would be banned for life. >> all spoken by teenagers. >> do you have any that just drive you -- >> you have teenagers in the house is there any that drive you nuts? >> i don't know if they are actual words. >> it's okay. >> one is like craecrae. that drives me crazy for whatever reason. i do like inapropro. the other one is it's like your girl, your guy. >> it's like shortened by one letter. it makes no sense to me. >> it's its own word. it's not a shortened word it's its own word. that's on the list. >> okay you're a teenager now? >> no i had this conversation with someone i figured it out. here are some of the words people wish would be banned for life. >> moist. >> oh, yes. >> you guys like that word? >> okay you do or don't like the word? >> don't. >> i do. >> only guys like that word. >> epic? >> epic can be overused that's epic then it's tom. dumb. >> people saying would of instead of would have. >> just saying. literally. a lot of people say literally when it's not something that is literal. >> i love just saying, usually the way i use it is just saying, -- >> you know me too >> any hoo. that's dumb. >> chilax and bae. >> those are great lists. >> you almost want to use them now because they are that annoying. just chillax about being my bae. >> you're moist. >> the worst greeting ever is when you say hey how is it going. like in the office i hear it more. just living the dream. [laughter] >> so dumb. >> i love it when people say living the dream. it? >> what? we're on a roll today. >> did you see that i just hit my leg. [laughter] >> good reflectses on this one -- reflectses. reflects -- reflexs. >> you know you're old when you're going to your 30 year high school reunion. >> that's not the answer. you know you're old when one of your former interns and has a baby. that was jr's baby. sent us this adorable photo for our art's cameras plus picture of the day. this is his little girl reese on the day she turned 8 months old. reese loves her daddy and says dada over and over again. >> reese is adorable. that does make me feel old, but so excited to see that picture. >> interns having a baby. >> i bet that makes you feel >> is there someone in your life who is special you want to see featured on tv. make sure they are as cute as reese. no i'm just kidding. tell us about them. send them to pictures@themorningblend.com. new that the weather is getting cooler a hot dish that is hearty and tasty sure sounds good doesn't it? >> that's what we're making today. chef mike stigler is here from thunder bay with a rustic american dish. we know how much you like your cajun. >> what is it called? >> chicken chopatulos. >> it's native american, indian like we have patonia drive. it's a street down in new orleans. its it's also named after a indn tribe down there. this represents rustic american fare. >> it's a word with a lot of vowels. >> we call it chicken chop. chop is what we're calling it for short. >> is it spicey? >> it is flavorful. not spicey, but flavorful. >> you do cajun as well as anybody in the world. part of it is because you love it yourself. >> i love everything it represents. it represents flavored food, honest food and food that has a lot of flavor and color. >> this is a mixture of we have beans everything tied together with a really delicious sauce. >> yum. >> what we're going to start off with is our chicken breast. this is a boneless chicken breast which we marinate. very moist. [laughter] >> it's very moist. >> we're going to put nice cajun seasoning on it. it's got cajun flavoring going through it. from there we have it in the grill pan. while you were chatting about annoying words. to me awesome is over used i have a 14-year-old and everything is awesome. >> the word that drives my boyfriend nuts is the word meal. do you say serve a meal or have dinner? >> to me a meal is more of a sit down affair with a multiple components. i like feast. feast is a good word for me. >> i'm going to start using >> that's a fierce word. >> i agree awesome is overused. >> in addition to that we have awesome green beans going here which we're going to put a little cajun seasoning on as well and we're going to let these blacken up. epically awesome green beans. we have a potato medley, yukon gold and red potatoes. to that we're going to add a little red pepper and onion to give it a little additional flavor in there as well. those are roasted in the oven so we get the peels and everything dish and also going to add really good flavor as well. >> red peppers. >> also in this pan we're going to put some of our tosso ham. that is cajun porked shoulder. we have garlic, red pepper, onion. we're going to put this in the pan so it gets crisp up on the bottom and release juices out in the potat potatoes and all goino cook together. >> we have potatoes, chicken, beans, sauce, it's g together for a delicious tasty dish. >> it smells really good mike. i like that. >> you know i wanted to talk about the pan you're using for the chicken. it's like an iron skillet. you still get those marks. tonight if you don't want to fire up the grill it's a nice way to get meat to look like that. >> cast iron is one of my favorite things to cook in. it's a f fantastic way of >> it allows you to cook over high heat. you can use high heat and you don't have to use special utensils or anything like that for it. you can just cook your steaks your chicken whatever you want to cook in it without worryings about it burning too much onto the bottom. >> ihink some people worry about the caring of it. they hear you have to oil it and wash it a certain way. >> all you need to worry about is just don't use a dishwasher with it. that's the main thing. we have our potatoes on the we're going to hit this up with the green beans on either side of it. green beans are going to get a little bit of oseogo cheese. then we're going to drizzle the sauce over top to tie it altogether. then finish it off with a little green onion on top of there like so. and then a little bit of cajun around the edge to give it a little color. chopatulas. >> it's like a teepee. the way that is stacked is awesome. i love that. >> stack of deliciousness. >> it is looks fantastic. >> while you taste that i want to talk about your sunday brunch. you serve that from 10:00 to 2:00 every sunday and the selection is unbelievable. >> we have a wide variety. waffles, french toast, lunch items, burgundy beef chicken, the full produce bar, beverages are included. non-alcoholic beverages. it's a wide variety of items. >> if there is a packers game don't worry about it you have all of those big screen tvs so people can stay on top of the game, have a drink, have a cocktail with friends and a delicious meal served to you you don't even have to clean up. >> yes indeed. >> here's where you can find thunder bay. ask for the chicken chop. the phone number (262)523-4244 they have a big beautiful bar, thunder bay grille.com is the website to visit. good stuff mike as always. >> thanks ladies. >> way to play along with our words you want to ban. >> i got to pay attention with you guys you never know what you're going to drop on me. >> we love you bae. >> rock n' roll. we'll tell you about a a career field in high demand and how you can get a degree in less than two years. and ts married 18 years how they kept each other motivated through a weight loss program that helped them lose 80 pounds. and why it is not too late to ramp up your outdoor living space. come on... dogs just won't quit. neither does new frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy! it is new siding windows or amped up outdoor space how would you like to spruce up your home with one stop shopping? i am here now with aaron brown and eric brown from siding lindutdoor living unmiteto?e fal winter and even spring projects. hello guys. >> good morning. >> good morning thanks for being here. >> i think this is the time of year people think gosh i need to get stuff done or what not. talk about before we get to the timing of the year, outdoor living unlimited and what you expanded whate do normally to the house and just went outside and the area outside stamped concrete, outdoor patios, fire pits that type of thing. >> this time of year is one of my favorite times to sit outside, you get to see especially if you have a wooded area some of the wildlife, its deer coming in to play. the leaves turning. having that warm cup of coffee or is there time to do that yet this season and enjoy some of the outdoor spaces? >> yes certainly. we're, you know just end of september so there is plenty of time to get some good quality working weather in for the outdoor living stuff. and, if you don't want to do it right now, the planning can start to get a jump on spring and you know, really with these projects a lot of planning can go into it. a lot of thought can go into the project. so, getting a start on that right nowan assure you that you can enjoy it actually next get started for spring? is it just coming and meeting or having you come look at the space? how do people approach that process? >> they do both. they will look at our showroom to get ideas. and then we have people that on staff that can actually give you ideas. and what we'll do is we'll design your backyard for you. you give us your ideas we'll incorporate some of ours and we'll design that outdoor living space you are craving and want. >> i think the outdoor unlimited area is just fantastic, but side something a little more pressing this time of year. talk about siding unlimited and what you do there? >> the siding unlimited has been our flagship company. the siding, windows, roofing, doors all of that stuff. and, this time of year, yeah, roofing, siding, windows all becomes a little more pressing because people want it done you know before the winter, but, windows especially. because even the last few days i know we had warm weeks not that you start feeling that your windows might need work or your doors are drafty. >> the little air leakage in between. these are beautiful images of wonderful windows that allow you to enjoy the outdoor when is it is getting cooler and we want to be indoors. what kind of window products are you using? >> that particular job, i believe we have the sunrise windows there. they've been our main product. >> gorgeous. >> those windows windows have been our main windows for the last 15, 16 years. >> what is more important the actual window or the installation? >> both. >> really? >> not a trick question? >> no. [laughter] >> no. i mean without the proper installation, your window is not going to you know, it's just not going to work the right way and so, we kind of have to have window without the proper installation you're going to be in trouble. >> yeah. yeah. what about in terms of where you guys go. a lot of people have heard o you and obviously seeing the beautiful work you do they are probably thinking i got to get this done. i need to be doing this where do you go? >> our showroom is in waukesha off of 94. not too far from thunder bay that's pretty sweet. >> so you can stop in for lunch. >> yeah then stop by. >> but we do reach all of southeastern wisconsin. so, i mean milwaukee. the north shore. port washington and as far west we'll go out towards madison. we are, we are milwaukee and madison's only pella certified contractor. >> wonderful. >> which is pretty you know it's a nice feather in our cap, but like aaron mentioned before, pella with the wood windows and sunrise with the vinyl is our two main brands. option in the market. >> a lot of times when people see them in the showrooms or see these beautiful images they are like that's what i want. >> you're going to be on 620wtmj radio with mr. fix it this weekend. >> saturday at 8:00 to 9:00. i'm on the fix it show taking calls. anything you want to throw at me. if you just want to listen in usually we get into some of the calls lead into some in depth conversation or talk about different products, installation or business. >> from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. you will be on this saturday with mr. fix it on 620wtmj radio. i think it's wonderful. the point is people really need to contact you guys and talk about it come out and see your showroom or have you come and take a look at what they have. here's the information. you have this great special right now. 18 months same as cash financing. you have got to stop into the location in waukesha. the showroom is on larry court. you can visit online at siding unlimited.com to learn more. contact them and set up an appointment for a free estimate. you do free estimates right? >> absolutely. >> thanks you guys for being here. >> thank you. >> good luck on the radio show. helping people overcome obstacles keeping them from enjoying every day life. up next this couple says they have more energy, sleep together and they have lost 40 pounds each. that's right after the break, how they kept each other motivated to keep the weight off. and if you would like t the streaming video on themorningblend.com. ?happy music? [bus honks] themorningblend.com. stay with us we'll mom avo: as a working mom, i need after-school snacks to be easy. and get rolling. it's the quick and tasty protein pick-me-up we need before we're out the door again. and it gives us more time together. because they're only little for a little while. announcer it goes fast. savor every delicious moment. welcome back to the morning blend where we are continuing our tour of tosa. wauwatosa is the home of the locally based group burn fat. they guarantee you will lose weight a minimum of 20 pounds to be exact. these guys did just that and then some. here we're with two nutrimost graduates peter and desiree kossow and jen mccommons. she's a health coach for 855-burn-fat hi everybody. >> good morning. >> thank you so much for being here. i met you at the offices at wauwatosa a short timing a when we did our on location story. it's great to see everybody and what you do jen. is that in a certain amount of time how does it work? >> what it is, we're going to guarantee you will lose that 20 pounds during the time you are working with us. on average around 40 days for most people. if it takes a little more time we are able to work with you on that. the majority 95% of our people are doing it in the 40 days. >> that's incredible to think that everybody is guaranteed to lose 20 pounds is absolutely wonderful. let's talk about you guys. not only did y you combined loss closer to 88 pounds because you lost 48 pounds in two rounds and y l. ght? >> yup. >> tel us how it was for you guys and how you did that? >> it was pretty easy doing it together. i think that was the biggest thing. to support one another. but, we had our ups and downs. >> uh-huh. >> usually it didn't fall in the same day which was a good thing we were doing it and i was down she would remind me. >> that didn't happen very often. >> that's great. you have such a positive attitude about it. did you find that cooking together really helped also? >> he is the cook i'm not the cook. [laughter] >> okay did you find that doing it together and being on the same plan helped? >> yeah it did. you become very creative. >> i bet. yes. and you have been married for 18 years. from what i understand you did everything together as part of this right? >> >> from the get go we did day one. [laughter] >> when you would go in for your body composition analysis you would go together and get on the sascale i know it tells you your body composition and weight and body fat measurements. here is video of you guys sitting down with jen and having a health coach. i also want to look at your before and after pictures. i think that is part of what motivation for you just the ability to do it with someone would be really motivating. >> it was. >> most definitely. >> very motivating. simply because, she's had a hard time losing weight. she's been on every program you could think of. i heard this on the radio and they said they guarantee 20 she said let's go for it. itke >> and as their health coach they are wonderful to work with. they motivated me. they are so much fun to work with and such a wonderful couple together. it's great to see how they can work together and, even though each of them had a bit different plan that is individualized for each person they were still able to combine that and do that together. that's the nice thing with the >> you think about 88 pounds i know that is between two people, but that's a lot of weight to lose. if you think about carrying or holding 88 pounds, that's a lot. and one of the things i know you have talked to us before about jen there is a focus on losing weight of course that's a wonderful thing, but also about health. they are proof of that. >> absolutely. so i know that, both of them have medication changes that have occurred. i will let them each comment on that, but they've had huge, i know you guys are sleeping non-scale victories that occur, besides just the weight loss. >> tell us about that. both sleeping better and have you noticed health improvements? >> most definitely i cut my blood pressure medication in half. i used to be on prilosec and i haven't had it since i started the program. my joints aren't hurting as much extra 40 pounds. more energy. it has been a blessing it really has. >> have you noticed your health feeling better too? >> absolutely because going back to the knees, i can walk and i can going to have a good walk outside and the knees don't bother me anymore. >> that is wonderful. >> she's also was on the sleep apnea machine she doesn't need it any longer. >> that's amazing. >> uh-huh. >> your sleep is not only are you s but to not have an issue with sleep apnea is incredible. a lot of people will sit on the couch and tell us they have more energy. and i think sometimes you don't realize how low your energy is until it comes back and you have good energy again. >> i think many of us go the joints aching, the sluggish thought process, the energy that just tends to be gone at the end of the day and especially if you are not drinking your caffeine throughout the day. once you do the program and you of these symptoms are related to foods just like acid reflux, sleep apnea those are all things by losing a small amount of weight can go away. we give you pills to take care of those or ma sheep machines t. life sometim -- lifestyle changn take these problems away. >> losing weight and eating healthier food can improve your health is such dramatic ways really quickly, if someone wants to get started on 855-burn-fat, one of the things you said in the office was if people come in they can even get started the same day they have the consultation. >> uh-huh. we do. we have the ability to do that. when you are ready to start we can scan you and give you all of the supplies all of the information and you go home and you start the day you want to start. so, it's, instant. >> that's amazing. great to see all of you thanks for sharing your story. here's if you want more information or schedule a consultation it is less than $30 to do all of the things jen just mentioned which is the scan and the consultation with the health coach. call (414)269-5683 or visit them online at 855-burn-fat.com to find out more and start losing. their office is in wauwatosa on west north avenue close to mayfair mall and again just be sure to call them, make an appointment that's really the first step in again thank you guys so much. appreciate it. congratulations. thank you. still ahead on the show making sure people who have a disability get all of the benefits they deserve. and up next how you can get started in a career that is expected to grow 23% in just the next nine years. we're continuing our tour of tosa. careers in healthcare are in high demand now and will be well into the future as well. one of the specific career fields is occupational therapy. here with information on how to get started is deb mckernan-ace with bryant and stratton college and one of their recent graduates. thanks for being here ladies. occupational therapy is a newer >> it is. >> is that why you started the program? >> yup we're really dedicated to employability of our graduates at bryant and stratton college. we do a lot of research in the community to figure out what are the high demand career fields. occupational therapy is in high demand nationwide. it is expected to grow. we need more ot's and ota's. 23% by the year 2025 due to baby boomers and other scenarios that are happening we just of us out in the world working. >> that's a great thing to know as a recent graduate, and someone who is interested in that type of program to know if are you going to spend your money on a program that there is a very high demand for the career you are choosing to do. so when it talks about occupational therapy as an assistant, how does someone get started in the program? what do they do? >> they call our admissions office, make an appointment with our admissions rep. they can contact me as well and i can get them hooked up. they can call me for a tour. sought us out that are looking at us as a second career and we have students out of high school looking for that first opportunity and college experience. then we go through the enrollment process with them and it's very very easy and, simplistic. we walk them through the process. >> we started the program two years ago? >> we did in january of 2015, sierra is one of our graduates from our first group that we're excited about. a month ago. we're knee-deep. we progress and enrolling for january. >> before we get to your experience i want to know a little bit about what ota's, that's what they are occupational therapy assistants what their job entails? >> at the assistant level they would be supervised by an ot typically. we work with people kids for example, who have special needs in the schools, we can work with elderly folk who is have had hip replacement surgeries or strokes or those kinds of things, but we have mental health issues and struggling out in the community. one of our national kind of empowerment things right now at the national level is the well elderly and keeping our elderly well in the homes longer so we can can have them 95-year-old living at home safely and healthy. we're working with government agencies and those kinds of things too. >> and veterans too? >> veterans having problems reacclimating. really unique places that i think people don't know that about our profession which sets us apart from a lot of other therapies. >> the program is about two years. in that time what did you experience through the program? a lot of hands on stuff what was it like for you? >> my experience was amazing. i had a lot of real life hands on lab settings. multiple clinical rotations and the staff is amazing. they really go above and beyond to make sure you have all of the >> thanks to them i now feel confident and prepared to get out in the work field. >> you're studying for your boards which you will be taking soon as well. i think that's really cool because you were part of the first graduate group. why did you choose to go back to do occupational therapy assistant work. what made you decide this career field was right for you? >> i chose occupational therapy because i i wanted a career that allows me to be creative, to work in a variety of settings, importantly was my desire to help others. through the completion of this program i have the knowledge and skills to do exactly that. >> talking approximate some of the other things like the kind of money you can make, the need, i think that's something that is important because you want to also know if you are investing this amount in your career you are going to be able to make money too. the average income is very opposite it is $55,000 a year. >> it is. >> and a lot of practice settings it is. >> that's fantastic. ota. over $55,000. that's according to the national bureau of labor statistics and the demand as you mentioned is expected to grow 23% by 2025. i mean just knowing that there is that much growth and need for this career i think just, allows you to have peace of mind when you go into something you care so much about knowing you're going to have longevity. >> you can float within the profession so much so you can work in pediatric decide i want a different area of practice, not change careers just change the area of practice. >> so the age or type of people you work with. >> not a lot of professions can you do that. >> do you know who you want to work with? >> i like pediatrics. >> you would be great with kids. >> people who want to learn more about an ota profession or healthcare dessert and discussion event is wednesday october 12. two wednesdays from now set your the tosa campus and here's where you can contact bryant and stratton college at tosa. (414)302-7000 for their wauwatosa campus or visit online at bryant stratton.edu. what to do if you can't work because of a disability or injury on the job. who to call for a free welcome back . it is frustrating to get hurt at work or have a disability that make it is impossible to do your job. what should you do to get the benefits you deserve? you need to ask for help because legal issues can be super complicated. alex eichhorn and lauren zwirlein are attorneys and partners they are here with social security disability benefits and workers comp. great to see both of you. thank you. let's talk about how tabak law is able to increase someone's odds because this is a good thing for people to get the benefits they deserve. of someone being approved first for social security benefits. one of the first questions i have is this age specific? we think of social security as being for someone 65 or older? helping disabled individuals. that ranges from children, we have helped young children whether because of adhd or many different conditions received disability, all the way through elderly individuals. we've had clients from 3-years-old to 90-years-old. so, no, there is no age specifications for disability. so, in regards to that, we help all aged individuals. there okay. so if somebody is eligible for social security disaby probably have so be certified as being disabled right? >> we have a very streamline process. we receive an intake call, or we reach out to an individual who is then a contact with their office for evaluation. we have a ten minute evaluation to determine eligibility. based upon this conversation we follow-up with them and have them do a more in depth or have an in depth conversation with them regarding their impairments that they believe are causing financial means. because, in disability this is two separate programs there is title 2 and title 16. one of which requires limited assets and the other just requires work history. we make a determination of whether or not someone is eligible for title 16 or 2 or a concurrent claim and we process that claim. as far as disability requirements go, if you're unable to work due to any disability or injury we would love for you to contact our office. we are willing to do a f services are free unless we are able to help you. it can be a great way to help individuals and, really that's what our law firm focuses on. we want to help people receive the benefits and get back on their feet. >> that's wonderful the way you do your compensation structure so that if you can't help someone, your services don't cost them anything. i think people are already in a difficult situation if they are unable to work. so i think that's great. what is your success rate when someone who doesn't have legal representation? >> we're above the average for that. i think the big thing when dealing with social security is it's just sort of a long scary process, so having someone there every step of the way making sure paperwork is filed on time, making sure that doctors reports are obtained just making sure that they are doing all of the right things the whole way through. it can take a long time. you want to make sure nothing gets missed. >> it is complicated. i think people are afraid of processes that or issues you don't understand and dealing with a lot of paperwork. what advice would you give to someone who finds themselves who is watching or love someone unable to work because of a disability or injury they have had? >> i think that's a great part of our law firm. our law firm does not get paid and that's the reason why we're, we do an in depth conversation. we want to get to know who you team. this is a team mentality, we don't charge you unless we're able to win. your success our ultimate goal so that's how we remain as a law firm. i try to foster the team mentality with all of my clients and whether it be working together to get the reports from doctors or following up with different physicians or therapists who really try to determine what is going on, how to help them along their path to get better, and to again get the reports and documentation success. >> do you know how many clients your office has helped with these particular types of benefits? >> many thousands of clients and a lot of times we find too when people are dealing with social security other things come up like they had a car accident in the past or work injury things like that. long-term, short-term disability through an employer or private plan they may have purchased. we also do cases like that as well. we're kind of a full service firm in that way. so, -- >> when you bring up an that someone brings to your attention you might find things in examining the records that also might bring them the benefits they deserve. >> absolutely. and you know sometimes people don't know what resources are out there and that's why we're here. there are a lot of other benefits and also, just resources when you are dealing with somebody without a job, they don't have income what other providers or, help is out there so that they can get through that tough time. >> i think there would be would at least need to make a phone call and find out what their options are what benefits. like you said might be available to them that they don't even know about. again that consultation is absolutely free which is wonderful. and people do not pay for your services unless you win. which is fantastic. so again it is a free risk free no obligation disability and workers compensation case evaluation that we're talking about at tabak law. you can call them at the phone screen (414)351-4400. their offices are located on north green bay avenue. you can also visit them online to find out more by going to tabak attorneys.com. thank you so much you guys i if you have a big event kiming up like a wedder or reunion you want to make great impression on long lost friends and relatives, one simple way you can look up to 13 years younger is with whiter teeth. here with some breakthrough technology is lifestyle consultant amy vanderoef. we're super excited to have you here. thank you so much for being here. >> i'm glad you said technology this is such an innovation in teeth whitening. maybe you wondered how does this work. power swabs addresses all of the problems teeth whitening have had in the past. it can't be super expens i can't take a long time it can't cause teeth sensitivity and we like to have instant results. >> how instant are the results. this is something you are ideally supposed to use for a week. it's just five minutes a day? >> we even say less than five minutes a day. it's a two step process. the first application up to two shades whiter. when i tell you instant results and instant gratification you will see them. up to two shades whiter in the first application. up to six shades after a week. transformations. even people say i think my teeth are pretty white i'm going to check it out. take a picture before you start. you will be amazed at the transformation. >> how does it work? >> let me walk you through it. demonstration is the best way to learn it. you get these swabs the first swab is the blue swab. you are applying this for two minutes like you're brushing your teeth. you can see i can walk and talk and chew gum at the same time it's super easy. no rinsing no spitting. this is hydrating your teeth. that's why you are not getting those painful zingers of teeth whitening in the past. it is also hydrating and lifting stains off even artificial surfaces caps, crowns veneers. >> that's what is amazing about it. it even works with crowns and veneers. >> so you're taking that two minutes now your teeth are prepped and ready to go. the next step is also 2 minutes this is your teeth whitening again the swab over for two no spitting pleasant taste. right over here. if you have a darker tooth something that has a little more of a stain, even an artificial surface you can concentrate on that one tooth a little bit to make sure that tooth brightens. >> a lot of people, you have a perfectly uniform white smile, but a lot of people have certain teeth lower teeth or whatever that might be a little more yellow. you brought a little wine a little chocolate, a little coffee. the point of all of this you whiten your teeth, but then you have some of of your favorites like chocolate, wine or coffee. you have a trick for that as well right? >> that's right. i have heard that chocolate here in wisconsin is very good. that's indicative of milwaukee right there. good flavors i want you to enjoy your beer, wine and chocolate and coffee. if you order today you will get quick sticks. the quick stick is like your tsa approved whitening on the go you can take it anywhere with you. it's quick pick me ups maybe you have wine or blueberries. anything you had that might discolor your teeth this is how done. your teeth are whiter and you maintain with this quick stick it's really easy. >> fantastic. 13 years younger. the pictures really illustrate this point. if you look at before and after. really 13 years if you don't change anything you just have much whiter teeth, but the proof is in pictures like this, i mean, the girl on the left, looks not just older, but the girl on the right looks fresher more friendlier, more professional. >> healthier. if you're going to be in that big job interview. if you are out there dating you want to make that great first impression you want to look healthy and confident. whiter teeth do that. when i see people opt out of photos at family reunions and parties or weddings and they are the ones that say i will hold the camera you guys get together it breaks my heart to think maybe their smile is holding them back. you don't have to have perfectly straight teeth. every smile is different. when you whiten those teeth however what a drastic difference it makes. up to six shades whiter after you use this kit. that is a great measure. >> six shades up to six shades in seven days is incredible. i feel like this is anecdotal, but when people take selfies or pictures the number one thing they photo shop about themselves is teeth. they make their teeth whiter. >> i laugh we can smooth our wrinkles and do all kinds of things in those posts. i always tell my friends can you make yourself look unnaturally white and crazy or you can have it done every single day a natural whiter smile indicative of you no more fixing yourself in posts so you don't look natural as you do every day looking around. it's a quick fix anybody can do. because of the specials today you will buy two and get one free. i give you permission to regift. someone's shower you are going to, anyone on your list a mom, your spouse maybe you want to give him a little hint maybe you need whiter teeth because men's easier than women. that's onehing men have that women don't. women have a win there which is kind of nice. get this for yourself share it with friends and family you will get a great deal today. >> buy two get one free and three free quick sticks and free shipping too? 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