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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. 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,
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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. sump pumps stop and basements flood. well pumps stop and clean running water is no longer available. security systems no longer provide protection.
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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. 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.
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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 i 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. only generac purpose-build standby generators that have become an industry benchmark. >> to have a standby generator
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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. 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,
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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! 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
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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 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.
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[♪...] >> 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. other manufacturers use off-the-shelf components and package them together. generac, on the other hand, purpose-builds generators to meet the specific demands
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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 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. >> rigorous quality control further assures you that generac is the brand of choice. >> in addition to continuous engineering validation,
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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 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
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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 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
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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. 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.
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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 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,
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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 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
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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. receive text or email notifications, check your generator status, all from your computer, tablet, or smartphone.
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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 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.
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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. 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,
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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 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
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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 days 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 atlantic ocean in less than 11 hours, taking communities by surprise, killing 22 people and leaving more than 4.3 million
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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. >> we keep 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, 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
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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 at least investigate the option of a home standby generator. of course, the time to do that is now, when the lights are on,
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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 aumatic 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 bestime to buy a generator is yesterday. >> 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
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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! that's five years of 100% coverage at no cost. you'll also get the new
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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 solution that will meet every budget and provide the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you control the power,
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and we have a great show today. if you have pain or know someone that has pain - joint pain, back pain, bone pain, muscle pain, or if you suffer from arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia or even weakness or fatigue, then you need to stay with us for the next half hour. we're going to be discussing medical breakthroughs that can help you eliminate pain, regain mobility and become stronger without dangerous drugs, surgery or negative side affects. my guest today is peter apatow. he's a leading arthritis advocate and is the founder of supple. peter has created a revolutionary, all-natural drink, supple, that is now more powerful and more comprehensive than ever before. supple is helping countless americans to live pain-free and mobile lives again. peter apatow, thanks for being on the show. >> thank you. it's awesome to be here. >> now first, you're not a doctor, you're not a phd. what qualifies you as being an
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expert at getting rid of pain? >> well, the world's greatest medical experts from the united nations, the bone and joint decade, they selected me and supple to be leading advocates, all around the world, to help end bone pain, joint pain, back pain and muscle pain. for everybody around the world. i'm not a doctor. what i am is a researcher and an arthritis survivor myself. >> what do you mean, arthritis survivor? >>well, i suffered from severe arthritis pain in my left hip for decades. i was almost completely immobile, i could barely walk, i had pain day and night. it was painful to sit, to move, to stand. it was an absolute nightmare. i searched the entire world for a way to end my own nightmare of pain, and i did it. >> you found a way to end your own pain? >> i did. i discovered safe, all-natural building blocks that were being prescribed by doctors all over the world. they are healing agents that actually reverse the cartilage breakdown that causes joint pain. and you know what? listen to this.
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within just 7 days of taking these, it was unbelievable. i had a significant reduction in pain. >> within 7 days? >> within only 7 days. and i felt better week after week. within a month or so, i was completely mobile again. i had no more pain, i was completely... i felt great. i could do things around the house, i could walk longer distances, i could sleep at night - now, i could ski, i could hike, i could play racquetball, i could jog, i could play tennis. i could do anything i want to do and no matter what i do, i can't even get the pain back. >> and now, you're completely pain-free, fully mobile again, just from drinking supple every day. >> yeah. i'm fully mobile again. i'm completely pain-free and i have been now for years. but i'm not the only person that has these amazing results. real supple users do too. in fact, if somebody's watching right now, they have to watch for the next half hour because i'm going to be sharing real inspirational stories from real supple users. now these people aren't actors, they're not paid, they're not
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reading off a script. these are real people telling their own stories in their own homes. just listen to some of these amazing stories about how supple dramatically changed people's lives. >> it, it was a miracle to me. it was like taking, having absolutely somebody giving me a miracle drug. >> now, there's no pain, at all. supple has kind of just deleted the pain. >> after the first week, i could sleep. there was no pain. >> that's what sold me, was how great this supple tastes. >> since taking supple, i don't have any pain. >> that's just incredible. now, on our last show together, we talked about how the key ingredients in supple are the standard of care for the treatment of joint pain in europe. and really, the response has been amazing. from what i hear, you've been able to help millions of people. >> we're arthritis advocates and the active agents in supple, they've fast become the most used, best-selling joint
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rebuilding agents of all time. 13 million people are using these all over the world for safe, significant and complete relief, complete relief from all their joint problems. there's no question that supple works. >> and now you're seeing these kinds of results because there's a direct connection between the root causes of joint pain and the lack of core building blocks that your body needs to function properly. >> but it's not just joint pain. >> ok. >> it's also bone pain and muscle pain, overall weakness and fatigue too. all these things are linked to a common nutritional deficiency that's affecting, possibly, 77 percent of our entire population. >> so is this why you changed the original supple formula? >> it is. by just adding nutritional building blocks identified in a new medical breakthrough, we can help significantly more people end bone pain, muscle pain, overall weakness and fatigue too, for the entire population, all these people that are suffering from this inadequately publicized nutritional deficiency. >> now, does supple still taste good, despite this new,
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more powerful formula? >> absolutely. supple is delicious. i love the taste of supple. i drink it every day. it's fruity and sweet, has only 30 calories, no artificial sweeteners. it's completely all natural. everybody loves the taste of supple. >> this stuff tastes delicious. >> delicioso! >> it tastes so great you don't know that you're taking a medication. >> it tastes like a really nice, thin, fruit smoothy. >> it tastes just wonderful. i love the taste of supple. >> it does sound tasty. then why aren't the active ingredients in supple standard of care in the united states, the first thing that doctors reach for, just like they are in europe? >> honestly? >> yeah. >> because the drug companies can't make billions of dollars a year selling these all-natural agents like they can their own pain drugs so they do everything they can to suppress them just to preserve their own profits. they manipulate the government, the government agencies, they manipulate the media, they fix scientific studies. >> but what's wrong with what's currently prescribed
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in the u.s.? >> well the pain drugs, and i've tried them all. >> yeah. >> acetaminophen, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, ibuprofen. all these things do nothing but just mask the pain. they don't treat the root causes of pain. >> of course they come with lots of dangerous side affects if you use them too long, too. >> the pain always comes back and it always gets worse. and surgery is not much better. it comes with no guarantees and it can cause infections and blood clots and always requires significant rehabilitation. >> very true. what do you think about all of those natural joint health supplements out there then? >> the problem is that there is very little or no legitimate clinical research showing that these things work at all or are even safe to use. to make matters worse, over 90 percent of the most popular agents that are sold in the united states have ingredients from china where there are significant problems with fake, counterfeit, low-quality and contaminated ingredients. >> so then how is supple any different? >> well, supple doesn't just mask the pain, it heals the root causes of pain.
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it rebuilds your joints, it strengthens your bones and it makes you stronger. you don't have to worry about dangerous side affects. you can use it for as long as you need to. you could stop taking pain drugs, you could avoid surgery. we guarantee 100 percent of label claims. we use only the best ingredient sources, all from the united states. we use no key ingredients from china, and we guarantee the number one international doctor- recommended formula. and you know what? you could feel the difference. juslisten to this. >> and slowly, the arthritis had gotten so bad in my shoulder, my right elbow, my whole, my wrist, everywhere, and in every joint in my body just hurt so bad that i couldn't sleep between 2 to 4 hours a night for the last 4 to 5 years. so, we got the supple and i started drinking a can a day. i didn't say anything to my wife because, it had only been a week and i thought maybe its a coincidence. well, a few more days went by and i, we were sitting having dinner and i told her, i said, you know, you haven't heard me complain here in a few days. and the fact is, i've had no pain in my shoulder, in my
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wrist, or my ankles in, truthfully, i believe it was 10 days is all it took. >> that's an amazing story. so let's talk about what patients with chronic joint pain have in common. >> sure. >> well first they have accelerated cartilage breakdown. cartilage is that squishy stuff in the middle of the joint. your body stops producing enough of the building blocks, the core building blocks, that they need to repair and replace old and damaged cartilage. so that cushion in your joints gets smaller and smaller and every time you try to move, it just hurts really bad. on top of that, your body sends in these enzymes that actually start eating away at your joints instead of repairing them. >> so your body's only defense system really makes the problem worse. >> yeah. and then, you have swelling and inflammation and these abnormal bone growths. all these things cause incredible amounts of pain. the more pain you have, the less you use the joint. and then, your muscles, tendons and ligaments, all these things become weakened and overstrained. that causes more degeneration
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and even more pain. it's just a horrible, vicious, downward cycle. and people without any joint pain, they just can't possibly understand how bad it can be. >> and how does supple work? >> well, supple just stops, it stops the vicious cycle of cartilage breakdown and degeneration. first it provides the core building blocks your body needs to heal and replace and repair the old and damaged cartilage. >> so it helps to restore an equilibrium of healthy cartilage? >> that's right. and then it stops, it removes the swelling and inflammation, it stops those enzymes that are eating away at your cartilage. it rebuilds your entire joint structures. it eliminates pain so you don't have to worry about pain in your bones, muscles and joints, and it helps you you to be more mobile again. just listen to these real stories about how supple works. >> working at the arthritis foundation, i've been able to turn a lot of people on to it, through our events. we hand out free samples of supple, and i've heard just very many stories like myself. people that have had their lives dramatically changed.
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people who's pain is much worse than mine. >> i've had rheumatoid arthritis for many many years, and doctors, all they ever did was just give me pain medicine. nothing would get rid of the pain. i mean, it always came back. and i always had trouble sleeping and stuff because the pain was so bad. so after being on supple for probably less than a week, i started getting the results of wonderful. my pain is bearable, it's not as bad, the swelling has gone down in my fingers, my ankle doesn't hurt as bad, and i really truly want to thank you supple for whatever this drink is, it is a miracle drink. >> it's a great value proposition, right? you eliminate pain by addressing the root causes of the pain, you regain strength and mobility, it has almost no calories, certainly no significant negative side effects, and it tastes great. >> absolutely. supple is the fast, safe, all- natural, international doctor- recommended way for anyone to get significant relief and t0 get rid of all their pain, all
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their immobility, all their suffering once and for all. if you just try a can of supple every day, you can feel a significant difference in just 7 days and better every week. it's absolutely delicious. i am so confident that supple will work for you, that i want to challenge everyone who's suffering from any kind of pain to call in, to try supple risk- free for 30 days. and to drink every can to the absolute bottom. if you don't completely love the taste, if you don't feel better week-after-week, if supple does not completely transform your life, i'll give you your money back. >> you're guaranteeing the product? >> absolutely. i'll give you your money back. this is a 100 percent unconditional, money-back guarantee. people need to try supple because it works. just listen to what real users have to say. >> i was in pain. i know what that feels like. i'm not in pain any more. i noticed a difference after about a week. but, after three weeks, i felt great. >> well, it kept me out of a nursing home and i'm still on the farm where i want to be.
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>> since i began the supple program, i have ner had, in this whole year, what i call and refer to as a flare-up. >> i use these cans of supple as ammunition against my pain. >> i noticed a marked improvement almost immediately, with a lot less pain and a lot more agility. it has been a life-changer and a true, true miracle. i cannot find any other words for it. >> but i really love supple. it really saved me. as much as i love my television, i'll shut my tv off before i'll give up drinking supple. that's how much faith i have in it. and anybody that doesn't try this is foolish because it really, really works. >> if you're watching right now, we talking with international arthritis advocate and arthritis survivor, peter apatow. peter has been selected by the world's greatest medical experts in the united nations bone and joint decade to be a leading advocate, to help end pain all
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around the world. if you have joint pain, back pain, bone pain, muscle pain, or even weakness or fatigue, and you want to get more information on how to get the new, more powerful supple drink, pick up the phone and call the number on your screen. we've worked out a special introductory offer that's only available on the smart medicine show if you call today. i encourage you to try delicious supple absolutely risk-free supple is guaranteed to work for you you've heard from real people who've experienced incredible results from supple and now you can, too. pick up the phone and call right now. now peter, pain drugs, steroids, pain creams, they're not joint regenerating agents, are they? >> no, they're not. those are all just drugs that do nothing but mask the pain. the reason that you have the pain is still there. and when the pain is no longer bearable and these drugs stop working, doctors recommend surgery that could lead to even more pain and even more degeneration with no guarantees.
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>> of course it makes sense to avoid taking drugs and doing surgery whenever possible. >> yeah. and with supple, you could get rid of pain without dangerous drugs or surgery. supple is the missing link that heals the root causes of pain by providing the core building blocks your body needs to heal itself. >> so they don't go after the pain first, they address the root cause of joint degeneration, reverse them, and as a function of that, relieve the pain. >> absolutely. they heal and rebuild the joint. that's what supple does. it rebuilds your entire joint structure, it eliminates pain, suffering and immobility and it helps you to be more mobile again. this is why people try supple. just listen to how people are switching to supple as the safe, all-natural alternative to dangerous drugs and surgery. >> i really urge everyone to try this thing. i've had 15 years of agony and i can honestly and truly tell you, i've reduced, i'm off the medication i had from the doctors, i just quit taking it.
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>> i feel a lot better. i feel good every day. it's helped my joints really a lot. >> i was going to the doctor with knee trouble because i was bone-on-bone. and he recommended cortisone shots and i went and had those, and they really didn't do anything for me. then, i was watching a program one night about supple and i ordered it. it was the best thing out that i've ever done for myself because it helped my knees, the cartilage come back into my knees. it helped my arthritic hands. >> by drinking the supple, i have not had to have any knee replacement. i do not have any pain at all in my knee now. the pain is totally gone. >> i just felt bad about every day having to take pain medication. and with supple i don't have to do that. >> with these kinds of results, why aren't the active agents in supple the first thing that doctors prescribe in the u.s.?
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>> it's because the drug companies. they're supressing them to preserve their own profits. medical doctors only prescribe what's being pushed by the drug companies. and it's just a real tragedy because the medical research behind these agents, it's irrefutable. >> why are you so confident in the research? >> it's simple. the active agents in supple are the most highly recommended joint rebuilding agents by the greatest medical experts in all of europe. they're standard of care in over 40 countries and over 13 million people use them safely every day, with no negative side effects. over 20,000 human clinical studies, observational studies, laboratory studies, meta- analysis, expert reviews. all these kinds of studies are available at the national institutes of health on these ingredients alone. >> that's very interesting. 60 minutes recently did a show on the difficult battle against counterfeit drugs from other countries. now, is this a problem with supplements too? >> it's a huge problem. the national institutes of health recently uncovered that
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all glucosamine and chondroitin, it's not the same. as much as 90 percent of these ingredients come from china and there's significant problems with counterfeiting, contamination, low-quality ingredients, skimping on ingredients, and even using low and unproven dosages. this is an example of a troubled industry that needs to be completely reformed. supple, on the other hand, has no ingredients from china, and we use only the most high quality, best ingredient sources available. we don't use any of these unethical and deceptive business practices. just listen to these real supple users who have learned that there's nothing more powerful than what's in supple. >> i've had back pain on and off since i was probably in my mid 20's, and since i've been taking supple i haven't had to deal with a back injury. some of the other supplements had like glucosamine and chondroitin. some of the basic ones that are out there but, nothing really stood out. notng really stood out until i started taking supple. >> this is my bad hip.
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the left. the pain was unbearable. i couldn't sleep, i couldn't walk. i tried 1,500 milligrams of glucosamine and 1,200 milligrams of chondroitin. but, they didn't do anything for me. my life has changed since i started to take supple. i'm a different woman now. i like to put on make-up, i like to get dressed up. it really works. >> peter, how can supple possibly be so effective when so many other products fail to help people? >> supple is the missing link that heals the root causes of pain. it reverses the disease process, it rebuilds your joints and it gives your body the core building blocks it needs to heal itself. pain, stiffness, immobility, overall weakness, fatigue, difficulty moving, difficulty sleeping at night, all these things, they just fade away. supple's core ingredients have been studied for over 35 years and we use only the highest quality and most clinically-
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proven ingredient sources available. >> what are the active ingredients in supple? >> supple has 1,200 milligrams of pharmaceutical strength, very special chrondroitin sulfate. the same stuff that's prescribed as an all-natural, safe drug throughout europe, and that was exclusively selected by the national institutes of health. we have 1,500 milligrams of very special shellfish-free, u.s.- made, glucosamine hydrochloride and a very powerful, anti- oxidant healing blend, with high levels of vitamin d, c, e, b vitamins, calcium and magnesium. >> so what can people expect if they try supple? >> if you just drink a can of supple every day, it's delicious, and you try to be just a little bit more active, you can feel a significant difference in just 7 days and better every week. it's absolutely delicious. it'll help you get rid of all your pain, all of your immobility, all of your suffering. you could stop taking dangerous pain drugs, you could avoid surgery, and now the new, more powerful supple formula can help all americans that are suffering
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from a common nutritional deficiency get rid of bone pain, muscle pain, overall weakness and fatigue, too. i am so confident that supple will work for you that i want everyone to try supple risk-free for 30 days and drink every can to the absolute bottom so they can feel the benefits for themselves, just like real supple users have. >> within two weeks i could tell the difference. plus, it's got a lot of vitamins and everything, and it gave me energy and it kept me out of the doctor's office. i wouldn't know what to do without supple. it has really, really helped me. >> i've had arthritis for, since i was 18, so it makes a big difference. >> what you spend on doctors, the price of supple is worth every nickel, every nickel. >> i started to experience a lot of back pain for the first time in my life when i, when i hit about 40 and it just got worse and worse with the more and more yard work i would do. after just probably about a week or two of drinking the supple, i'd come in from the yard and i'd expect to start to feel pain and there wouldn't be any. and the longer i drank the
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supple, the longer i could actually stay out in the yard. and i have no pain now. i can garden 8 hours, 2 days in a row and, and i really don't have any pain. >> i cannot recommend something that i do, really do not believe in. and there is nothing better than supple. >> if you're watching right now and you'd like some more information on how to get supple. it's a delicious drink for complete pain relief that really works. if you have joint pain, back pain, bone pain, muscle pain, overall weakness or fatigue, arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis or even fibromyalgia, this is a product that i highly recommend you try. pick up the phone and call the number on your screen for more information. supple is guaranteed to work for you and you can try it risk-free. if you call right now, you can receive a substantial introductory discount off the new, more powerful supple. you've heard from real people who have experienced incredible results from supple,
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and now you can too. peter's given us some research that's pretty compelling, so give us a call. >> peter, tell me more about the pain that you had. >>well, i suffered like you couldn't even imagine for 15 years. i had severe pain in my left hip that led to pain in my back, my neck, my knees and my feet. >> and what did you try that worked for you? >> no matter what i tried- drugs, dietary supplements- nothing really gave me my mobility back or gave me complete relief. the truth is that these things just don't work because they don't get to the root cause of the problem. >> so what happened when you finally started taking supple? >> it was miraculous. within 7 days, i felt a significant reduction in pain. within a month, i was completely pain-free, i was fully mobile again, and i've been like that now for years. no matter what i do, i can't even get the pain back. it's my passion now just to help other people get their lives back and to stay active just like these real supple users have. >> as i get older, it's just important to me that i can do all the activities that i want
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to do and not be held back by pain or inju and supple is part of that program of injury prevention and looking younger, feeling younger and staying active. >> i became a volunteer for the arthritis foundation. we had a walk and supple was one of the sponsors at the walk. and i was given several cans, and it wasn't any more than probably 3 or 4 days and i began to notice an improvement. and i thought, this can't be the supple you know. and so, i kept drinking it, and it kept getting better and better. and then finally, it dawned on me, yes indeed, this was supple. and it, it was a miracle to me. it was like taking, having absolutely somebody giving me a miracle drug. i could get up in the morning, i could get up and i could actually walk right away, i could come down the steps and walk. i didn't have excruciating pain any more. i would recommend this to anybody.
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this is the best thing i have ever found. >> that's an amazing story. i mean really all the stories you've shared with us today have been really inspirational. >> i know. they're just incredible. >> now peter, we're running out of time but do you have any last minute thoughts you want to share with our viewers? >> yes. i suffered from severe arthritis pain for decades. but today, my life is completely different. i have no more pain, no more immobility, no more suffering, i can sleep better at night, i take no pain drugs, i've avoided surgery completely, i'm fully active again. no matter what i do, i can't even get the pain back, and it's all because of supple. if you just drink a can of supple every day, you'll feel a significant difference in just 7 days and better every week. i drink supple every day. i absolutely love the taste. it's delicious - everyone loves the taste of supple. i am so confident that supple will work for you that i want to challenge everyone to try it risk-free, for 30 days. to drink every can to the absolute bottom. if you don't completely love the taste, if you don't feel better week, after week, after week. if supple does not give you your
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life back, i'll give you your money back. >> you'll give everyone their money back. >> i'll give your money back. that's how confident i am that supple will work for you. >> so you're guaranteeing the product. >> i'm talking about a 100 percent unconditional guarantee for no more pain, no more immobility and no more suffering completely getting your life back. >> that's exciting, isn't it? >> absolutely. i want people to be able to experience the same incredible results that real supple users have. if anybody tries supple and they're not completely satisfied, just call us, we'll give you're money back. >> i noticed a difference after about a week. but after three weeks, i felt great. since taking supple, i don't have any pain. >> now, there's no pain, at all. supple has really kind of just deleted the pain. >> i'm working much harder, more hours a day, all in a month's period is just incredible to me, with no doctors' assistance. strictly, right here, just out of this can, is just incredible. >> arthritis doctor after arthritis doctor, and they've
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given me steroid shots, they've given me pain pills that didn't work. and your body doesn't need all that garbage. plus, this stuff tastes good. i enjoy it. after the first week, i could sleep - there was no pain. >> i ran out of the product, and when i was off of it for a week or so, i was hurting very badly. and i went back on it and almost immediately i had relief. >> the problem is that i would always do every activity that i wanted to do, and i'd pay for it later. and now, i just don't pay for it later, as much. it's, it's made a world of difference. that's what sold me, was how great this supple tastes. supple is, it's amazing. >> go ahead and try it. you've got nothing to lose. if it does what it did to me, supple will be what you want. >> if you've ever had any kind of tendonitis or arthritis that's really a nagging, gnawing problem, you owe it to yourself to try this stuff. it's just an incredible thing.
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and i find it hard to believe it will work just for me only. >> if you're watching right now, we're running out of time. but if you'd like more information on how to get supple if you or a loved one has joint pain, back pain, bone pain, muscle pain, overall weakness or fatigue, arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or even fibromyalgia, and you've tried everything and you're fed up, pick up the phone and call the number on your screen. you can try supple risk-free and it's guaranteed to work for you. if you call right now, you can receive a substantial introductory discount off the new, more powerful supple. supple is a drink for complete pain relief that really works. peter, thanks so much for being on the show today. >> thank you. it's been awesome to be here. >> my name is dr. monita poudyal and you've been watching the smart medicine show. thanks so much for joining us and we'll see you again, very soon.
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(announcer) coming up ... the closer she gets to her wedding... i don't like the veil anymore! (announcer) ...the more impossible angela gets! oh, hell mutha, no! (announcer) but all this bridezilla's bluster... oh, my god! (announcer) ...just a symptom of a much bigger issue? (man) you have two days to change your mind, girl.
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i feel like i'm gonna' pass out. ahhhhh! (announcer) plus... (announcer) bridezilla bernie's a bonafide basketcase! you know i'm crazy. (announcer) but just try being a bridesmaid! you call yourself a friend? i don't need friends like that! (announcer) next, on "bridezillas"! ♪ ♪ (announcer) brandon and angela are about to tie the knot. my name is angela park. i'm 22 years old, and i'm a student at a massage school
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and i'm from maricopa, arizona. my name is brandon padilla. i'm 24 years old. i'm a computer tech and i live in maricopa, arizona. (announcer) a true romantic, brandon had planned a beautiful proposal, but angela did everything in her power to ruin it! when i proposed to angela, um, i had the ring. we went to a nice, fancy restaurant on the beach. and i don't like fancy places. i waited till after we were done eating, and i said, "hey, let's go take a walk on the beach." (angela) and i said, "no way! "it's freezing outside!" and after about ten minutes of bickering, i was like, "fine!" and i was pissed! (brandon) and then i just finally dropped on one knee and asked her if she'd want to spend the rest of her life with me. (angela) i thought, oh, my god! because we had only been dating for five months. it hasn't really hit me yet... that we're actually getting married. (announcer) angela may still be in denial, but in just a few days, the pair will be leaving the desert and heading to sunny california for their wedding day. i am getting married on november 22nd,
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in san diego, california. that's where i was born and raised, and it's right by the water where we love. we spent 35,000 dollars on the wedding. is it that much? yes, it's because-- wow! wow-- see, if you were helping me plan this, you would know how much you were spending. (announcer) angela isn't just in charge of the budget, she's in charge of everything! the type of bride that i'll be is very controlling. brandon, you're not wearing those sandals! so move into a different lane! you need to do something about all of this. the day of the wedding, i'm not going to ask. i am going to tell! (announcer) previously... we're not doing appetizers! (announcer) angela vetoed the entire wedding menu. i don't like any of these-this food, so i'm guess i'm not going to eat on my wedding day. (announcer) ...and anxiously kept her wedding dress away from prying eyes. (brandon) hey, can i come in? ahh, no! get the hell out! no, if you saw it, i'm buying a new dress! (announcer) but then, a dress induced panic attack left angela looking for an escape hatch!
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i really kinda feel light headed, right now. i don't know if i want to do this. oh, just rip it off! we have-we have a week left for me to re-think about it. (announcer) so, will angela's anxieties stay in check, long enough to make it down the aisle? oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! (deleted)-- i'm dizzy! (announcer) or... will she become a fiance-fussing... brandon! (announcer) yelling and cussing... i'm pretty (deleted) pissed off! (announcer) ...unable to chill... oh, my god! (announcer) in need of a pill... i cant believe this (deleted)! (announcer) out of control, briidezilla? oh, hell mutha... no! what! i am cussin' at you because you are not helping me! i'm gonna be late! well, hurry up! (announcer) angela seems to have recovered from her case of cold feet, and has decided, at least for now, to go ahead
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with her wedding plans. three days until the wedding. we're ready to go to san diego and all we have to do isake sure everything is, um... in the car and we should be on our way. come on, you guys, we got to go! we're already late-- what time is it? we need to get all this (deleted) in the car, right now. like, we need to make sure we have everything and let's just go. (announcer) while angela does the least of the work getting packed up, she certainly does the most complaining. (deleted)! it's hot! the (deleted) sun is like insane, right now. i'm getting a sun burn. what is that? brandon, you're not wearing those sandals. i told you-- please don't wear those, they're really embarrassing. i'll go change them. (announcer) after the travesty of brandon's footwear is acceptably resolved, angela, brandon and bridesmaid hannah, are ready to hit the road. brandon, you smell like sweat. (brandon) what do you mean? you stink like sweat. didn't you take a shower this morning? (brandon) yeah.
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(angela) how does that happen? (brandon) i don't know. i'm getting like car sick already... (deleted)! (announcer) angela's just plum tuckered from all of her nonstop whining, and promptly passes out... until... (cell phone ringing) hello? yeah, mom. we're almost there. brandon's driving slow. (announcer) even just moments after waking, it doesn't take long for angela to start making demands. can you get the food and the potty pads for the dogs? i don't want to go to the store though. mom, just go get 'em! they're gonna need 'em. i just need mascara, um, eye shadow, blush, some eyeliner. i want the liquid eyeliner if you can in like a midnight blue. did you get the pins for the money dance? what about the..um.. the rose petals? some deodorant, but it has to be the anti-perspirant kind
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because like if i sweat it doesn't like, you know, get all crazy under there. you're going to go to the store right now? okay-- bye! (announcer) now fully awake, our bright eyed and bushy tailed bridezilla gears up for a few hours of nonstop backseat berating! can you go a little bit faster? what's the point of the radar detector if you're going to just cruise along? i thought that we-i thought we'd got, we'd get here a lot earlier. i'm trying to get there as fast as i can. you're not trying hard enough! you're like going 72. where are we now? (brandon) we're getting there. how come it's taking so damn long? (announcer) and just when you'd think there's nothing left to bitch about... my freakin ass is numb! oh, my god! (announcer) amazingly brandon manages not to hurl his bride into oncoming traffic, and after six grueling hours, they arrive. all right, here we are. (angela) finally!
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(announcer) brandon and angela will be staying with brandon's family, but even a warm welcome doesn't defrost this icy bride! hey! hi! (brandon) good to see you. i'm really tired-- i-i'm just going to go to bed. (brandon) are you? yeah, i'm really, really tiered. like i can't even stay up right now. oh, my god-- i gotta go. (brandon) okay... (woman) goodnight! i just don't have time to socialize right now. i'm really, really tiered and, i'll see them on friday at the rehearsal anyway. goodnight. i think she's just so tired. (announcer) coming up... bridezilla bernadette... where do you get off? (announcer) ...makes a clean case for a padded cell! you know i'm crazy! (evil laughing) (announcer) and then... will angela's assanine attitude about marriage... you have to give and take. i take... and i take, and i take, and i take. (announcer) ...survive under her mother's scrutiny? well, it doesn't work that way.
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♪ (announcer) meet boisterous bride-to-be, bernie. (bernie) my name's bernadette bondo. i'm originally from cerulean west africa. i am a staffing manager, and i reside in diamond bar, california. (announcer) and her beloved beau, eric. my name is eric reed, i'm 43 years old. i was born in fontana, california, and i'm a water well driller by trade. it was not love at first sight. we were friends at first sight, though. sexual. we were not! eric's best qualities are... he's gentle, he's kind. he doesn't get on my nerves too much. her best quality. her butt and her tatas and her mind. ohhhhhhh-- that was sweet. this is hot! sit up, sit up, sit up.
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flex, flex, flex, flex! no! yes! no! don't be shy. (announcer) after four years of dating, these lovebirds will finally be getting married. i am getting married on november 22nd, at st. philip's church, in fullerton, and we are holding our reception at "the west ridge golf course" in la habra , and both of these places are in california! this is my first and only marriage. this will be my third one. you don't have to say that with pride. well... the third one's the best one. that's right, it's a charm! (announcer) and this 41-year-old, first time bride isn't shy when it comes to getting the wedding of her dreams. i need things to be a certain way. i am passing out the wedding party code of conduct. (woman) oh, no, she didn't! oh, yes, i did! i am a bridezilla and i'm at peace with it! i'm afraid you're going to hit me or somethin'. it is my wedding. if wanting what i want, when i want it, where i want it, makes me a bridezilla, that is fine.
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i don't care if i offend you. it's my day. (woman) you're being unreasonable! so let's not talk about it-- make it happen for me! that's your job-- make me happy! i want a damn hot dog! everyone! everything is causing me the most stress! you call yourself a friend? i don't need friends like that! she's bossy. uh-huh-- i am. come on-- fix my (deleted) back of me! tries to tell me what to do. you need to get up and go beat his ass! (announcer) so will bernie be able to keep her cool under the pressure to have the wedding of a lifetime? go get you're eyebrows done and you supposed to take me to get my eyebrows done. she touched me! she touched me! you don't freakin' understand-- i'm totally losing it! well, you are setting me off-- you set me off this whole time! (announcer) or, will she be a bridesmaid-expelling... she's gone-- she ain't going to the wedding. (announcer) shrieking and yelling... i want my veil! (announcer) totally erratic... oh, my god-- i haven't ordered a cake topper! (announcer) ... in need of a straight jacket... you know i'm crazy. (announcer) ...out of control, bridezilla? aaaaaaahhhhh!
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i'm hot-- i'm tired! that (deleted) is lying! do i look like i'm a kind person? like i won't run you over? two more pictures to go-- two more pictures to go! i'm losing it! are you (deleted) kidding me! are you (deleted) kidding me! ♪ (announcer) it's six days until the wedding, and bernie arrives at her bridal brunch expecting all of her bridesmaids to be in attendance. i mean, you see i need help! why are you just gonna take one thing and you see the bag is busted? why don't you help wit the bag that's busted? i don't get a hug? hi! (little girl) bernie, you look like, like a fabulous person! (bernie) i want to be a fabulous princess. i don't want to be the queen 'cause the queen got too much work. i already do that. (announcer) princess bernie goes on a royal tear when she realizes most of her bridesmaids are late! tee, man, ya'll, your bridesmaids. my bridesmaids-- i didn't pick 'em for you.
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nah, those are your people. you're the maid of honor. you should have these bitches in check! what-what did they do now? (bernie) they're not here! (tee) who are you looking for? (bernie) that's your job, to tell em' off. what are you going to do about this? what do you want me to do about that? i want you to regulate them. you can-- where is your cousin? i don't know-- did you call her? she got a e-invite. and she didn't respond? no. (announcer) rushing to the computer, bernie checks her email to see if there are any excuses for their tardiness. "i'm not sure i have transportation." whatever-- oh, let's see. i now have one bridesmaid here and one matron of honor and the other six, they'll get theirs. god doesn't like ugly. what goes around, what goes around comes around. (evil laughing) (announcer) one bridesmaid sure not to attend today's festivities is marie, who bernie kicked out of the wedding for having the audacity to want to choose her own plus-one. (tee) yeah, so what's up with marie? oh, she don't, she's not my friend. why? because... because she's rude. she felt like she could tell me who i could invite to my wedding. where do you get off?
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it's like, what do you see me as? you call yourself a friend? i don't need friends like that-- i'm done with her. (announcer) before bernie's remaining bridesmaids have a chance to brace themselves, bernie goes from mad to sad, in the blink of an eye. this is one of the most important days of my life. i'm not compromising on my wedding day! i'm not compromising. and i'm not even asking you to do anything. (announcer) and then in a flash, bernie's yo-yo emotions bounce right back to bitter! i'm already a bitch without the wedding. why would you want to (deleted) with me? that's true... okay, why would you-- do you think that this wedding's got me all goo-goo ga-ga-- i'm so in love i'm so... i'm, you know what? i'm worse! love ain't got (deleted) to do with this. i will always be who i am. (announcer) it's two days before the wedding and the first thing on angela's agenda is brandon's wedding day 'do. i need youmom to cut your hair. okay. but i... she needs to cut it really good because i don't want-- how do you want it?
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i don't want the side burns. so-- tell her to come here-- i want to tell her, 'cause i don't wanna-- mom? (mom) yeah? (announcer) though brandon's mother is a professional hair dresser, angela insists she's the one who really knows best! i want brandon's hair cut, and i want it a certain way 'cause i don't like the side burns. awww.... they've been there for years, angela. no... are you gonna let her do this to you? no, they're too old fashioned. you look like elvis. (brandon) i could just cut 'em in half just a little bit. no, okay, you can cut 'em but make sure they're super short. i don't want them... and then his hair on the top? short...like, but not too short. (announcer) once she's finished micromanaging brandon's mom, angela must inspect brandon's sister's wedding shoes. um, danielle's shoes... um, can i see your shoes? (danielle) yeah. what's wrong with her shoes? i want to see what they look like. they're supposed to be black, right? no. they're not supposed to be black. oh! that's what i said. uh-oh... why are they wedges? i said heels!
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(brandon) yeah... heels. what's this-- this is a heel! i know but this-- what is this? (mom) i don't even know what a wedge is. is that a new term? a new terminology? anyway, we're going to be late, so... just get everything done. all right. (announcer) apparently too busy to complain any further, angela hustles her own mother out the door to get to a trial hair appointment, and is in no mood to be slowed down! brandon! yeah? (angela) can you move your mom's car? okay. i'm going to be late! brandon! hurry up! (horn honking) brandon, get your stuff out of the car! what's on the floor? (brandon) i'm getting my sunglasses. what's on the floor? sunglasses, sunglasses. that's the contract for the reception! it's all stepped on! (brandon) oh, my god! (angela) what's going on! oh, my god! danielle left her backpack in the house! (angela) hurry up! oh my god-- now they all have to get inside the car. go, go, go! (horn honking)
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(announcer) after an aggravating five minute hold up, an anxious angela arrives at the salon. hi! did you get the pictures that i emailed? yes, i did. (announcer) once in the chair, angela begins to dish on some potentially potent issues she and brandon haven't exactly worked out. i told brandon, i was like, i do not want kids. you don't want kids? brandon wants kids now. i said, no way. (announcer) suddenly angela has a revelation. maybe marriage isn't for her after all! you have to give and take-- give and take. (angela) um... i take. don't always take. i take, and i take, and i take, and i take. well, it doesn't work that way. 50/50. well, he's going to have to. 50/50. not 50/75. (announcer) unsure about the sum of that equation, angela's apprehension begins to magnify! (angela's mom) you have a day. two days, to think about it. (hairstylist) you have a few days to change your mind, girl. this is not going to be any easier.
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it's not gonna be any easier? it doesn't get any easier! no. (announcer) instead of taking a long hard look at her own attitude towards marriage, angela goes off on a tear about her wedding veil! i don't know... i don't like the veil anymore! it's too long. i don't know. it's kinda like, old fashioned with the cathedraling. yeah, well people now are wearing like the tiara's... but this is still cute. are you lying? no. are you just saying that to make me feel better? ah... kinda sort of. so, i finally saw what my veil looks like actually on me with my hair done and everything and i wasn't too happy with it. no one wears veils like these! usually they're the small ones, but, it still looks cute though. (angela's mom) her tail's not that long. do you have a tail? mom, it's not a tail! i'm not a dog! well, what do you call it? it's a- it's a train! well, your train isn't that long... on your dress. i know! (announcer) angela might be jumping off this train for good, especially knowing this is the last stop, forever!
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two days? two days for the rest of your life. oh.... don't say that! i just don't want to hear the word "forever" 'cause that just sounds scary. forever, forever, forever, forever! (laughing) (announcer) coming up... bernie breaks it down for her bridesmaids. i don't care if i offend you. it's my day! make me happy! (announcer) and angela decides to tempt fate! (angela) dude, screw tradition-- i'm so over it. let's sleep together tonight and then see if the marriage works out. (announcer) next, on "bridezillas"!
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[ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can't make it? but you come every year! you could be playing bingo right now! woooo! and there's movie night -- you love movies! [ laughs ] sorry honey, can't hear you -- bad connection. love you! [ laughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] bold flavors for the bold hearted -- progresso heart healthy soup.
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♪ ahhh-- there goes big mama! (announcer) ter emotionaltart to her bridal brunch, bernie's remaining bridesmaids finally arrive and her meeting can begin! i am passing out the wedding party code of conduct. (barbara) oh, no, she didn't! oh, yes, i did! oh, my gosh-- are you kidding me? (in unison) be a responsible bridesmaid? thought it was a party, not a meeting. th is heard of. whatever questions you have, i'appreciate you to hold ithen we get to our question and answer session. this is ridiculous! i'll just wait till you all ready! (announcer) after some bickering from the bitter bridesmaids,
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rnieegins by telling the group, ino uncertain terms, that they shall obey or suffer the consequences! you're not gonna get thrown out, but i'm a talk about you to your face, behind your back. to everybody i know, that you know, to everybody that you don't even know. wherever we meet up, till the day you leave this earth. that's my promise to you, it's not even a threat. (bernie) it is! at the finest order. i think some of the girls are scared of her, and you can tell because a lot of 'em didn't talk. we're chatting between ourselves, like, should we ask her that question or are we gonna get cussed out? all right, put your hand down, i'm not done yet. at the wedding ceremony, you see the bride's veil is all jacked up-- fix my (deleted) back of me, please! i seriously thought this was going to be like a bridal brunch. maybe a stripper or two. i was conned! i was conned! do we have any questions or are we too busy talking to each other? chelsea has a question. the wedding's saturday, november 22nd. i have a school dance on the same day. chelsea, i will beat the black off of you. bernie!
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okay listen, i'm not trying to offend anyone and i don't care if i offend you. it's my day-- i'm athsmatic! i got allergies! i need to smell the perfume you will be wearing that day! so don't be the one that does, that don't make it happen 'cause i will talk about you. geez, she talking too much for me. hey-- come on! this is important 'cause you be like, "well i'm so sorry. "i didn't mean to offend you-- i'll be like, "it's too late!" (chelsea) this is a very big day for her and everything and don't get on her bad side 'cause if you get on her bad side during this wedding, you are.. done for. really. make it happen for me-- that's your job. make me happy! make it happen for me and i will thank you afterwards... or not. we have one more day until the wedding and i'm i'm seriously freaking out. we are on our way to the wedding rehearsal and we're really late. oh, my god, we gotta go. okay, is everybody ready? just hurry up!
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oh, my god, are you kidding-- mom's not ready? i'm trying to get everyone together... brandon's mom's still getting ready. brandon? (brandon) what? i'm leaving without you! again we are running late. (announcer) getting off to a late start puts angela in a foul mood! we have 12 minutes to get there. (brandon) there's no way. you're gonna (deleted)... you're gonna have to haul ass... like seriously. how can we possibly be late for a wedding rehearsal? i swear to god, we better not be late tomorrow for our wedding. oh, my god, i will like seriously like, huhhhh. i'm so freaking pissed. (announcer) once they arrive at the church, a staggering two minutes behind schedule, angela's bridal party awaits instructions from their fearless leader. there's nobody here that could coordinate it or show us what to do? no... no, i already know what were gonna do. okay, so you're coordinating it? yeah. all right. (announcer) but once the rehearsal gets underway, it becomes clear that angela has absolutely no idea what she's doing. like how do you pair people-- what order should they come out in?
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the shortest ones come first? ...or closer to brandon? when he's standing up there? oh, i need more than a hug, girl. i need like, huh.... (announcer) obviously confused, but too much of a control freak to ask for help, angela just continues to flounder. what are you guys doing? huh? (angela) oh, i didn't know that. i thought the flower girl was first. that's what i thought, but i guess not. mom... mom, the flower girl goes first. i think she leads the way to everybody. yeah. no. (angela) everyone else says that. that's what the petals are for. she's throwing the petals so you walk through them. i always thought that the flower girl was coming out first, but apparently it's before i come out. so that was something new that i learned tonight. i didn't know it was a big deal with petals walking down.
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who cares-- there's no significance. (announcer) after the rehearsal, the group goes out for some korean barbeque, but when the bridesmaids decide to imbibe, angela becomes irate! (laughing) you guys better not be hung over tomorrow. (laughing) to angela! don't cheer to me-- i don't like drinking. (announcer) the bridesmaids continue to score points when the conversation turns to the bridal party's wedding day hairstyles. (bridesmaid) our hairstyles are gonna be the same? well, it depends if they can get it the same, but... what is it gonna look like? it's just like an up-doo. what kind of up-doo? nobody's hair is gonna be down, except mine. is it gonna be a french twist type thing? nooo...it's like, it's like curls... i don't want a crazy up-doo. no, it's not gonna be crazy, it's simple. curls does not sound simple. it's not going to take very long either. can i see a photograph? yeah, you'll see it tomorrow when you take them. ooooooh... the bridesmaids are complaining
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that they're gonna have the same hairstyle. i wasn't complaining. at least we're getting the hair done. i wasn't complaining. (announcer) with angela already on edge, the bridesmaids only amplify her anger when they bring up why its bad luck for the bride and groom to spend the night together before the wedding. so wait, you guys aren't sleeping in the same place tonight, huh? what's everyone's big deal about that? like, if we were, who cares? is it bad luck? 'cause i just don't know how that thing works. let's test it out-- let's sleep together tonight and see if the marriage works out, and if it doesn't, then you guys will be right. i'm very irritated with my bridal party. you know, i've maintained composure until now, and i'm just, like, frustrated. i don't wanna deal with anybody. so screw everybody else. if-if they want to bitch and moan about how their hair's gonna be... like i don't care. i've had enough of it. brandon, i don't wanna stay at your parents house. and, i don't really feel comfortable staying at yours. it's 'cause i don't wanna... i probably won't be able to sleep and... everything.
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do you think corey can get us a hotel? yeah-- what about tradition? dude, screw tradition. i'm so over it. i'm over the whole tradition thing. it's so old school. that's how... i mean, our parents did that. (announcer) tired of being told what to do, angela tramples on tradition and tempts fate by spending the night with her groom! brandon, hannah, and i decided to get a hotel tonight because everybody was, seriously, just pissing us off with the whole tradition thing. i'm done with it. i'm pretty much like... tomorrow, i'm-i don't care-- we just want to get it over with. (announcer) coming up... bernie bullies her bridesmaids. barbara, your voice is annoying me. (announcer) and a wedding snafu... oh, hell motha... no! (announcer) ...has angela going through the roof! i am cussing at you because you're not helping me. i seriously want to (deleted) kill them.
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♪ (announcer) bernie has brought her bridesmaids along for some last minute wedding errands, but she might wind up having to shop for a new bridesmaid! so, what do i need to do for rehearsal stuff? what do i need to do? (bernie) be on time. i have a issue. no, you don't. (barbara) i do. no, you don't. (barbara) well you know...
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tonight, today is not the time to tell me the issue. but i'm-- no... no. the thing is... no, really... well i... no, no. i'm telling you... no, no. i'm telling you early... knowing you, it's some kind of football thing, or whatever. no, i don't wanna hear it. why would you decide to get married during football season? when you know... because i can! ...i'm all about football? i just had to let her know that, possibly, i would be missing the, um, rehearsal night. all the rehearsal, the rehearsal dinner, and everything. (announcer) with her son playing varsity football for the first time, barbara wants to see him play, even if it means missing the rehearsal! so what are you trying to tell me-- you're not going to the rehearsal? i can't-- i... you know, you got special needs and you need to be there, so you can see the rehearsal, barbara. well, i think that... you know, i know that it's a rehearsal... no, no, no, no, 'm not gonna kick you out, i'm gonna talk about you-- watch! trust me in that rehearsal without you there. when you walk into church on saturday, everybody's gonna know who you are. even the priest. why? (laughs) do it and find out. i'm trying to give her, like, enough heads up, as soon as i find out things i tell her. but why?
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when she's just gonna go bridezilla on me anyway. here's what you'll do. you'll go to the rehearsal, you won't go to the dinner. and you can just go to your son's game for the second half. but he's up first. it doesn't matter. he plays in the first quarter. i'm gonna miss the first quarter. you know what-- that means he's missin' rehearsal too! 'cause he's in the wedding. yeah, and chelsea's missing the rehearsal too, because she has a cif game. (announcer) with both of barbara's kids putting major school events before bernie's rehearsal, our bridezilla resorts to childish threats. you tell chelsea if she misses this rehearsal, when i see her saturday, i'm gonna wet her hair. she's a senior in high school-- it's her last... and, and... this is like her last game. okay, she's not graduating this weekend. hello... (laughing) i don't see the problem. you're being unreasonable. so let's not talk about it, then you don't have to be... feel like i'm being unreasonable. she's a teenager. that's what's wrong with the youth of the world today. they gotta learn responsibility someplace. you parents oughta be making role models. y'all said it... role models. when your children make a commitment
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they should follow through with it. now she's judging my parenting skills. what parenting skills! she started like... like just kinda ballin' me on like being a parent. like saying well you need to teach your kids responsibility. if they already agreed to be in my wedding, then they need to be in my wedding. that's unbelievable-- how are you even gonna go there? i went there-- did we go there? 'cause you took me there, that's why! ♪ (angela) so, it's the day of our wedding, i spent the night with brandon and everything's good. so, that whole tradition thing... i really don't believe it. our marriage will be completely fine. (announcer) tradition or superstition, angela heads to the hotel to get ready, hoping for a morning free of flukes or failures. at the end, so i can look fresh. (announcer) with the wedding a few hours away, angela suddenly feels sick to her stomach. oh, i feel nauseous. are you nervous?
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i feel like i'm gonna pass out. you're nervous. i think so. your hormones are like... (announcer) already feeling sick, more bad luck strikes angela when the power goes out and the girls can't finish getting their hair done! (brandon's mom) the circuit just blew. the circuit... we can't run anything. (angela) tell them to come, it's like seriously...emergency. (announcer) after much anticipation, the electrician arrives to fix the fuse, and our bridezilla bolts to get beautified. um-huh... it takes (melissa) awhile to get used to. you okay? even me. i just feel like they're gonna fall off. (announcer) putting on her final touches, angela rushes downstairs to take pictures-- when they discover a tear in the groom's tux! (woman) what is it... a hole? i can't believe they gave it to him like that. that's some bull(deleted), right?
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no, i just can't believe, like, how they can just do that when they know he's the freakin' groom. i can't believe this (deleted). there's a hole in my soon to be husband's tux and i'm pissed. that's some bull(deleted). how could they possibly give him that with a hole, that's clearly right on the bottom of his jacket. seriously, i'm so (deleted) pissed. (announcer) then, just when things couldn't get worse, the groomsmen report snafus with their suits! what's wrong with it? (woman) the pants are way too short-- they measured them wrong. oh, hell mutha... no. seriously, this is seriously... like i can't believe it. that is bull(deleted). we got to call them. i want my money back. they said they'll bring another one down. (angela) well, they better hurry up. we want the exact same thing without the hole. hold on a second. what's the problem-- what's so difficult about this? you guys pretty much screwed up my-my soon to be husband's tux.
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are you a manager? well, let me talk to a manager. i'm pretty (deleted) pissed off. i am cussing at you because you're not helping me. what do you want us to do? take a (deleted) picture and send it to you? why would we do this? how is that gonna help the problem right now? what's the next step after that? after the wedding is already over and my groom is wearing a tux with a hole in his frickin' jacket. we want a refund for all five of the tuxes that we rented from you guys, cause it's bull(deleted) that you guys gave him a tux with a hole in the jacket. dude, seriously... i seriously want to (deleted) kill them. (announcer) with only three days to go, bernie goes shopping for several different dresses to wear at her wedding. i've got five dresses that i will be changing into. and, right now, i only have two. so, it is quite a stressful time for me. (announcer) and after leaving it all to the last minute,
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bernie's stress has made her hungry! i'm stressing-- i want a hot dog now. that's our first stop. i'm gonna get a hot dog. you are stressing. ...which you're not gonna eat a hot dog before you go try on a dress. because then we're gonna have to hear about how i can't fit into the dress because i'm bloated. today, i've got to get my dresses. okay, you're the one that's on a time limit. if i can't get everything i need to get, then i'll probably have a meltdown. i have about an hour. ♪ (announcer) bernie has roughly an hour to find three dresses of her dreams, which could be tricky, since she can't seem to agree on what size she might be. she told me i was an x-large, i was like, i beg your pardon. i'm anywhere from an 8-10-12. let's see if she can get a bigger size for me. you want a hot dog now? yes, i wanna damn hot dog. are you still here? (whispering) she can't fit the dress,
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so now she's freaking out. but she still wants a hot dog. (bernie) you guys, i do like the silver one. can we see whether she can find me a bigger size or one where the zipper works? how about a bigger size and a hot dog. (laughing) (announcer) bernie seems to be deaf to her bridesmaids digs, and if anything, becomes completely fixated on finding a hot dog! i want my hot dog. i think that we're doin' good without hot dogs. i'll go get my own damn hot dog. we're running outta time. and i want my hot dog. (announcer) for all her talk of hot dogs, bernie can't seem to find a thing that fits! i like this style, but it don't look right on my body. and that's a problem. i have to make a decision, because i need three dresses today. what if i got a bigger size, so that it flows? well that material isn't made to flow. it's made to... i don't wanna hear you talk anymore. (announcer) frustrated with the fit, the bridesmaids seem to only further irritate an already testy bride! barbara, your voice is annoying me.
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just... i'm trying to be a help. barbara! don't even breath. whatever, bernie, whatever. (bernie) i don't care, barbara. i'm hot-- i'm tired! i'm exhausted! i've tried on too damn many dresses. okay. cool. cool-- cool. okay, can you take me off this? she's pissing me off, she's pissing me off. but that's... (bernie) barbara, you're talking too much-- shut up! to yell in the dressing room and tell us to shut up, she has definitely been a bridezilla. dealing with her is just stressing me out. (announcer) with not a single dress and no time to spare, bernie's beleaguered bridesmaids have to set aside their own frustrations to literally pick this bridezilla up off the floor! no, no, no, we're not gonna get depressed. no, no, no. (bernie) i'm done. i'm done, i'm seriously done. (ana) okay, don't give up on me. i know we tried on a lot. i can't get up-- i'm so tired. oh, my gosh, c'mon.
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this is dress number 25. it's enough-- it's enough. (announcer) eventually, bernie pulls it together and finds three shiny reception dresses in record time! i love it, i'm taking it, all right. ladies... let's see... (screaming) do i look as good as i think i look? (barbara) you do-- i love it, i love it. oh, lord, you know what that means? we're down three. thank you, lord! it's a hot dog wrapped in bacon. pork and more pork. i'm not gonna be able to fit in my dress. but that's all right, this is good. (announcer) coming up... will the stress of this wedding... oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! (announcer) ...cause angela to run screaming? i don't know if i wanna do this. (announcer) find out next on "bridezillas"!
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♪ (announcer) after being delayed by drama, angela has 15 minutes to change from her picture dress into her wedding gown and get to the chapel on time! (deleted)-- i'm dizzy. who cares-- let's go. it's the elevator. (announcer) with all of her morning malfunctions behind her, angela doe't expect yet another one to happen right in front of her eyes! dude, my (deleted) eyelashes... it's like coming out. oh, my god, seriously, the glue on this (deleted) eyelash is like not staying right there. i don't think i have glue. ah, (deleted)! that sucks.
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this is horrible. (announcer) unable to fix it herself and about to lose her mind, angela demands that her makeup artist, melissa, return to fix her loose lash. you need to call... can you call melissa? i need her to meet me at the chapel. to fix my-- tell her it's lifting and i don't have any glue. it's not noticeable. you can just feel it, huh? oh, my god. this is horrible-- uh. (bridesmaid) do you have any eyeliner? it doesn't... it won't make a difference. it's like literally lifting. look at it-- it's (deleted) lifting. oh, my god. (deleted)! oh, my god-- oh, my god. breathe... we'll get there. the front just called-- the limo is here. oh, my god, we gotta go. oh, my god. (announcer) hoping to get an e-t-a on the makeup artist to calm angela's nerves, they discover she is not anywhere close by. are they still on the way? yeah, she's on her way, but it's not going to be before four.
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she's not gonna make it on time, girl, at all. ah, man. do you wanna talk to her? no. (announcer) as angela fights back the tears and tries to hold on to her lash, bridsemaid raquel gets a bit of good news! they're almost to rosecrans. oh, my god! (announcer) moments from walking down the aisle, angela is saved by melissa, who has rushed back to rescue our restless bridezilla. (bridesmaid) yay-- here she is, here she is, here she is. oh, my god, you're a lifesaver. let's do this-- don't be nervous, okay? 'cause it'll shake too much and it'll be hard for me to get. it feels okay. oh, my god, i almost had a (deleted) heart attack. okay, it's great. (announcer) after a wedding morning full of bad luck, angela will finally have her perfect wedding, and the man of her dreams. ♪
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♪ angela, i take you to be my wife. (priest) you are my best friend. you are my best friend. (priest) and i love you. and i love you. (priest) brandon, i take you to be my husnd. brandon, i take you to be my husband. (priest) you are my best friend. you are my best friend. (priest) and i love you. and i love you. (priest) you may kiss your bride. (priest) mr. and mrs. brandon and angela padilla, husband and wife. (angela screams) (applause) everything did fall into place, even if it was some kind of malfunction with my eyelash, or if it was running late... um, it all worked out. (announcer) while it seems as if everything has come off without a hitch, it wouldn't be angela's wedding
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without one last official snag. i forgot to bring our marriage license for our pastor to sign. we're not married. we still have to sign the papers tomorrow. so, i could just say, the hell with it. so could i. but seriously, we have to sign those papers. what do you mean? like tomorrow. because that's weird, like we had this whole wedding and we're not married. it doesn't matter, we're still married. no, we're not, not legally. yes, we are. no, we're not. why-why-- how do you figure? we just are. come here. get out. (announcer) once the paperwork has been signed, the next step for this happy couple is still under some debate. i'm looking forward to, um, having kids. you do, i don't. we're gonna have them right away. no, we're not. yes, we are. no-- no, we're not. we'll see about that. no, we're not. we'll see. yeah, we'll see. hey, i have ways of sabotaging.
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no, you don't. you're not sabotaging... maybe one year. no. yeah. no. yeah, with a little sabotage. no. you're really gonna do that too. i bet you anything-- you really are. oh, my god! ♪ (announcer) on the next episode of "bridezillas"... bridezilla josaine's the latina diva... excuse me? why don't you just get outta here-- i'm tired of you. (announcer) ...with a red-hot temper! don't hang up, or there's not going to be no wedding. i'm tired of it and that's it! and i don't wanna (deleted) deal with (deleted) anymore! (announcer) plus... i'm (deleted) losing it! (announcer) when bernie's bridal party starts dropping like flies... please do not do this to me. that's your (deleted) best man! (announcer) can this basketcase bridezilla... are you (deleted) kidding me? i can't take this!
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(announcer) ...keep her eye on the prize? i'm done-- i really don't like this. (announcer) on the next episode of "bridezillas"! this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant.
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do turns to i don't. >> i know you cheated on me. >> you pawned the ring. you know i love you. >> did he cheat? did she. and can "the test" get this couple living happily ever after. >> kirk: have you ever had sexual intercourse with anyone other than jasmine? >> then is their sister's big booty butting in on their relationship? find out today on "the test". [applause] [cheering] [♪] >> kirk: hello and welcome to the test test i'm kirk fox. something old, something new, something borrowed, something pawned. my first guest jasmine says the wedding bells stopped chiming
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when she suspected their groom of sharing their future marital bed with someone else. >> i broke off my engagement because i know he is cheatg. he is a liar. i already pawned the ring. >> aaron wants to takes the vows and will do whatever it takes to woo his bride back. >> ly do anything to get jasmine back. the test will prove i'm not cheating so we can finally get married. >> kirk: please welcome jasmine to the show. [applause] welcome. have a seat. so you think aaron is cheating? >> yes. two months ago i went through his phone and i saw text messages from girls saying i miss you where are you? when am i going to see you. we was engaged we got engaged. >> kirk: what did he say when you called him on that? >> it was like his cousin or something like that. or -- >> kirk: he missed his cousins.
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kissing cousins, maybe. >> yes,. >> kirk: and you were engaged at the time? >> yes, we got engaged we were supposed to get married in december but i pawned the ring. >> kirk: did he for you pawned the ring? >> no. >> does he know now? >> probably now. >> kirk: all right. well, aaron has heard everything his former bride to be has said and is not giving up without a fight. aaron is ready to walk down the aisle. let us have him walk down the stage, welcome him to the show. >> are you seeing -- you pawned the ring? you pawned the ring? what you did with the money? >> does it matter. >> how much money you got for it? you pawned the ring? i don't mean nothing to you at all? that is how you feel. jasmine you know what the ring is for. that is how you feel. jasmine that is how you feel. >> move aaron.
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>> are you serious? you pawned the ring. you know i love you. stop and listen to me. >> aaron. >> jasmine listen i want to be married to you but you are ruining this. why? for what? is it somebody else? it got to be because you are always accusing me of cheating. >> kirk: aaron let's back it up. why are you running from him? >> because i do not want to be around him. >> that is how she always is all the time. >> kirk: aaron did you just find out that she pawned the ring? >> yes, and it hurts me. i bought that ring for her like our promise ring it was an engagement ring. she takes her time and pawns the ring? for what? >> kirk: why did you pawn this ring? >> he don't care because he -- >> i'm here. when i'm not working i'm on the phone with you trying to fix things with you. always. >> why all of a sudden you want to get back with me. >>
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