! hello. hi, everyone. thank you. >> so, thank you for being here. >> oh, thanks for having me. >> oh, sure. >> this is lovely. i love being in a room full of women. >> [ chuckles ] >> it's so -- it's empowering. >> yes. and she looks so beautiful, doesn't she? >> and you all look great. [ chuckles ] >> so, you have been working with dr. perricone for over a decade. >> i have. >> tell us about that. >> i have. well, he really changed my life in a very, very powerful way. i was like every single woman who's sitting out there. i was looking for the answer. i was looking for a miracle, and nobody has ever, ever, before
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dr. perricone, linked science with skin care. it was just some brands out there telling you you needed to do this, and i was like, "where's the proof? where's the truth?" >> right. right. >> and dr. perricone, for the very first time, had written down in black and white the truth -- why do we age? how do we age? my whole life changed, and i said, "right, well, if you could do that, let's see what your skin care does," so i went out, and i started buying the products. >> you noticed the change? >> not just noticed -- i mean, it was jaw-dropping dramatic, where everyone started saying, "what have you done differently?" >> right. >> and that, to me, was the proof. there is never a day that my skin doesn't look great. there's never a day... >> wow. >> ...where i -- you know, i will never be a day without perricone. >> you know, it seems like we've been hearing that sub-d is like nothing else. >> sub-d really, really delivers... >> yeah. >> ...the most dramatic, powerful results to an area that
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every single woman -- "a," you neglect it, which i don't understand. >> right. >> and "b," you've given up hope. and you don't have to give up hope. because the first thing -- whenever i meet a woman -- they say, "what do you have for the neck? because the neck is my biggest problem." >> mm. mm-hmm. >> and then i tell them -- because i've seen "before" and "afters." i've seen the results. i mean, it is so -- you can see i'm passionate about it, because it's the truth. it really lives inside me. >> it's the area that shows our age the most... >> oh, it tells the truth. >> ...and the real age more than any other area. so, it's something we finally have to find a solution for. >> exactly. "sub-d" stands for your submandibular, where you start getting a double chin. you start getting the sagging jowls. you start -- you see everything going south, and you start losing the firmness in the neck. if you want to get the powerful results, you apply it morning and night, and with perricone, i always tell people, "less is more." these are very, very highly
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concentrated, powerful ingredients, so you want to use very little. you must apply it to the front of the neck. you must apply it all the way to the back of the neck. and you don't need an extra moisturizer. this is your treatment and your hydration in one. >> so, what kind of results can we see with sub-d? >> you can see dramatic reduction in the appearance of lines and wrinkles that run north, south, east, and west. smoother, younger, healthier, firmer, tighter skin. >> okay. >> and that's what we want, right? >> that makes sense. >> otherwise, what is the point of using a product if you don't get results? >> yeah, it makes sense. >> there's no point. we want change. that's what it is, right? >> absolutely. aren't you glad we're finding out about this now? i'm so glad. [ chuckles ] >> [ chuckles ] yeah. yeah. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right? yeah? we like that. >> exactly. >> i lost weight, and i felt great, and all of these people were telling me that i -- "wow, you lost weight," but they were not saying anything about my
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face. i guess my neck -- you know, when i was realizing my neck was sagging. the two lines -- the lines across -- and when i was talking, it felt like my neck was talking, 'cause they wouldn't even look at me. they would look at my neck. this comes along, and i thought that, you know, something came along right at the right time -- perfect time. now i could just, you know, take off the scarf, and i feel great. >> now, for the first time, you can make your aging neck look as young as your face and keep everyone guessing about your re age. after all, your real age is how you feel, and i promise you, after you use perricone sub-d, you will look and feel years younger. [ applause ] here's how to order. >> announcer: how old does your neck make you look? would you like to take years off your appearance and help remove some of the signs of aging on your neck for a look that is firmer, tighter, and more youthful?
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well, now you can. introducing dr. perricone's cold plasma sub-d. sub-d is specifically formulated for the area called the submandibular. often neglected, the skin in this area has unique needs, and cold plasma sub-d helps tackle the most common signs of aging on the chin, jawline, neck, and décolleté. women across the country have already discovered the power of dr. perricone's sub-d. >> all the other products i've tried before -- i just didn't have anything that could even touch the results that i've had with sub-d. >> i feel like it has made such a big difference. >> this is just phenomenal. >> wow. it's like night and day. >> announcer: sub-d is getting spectacular reviews. the women who have already tried it have made it one of dr. perricone's highest-rated products, and the beauty experts agree. >> one of the things that's really unique about this product is that instead of fighting one or two signs of aging, this really tackles the most common
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signs of aging. so, you're getting a lot of bang for your buck and a lot of results in one single jar. >> announcer: dr. perricone wants everyone concerned about their neck, chin, and décolleté to be able to try this product. many of the perricone products retail for over $200 in stores, but through this limited-time special introductory offer, these amazing products become an incredible value. you won't pay $200 -- not even $100. order right now, and you'll receive a one-month supply of cold plasma sub-d for just $49.95. and today, we'll include shipping absolutely free. but hold on, because we're about to make this offer even better. call or go online in the next 20 minutes, and we'll upgrade your order to dr. perricone's total face & neck treatment at no additional charge. that's right -- we'll also send you dr. perricone's powerful, high-potency amine face treatment -- a $50 value. h.p. amine can do for your face
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what sub-d does for your neck. it delivers a lifted, contoured, defined, and radiant appearance. and we're about to make this offer even better. be among the first 500 orders, and we'll also include a special gift from dr. perricone -- the discovery collection that normally sells for $60, but you'll receive it absolutely free just for ordering now. the discovery collection includes the best-selling cold plasma facial treatments to help reduce the 10 signs of aging on your face, a citrus facial wash for removing impurities, and the no foundation foundation that provides a flawless, dewy coverage, so your natural beauty can shine through. >> i tried the discovery kit, and it works within days. i start noticing a difference. my skin starts looking glowing. >> announcer: this incredible introductory offer is a $180 value and is not available in any store, so do call now or visit getsubd.com to receive a
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one-month supply of sub-d, amine face treatment, and the discovery collection and free shipping for just $49.95. visit getsubd.com or call right now. join the thousands of women who have experienced the power of perricone md anti-aging solutions over the past 15 years. we're so confident your skin will look younger and firmer, we're backing this offer with our no-questions-asked, 60-day, money-back guarantee, so call right now. >> before i started using it, my neck was very dry. there was a lot of fine lines around the middle of my neck, and after using it, i started seeing results within a week or so, where my neck was definitely getting softer. it was a much better look. >> i have been very impressed with the sub-d. the first couple of weeks, i even noticed where it seemed to smooth out, and the last couple of weeks, it's just been amazing. >> i'm going to be 56 next week, and even my daughter told me as she was leaving one morning --
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she said, "you look pretty," and i've never heard my daughter give me any compliment on my looks, so that was really special for me. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know, we do -- a lot of times, we see a lot of "before" and "after" photos, and we all wonder -- are they retouched? are they real? is this a real "before" and "after"? >> every single "before" and "after" is taken exactly at the angle that the "before" and exactly at the angle "after." >> mm-hmm. >> it is absolutely down to a fine art that they are exactly the same. it has to be. >> we're so used to the fact that somebody's gonna photo-touch something. i would say, "this is real," and they need to trust that something actually could work, and they need to try it for themselves. [ applause ] >> we've been talking with dana bledsoe, who's been working with perricone md for over 11 years, and now we have a special surprise guest -- someone who just couldn't stay away. >> [ chuckles ] >> please welcome the most respected dermatologist and
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beauty researcher in the country, dr. nicholas perricone. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. you are the dermatologist to some of the biggest celebrities in the world. when people start using your products, clearly, they keep using them, which really says a lot. >> well, it's very gratifying to me that they continue using the product. it means that they are finding that it does work, and that's important. i spent 25 years of research on these products, and there were several reasons to do it. i had some theories about what was causing aging and wrinkling, but in addition to that, i wanted to change the cosmetic industry. >> mm. >> the cosmetic industry was based on promises -- most of them, empty promises. >> [ chuckles ] >> so, i wanted to give the consumer something that would truly work. >> mm-hmm. >> and that meant that i had to approach this in a scientific manner. so, it's gonna be products based on science, not marketing. >> what's so amazing is i hear constantly from women -- "thank
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dr. perricone. he's changed my life." and that is what you get all the time. i know women write you letters. women call in, and they say, "he's really changed my life." [ applause ] >> dr. perricone absolutely changed my life. he improved the quality of my health, my skin, my self-esteem. for the longest time, i suffered from "bad skin," and now i can say i have really good skin. [ applause ] >> now a lot of skin-care products address really just the outward signs of aging -- you know, fine lines, wrinkles, age spots, and the like, but, dr. perricone, your philosophy is very different. >> well, it is, because i'm a nutritionist, as well as a board-certified dermatologist, and i know that, certainly, nutrition is important. you know, beauty is really from the inside out. >> absolutely. >> and then, of course -- then the topicals are the outside in, but, you know, the inside out's extremely important. >> mm-hmm. right, right. >> and, so, we have to understand that we've got to take care of ourselves -- that we have to eat the right foods. i call it the anti-inflammatory diet -- fresh fruits and vegetables and cold-water fish. and then we take these topicals
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and apply them to the skin to get the beautiful results that we're seeing today. >> so, what about the woman who says, "well, i haven't done this at all yet. now is it too late?" >> no, it's not too late. i have patients come to my office in their 80s, and they want to know, is there anything they can do, or is it too late? no, it's not, because they look like different people two months later. we do not have to age like our parents did. >> absolutely. so, it is not too late, ladies. [ chuckles ] that's great. [ cheers and applause ] >> very empowering. >> i tried the sub-d, and i was amazed. i couldn't -- i was so excited because i couldn't imagine that it would make such a difference, such an improvement, in my lines and also in the tone. and it's only getting better and better. >> the beauty of perricone sub-d cream is that this is something you can do yourself at home. it takes one minute twice a day to use. it was created by one of the most respected dermatologists in the country, dr. nicholas perricone, and it's guaranteed to work for you. what more could you ask? >> announcer: how old does your
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neck make you look? would you like to take years off your appearance and help remove some of the signs of aging on your neck for a look that is firmer, tighter, and more youthful? well, now you can. introducing dr. perricone's cold plasma sub-d. sub-d is specifically formulated for the area called the submandibular. often neglected, the skin in this area has unique needs, and cold plasma sub-d helps tackle the most common signs of aging on the chin, jawline, neck, and décolleté. women across the country have already discovered the power of dr. perricone's sub-d. >> all the other products i've tried before -- i just didn't have anything that could even touch the results that i've had with sub-d. >> i feel like it has made such a big difference. >> this is just phenomenal. >> wow. it's like night and day. >> announcer: sub-d is getting spectacular reviews. the women who have already tried it have made it one of dr. perricone's highest-rated
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products, and the beauty experts agree. >> one of the things that's really unique about this product is that instead of fighting one or two signs of aging, this really tackles the most common signs of aging. so, you're getting a lot of bang for your buck and a lot of results in one single jar. >> announcer: dr. perricone wants everyone concerned about their neck, chin, and décolleté to be able to try this product. many of the perricone products retail for over $200 in stores, but through this limited-time special introductory offer, these amazing products become an incredible value. you won't pay $200 -- not even $100. order right now, and you'll receive a one-month supply of cold plasma sub-d for just $49.95. and today, we'll include shipping absolutely free. but hold on, because we're about to make this offer even better. call or go online in the next 10 minutes, and we'll upgrade your order to dr. perricone's total face & neck treatment at no
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additional charge. that's right -- we'll also send you dr. perricone's powerful, high-potency amine face treatment -- a $50 value. h.p. amine can do for your face what sub-d does for your neck. it delivers a lifted, contoured, defined, and radiant appearance. and we're about to make this offer even better. be among the first 500 orders, and we'll also include a special gift from dr. perricone -- the discovery collection that normally sells for $60, but you'll receive it absolutely free just for ordering now. the discovery collection includes the best-selling cold plasma facial treatments to help reduce the 10 signs of aging on your face, a citrus facial wash for removing impurities, and the no foundation foundation that provides a flawless, dewy coverage, so your natural beauty can shine through. >> i tried the discovery kit, and it works within days. i start noticing a difference. my skin starts looking glowing.
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>> announcer: this incredible introductory offer is a $180 value and is not available in any store, so do call now or visit getsubd.com to receive a one-month supply of sub-d, amine face treatment, and the discovery collection and free shipping for just $49.95. visit getsubd.com or call right now. join the thousands of women who have experienced the power of perricone md anti-aging solutions over the past 15 years. we're so confident your skin will look younger and firmer, we're backing this offer with our no-questions-asked, 60-day, money-back guarantee, so call right now. >> i am the executive beauty editor at new beauty magazine. we are looked at as the authoritative voice for all things beauty-related -- everything from at-home products all the way up to surgical intervention and everything in between. as a beauty editor, i am sent hundreds of products on a daily basis. i mean, i literally rip through products, trying to find
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something that's new and innovative that really tackles the signs of aging. i've never seen a product on the market that tackles the signs of aging on the neck, chin, and jaw like the cold plasma sub-d. the "before" and "after" images that i've seen are outstanding. i've used the products myself. i've seen great results, and it's quite phenomenal to see these results and think that they're from something in a jar. [ cheers and applause ] >> so, tell us, both of you -- there was a recent study. tell us a little bit about the results you found. >> yes, we did a consumer-use study, and the results are absolutely amazing. 82% reported an improvement in the appearancef the firmness of their chin. they felt that their jawline looked firmer, tighter, more toned, and they saw a decrease in the appearance of the sagging -- the actual sagging of the chin and the jawline and the double chin.
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87% reported an improvement in the appearance of the firmness of the neck area and an improvement in the skin texture and their neck and right under the chin. the appearance of lines and in wrinkles of their neck and noticed that their actual chin and their jawline looked crisper and more defined. >> the results were more than i expected, and it was a very pleasant surprise. >> every single woman out there -- you got to say, "i'm ready to get on board. i'm ready to discover the power of perricone. i'm ready to discover the power of sub-d." >> and "i'm ready to see results." >> fabulous results. >> right? [ chuckles ] >> yes. fabulous results. [ chuckles ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to thank dr. perricone, dana bledsoe, and all of our guests in our studio audience for being with us for such a fantastic, life-changing show. thank you all. [ applause ] >> unless you want to look older than you feel, then you should
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try the product, because it does work. >> and now it's your turn. perricone md sub-d is the transformative product you've been praying for. here's how to order. >> announcer: how old does your neck make you look? would you like to take years off your appearance and help remove some of the signs of aging on your neck for a look that is firmer, tighter, and more youthful? well, now you can. introducing dr. perricone's cold plasma sub-d. sub-d is specifically formulated for the area called the submandibular. often neglected, the skin in this area has unique needs, and cold plasma sub-d helps tackle the most common signs of aging on the chin, jawline, neck, and décolleté. women across the country have already discovered the power of dr. perricone's sub-d. >> all the other products i've tried before -- i just didn't have anything that could even touch the results that i've had with sub-d.
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>> i feel like it has made such a big difference. >> this is just phenomenal. >> wow. it's like night and day. >> announcer: sub-d is getting spectacular reviews. the women who have already tried it have made it one of dr. perricone's highest-rated products, and the beauty experts agree. >> one of the things that's really unique about this product is that instead of fighting one or two signs of aging, this really tackles the most common signs of aging. so, you're getting a lot of bang for your buck and a lot of results in one single jar. >> announcer: dr. perricone wants everyone concerned about their neck, chin, and décolleté to be able to try this product. many of the perricone products retail for over $200 in stores, but through this limited-time special introductory offer, these amazing products become an incredible value. you won't pay $200 -- not even $100. order right now, and you'll receive a one-month supply of cold plasma sub-d for just
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$49.95. and today, we'll include shipping absolutely free. but hold on, because we're about to make this offer even better. call or go online in the next 5 minutes, and we'll upgrade your order to dr. perricone's total face & neck treatment at no additional charge. that's right -- we'll also send you dr. perricone's powerful, high-potency amine face treatment -- a $50 value. h.p. amine can do for your face what sub-d does for your neck. it delivers a lifted, contoured, defined, and radiant appearance. and we're about to make this offer even better. be among the first 500 orders, and we'll also include a special gift from dr. perricone -- the discovery collection that normally sells for $60, but you'll receive it absolutely free just for ordering now. the discovery collection includes the best-selling cold plasma facial treatments to help reduce the 10 signs of aging on your face, a citrus facial wash for removing impurities, and
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the no foundation foundation that provides a flawless, dewy coverage, so your natural beauty can shine through. >> i tried the discovery kit, and it works within days. i start noticing a difference. my skin starts looking glowing. >> announcer: this incredible introductory offer is a $180 value and is not available in any store, so do call now or visit getsubd.com to receive a one-month supply of sub-d, amine face treatment, and the discovery collection and free shipping for just $49.95. visit getsubd.com or call right now. join the thousands of women who have experienced the power of perricone md anti-aging solutions over the past 15 years. we're so confident your skin will look younger and firmer, we're backing this offer with our no-questions-asked, 60-day, money-back guarantee. >> i feel like it has made such a big difference. >> this is just phenomenal. >> wow.
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it's like night and day. >> announcer: so, pick up the phone and experience for yourself the power of dr. perricone's amazing cold plasma sub-d. the women who have already tried it have made it one of dr. perricone's highest-rated products. now it's your turn. so call right now.
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(narrator) coming up... angela's the anxiety-ridden bridezilla. oh, just rip it off. (narrator) whose constant complaining... i don't like any of this food.
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(narrator) could try the patience of a saint. (angela) what the hell are you wearing? (narrator) plus, for bridezilla, levitriss, bigger is always better. if i want a five-tier cake, i should be able to have a five-tier cake. (narrator) but when the ball drops on her budget... you tellin' me i'm not worth 30,000? (narrator) will it cost her the wedding of her dreams? just move. okay. (crying) i feel tired. (narrator) find out next on "bridezillas". ♪ ♪
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(narrator) levitriss and earl have been hot and heavy for the last four years. my name is levitriss west, and i'm 25 years old. i am the owner of "west family home daycare", and i live in ocala, florida. my name is earl mccellan, jr. i'm 26, and i'm a welder at emergency one. (narrator) this ultra-romantic duo recently decided to tie the knot. when earl proposed, he asked me to spend the rest of my life with him, and, i said, "okay." i decided to help him out. i'm getting married on november 1st, in ocala, florida. (narrator) while levitriss may be doing earl a favor, he's the one suffering the consequences. baby, i love you. yes. but i am going to spend a lot of money. budget has nothing to do with these weddings. you tellin' me i'm not worth 30,000? (chuckling) baby, i ain't worth $30,000. i just can't wait for it to be over. i'm fed up with it-- dang, it's too much. if i'm still alive at the end--
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it was a good day. it was a good day. you really pushin' me right now. (narrator) earl might try to put up a good fight, but levitriss' biggest problem is her little sister. my sister is causing so many problems right now. she's the brunt of all my stress. mamma wants you to be in the wedding. are you gonna apologize? if my sister tries to ruin my wedding day, i'll probably jump on her ass. (levitriss' mom) are you telling her or asking her to be in your wedding? a little bit of both. (narrator) previously... even levitriss' mother couldn't contain this bodacious bridezilla. why are all your breasts out? my shirt is fine. you got to support me about something today. (narrator) then the gloves came off when levitriss' sister refused to obey the bride's every command. no tattoos. and the piercin's-- i'm done with you. i said, you gonna take it out, or you're not gonna walk, i'm through with it. (narrator) then a disastrous dress fitting drove levitriss' sister out in tears. she pissed me off for the last damn time, man.
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(narrator) now, with only three days left 'til the wedding, will this bridezilla see the error of her ways? if someone tried to ruin my big day-- how dare you! i'd just react. come on. let's get it started. i don't know if i'd lunge at 'em. like what? if i'd try to cut 'em, but i know i'd go after 'em. i've got enough things on my mind, i don't wanna hear it. you're my last priority. today's my wedding day, girl. i can do whatever i want. (narrator) or will she become a money-spending... i got to come up with the money? (narrator) truth-bending... the wedding don't start till four. (narrator) sister-offending... she don't wanna compromise-- why should i? (narrator) completely condescending... (narrator) out of control, bridezilla. red light, green light. red light, green light. i'm just gonna go (deleted), and get out the way. i think i'm gonna throw up. tell them to stop the cameras, right now. i'll get my way, no matter what it takes. it's my day. ♪
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(levitriss) today, we're getting ready to run last minute errands. i have three days left until my wedding, and a lot of things to do. did you bring my shoes? i love you. levitriss? i forgot. i'm not gonna do all this runnin' around, levitriss, 'cuz you forgettin' stuff. you'd better make a list. i did. (laughing) i left the list on the computer desk. (narrator) our forgetful bridezilla arrives at the dress shop for her mom's fitting. but levitriss has two huge problems with her mom's dress. i didn't realize you were that bust heavy when i picked it. where did you get yours from? you didn't give me much. no one will have cleavage at my wedding, except me. all my bridesmaids have been told, and my mother has been told, you are to cover your girls up. my girls are the only ones that gonna be out. that's way too much. like this much. no, like a whole piece, from there.
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my dress fit perfectly. i loved it. but levitriss has a problem with the cleavage on it. no. that needs to be higher. (seamstress) will you give me a second? oh, my gosh! i can't bring it up any higher. that's fine, that's fine. (seamstress) is that okay, really? yeah. yeah, with a smile, or yeah, i'll live with it? yeah. (narrator) just shy of turning her mother's dress into a turtleneck, levitriss relents, and our bosom-centric bridezilla, turns her attention to the one dress left to contend with. well, i'll put it aside, up to wednesday. if i don't hear from you wednesday, i'm assuming she's not in it. (narrator) since their last tumultuous visit, levitriss has decided to put her sister back in the bridal party, but not exactly out of the kindness of her cold, cold heart. yeah, i need you to do valencia's dress. because you became nice? no, but she's gonna be in it. last night, i realized
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that if valencia's not in the wedding, my color scheme will really be messed up. i'd have too many green dresses. do the dress, she's gonna be in the wedding. and when is she planning to try the dress? i'll probably tell her friday. so to save the vision for my wedding, i'm going to talk to valencia friday, and tell her that she's gonna be in the wedding. i just don't wanna talk to her, right now. (narrator) levitriss has also been keeping secrets from her mother, including the cost of the necklace she ordered and expects her mother to pay for. yeah, i like that-- let's put it on. oh, my goodness, i love it! is that workin'? that is huge. my necklace is beautiful. um, i kind of ordered it behind my mom's back. i told debbie i wanted big and gaudy. okay, levitriss love the necklace. how much is it? it's only, like, around 100 dollars. a hundred dollars? (levitriss) debbie didn't realize that was privileged information, and she slipped and told my mom how much it cost. she had a little spat. (levitriss' mom) did she tell you the price before you picked it out? yeah. so you just figured, you'd not tell me about it. i forgot.
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forgot nothing. ♪ i love you i did do my "i love you" song, and i think it kind of warmed her heart a little bit. so, it's okay. (levitriss' mom) okay, i guess we going with that one. one day, your daughter gonna be a manipulator, just like you. how dare you. okay, that's one last thing to cross off. (narrator) coming up... bridezilla angela's constant criticism... (angela) what the hell are you wearing? (narrator) is only matched by her inability to accomplish anything. i just want these done. i'm done. (narrator) plus... will levitriss' mother finally cut her off? i should be able to have a five-tier cake. mom? no. mom? no. (narrator) next, on "bridezillas".
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(narrator) meet angela, from arizona. my name is angela park. i'm 22-years old, and i'm a registrar at a massage school, and i'm from maricopa, arizona. (narrator) and her obedient fiancé, brandon. my name is brandon padilla. i'm 24-years old, and i'm a computer tech, and i live in maricopa, arizona. (narrator) brandon first smoothed angela over at a local smoothie shop, or did he? brandon and i met at a smoothie place. i had ordered the same smoothie that he did. (brandon) and then one thing led to another after that. (laughing) no-no, not one thing led to another after that. it took a long time, because i didn't like you. (brandon) how was my pick-up line? i guess it worked. all right, hey. don't even get cocky. (brandon) angela's best qualities is that, ah, she's very honest. she tells it like it is. um, but, then again, that could be her worst qualities, too, at times. i'm too nice. you're not too nice.
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you just let people walk all over you. she tells you stuff when you don't necessarily need to hear it. even when you concentrate, you still suck. and, ah-- i thought we were talking about my best qualities. no, i-i already said your best qualities. you're honest and you tell it like it is. that's it? my dad actually told me, "you better not screw this up, "because you're never gonna find anybody "that's gonna put up with your crap." and, i'm like, "oh, thanks, thanks a lot. "thanks for the support-- love you, too." (narrator) after two and half years, this prickly pair will be leaving the desert, and heading to the beach for their wedding day. i am getting married on november 22nd, in san diego, california. (narrator) but angela is so tightly wound that anything less than perfection could cause the whole thing to come crumbling down. i don't even eat meat. i don't like the veil anymore. i don't like any of these-this food, so i guess i'm not gonna eat on my wedding day. (narrator) and you can bet, angela will act out if things don't go as planned. we have been preparing for this wedding for two years.
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it is very, very important for things go my way at the wedding. oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! get the hell out! oh, just rip it off. (narrator) so, will angela be able to contain the crazy, long enough to make it down the aisle? why are you smiling? brandon! (honking horn) i just want these done. i can't believe this (deleted). (deleted), i'm dizzy. (narrator) or will she become a domineering... hurry up! (narrator) habitually sneering... let's go! (narrator) total cheapskate... is it gonna be really, expensive? (narrator) obsessed with her weight... does it make me look fat? (narrator) out of control, bridezilla? oh, hell, mother, no! you're not sleeping until that slide show is done. well, let me talk to a manager. i'm pretty (deleted) pissed off! ah, no! i-i seriously wanna (deleted) kill them.
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♪ brandon, you ready? god! we are heading over to the airport to pick up my cousin, my maid-of-honor, hannah. we're pretty much late, right now. what the hell are you wearing? orange stripes with plaid don't match. nobody's gonna be paying any attention. we don't have time-- we gotta go. (narrator) it's only a short trip to the airport, but having angela as a backseat driver, it will feel like an eternity. let go of the gas. what's the speed limit here? it's 55. you're going 80. do you have enough gas? we should be okay. are you sure? i don't wanna get stuck. are you sure we have enough gas? this drive sucks. oh, my god, drive faster! are we gonna make it on time, brand? are we even close to the freeway? i'll haul ass. no, you won't haul ass, because we don't have gas. it's 6:03, and she gets there at 6:35. brake lights. fifteen minutes. look ahead. 6:23.
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brake lights again. 6:24. oh, come on. 6:27. plane lands in eight minutes. what are you thinkin' about? (narrator) after a while, all of angela's backseat badgering starts to blend into the background. there you go-- arrivals, terminal four. (narrator) mercifully, they arrive at the airport, where angela's agenda immediately shifts to bridesmaid, hannah. we had originally planned that she was gonna make my bouquets for us. it is now a week from the wedding, and they are still not completed. the bouquets. i will make hannah start the bouquets tonight, 'cause those need to get done. if the bouquets are not finished before the wedding day, i'm-- i would probably cry. (narrator) angela puts hannah straight to work, which, as it turns out, is a lot harder than either of them bargained for. ah, this is gonna be a really long night.
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i'm gonna sit hannah down and watch her make the bouquets, to make sure they get done. can-can you cut it? the pliers don't cut through the wire. you just have to, like, bend it. you're right! oh, there, see! okay, well, hold on-- let me get this one. i don't even wanna do this. i need to do something else. i can't-i can't bend these. this is just too much, i ca-- i just want these done. (narrator) simply overwhelmed by the task at hand, angela asks brandon to step in. brandon, uh, since you're not doing anything, you think maybe you can help? all right. (angela) at least, pretend you wanna freakin' do it. (narrator) it seems, angela's fake flowers just needed a little manhandling, because just moments later, brandon has seemingly achieved the impossible. see those? (angela) it doesn't work. didn't you hear us? (brandon) it totally works. (hannah) does it? uh, how long were you doing that for?
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like, a second. (narrator) now with brandon doing her dirty work, angela cleverly makes her escape. (sighing) all right, hannah, i'm-i'm done, for the night. right now, i am so exhausted. i'm-i'm just, i've had enough. you're on your own. i want hannah to get those bouquets done tonight, and when i wake up in the morning, i wanna see her passed out, just on that counter. have a good night. ♪ today, we're at my venue, and we're about to have my cake testing. it's good to meet you. havin' a stressful day, and i just don't need any "no's" or anything that i can't have. (narrator) but, apparently, there've been a few too many "yes'" from levitriss' guests. how many people do you have? um, 200. yeah, we have a problem, albert. what is that? we have 270 people now. (albert) two hundred and seventy people?
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you just changed this from a four-tier to a five-tier now. (narrator) while the caterer is more than happy to cater to levitriss, her mother is anher story. levitriss, that's another cake. mom! no. ma! no. (narrator) faced with stern opposition, our bridezilla has at let one firm ally in this battle. (albert) understand this, guys, whatever she wants, that's what i'm gonna do. thank you, albert. (albert) that's what i'm gonna do. (levitriss' mom) you know what, albert? i understand that. the cake was my gift to them. (albert) oh! (levitriss' mom) and i'm sayin' the cake is four-tiers, and it's gonna stay at four-tiers. why can't that extra tier be the one that we save and put away for our year anniversary? (albert) you cannot say "no" to that. if only i would go along with it, but no. levitriss has been very manipulative, throughout this wedding, and she's been gettin' most everything she wants. just a little estimate
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of how much that fifth tier gonna cost? for my happiness, a hundred dollars. but i said, "i want five tiers." (levitriss' mom) you just want it for appearance, levitriss, come on. the whole wedding has been for appearance. if i want a five-tier cake, i should be able to have a five-tier cake. yes, i did create a monster, and i'm really srtin' to regret it. i would agree that i'm a little spoiled. she's been doing it my whole life, and this is my big, big day. so, i really think i should be extra spoiled now. i have an image to uphold. five tiers, please. five tiers. okay, five tiers. i feel like i deserve it all, i need it all. i want it all, and i'm gonna have it all. (narrator) coming up...
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levitriss' inflated sense of self-worth... you tellin' me i'm not worth 30,000? (narrator) could cost earl more than he bargained for. so i'm leavin', he obviously don't need me. (narrator) and then, angela's dress fitting... so, are you saying that i was fat before? (narrator) turns into a full-blown anxiety attack. oh, just rip it off. (narrator) next, on "bridezillas".
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(narrator) since angela is in arizona, and the wedding is in san diego, our bridezilla has been forced to leave the menu up to her mother. but relinquishing control is not one of angela's strong suits. we're not doing appetizers. because it's more money that we have the pay, and there's already enough food. ah, it is an issue. mom, we're gonna have so much food-- we don't need appetizers. (narrator) this penny-pinching bride will stop at nothing to save a buck, even if it comes at the expense of her guests. that's even better if we starve them, because then when it does come out, they'll eat the hell out of it, and we'll get our money's worth. if people don't eat enough, and there's leftovers, we can't take it home. (narrator) after eighty-sixing the appetizers, it seems there's little on the menu angela actually approves of. (angela) i don't eat fish, and i don't eat seafood or ham.
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it's really up to brandon, because i don't even eat meat, so. i'm a vegetarian. none of the things that they had chosen was anything that i was gonna eat. well, i don't like any of these-this food, so i guess i'm not gonna eat on wedding day. i like cashew chicken, but-- no, we're discussing it now, and i'm telling you that we're not-- did she just hang up on you? oh, my! oh, my god! what the hell? ♪ i am about to go pick out me and earl's wedding bands, and try to get ready for saturday. levitriss, what kind of wedding band you want, girl? a big one. i'm not getting a toe ring, i'm getting my wedding band. this is the rest of my life, eternity.
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i need a nice ring. (narrator) our bridezilla and her card-carrying fiancé arrive at the jeweler, but they may be biting off more bling than they can chew. are you looking for a plain band, or something with more bling? no, diamonds. yeah, bling. that's bling, bling,ling. little diamonds. bling, bling, bling. we like bling, don't we? (narrator) while levitriss has stars in her eyes, all earl sees are dollar signs. i like to look in, uh, not really say "cheap", but "less expensive". (narrator) despite earl's clear directive, when our spoiled princess spots a bigger diamond for her engagement ring, she develops budgetary amnesia. can i see this ring, please? (brenda) of course, you can. oh, my goodness! (brenda) that's the largest diamond we have in the store right now. now much is it? thirty-thousand dollars. (levitriss) that's it? that's it. oh, that's my house. for our lifetime of memories, earl? she said 30,000.
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my eyes are gonna start watering. look at the-- look at it. it's just blingin'. well, i'm glad you into fantasy. (snapping fingers) wake up. (narrator) our bridezilla goes from dazzled to frazzled, as she confronts her fiancé's tight wallet. i don't believe you right now, i really don't. you're bng way too cheap right now. you're lookin' at value of something, when it's seimental. it's memories. we over budget. budget has nothing to do with these rings. you tellin' me i'm not worth 30,000? (chuckling) baby, i ain't worth 30,000. if i'm worth it, i'm worth it. get the ring. you don't need that ring. i don't need it. you really-you really push me right now. i want the ring. three carats. (earl) that's all. three carats. we came here for a weddin' band, not no engagement ring. five years from now, you can have that ring. why do i gotta wait five years? why did you give me time frames and limitations? 'cause you've got five years to come up with the money. i gotta come up with the money? okay, brenda, el cheapo is gonna assist you in picking out these little bands,
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or whatever you wanna call 'em, because the ring that i want is over there. so, i'm leavin'-- he obviously don't need me. babe! babe! went into the jewelry store, and levitriss, she stormed out the store. she's gonna have to get it together, because we ain't got but two more days left. (levitriss) earl was a real jerk, real cheap, and didn't even consider my feelings. this is my day and he is getting in my way. ♪ (narrator) angela has insisted on, not one, but two nearly identical wedding dresses for her big day. it is very important to me that brandon does not see the actual dress i will be walking down the aisle in. so, i purchased a second dress for pictures, earlier in the day, before the sun sets. (narrator) first, angela tries on her decoy dress that she'll wear for pictures only. oh, my god-- that's pretty.
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does it make me look fat? no. are-are you just saying that, 'cuz your my cousin? no. no, seriously? be honest. no, it looks good. did you look everywhere, like around? yes! it looks fine everywhere. i don't know how i'm even gonna wear it for an hour for pictures, but i'll suck it up. (narrator) when it's time to try on the actual wedding dress, angela banishes brandon from the house. brandon! what? get the hell out. (brandon) angela kicked me out of the house. i was watching the football game. i'm out here listening to it on the radio, cleaning the car, just waitin' till i can get back inside. i don't wanna hear that you think the other one's prettier than this one. this one's much prettier. i don't know when i'll get back in, hopefully soon. i don't know how long it takes to try on a dress. it shouldn't take too long. okay. whoo. suck it in, girl. i am. when i first tried on the wedding dress, it was a little bit snug on top.
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it feels a little bit-- it feels looser. i have lost five pounds, and so with that, i-i'm hoping that this dress will fit comfortably this time. oh, my gosh! it's bigger than when you tried it on before. what are you trying to say? saying that you lost a lot of weight. so, are you saying that i was fat before? no! (narrator) after 30 minutes in the blazing arizona sun, brandon pokes his head in to find out if the coast is clear. ah, no! (brandon) hey, can i come in? no! what do you mean? no, close the freakin' door! get the hell out! my god! (narrator) once the front door has been secured against prying eyes, angela takes a moment to take it all in. you know what? this is really startin' to hit me now. yeah. i'm freaking out, right about now. one week. i-i don't know-- i don't know. all these emotions in me just started coming out, and my hands started going numb.
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(sighing) okay. oh, my god! okay. it hurts being really fat, right now. i was getting sweaty and nervous, and just realizing that it's already here. oh, my god! hold on. i kind of felt like i was about to pass out. oh, just rip it off. (narrator) seeing herself in her dress, an anxious angela goes into an immediate shock, has a panic attack, and suffers with cold feet. i'm really hot right now. i really kind of feel light headed, right now. we have a week left, for me to rethink about it. i don't know if i wanna do this. ♪ (narrator) coming up... angela turns her wedding jitters on her groom. oh, my god! hurry up! it is not that (deleted) serious! (narrator) and levitriss still refuses to apologize. she don't wanna compromise, why should i? but i'm the villain. (narrator) next, on "bridezillas."
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♪ come on, people, now [ female announcer ] rich, creamy quality breyers. the taste you've loved for over 140 years. ♪ right now ♪ (narrator) levitriss' bridal party arranged for a relaxing spa day, but our bridezilla just stresses everyone out by showing up over an hour late. i'm finally here. i'm sorry, i'm late. that's okay-- you wanna follow me? (narrator) levitriss still hasn't spoken to her sister, after banning her from the bachelorette party.
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i didn't invite her. (narrator) dissing her at the dress fitting. do you want your sister in her dress next to you? no. okay. (narrator) and, pitilessly pushing her to feel unworthy. levitriss, i'm so sorry that i can't be the right sister you can be. you feel like that you're embarrassing me. i'm sorry. (narrator) today, valencia has joined the girls at the spa, in hopes of getting an apology from her sister. i'm here to get my nails done. get it over with. doing this for my mother. well, hello to you, too. are you gonna be in the wedding? you gonna apologize? mamma wants you to be in the wedding. are you gonna apologize? i'm relaxin', right now. okay, well, i'm pretending like i'm relaxing, too. when are my nails gonna get done? when i finish with my feet. if levitriss does not apologize, i might not be in the wedding. i can't even enjoy a massage with y'all two. (levitriss) you want me to turn it up? i don't want you to turn it up. i want you all to act like sisters.
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i know you hear me, vitriss. she gonna be in the wedding. you have nothing to worry about. (levitriss' mom) you telling her or asking her to be in your wedding? a little bit of both. she'll be in the wedding. (narrator) levitriss may need valencia to complete her color scheme, but she's still not willing to allow her to wear her lip piercing. levitriss, i'm done with it. i'm wearing my lip piercing. you ain't wearing it. you won't be walkin'. (levitriss) i got an award-winning photographer to come take pictures, and i'm gonna look at my pictures, 15 years from now, and try to figure out why my sister had a purple tongue ring and a lip piercin' in. if somebody lookin' in my mouth, if somebody closely lookin' in my mouth, that bad-- somethin' wrong with them. they need to get my two feet of space. ain't nobody gonna be lookin' in my mouth like that. what happen if he catch you smiling, or catch you talkin'? well, he don't have to take my picture. it's not just pictures, it's a lot. i think you're being very unreasonable, and i'm about to agree with valencia about now. i'm not tellin' her to shave her head, i'm asking her to take out a lip piercing. it's not that serious.
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my mother and valencia were ruining my relaxation. my lip piercin' is me. i got it because it's me. just like your tattoo, you got it for you. young and dumb. i hope it get infected. (levitriss' mom) that's somethin' for you to say. (levitriss) what? she don't wanna compromise, why should i? but i'm the villain. if my ma really wants me to do it, then i'll suck it up for just one day, just to make our mom happy. fine, mother, i will take out the lip piercing, just for you. oh, my god! did heaven just open up? the only reason i'm doing this, because for my mother. not because of you. so proud of you. i'm so proud of you. (valencia) just for the record. well, thank you, for being a bigger person. (levitriss) she get all the credit i don't compromise. how many times? how many times? you act like you can't apologize. neither do you. it's your pride. ♪ hey, how much longer till you get here? well, ah-- we're now waiting for hannah to get back
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from going out with a friend, and we're gonna head to go eat dinner at a restaurant, and we're gonna talk about some wedding plans. ah, the place we wanna take you to, the kitchen closes at 11. i mean, it's, like, 10:15, right now. okay, it'll probably take you 15 minutes, unless you haul ass. been waiting for about an hour now. i'm really hungry. we should make it. by the time she gets here-- no! we'll get there right before the kitchen closes. well, they're gonna have to make something for us. i don't care. (narrator) a harried hannah rushes in unseen, but angela still isn't pleased. who does that? what the (deleted)? hey, hannah? what are you doing? hurry up! (narrator) like a flash, angela and her posse are out the door, and on the way to dinner.
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but it won't be a silent ride, having angela, the human stopwatch, on board. fourteen minutes. twelve minutes until the-- (brandon) the kitchen closes. (angela) oh, my god-- drive faster! i can't, this guy in front of me is going. (angela) freakin' pass him. oh, my god! what the (deleted)? (brandon) what? you almost ran off the damn road! it is not that (deleted) serious. oh, my god! do you have anything, like, fat-free, calorie-free, but really, really good? did you say calorie-free yeah. it's right here, with this water. did i really eat all of these by myself? (angela) what? oh, must be nice, because you're gonna be wearing a tuxedo. you can cover up all the little chubs. (narrator) after taking pleasure in picking on brandon's weight, she moves on to his appearance and overall hygiene. dude, you need a haircut bad.
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like, your hair is screaming, "cut me", because it's-it's bad. like, all this, right here, needs to go. like, you need-- i just shaved, like earlier. you need to shave five minutes before the (deleted) wedding. you're gonna have to go to the bathroom at the chapel. i'll just use the electric one. you'd better carry it in your pocket the whole time you're waiting for me, while i walk do the aisle, and if you-- no, seriously. yeah, you need to do something about all of this before the wedding. (narrator) after angela's assault, brandon exacts some revenge by toying with angela's paranoia over her wedding dress. that-that dress does look good on ya. what? what do you mean, the dress looks on me? oh, when i peeked in the door. what do you mean, when you peeked through the door? i'm just kidding! no, seriously, tell me the truth. no, i didn't. why are you smiling? (laughing) i don't know. it's not funny-- did you see it? no, i just peeked in there-- no, if you saw it,
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i'm buying a new dress. right now, already. it's only like five days away. i don't care! did you see it? i think i saw you in the first one, not-- what do you mean, you think? not the real dress. (angela) no, seriously. how do you know which one's which? (narrator) as angela's anger intensifies, brandon can't help but enjoy the moment at her expense. we're not leaving until you tell me without smiling. we're gonna be here all night, they don't close until two. so, you'd better fork up a thousand dollars, because we're buying a new dress. no, i seriously didn't see it. you sound like your constipated, like your trying to take a (deleted). seriously. i peeked in the door. i couldn't see you, and i heard you yell at me to get out, and that was it. can we go now? okay, we can go now. all right. even though i still think you frickin' saw the dress. i really hope that he didn't see me in it, because it really means a lot to me that he does not, and if he did, we would have to buy a new dress. ♪
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(narrator) the wedding day has finally arrived for levitriss, and thankfully, she has a well thought-out plan. plan for today is to get my hair done, my make-up done, and have a lazy day. oh, my cake topper! ooh, my cake topper is supposed to be here, and so the cake guy could pick it up yesterday, and he left me like message after message, and i forgot. have you seen the cake topper? (narrator) unfortunately, for levitriss, the cake topper is just the tip of the iceberg. where are the rings? yeah, i ain't trust him like that. hi, earl, this is katrina. uh, vitri told me to call you and ask you where the rings? in your purse, he put them in your purse. is the rings in the purse? (katrina) i'll have to look. (levitriss) wait, there's two though. there's one.
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two. all right! (narrator) while the rings were in the room all along, the wedding dresses are a whole other story. i gotta get my dresses picked up, it's almost 9:30. i was supposed to be there before ten o'clock. her last appointment is at ten o'clock, and after that appointment, she's leavin'. so, i need them picked up. i'm just gonna go-- this (deleted) got to wait. no, i gotta get my dresses. (narrator) levitriss drags her bridesmaids away from their hair and make-up, in order to chauffeur her to pick-up the wedding dress that she was supposed to pick up the day before. (levitriss) you got 75 miles, we're going five miles. come on, let's go-- let's roll. (litoya) that's not five. what you gonna do? run over the people in front of us? you could do something-- blow the horn. (litoya) because you didn't pick up your dress yesterday? so, everywhere i go-- i swear, right now, if you start with me about my dresses, it's gonna be an argument. i know i didn't pick my dresses up. right now, i'm going to get my dresses. i don't wanna hear it. i've got enough things on my mind, i don't wanna hear it.
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(narrator) while levitriss may not wanna hear about her own mistakes, she's enraged when she finds out that a bridesmaid is having her hair done before the mother of the bride. (levitriss) why is she gettin' her hair done before momma and lacey? her ugly ass can get out-- let me go. one of the bridesmaids jumped in front of the mother gettin' her hair done, as well as the mother's. so, it took a turn from there, and she just started cryin'. i don't know why she would get her hair done. they haven't done anything to her yet. i gave the girl my appointment. you my last priority. my mother should be gettin' her hair done first... not you. (narrator) stressed levitriss may have her dress, but it's clear that her dreams of a day of relaxation have been destroyed. it's not happening as she would like. she just planned for everything to be perfect, and everything to just flow, and it hasn't been going as smoothly as she would have liked it to go. nothing's gonna be perfect. things are gonna happen, just don't get yourself upset.
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it's gonna work out, and in the end, you'll see, it was worth it. if anything, from this point on, may happen, i think she may snap. tell them to stop the cameras right now, i'm not-- i'm not in the mood. (narrator) coming up... when levitriss' perfect day... i gotta throw up. (narrator) continues to be perfectly rotten... i am so sorry. (narrator) will this spoiled bridezilla simply walk away? just move. (narrator) find out next, on "bridezillas."
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♪ (narrator) levitriss hasn't stopped crying, and matters are made that much worse by the absence of her mother on her big day. (valencia) levitriss is crushed, right down. my mom's not here, but my mom had a lot of stuff to do. so, hopefully, my sister be okay. (levitriss) oh, i just wanted momma here. e supposed to have been here. she said she gonna meet us at the church. their still getting dressed, i just--
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(narrator) while the missing mother is the larger sue, some smaller concerns have slipped through the cracks. well, i'm keeping my lip piercg, and hopefully she won't say nothin'. i got real small one. my lip piercin', she hasn't seen it yet. i went to the mall and bought me a way smaller one. the other one was way too big. she don't say nothing, i'not gonna say nothing. (wsperg) that's good, don anybodsay nothin (narrator) valencia and her lip piercing escort a distraught bridezilla to the church. but when they arrive, levitriss is shocked to see that the place is packed. why is all these people here? they ain't supposed to be here till 3:30. when is black people ever on time? (narrator) levitriss dicrously scheduled her pre-wedding photos for just half an hour before the ceremony, and somehow hadn't fathomed anyone turning up on time. call momma. (valencia) what you want me to tell her? tell her nobody's supposed to be in the church. we supposed to do our pictures.
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everybody came in the church when they weren't supposed to be. we thought they were gonna be on colored people time, a.k.a. c-p-t time, but no, they's on white people time. so they decided to come extra early. so she got pissed off with that. when is black people ever on time? (narrator) levitriss' mom finally arrives, and takes full responsibility for her daughter's own ill-conceived scheduling. i am so sorry. people already done start sittin' in the church already. i gotta throw up. ♪ (narrator) while levitriss dry-heaves in the limo, her aunt lures the guests into the kitchen for some hors d'oeuvres, so the bride can have her photos taken. but now levitriss is in no mood for a photo op.
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♪ (narrator) unable to muster any enthusiasm, and still unstable from the day's drama, levitriss suddenly storms out of her own photos. just move. (levitriss' mom) levitriss, you can't go out there. there's a lot of people out there. okay. come on back. (crying) no, i feel tired. i'm so tired. i know, it's almost over. (narrator) eventually, levitriss pulls it together, and our slightly beat-down bridezilla prepares to become a wife. but, not before keeping valencia's cleavage in check. (valencia) i'm kind of pissed off at my dress.
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pullin' it up, my sister pullin' it up. my chest did not look like this when i first put it on. it was covered. and when i get the dress, i can't even put it on right, and they keep sliding it down. i don't want nobody to play peek-a-boo like that. valencia's cleavage was out, really bad. um, i kept pulling 'em up, stuffin' 'em down. is that better? mmm-hmm. she almost flashed a nipple at one-a couple of points. i'm ready. ♪ as i was walking down the aisle, all i could think about was, if earl didn't cry, i was gonna slap him silly. (narrator) fortunately, violence wasn't necessary, as earl emoted his way through his heartfelt vows. four and half years ago, when i met you, i didn't know i met a companion for life. i love you, baby. (narrator) after such sweet sentiments from her devoted groom, how does our bridezilla repay him?
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well, i didn't write my vows. i now pronounce that they are husband and wife. mr. mccellan, you may smooch your bride. (cheering and applause) i did a lot of manipulation for this wedding, and it all paid off. she's always gonna be a bridezilla. she's gonna stay a bridezilla for the rest of her life. (earl) i didn't think we was gonna make it. i'm not gonna apologize, because i had reason for doing everything that i've done. (narrator) while the wedding may have gone off without a hitch, levitriss may have more in store for earl. i love you. you think you had it bad this week? just wait till next week. oh, (deleted).
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(narrator) on the next episode of "bridezillas"... the closer she gets to her wedding... i don't like the veil anymore. (narrator) the more impossible angela gets. oh, hell, mother, no! (narrator) but is all this bridezilla's bluster... oh, my god! (narrator) just a symptom of a much bigger issue? you have a few days to change your mind, girl. i feel like i'm gonna pass out. (narrator) plus... (screaming) (narrator) bridezilla bernie's a bonafide basket case. you know i'm crazy. (laughing) (narrator) but just try being a bridesmaid. you call yourself a friend. i don't need friends like that. (narrator) on the next episode of "bridezillas". ♪
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today on "the test", tan mom. >> you are accused of putting your five-year-old daughter in a tanning bed.
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[♪] >> one of our most controversial guests. >> did you know you are an alcoholic, right? takes the test her airport arrest. what did they charge you with? >> endangeng my child. >> her public intoxication. >> i do drink sometimes to forget all my pain. i drink to forget it. >> kirk: are you rock bottom? >> and now for the first time, the question everyone wants answered. >> kirk: did you put your five-year-old daughter in a tanningooth? >> is today on "the test". [applause] [cheering] [♪] >> kirk: welcome to the test i'm kirk fox. today's guest is so hot she is
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practically burnt to a crisp. i probably know her when she was in the headlines a year ago after being accused to allow her five-year-old daughter to use a tanning bed that caused her to burn. and more than the shocking tanning allegations it was her, how can i say this, her beef jerky like skin tone that set the media frenzy alight. >> patricia krentcil, tan mom has been burning up the news cycle. known for her addiction to tanning booths, patricia krentcil was arrested for child endangerment when she took her five-year-old daughter to a tanning salon. the girl apartially received burns all over her body. but the dark turn did not stop there. indecent exposure, public intoxication, a stint in detox and a slurry attempt at a singing career. >> my name is tan mom, tanning
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is the bomb. >> kirk: having people wondering if this sun kissed mom spent too much time under the tanning bed lights. today we are putting tan mom to the test. and later she is going to share a big secret exclusively on our show. first let's meet patricia. [applause] >> hi. nice to meet you. >> kirk: nice to meet you. so you like being tan mom? >> no. no, i don't. i hate it. i hate it from the beginning. i just like to tan. and obviously it was obsesssive. i am from long island and when i moved to yearssy i had five kids and eight minutes compared to -- and that would be my girlfriends we all our kids -- that was my big break. three college, two toddlers. >> kirk: you are accused of putting your five-year-old
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daughter in a tanning bed. >> never happened. >> kirk: what started that rumor? >> it was a sunny day and i was gardening and she was in the kiddie pool and we were opening the big pool and we were outside. and after that, what happened? she is a red head and she right here got a little bit of a rash so it itched her and when she went to school the teacher took her to the nurse and the nurse did not call mom or dad or guardian called the cops. and then -- >> kirk: because of the sunburn? >> because she thought yes, she was in the tanning bed. >> kirk: and at the time were you already tan mom? >> no. no. this is how this ridiculous thing began. >> kirk: that started the whole -- >> nightmare. i call it a nightmare. it was an absolute nightmare. >> kirk: what did they charge you

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