Transcript: You know, when someone pushes you, sometimes you’ve got to push back. For years, tobacco companies have been poisoning our people, targeting our kids, and lying about the dangers of tobacco. That’s not okay. We can do more to protect our children and help our people live longer, healthier lives. Join the fight at StopsWithMe.com, a program of TSET. Big Tobacco needs to know who they’re messing with. You ready?

Transcript: It used to be okay to smoke in teachers’ lounges. It used to be okay in maternity wards. It was okay in sporting arenas, college campuses and office spaces. But now that we understand the deadly dangers of secondhand smoke, that’s not okay anymore. So why is it okay that more than 30,000 Oklahomans are exposed to smoke at work every day? Bottom line, it’s not okay. Let’s protect hardworking Oklahomans. Join the fight at StopsWithMe.com, a program of TSET.

Transcript: When the kids taste this sweet apple juice, they just can’t say no. When the youngsters try this spicy hot sauce, it leaves them with a burning desire. And when they savor these ice cream flavors, they come running back for more. He’ll try anything — just add the right flavor. That’s not okay. Join the fight to protect our kids at StopsWithMe.com, a program of TSET.

Transcript: When I was 18, I felt invincible. I climbed the water tower. Wrecked the car. Went cliff jumping. I started smoking and… I never quit. I took some risks when I was young, but smoking is the one risk I wish I’d never taken. Nine out of ten smokers start by age 18. That’s not okay — but raising the tobacco age to 21 will save thousands of Oklahoma kids from addiction. Join the fight at StopsWithMe.com, a program of TSET.

Transcript: It used to be okay to smoke in hospitals. It used to be okay in movie theaters. It was okay in classrooms, restaurants, and airplanes. But thanks to a greater understanding of the dangers of secondhand smoke, that’s not okay anymore. So now that we know secondhand smoke causes lifelong health problems, why is it still okay to smoke while children are in the car? Bottom line? It’s not okay. Let’s get serious about protecting kids. Join the fight at StopsWithMe.com, a program of TSET.