0:11
Adam
Hey everybody, it's Love Line. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew.
0:14
Phone number, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1-E-F.
0:17
Drew
I don't think your mic is on.
0:18
Oh, really?
0:18
Drew
I don't hear Adam talking. I hear him through my mic.
0:21
Adam
I hear me.
0:22
Drew
There you go. I strange you don't hear it, but go ahead.
0:26
Adam
Okay, but 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1-E-F. I don't sound great.
0:30
Drew
I don't hear it at all.
0:31
Adam
Dr. Drew, board certified.
0:32
That's what you asked for last night.
0:34
Adam
Addiction medicine specialist. What'd you ask for last night, Drew?
0:38
To not hear you.
0:40
Adam
Well, I'm hearing some...
0:41
Drew
There we go.
0:42
Adam
I'm hearing some good feedback on my side, too.
0:44
Drew
I'm good.
0:45
Adam
Oh, thank Christ we don't do a real radio show where it's held up to the same scrutiny that other real radio shows.
0:50
Drew
Would it be a surprise if we started and there was a technical problem? Should I keep quiet about it?
0:54
Adam
Yeah, Drew, come on, buddy. You gotta be a pro. We'll fix that up in post. Just clean it up before we send it out to the affiliates.
1:01
Drew
What's the phone number here anyway?
1:02
Adam
1-800-LOVE-191. Test. Okay, yeah, you're right. Something's bad, Anderson.
1:08
Drew
We're hearing Adam's voice back about, and my voice too, about a quarter of a second later in a fuzzy, obnoxious, annoying feedback. Is your headset real loud?
1:19
Adam
Headset?
1:19
Drew
What are headsets? Cans.
1:21
Adam
Cans?
1:21
Drew
Are they real loud?
1:22
Adam
Oh, my cans, because that's what we call them in radio.
1:24
Drew
If I were afraid if I call anything cans around you, you're gonna think.
1:27
Adam
I'm gonna get a boner?
1:28
Drew
Yeah.
1:29
Well, if you guys should look at Chris and just give him a hard look and hope something happens because there's nothing I can do from this angle.
1:34
Adam
I believe that. And you know what happens? I'm giving engineer Chris over here a hard look. You know what happens in radio frequently? I figured out. And I don't judge. I don't blame. People who know me know I don't judge, but it's like this. Like you go to the engineer, what's going on? And they go, first reaction. I think they do it in like engineer training school, which is, all right, class, everybody, somebody just accused you of not having a setting right. And react, huh, what? What is this? Nice improvising, Stu, that's a very good. First reaction is nothing. Second reaction is, if you follow up is, it's the same as it was, I haven't touched it. And then somewhere in the next 15 to 20 minutes, something has slid, a button is pushed or whatever. And then they're say, well, that wasn't, thing.
2:16
Drew
I like the usual reaction. Call the engineer. And the usual thing is, the usual thing is taking the hands off the board.
2:26
Adam
Yeah, I like, I like that move.
2:29
Yeah, it's like, so, oh, that's worse.
2:33
Adam
Now we're bad. Yeah, you did make it worse. That's all I can do. I heard me. Yeah, it's as if someone accused you of not driving correctly. So you just pulled your hands off the wheel. So be it. You want me to climb into the back seat? I'll just put a center block on the accelerator and climb into the trunk of the car. Not me. Hey, wait a minute. Is this better? A little bit.
2:54
Drew
A little bit, yeah.
2:54
Adam
Something's better, but I can't hear me too good now, but I'm not hearing my echo.
2:58
Drew
So it must be coming through your cans.
2:59
Adam
Test? A little bit.
3:01
Drew
I hear it, yeah.
3:02
Adam
All right, well, this is a fine time for me to talk about me. Guess where I'm heading tomorrow, Drew?
3:08
Drew
Las Vegas?
3:09
Adam
No, downtown. Yeah. Los Angeles. Got to jury duty.
3:14
Drew
No.
3:14
Adam
Yeah.
3:15
Drew
Ignore it.
3:16
Adam
Oh, I have. Uh-oh, what happened? Yeah. No, the next thing is they say that they will fire a shot above my head.
3:24
Drew
No, I thought you said-
3:25
Adam
The marshals will come to my house and one round warning shot.
3:28
Drew
You told, we had this conversation.
3:30
Adam
Yes.
3:30
Drew
You were indignant that I went through with it and that you could pay your way out or something.
3:34
Adam
No. I have been blowing off jury duty for 21 years, essentially, in this city. Do you know what I mean?
3:45
Drew
Yeah.
3:46
Adam
And it got to the point where they finally said, you gotta start calling in. This is last time around. And I was calling in and I made it through the whole week. And then I called Thursday night and they're like, yeah, you gotta come in Friday. And I said, shine that noise. I didn't come in. And now they're like, if you don't come in tomorrow, we'll shoot at you. Maybe you're right, Drew. Maybe I should just aff it. It is. Whatever the fine is, it's worth it, right? Yeah.
4:13
Drew
You can't imagine.
4:14
Adam
Oh, really? And look, let me.
4:16
Drew
It gives you tons of great material, though, Adam. Endless material.
4:20
Adam
Look, also there's a part of me that thinks, I need to work on some stuff. I'll go down there, I'll bring my notebook, I'll bring my headphones, I'll just sit there and try not to get hepatitis from the people next to me and write myself a great American novel or something. Maybe I'll get something done.
4:36
Drew
You'll spend hours.
4:38
Adam
And I'll be loaded for bear when I come back here. But the real problem is 745. And God knows how long the traffic is. I don't even know. Here's the whole thing about this. Just getting random selected retards from your city to choose the fate of somebody. Is this the world's greatest plan? And by the way, you ever just stop guys on the street and ask them their opinion on anything? Three-quarters of them think, first off, seven-eighths of the population believes in fairies. You know what I mean? They think there's angels watching them. They believe that they have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. The ones that don't have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ have a personal relationship with the mothership.
5:24
These are those gold dust moments.
5:26
Adam
Yes, these are the tards we need. Oh yeah, oh no, absolutely. This is what we need. Really? I imagine, just close your eyes for a second, imagine your fate being put in the hands of the idiots that we have to deal with, that you drive behind on the freeway every day. I put a bullet in my head. Look, let's just work the computer thing out. Holy mother of pearl, let's just work out that goddamn computer. Let's have professional jurors. Here's the deal, no criminal record, we need a Bennington ad worth of nationalities, all different nationalities. We'll work out the nationality depending on whatever the city populace is.
6:10
Drew
Shouldn't they all be educated and smart?
6:12
Adam
No, but listen to me, if the city is 33% Hispanic, then we have 3.3 Mexicanos on the thing, and a two point black, and a Polynesian, and we get all worked out. So, it mirrors the city exactly. Whatever the percentage is, that's what it is. Okay, that's done. Then everybody has to have at least a four year degree. Maybe it's helpful if you got a little something in law. Maybe you watch Barnaby Jones or something. I don't know what helped. You have no criminal history, and no felony arrest, no substance abuse problems. Pow, professional juror would pay you. Yeah, you're like a school teacher. You give you like $43,000 a year, you get weekend off every sixth week, and that's it.
6:56
Drew
Utopia.
6:57
Adam
Utopia. We're done. Leave us alone. Don't hold your citizens hostage. And believe me, no great thrill for me to go see some guy who's got popped for trying to stab his old lady with a sprinkler key. I don't need to go.
7:12
Drew
I think it'll give you an education.
7:15
Adam
Okay. Now, I'm thinking of how to get out of this immediately.
7:18
Drew
And here's the first thing you can show up down there at any time in the morning and show up with this cafeteria downstairs. You go in there, go, I got to reschedule. They're very good about that.
7:27
Adam
I don't want to reschedule. I want to go there and get out. But here's the thing. Here's my thing. I don't I don't have God's law. I don't have the city's law. I just have my law. You're talking to a guy who plays by your own rules. I hate man. I don't. Yeah, I drive through left turn red arrows all day long. I even get my car and go look for them and just drive in circles just to break the law. I don't care. If you tell me some guys got a pot plant in his backyard, I don't give a rat's ass. I'll do nothing to him. I told I will not do anything. All right.
7:57
Drew
I think woman woman stands up and goes, no, speak English and he goes, yeah, sit down.
8:04
Adam
Well, it's Los Angeles.
8:05
Drew
Then he's this judge is going on about, you know, I need to know that you can stand by your opinion and you won't be persuaded by the group. If you're the only person in the group, I need to know for sure that you wouldn't be persuaded to follow the group just because they all felt differently than you if you had strong conviction to the conviction of the contrary. And I went to excuse me. I can't tell you that. I don't know. I'm going to be. But do you mean to tell me? Look, you're persuading me right now. What are you talking about?
8:31
Adam
You're like putty, Drew. You're malleable, buddy. OK, but I told me to sit down and get the let's just get the stupid. Let's just get the computer worked out. Let's get my lie detecting computer going, hooking the guy up. Did you do it? Didn't you do it? Pow. And really, you know, they do that. Oh, well, our system is so great. Yeah. O.J.'s got a 7 a.m. tea time tomorrow. Fine. The other guy, the other millionaire guy hacked up his neighbor, put him in a hefty bag and threw him in the river. He's in a foursome with OJ. So what? So look, once. Meanwhile, there's black guys on Death Road and their only crime is having a gold tooth. They still should. They should do some time for but not they not not be looking at the gallows, not the chair. The point is, the system's not so spectacular anyway. Yes, it is true when people do this, they go, well, it's better than anything else. Yeah. Look at Iraq. They put you in a sack and throw you off a roof if you look at someone's rooster cross side. You know why our system is so great? It's not that our system is that great. It's the countries, our competition, wow, Jesus Christ, those retards in those other countries. So it's like, well, you know, it's all as well for us to crush you with a boulder. I mean, I mean, they're several thousand years off the pace, you know, so it's not really that we're that great. It's just they're that bad.
9:55
Drew
You need to go. I need you to share my.
9:56
Adam
I'm coming fired up. Go late. But I go to bed at 2 to 30, go to eight, eight, thirty. I know. But you know what the traffic on this goddamn city leave it a. All right. I'm fired up. I remember I'm pre fired.
10:12
Drew
Yeah, you should page me if you can't. I'll tell you I'll walk you through where you need to go and stuff, because that's the hardest part is finding the building and now, you know, I mean, you know what?
10:19
Adam
You know, here's what's going to happen. Here's what's going to happen. Drew is going to turn into one of these movies. I'm going to come out. My car is going to be towed. I'm going to go on some sort of rampage where I go into City Hall. Next thing you know, cop tries to stop me. His gun goes off. Other cops start shooting at me. I pick his gun up and run, but I'm, you know, it's self-defense. Next thing you know, I'm barricaded in the mayor's office. I'm returning fire. And that's how I go. It's going to snowball into something horrendous.
10:49
Drew
You may just grab a gun and start firing just out of frustration, the whole experience. Here's Jen.
10:57
Caller
Hi.
10:57
Drew
How are you?
10:58
Adam
Good. You're 27. What's up?
11:01
Caller
Well, I've been dating this guy for about a month and a half and this dark flu, you know, there was a lot of fun sexual tension energy. And for some reason, he seemed to have liked getting oral pleasure in public. And I thought, okay, it was just a whim, whatever. But the one night that I did stay with him, you know, I met all his friends and everybody else that's in his life. And, you know, when it came down to it, he told me that he wasn't right to have sex with me. And this has been going on for like a month and a half now. And he won't talk about why he won't. He just ends the conversation right there.
11:44
Drew
So how old is he?
11:45
Caller
He's 29.
11:47
Drew
And you have had oral sex with him?
11:49
Caller
Yes, I performed for him.
11:51
Drew
Multiple times?
11:54
Caller
I would be able to count on one hand.
11:56
Drew
And then he's had you meet everyone in his life?
11:59
Caller
Yeah, all of his friends that he grew up with. And it was kind of like, OK.
12:03
Adam
Now they buy his bedside. Is he dying? And wait, hold on. First off, ask me if you've performed oral sex.
12:12
Drew
If you had oral sex with him?
12:13
Adam
Yes, I've performed that. I'm not asking Adam West at some sort of actor symposium.
12:24
Drew
I could count the number of times on my hand.
12:26
Adam
Yes, I have performed fellatio on said boyfriend. I could count the number of times on one hand, provided that one hand had 700 fingers. I'd like a caveat like that one time. All right, so, what's up with Jen? Jen?
12:49
Caller
Yes.
12:49
Adam
Okay, so you, I guess you have to look at oral sex as a performance if you're doing it in public. It's like Shakespeare in the Park or something, right?
12:59
Caller
Yeah, I would say it would have to be compatible to Shakespeare in the Park. Yeah, by public it's not like in a bathroom.
13:08
Drew
Let's just say Jen's not used to talking on the radio. I think that's a good one.
13:11
Adam
And I am. Jen, where where did you have oral sex with him?
13:18
Caller
It would be in a parking lot from...
13:24
Drew
Is Jen from France?
13:27
Adam
She's from...
13:29
Drew
Drake's Best Quantities.
13:30
Adam
Yeah, oh, Drew doing a warming over Conehead bit from the mid 70s. Hey Jen.
13:37
Caller
Yeah.
13:38
Adam
In a parking lot across from what?
13:41
Caller
Across from a venue in Chicago where we went and saw a show, a concert.
13:46
Drew
Said venue?
13:48
Adam
I performed said fellatio on The Victim. It would be 1800 hours approximately when I performed said fellatio. I remember there was a van license plate, Alfa, Bravo, Foxtrot, Charlie, custom or vanity plate. Wow, Jen's like, I want to ask Jen. Jen, are you in the military? Do you drive an ambulance? What do you do?
14:33
Caller
I'm a student at a culinary school and I'm a head bartender at a bar.
14:40
Adam
Head bartender at a bar, you say?
14:43
Drew
Said bar.
14:44
Adam
Said bar.
14:45
Drew
All right, Jen, our first impression with this guy would be he's not that into this. He's afraid of what it's going to mean to you by sort of consummating things.
14:56
Adam
I don't like this guy.
14:57
Drew
Well, that's the first impulse.
14:58
Adam
And here's the other thing, too. How long have you been dating him in hours, please?
15:04
Caller
Well, I wouldn't count hours, but it would be approximately about five weeks.
15:09
Adam
Five weeks.
15:10
Drew
And what was the circumstance where you met all the friends? Was it just a party you guys were at and it happened to be a place where lots of his friends were?
15:16
Caller
It was actually with a date and we ended up going to one of his local bars. And he introduced me to all of his friends that we were meeting up with.
15:26
Adam
Like St. Elmo's Fire. He walks in and everyone he went to high school with is hanging out at the bar.
15:32
Drew
I think Jen is making more of this.
15:34
Adam
Okay, Jen, here's the deal. All right. Listen. Just listen. Please listen to me. I'm sorry this may sound insulting, but it's important that you answer this question. Do you have a big ass?
15:47
Caller
No, I do not.
15:49
Adam
Have you had difficulty dating in the past?
15:52
Caller
No, I haven't.
15:53
Adam
You guys are attracted to you? You've not had difficulty getting guys to commit or have sex or have the kind of relationship that you would like to have?
16:03
Caller
Oh, no, no, no problems there.
16:05
Drew
Anything special about this guy?
16:06
Adam
Then clip him.
16:07
Drew
Is he tough in some ways? Is he above the numbers don't match?
16:10
Adam
I'm getting a man. I'm getting a trouble. Is he a nice looking guy? A little.
16:16
Caller
He's not like the elephant man on campus.
16:18
Adam
A little out of your league, maybe?
16:22
Caller
No, I would say compatible.
16:24
Adam
Well, that's what we all think. But does he make decent money?
16:29
Drew
Or is he another student?
16:32
Caller
No, no, he owns his own company.
16:35
Adam
He could looking guy owns his own company. He just may be looking at you as sort of a good time, but not too serious. Is he divorced?
16:42
Caller
No, no, no, no, no.
16:44
Adam
How old is he?
16:46
Caller
He's 29.
16:47
Adam
Oh, okay. He may be eight years from getting married and looking at you as sort of a stepping stone.
16:53
Drew
Or he might be a nice guy. I'd be afraid to hurt you knowing that he's not interested.
16:57
Adam
Move on. Don't trust him.
17:00
All right, that's enough.
17:01
Drew
Whatever guy is not having sex, it's a big deal.
17:05
Adam
Look, here's the thing, here's the thing, Drew, feel free to disagree, but silently. If a guy... Okay, first five weeks, you're dating someone, you're with someone crucial. You start... Here's the thing, you start showing up late for dates, you have some awkward demands, you don't, you know, you act up, you act out of line.
17:27
Drew
It means something.
17:28
Adam
It means you don't care. Or you're an ass, you have personality problems. But moreover, even guys with personality defects, if they're really into somebody, can kind of pull it together for the first month. That's the whole idea. The whole deal is, look, you're slob, you masturbate feverishly, you listen to horrible 80s music, you scratch your ass and then sniff it. You do all these things and you can't let this other person find this out about you. They have to think you love your mom and love animals and love retarded people and love everybody. You know what I mean? Now, if you just have this sort of come see come saw attitude the first five weeks, you're just not interested. And you know there's a difference in numbers. That's what it is. It's unspoken. But it's like, hey, I'm good looking, I own my own business, I drive a nice car, make a few bucks. You're a student, nothing wrong with you, but, you know, I'm a nine, you're seven and a half. So hey, if you want to hang out, you want to pound a few beers and give me a BJ in the parking lot, fine, I can swing. I got nothing going right now.
18:32
Drew
He's interested in grabbing for the tens.
18:34
Adam
Yeah. I'm looking for a ten and I don't want to screw you because I don't need the claws sinking in. I've had this problem in the past.
18:41
Drew
Right.
18:42
Adam
Banged a couple of nurses, yestera, back in the past. Now next thing you know, they're out front of the condo honking the horn drunk and they've taken a key and scratched man whore into the hood of the vet. You know what I'm saying?
18:58
Drew
But even less sort of ominous, he may just be a nice guy who doesn't want to drag you into something you're not ready for.
19:04
Adam
Right. Getting cathartic now. So here's the thing. Ladies, you're dating a guy and the guy seems sort of half interested the first month.
19:15
Drew
He is half.
19:15
Adam
He is half. No, he may be quarter interested with a boner. Move on. Move on. Guys should be attentive. Guys should be there.
19:24
Drew
They should be like a laser beam. That's the laser beam period. Not smothering you, not getting weird, but saying the right things, doing the right thing. If there's not clarity, because the guy is clear in his intention. If he's not being clear. Right.
19:37
Adam
Now women, it's different. Women can play a little bit coy. Women could want to feel you out just a little bit. Women could not want to sleep with you. Women could say, all right, look, I've been burned in the past. I want to make sure that I don't get my hopes up too high. Whatever. But listen, ladies, if the guy's not showing serious interest and as Drew said, clarity, move on. All right. Jeff. You're 16. Now the only way he comes around is if he gets you pregnant and then gets in some sort of refinery fire or something.
20:08
Drew
His number dropped.
20:09
Adam
Right. Jeff.
20:12
Jeff.
20:17
I had a question for Dr. Drew.
20:20
Today, Junior!
20:21
That was the, if you hold back your orgasm, is it pretty much bad for you or what?
20:28
Drew
What do you mean hold back?
20:29
Adam
You mean catch it and stuff it back in?
20:32
No, like, you know, when you're going to pee and you can kind of hold back your urine, the same generally.
20:38
Drew
You mean, you mean during an orgasm, contracting the muscles of the pelvic floor to try to keep it from coming out?
20:44
Yeah.
20:45
Drew
That's not good for it. It can irritate your prostate and cause some retrograde ejaculation, irritate the urethra and cause stricturing and things. There are things that can happen, but it's not awful. Just when things are meant to come out of your body, generally they need to come out.
20:59
Adam
What, why? What's your plan, Jeff?
21:02
Caller
Well, no, I just thought I'd do it every now and then, so it kind of made me curious if it was bad for you.
21:06
Adam
What, what for though? I mean, is it a clean freak?
21:10
Caller
No, it just like, it still comes out, but it just delays it and then like makes the orgasm stronger kind of.
21:18
Adam
Oh, really?
21:20
Drew
Well, so be it.
21:22
Adam
Yeah, I don't know what you're going to do.
21:23
Drew
It takes all kinds.
21:24
Adam
I'll tell you, it does, and I never did that pinch off or hold back or pull back thing, and it just seemed like sort of defeating the purpose.
21:35
Drew
The human is so funny. We all have the same gear, but some of us got to kind of work it, monkey with it.
21:41
Adam
I think this idea is just sort of, there's a lot of guys that spend their life trying to master their balls, like, hey, I'm going to command you when to orgasm, when not to orgasm. I can have sex for hours without orgasming. I can do that weird trick where I make them come up like a landing gear with 747. Listen, you know what I have with my balls? We live together in harmony, peacefully, peacefully, no jealousy, no envy. They do their thing. I do mine. I go my own way. They go their way.
22:14
Drew
There was a time when there was a little discord. You were doing your own thing a little too frequently for them to keep up.
22:21
Adam
Balls were spending a lot of time with the penis.
22:24
Drew
They were over, you know, a little over time for them. They had to work overtime.
22:27
Adam
I felt...
22:28
Drew
You paid them. Timely.
22:30
Adam
I felt neglected. I felt left out. I felt like...
22:33
Drew
They were too busy trying to keep up with you.
22:36
Adam
Yeah. I don't want to pull a scab off of that wound. We worked it out. We went into counseling.
22:43
Drew
No, I got it. Yeah. It's all good now.
22:44
Adam
Broke down.
22:46
Drew
Lost the will to live.
22:47
Adam
We hadn't been communicating. We were... They were upset over a haircut I'd given them, actually. And that's where it started. And, you know, when you don't talk, things fester. But, anyway, me and my balls, simpatico now. We're good. And we're on a happy note. We're going to go on this commercial break.
23:07
Drew
Oh, fantastic.
23:08
Adam
All right. I'm going to send my balls into the head to clean up. Because, God knows, five minutes out of the shower, they stink like ass. And I'm going to head over to the closet and bust out some honey roasted peanuts. Yes, sir? Oh, yeah.
23:24
Caller
Let's go. Yeah.
23:25
Adam
We'll be back after this.
23:32
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23:48
Adam
I'm Adam. Phone number, 1-800-LOVE-E-191. Chris. I want you to take the lid, I want you to put them on those sweet and crunchy Carmel nuts there, the toffee nuts, and then I want you to take all three of those cans, the honey roasted, the regular, take them all out of the room, throw them away, and then come back in here, and then in 10 minutes go get them out of the trash can and bring them back. All right? But get them out of my face. You understand?
24:20
Drew
And by the way, we will kill you for them.
24:22
Adam
Keep them away.
24:22
Drew
We can see them.
24:23
Adam
We'll take them away and throw them, and then we'll go get them, and we'll do that three more times, and we'll find...
24:29
Drew
Each break.
24:29
Adam
We should finish them off by about 11.
24:30
Drew
All three cans.
24:35
Adam
Yeah. God damn, though. I love peanuts.
24:37
Drew
Oh, I...
24:37
Adam
I love all nuts.
24:38
Drew
You know, I did CNN tonight, and who was there was Andrew Weil, the guy from University of Arizona, the health guy.
24:44
Adam
Health guy.
24:44
Drew
The guy with the big white beard.
24:46
Adam
Oh, yeah. You mean the guy who looks like St. Nick?
24:48
Drew
Exactly. And I was asking you about this issue of eating. I said, are you guys doing any studies on motivational systems and what makes people want to change their dietary habits, sustain the changes? Oh, yeah, that's the whole thing. Whole thing. That's everything. Doing research?
25:03
Adam
That's what they're doing?
25:04
Drew
No.
25:05
Adam
Not really? Why not?
25:07
Drew
Because no one knows how to do that. How do you change the motivational priorities of the brain once they're going in one direction?
25:13
Adam
I don't know, but it seems to me that you coming up with a shortening that doesn't have fat calories, but causes explosive diarrhea, and putting it into a chip that tastes like the bag it came in, it's probably the wrong path, you know what I mean?
25:33
Drew
We have tons of great diets, tons of great information, it's just getting people to do it. And we're exhibiting it right now. We're trying to lose weight this week, we're trying to lose our diet. You stick some of that heroin in front of us, those nuts, what are we going to do? How do you change that? Once the brain is, your motivational priorities are moving in a certain direction, it is very difficult to change direction.
25:54
Yeah baby.
25:57
Adam
Chris, give me those nuts back.
25:59
Drew
Oh, you're eating them.
26:00
Adam
Chris is eating them.
26:01
Did I say you could have those?
26:03
Adam
I know I said you could, but when I said you could help yourself, I meant like three, I didn't mean double dipping into the can.
26:10
Drew
That's his Christmas gift to you, I'll remind you by the way.
26:12
Oh, is that his gift to me?
26:14
Adam
Oh wait, he gave me coffee.
26:15
Drew
Oh no wait, it must have been Lawrence.
26:16
Adam
I don't dare you, Drew. All right, now seriously, Chris, throw those away and then get them out of the trash and then bring them back. And then don't eat any on the way. Thank you. Justin? You're 16?
26:30
Caller
Yes.
26:30
Adam
What's going on?
26:32
Caller
Um, I got two piercings on my scrotum and like my friend was talking to me about getting a Prince Albert.
26:40
Drew
Your friend was talking to you, you're 16.
26:42
Caller
Yeah, well like I want to get it. I want to get it. Why?
26:46
Because I heard it.
26:48
Drew
I don't understand. It's a shocking question. But why?
26:51
Caller
Well, my friend says it increases your sex drive.
26:55
Drew
No, it doesn't. If anything, it could cut it down pretty good sometimes.
26:59
Adam
First off, you're 16, right?
27:01
Drew
You need your sex drive increased?
27:02
Adam
Jesus Christ. Like you need to be turned up anymore.
27:05
Caller
Do you need to have an erection?
27:06
Adam
Six times a day already? Yeah, what do you want to do?
27:08
Drew
Erection constantly? Just you can't even like...
27:11
Caller
I don't know, my big fear is like I don't want to nail that part of my body to a board that's kind of my big dilemma and I don't know if like it's gonna damage anything.
27:20
Adam
Okay, listen. I have no idea. Like the guy's got ball piercing so...
27:25
Drew
He doesn't want to nail his genitalia to a board?
27:28
Adam
Like Christ, Drew. My dick died on the cross for you.
27:33
Drew
For me?
27:34
Adam
Well, you know, for you guys, yeah, for your sins. For you eating all this caramel lunch. Oh, look, who cares about Justin? 16 is an idiot.
27:41
Drew
I'm curious. I'm really...
27:44
Adam
You're hallucinating now.
27:47
Drew
His other plan was to put a nail and drive it into some wood and...
27:50
Adam
He's just going to tell you that's how they do it.
27:53
Yeah.
27:53
Drew
That's how they do the Prince Albert.
27:55
Yeah, like... All right.
27:58
Drew
That's not how they do it.
27:59
Adam
I don't know if it's bogus or he's an idiot or whatever it is. Look, leave the spears out of the penis and balls. Call me old fashioned.
28:07
Drew
Good plan.
28:07
Adam
Call me grandpa. I don't like hooks through the joint.
28:11
Drew
Whatever your thought process is that you're going to get out of the hoops and the spears and the penis, it's not true. It's not real. You're not going to get it.
28:20
Adam
It's 16. You should be looking for the best piece of tail to nail and that is going to be you at your happiest. And that goes 16 through death, quite honestly. Nothing could be better. And the whole thing about, well, chicks, well, the problem with that is you're not walking around with your dick hanging out of your fly. How do they know? You know, women aren't magically attracted to you, or unless they hear jingling coming from your groin as you come jogging down the street. Just leave it alone.
28:55
Drew
And by the way, far more are going to be repulsed by that.
29:00
Adam
Well, put it this way. The chicks are turned on by the ones you don't want.
29:05
Drew
Yes, maybe Justin does, but OK, be that as it may, yeah, you shouldn't want necessarily.
29:13
Adam
You're 18. What's up?
29:15
Caller
Um, yeah, I was in a trailer with eight people and I dated one of the guys that live here and he's like, absolutely insanely possessive of me now.
29:25
Drew
Hang on, hang on. You're in a trailer with eight people?
29:29
Caller
Yeah, it's a four bedroom trailer.
29:32
Drew
You live in Alaska? They have trailers?
29:38
Caller
We don't live in a glue.
29:40
But so I have this glue.
29:44
Adam
It glues a step up from a trailer, isn't it?
29:46
I guess so.
29:50
Adam
OK, so you live in an eight. Now, do you rent a trailer? You and a bunch of young people?
30:01
Caller
Yeah, the oldest one, I believe, is like 22.
30:03
Drew
I just didn't think the trailers could withstand the elements up there. There was zero in Alaska today.
30:08
Adam
Polar bear like bust right through the side, aluminum siding. Just take your head off.
30:12
Drew
Most tip the thing over.
30:13
Adam
Put the handlers right through there.
30:15
Caller
Actually, yeah, I saw a polar bear walking down the street last week. It's pretty crazy.
30:19
Adam
So what?
30:19
Drew
Polar bear walking down the street.
30:21
Adam
A polar bear?
30:22
Drew
Are you an anchorage? Where do you live?
30:25
Caller
I live in Anchorage.
30:27
Drew
Anchorage. I was there. There were moose walking down the street. Yeah, moose just wander around. It's like deer in this part of the country.
30:38
Adam
So let me ask this. First off, just because it's going to be funny, what is the rent on this four bedroom Alaskan trailer?
30:47
Caller
The rent in our four bedroom Alaskan trailer is $780 a month.
30:50
Adam
$780 a month. So and there's 80 of you living there?
30:57
Caller
There's eight of us.
30:58
Adam
So you each pay like $93 a month?
31:01
Caller
Yeah.
31:01
Caller
Something like that.
31:02
Drew
And the two of you per bedroom?
31:06
Caller
That's pretty much how it worked out.
31:08
Drew
And one of these guys became your boyfriend?
31:11
Caller
Yes. But it wasn't until after he moved in.
31:17
Drew
And now he's going insane.
31:20
Caller
I broke up with him and now he wants my chocolate pie. And he can't have it.
31:24
Drew
What's your what?
31:27
Adam
Hold on a second. Either this is bogus.
31:30
Drew
Nothing's bogus.
31:33
Adam
She said what? Her chocolate pie?
31:35
Drew
Is that what she said?
31:37
Adam
I thought she said chocolate pie.
31:38
Drew
I have to know. I'm so curious about these people tonight.
31:41
Adam
And wouldn't it be Eskimo pie? Chocolate pie.
31:45
Drew
Oh, he wants to have anal sex with her.
31:48
Caller
Yes, he wants me to keep having sex with him.
31:49
Caller
But I don't want anything like that with him.
31:52
Adam
No.
32:00
Drew
How old is the guy?
32:01
Caller
He's 20.
32:03
Drew
Okay, here's the deal. This is a boundary problem. You need to move out. You need to change. Look, this guy's not going to stop. His sort of engines are turned on. He's into you. You broke up with him. He's still into you. He's sort of bearing a torch for you that ain't going to go away. And so when you try to have a fling with someone, you run the roommates, date some of the guy that you bring home, it's going to be a disaster. This guy's going to get drunk, get violent. It's going to be bad news.
32:27
Adam
Yeah.
32:27
Drew
Get out of there. Change, change. You can find another place where you can pay nine, three bucks a month.
32:31
Adam
You know, I can only... I'm getting us... I'm picturing what that trailer smells like. Eight people, heater blaring all winter long. You know what I mean?
32:41
Drew
I just remember the smell of like fraternity or basements.
32:45
Adam
Yeah.
32:45
Drew
That's...
32:46
Adam
Lots of people. Week. Here's the deal. Bongs have been spilled, a little vomit, a little semen.
32:53
Drew
Bongs, beer, three Bs. Bongs, beer, and BO. That's what...
32:56
Adam
And with just like a dash of semen and vomit. Yes.
33:01
Drew
Yes.
33:02
Adam
You know?
33:02
Drew
Well, that's what comes around for color. Once in a while, it springs up.
33:05
Adam
Vomit is like a cat to where it's like, yeah, go ahead, knock yourself out with the simple green. It's still going to be little something going to be here. Never quite right. Once that vomit soaks through to the padding of the carpet and stuff, that's that. And yeah, you can't live in this place with this guy, even with the $93 a month rent.
33:27
Drew
No way. No way. Maybe I'm in a funky mood tonight, but funky that is. But I'm fascinated by these colors. Aren't they interesting tonight?
33:36
Adam
Yeah.
33:37
Drew
It's weird.
33:37
Adam
No, no. I don't know. You could say that any night.
33:43
Drew
Anchorage with eight people in a trailer, with the polar bear.
33:47
Adam
Well, it's true. I did see a polar bear. By the way, Noah, I'm trying to think of something that sort of looks better and is more vicious than a polar bear, where there's that, you know, bigger chasm between sort of how it looks. Cougar, cougar. Yeah, but cougar looks like.
34:06
Drew
But when it's like playing court, they look pretty unique.
34:08
Adam
When they're napping, they're the majestic looking, but a bear, you want to run up and hug.
34:13
Drew
Yeah.
34:14
Adam
They got this huge cougar.
34:15
Drew
Polar bears are pretty prickly.
34:17
Adam
Yeah, but polar bears. Are probably, I don't know, probably more dangerous than Kodiak or grizzly bears. I mean, they're probably one of the most vicious bears out there. They're certainly the biggest and will take you down. And when you see those pictures of them, like, sleeping on the ice, you just you want to run up and just tackle them, especially, I mean, the cubs, anything cuter than the polar bear cub, by the way. And, you know, just sitting there, anything with big paws looks good. Like the smaller the paw, the worse look in the animal in relation to their size.
34:52
Drew
Like the hoof heads towards the devil.
34:55
Adam
Yeah, like coyotes, small paws. And so they're sort of mangy looking, you know, but we see that Labrador, you know, that puppy teenager lab with just a massive paws and cougars have that, too. They got the big, you know, cats have that, they got the big paws. They look good. It's nice until the claws come out.
35:14
Drew
We haven't talked about that. In this part of the country, somebody was attacked and eaten by a cougar near Los Angeles.
35:20
Adam
Yeah.
35:20
Drew
And when the two other bikers went by, the same cat grabbed her on the face, started pulling her down the hill.
35:26
Adam
Yeah. Like what they do, like jump on her face.
35:30
Drew
Just, yeah, just, boom, just sprung at her.
35:33
Adam
The thing, too, is like, you know, my grandma has a cat that's, you know, nine and a half pounds, could kick my ass.
35:41
Drew
Yeah.
35:42
Adam
You know, I mean, I was messing around with it because it was like I got to talk to my grandma, so I got to think of something to do. You know, I was like, get bored. And the cat was rubbing up against me and I was like, you know, fell down. I was like, you know, tickling its belly.
35:54
Drew
Oh, no.
35:54
Adam
It makes you know, claws come out, grab the hand and then the back, the back starts kicking. Grab with the front, start kicking with the back. The thing weighs, you know, ten pounds. Average size, average size domesticated cat. When you start thinking 110 pounds, you know, you picture that thing at 40 pounds, you go, oh, man, this would be good ass kicking. This thing jumped on your head. You'd never get it off. As, as is, could, could come, you know, pretty damn close to kicking your ass. And this thing, and this thing is, you know, one twentieth my size, it starts approaching half your size. Oh, look out. I think he jumps on you. Oh, those claws. Crazy, right?
36:33
Drew
Yeah. And the jaw too.
36:34
Caller
Yeah. Yeah.
36:36
Adam
So anyway, killed.
36:36
Drew
Bitter in the face.
36:37
Adam
Killed somebody.
36:38
Drew
Yep. Ate some biker guy who was fixing his bike. Just ate him.
36:42
Adam
And was eating. It was eating him.
36:44
Drew
It was eating him when they came upon him, the cat, and the cat supposedly was protecting its prey there.
36:49
Adam
Right.
36:50
Drew
And jumped at these people and grabbed one by the face, started dragging her down a hillside.
36:55
Adam
Cats are kind of...
36:55
Drew
And as her friend grabbed her by the leg and pulled her back up the hill with the cat attached to its face, her face.
37:01
Adam
Yeah, that's bad times. I'd have mixed feelings about like grabbing my leg and dragging me the other way. But here's my... I just want to put this... I'm going to put this out there. If I'm ever attacked by a wild animal and anyone... Let it go.
37:14
Drew
Let it go.
37:14
Adam
No. Now, don't get into a tug-of-war while the animal has got my testicles in its mouth. Don't grab my hand and start dragging me toward the van.
37:25
Drew
The other direction, yeah.
37:26
Adam
Start beating the ass out of the animal.
37:28
Drew
Yes.
37:29
Adam
I don't want to turn into a rawhide bone. And by the way, there's nothing a cat or dog or an animal loves more than a little tug-of-war. Little tug-of-war. Yeah, it's like all of a sudden you got the rope toy with the pit bull. Your job is to head in toward the animal. That's what I would like. And here's the deal I'll make with you. If you start attacking the animal that's attacking me instead of dragging my mangled flesh toward the road, eventually when the animal turns on you, I will go for help.
37:58
Drew
Good job.
37:59
Adam
That's my commitment to you.
38:00
Drew
It's quite a deal.
38:01
Adam
Chris, go to garbage. Get the caramel nuts out of the garbage, all right? I'm going to stay here and make sure Drew is an attack by Cougar. You know, they always say, I know we got to go to break, but they always say this when someone gets attacked by the crocodile, the Cougar, the sharks, always. Two things they say. Two things they say. They go, well, what were you thinking? I was thinking, my God, I can't believe this is how I'm going to go. They always say that. And you go, all right, that's what everyone says. Kind of trite. But that would be my only thought. My God, I'm being killed by a cat. Yeah, I thought for sure I was going to be like jacked by gangbanger or, you know, the dirigible accident, you know, a boating accident, a heart attack, anything, anything. I can't believe I mean, that's the only that would be like there would be no life. No, nothing would be flashing in front of my eyes except for, holy Christ, believe I'm being attacked by I'm going to get eaten by a cougar. This is how I'm dying by a cougar.
39:03
Drew
And the next explanation is, well, the animal was didn't really understand.
39:08
Adam
I'm not mad at the animal. He didn't know. He thought I was trying to eat the guy. You know, he thought the hikers were trying to eat the guy was eating and he was just protecting his he thought I was attacking his cubs. He thought I was. Yeah, who cares? Listen, what? What? I think there's bad gators out there. Bad sharks. It's not a goddamn Disney film. No animals bad. None of them are good. It's all instinct, baby. I don't blame the cougar. I always like that. No, we don't blame it. I've got to put a bullet in its head, but no hard feeling.
39:48
Drew
Don't judge him. Don't judge.
39:49
Adam
Don't judge. Can't judge. Not mad at the shark.
39:52
Drew
It's all good. It's all nature.
39:53
Adam
And by the way, is there a big difference between a shark that goes after you with malice and one that's just protecting its air and thinks you're a seal? Know what I mean? Like big difference between that bite. By the way, just hungry. One of the one of the one of the scariest motivations for an attack as far as on me. I don't care if it's I don't care if it's a shark or a person. Hey, I'm hungry. I'm coming after you. That's scary. I'd rather have to get off my lawn mentality than I'm hungry. Yes.
40:23
Drew
Yep.
40:23
Caller
All right.
40:24
Adam
Let's take a break. Drew, I'm hungry.
40:26
Drew
Me too.
40:26
Adam
We'll be back.
40:33
Caller
1-800-LOVE-191.
40:35
Caller
Loveline will be right back.
40:50
Adam
Hey everybody, it's Love Line-a, man. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number, 1-800-NLSA-199. All right, you ready to go to the phones here, Druski?
40:59
Ready.
41:00
Adam
Let's talk to Robert, he's 24.
41:05
Adam, how you doing, bro?
41:06
Adam
What's happening, Robert?
41:08
First things first is there's basically not a better form of entertainment in the media available. You guys are the best combination of personalities available. I hope you guys never stop the show. Thank you very much for what you guys have done.
41:19
Adam
Wow, Robert, thank you, Robert.
41:22
Anderson.
41:23
Adam
Yeah, Anderson's great.
41:26
Anyway, basically, my girlfriend left me about two months and a week ago and since then I've been drinking about two six packs of tall boys a day. I mean, I didn't know pain like this existed. I'm basically wondering what I'm doing to myself.
41:47
Drew
How long were you with this girl?
41:49
It was four years.
41:52
Drew
And do you have a history of abandonment, neglect or something when you're growing up?
41:59
Not really. I mean, I'm an old person. I mean, I graduated from high school and I'm 16. I already make a very good living right now. I mean, I'm pretty old. I basically was completely satisfied just spending my life with her.
42:13
Adam
Okay, well, let me ask a couple of questions and tonight's as good a night as any to really hit this topic because we haven't talked about this. We used to talk about this a lot, sort of damage control when somebody dumps you in your 24-year-old male and vice, you know, females too, but somehow.
42:28
Drew
Men, you take this one hard.
42:29
Adam
Yeah. Particularly at this age, too.
42:32
This isn't my first one, but.
42:33
Drew
But your first big one like this, right?
42:37
Adam
Okay, so you have a life. Why did she dump you?
42:43
I mean, her excuse is basically that, you know, I worked a lot and I was busy and she needed someone there. And then, and she just needed to be alone, but yet she left my apartment and now she lives in another guy's apartment.
42:57
Adam
Yeah.
42:59
I mean, I just, I don't know, that's just the heaviest.
43:02
Adam
Yeah, that's the dagger part. That's the brutal part. Okay, listen, Robert, here's the thing. Every guy's been through this. I don't, I think you need to go through it in a way. Guys need a certain, I don't think women need to do this, but guys need it. Guys need certain things, otherwise they're not complete guys. Guys need maybe like one good ass kicking in their life. Guys need a good dumping. Guys need a PE coach that scares them or a football coach yelling at them.
43:33
Caller
I've had that one, I've had that one.
43:35
Adam
Okay, guys need all this. This is gonna complete your trilogy of ass kicking. All right, this is brutal. So here's the advice. There's nothing you can do to make the pain go away. It will be, it can be temporary. When I say temporary though, it could be six months every year.
43:54
Drew
Yeah.
43:55
Adam
Only thing you can do to sort of deal with the pain is sort of like a inmate who's in solitary, who you could feverishly masturbate until all of your bodily fluids are on the other side of your body and in the cell latrine.
44:12
Drew
Standing up next to you.
44:13
Adam
Or you could just start doing push-ups.
44:15
Drew
Right, and marking time and breathing.
44:17
Adam
And marking time and like doing chin-ups on the-
44:19
Drew
Preparing.
44:21
Adam
Doing chin-ups on the sprinkler bar that goes ahead. That's what you gotta do. It's not gonna be enjoyable. That's it. It's like do chin-ups by day and by night, read law books. This is solitude.
44:35
Drew
Something like that, they're akin to that in your life. The alternative is you get depressed, start thinking about hurting yourself, or you do things that hurt yourself or other people in the meantime, because you're not handling this properly. Now it sounds like Robert's kinda gone down that path. It says he said he was drinking a 12-pack a day for the last four months. If that's true, that is alcoholism beginning to emerge here, and you may need to get that treated if it's really triggered now.
44:59
Adam
The other thing is you will be out of this one day. You'll be in love with somebody else who will inevitably dump you as well.
45:07
Drew
You'll feel like an ass for a feeling like this.
45:08
Adam
You will have wasted a year.
45:11
Drew
Or two of like Adam did.
45:12
Adam
Or, yeah. Now, if you combine them, it's like 14 years. But here's the thing. At least if you're moving forward in those years, it's not, okay, yeah, true. I'm sure you're clinically depressed half the time you're in med school.
45:29
Drew
No, college.
45:30
Adam
College, okay. Yeah, because you're banging the bejesus out of the candy stripers once you got into med school. But in college, you're probably clinically depressed. So, okay, so what? Your life sucked for four years, but you walked away with a degree and you went into med school. Who cares? Now looking back on it, who cares what kind of mood you're in? The point is, is you move forward, you got your degree, you moved ahead with your life. Yes?
45:53
Drew
Something to that.
45:54
Adam
Okay, and that's what you have to do. That's what everyone has to do.
45:58
Drew
Including us right now.
45:59
Adam
Get up in the morning, go for a run.
46:01
Drew
We're gonna move ahead.
46:02
Adam
Trail of tears behind you as you run, but you run. Yes, my friend?
46:06
Drew
Yes, my friend.
46:07
Adam
We'll be back. Here it is, bottom line, it sucks being single today.
46:11
Tons of lame people and no decent prospects.
46:14
Adam
Call the Dateline.
46:15
Call the Dateline.
46:16
1-877-889-DATE. Loveline will be right back, so get your problems ready.
46:38
Adam
Hey, yo, it's Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew. Oh, number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1-Ski. Who's in here?
46:48
Drew
Ron Jeremy next week, later this week.
46:52
Adam
Tell you, I watched at Surreal Life. It's, it was on last year. It's got a new, actually, you know, Jimmy had this idea. We were starting to work on called Has-Been House.
47:10
Drew
Right.
47:10
Adam
We take a bunch of washed up celebrities and put them all under the same roof and have them go at it. And then Surreal Life came out and I love this show. It's Tracy Bingham from like Baywatch is on there and Ron Jeremy and Vanilla Ice and Eric Estrada. And I don't know, Tammy Fay Baker is on there and it's just a great combo and it's a funny show.
47:42
Drew
Really? What are they, the little games or something? Or how do they mix it up?
47:47
Adam
It's really not that involved. It's not like Survivor or anything. They just sort of follow them around the camera because they're washed up celebrities. They fight. And then like Tracy Bingham's a colossal coups, huge pain in the ass. And Vanilla Ice just a retard too. So he's a big pain in the ass and everyone hates him and Ron Jeremy. And this is scary. Ron Jeremy, the porn star, Ron Jeremy holds the record for most adult films made. By far the smartest guy in the house. Oh yeah. Like a thousand times smarter than Vanilla Ice and Tracy Bingham put together. It's crazy. And listen, when, believe me, none of us should ever get to the point where a porn star is telling us, hey man, hey, hey, listen to reason. Cool down. Now look, let me explain to you what's going on.
48:36
Drew
Ron was doing it?
48:38
Adam
He's just, he's clearly smarter.
48:42
Drew
Ron is a smart guy, let's be fair. Ron is actually.
48:45
Adam
Yeah, cause he's the only Jew porn star and they're just smarter than we are. Let's face it. Let's be honest. That wasn't porn star speaking. That was the Jew speaking when he did that. It's clearly smarter than everybody in the house, which is funny. And like I said, like I said, when the guy does, you know, anal movies is telling you, listen man, where's your dignity? Get hold of yourself. That's a bad day. That's when it's time to take a good look in the mirror. All right. It's really funny cause of, you know, vanilla ice is like, they have the old picture of vanilla ice up there. And he's, you know, he's got the weave and the hair, you know, and he's got the bling bling gold. And he's got, you know, there's a real that, whatever early nineties stuff.
49:31
Drew
Didn't we meet him in New York to do our show one time? Was that him?
49:35
Adam
Could have been.
49:35
Drew
That sound familiar?
49:36
Adam
Does sound familiar.
49:38
Drew
Yeah, he had like an, he had like an ocelot or something. He was tall as best cat he had. Remember that?
49:42
Adam
Yeah. Florida boy.
49:43
Drew
Yeah.
49:44
Adam
Okay. Here's, that's all I need to know. But here's the thing. He can't stand his picture from the early nineties or late eighties because that's not him, man. That's what the man created. That's not the real him. And, and, and again, he was totally 80-dow. He's wearing, you know, 90, early nineties, wearing a leather jacket, it's undone to here. There's no shirt on underneath. He has that thing where the buzz cut on the side with the pompadour on top and the cut the lines, the horizontal lines and the whole thing. Now, what do you think he's got? Well, he's sleeved with the tats. He's got the, he's got the piercing on the lip. He's got the pointy sideburns and the Van Dyke. See, this is the real me. Really? Or is it just 2004 and this is what everyone else is doing? See, he's angry at the past. Meanwhile, he just does whatever. Ten years from now, he's going to be angry at this one.
50:35
Drew
Oh, you bet.
50:35
Adam
Yeah, because he looks like Fred Durst. You see what I'm saying? Yeah, I like that part. That's the part, that's part of the show I like.
50:42
Drew
That's the comedy.
50:43
Adam
Yeah. So, Ron Jeremy in here on Thursday. Talk a little sense into us, perhaps. Here's a shocking headline, though. Turns out Ron Jeremy snores. No.
51:01
Drew
Doesn't look like it.
51:03
Adam
No, the big bushy mustache, the jowls, the big gut and the hair all over the back. Who would guess that he's a snorer, this man?
51:11
Drew
It's the weight around the neck that really... Yeah, yeah. That's where the problem is.
51:15
Adam
Get that jowly thing going.
51:16
Drew
That's not on time.
51:17
Adam
You get that goitre neck and the challey, but just a heavy set. Somehow having a little extra hair on you doesn't hurt either.
51:25
Drew
Poor Nicole's sleeping. That will not be what Ron sounds like.
51:33
Adam
Oh, no. No, no.
51:35
Drew
This is a 95 pound 15 year old snorer. Yeah.
51:39
Adam
This is as close to snoring as a female skit.
51:44
Drew
It's just how unobstructed it sounds, like an angel's. This is how angels sleep.
51:49
Adam
Ron Jeremy snores and it's like Peter Norse semen is in his lungs from 1975. You know, like just you can just hear the mileage on the man. I don't think we've ever had a chick fall asleep that we could hear.
52:10
Drew
Not, no, because if she were four inches away from the phone, we wouldn't hear this. It's hard to get somebody to breathe right into the phone asleep.
52:18
Adam
Right, all right. Let's put her on hold and get back to her.
52:25
Drew
OK.
52:27
Adam
It's no fun. Guys are better because of that novelty snore.
52:30
Caller
Yeah.
52:31
Adam
Maybe we can get Ron to fall asleep when he comes in on Thursday. You can hear a little of that signature snore. Nolan, yeah, you're 21.
52:40
Caller
Yeah, I got a Germany or Florida for you guys.
52:43
Caller
All right.
52:44
Caller
A man filed sexual assault charges against his neighbor for sexually assaulting his dog. The man came home from work and his neighbor was in its backyard with a sheet over himself and the dog. The man was masturbating and was sodomizing the dog with a spoon.
53:03
Drew
Oh, quite a large hole.
53:05
Adam
Germany, yeah.
53:06
Drew
Germany. Yeah, the spoon, yeah, somehow the spoon.
53:10
Adam
It's about the sheet being over him, too, you know. And I think Germany's they're big with the animal husbandry over there.
53:18
All right.
53:19
Drew
So yeah, there you go.
53:21
All right.
53:22
Adam
Germany.
53:22
Caller
West Palm Beach.
53:24
Adam
West Palm Beach, Germany?
53:26
Caller
No, right now. And fortunately for the guy, though, there's no bestiology laws in Florida.
53:34
Adam
Oh, really?
53:34
Drew
Interesting.
53:35
Adam
Shocking. There's a shouldn't there be a sort of, by the way, you know, not everything's on the book. It's like it's like they do with the movies when, you know, Agnes DeMule comes in to kick field goals and the guys yelling at the opposing coach, Show Me, Show Me in the Rules book where it says a mule can't can't kick field goals. Well, obviously, they don't they don't cover ever eventuality. But here's the thing. There should be just a general sort of act against nature and God kind of thing. Right. We'll see if it falls under that. Yeah, you it may not specifically be legal to have sex with animals, but it is falling under the act against God.
54:20
Drew
You wouldn't want to have any laws quite that vague, Adam, because that's a slippery slope.
54:25
Adam
Very slippery slope. That's right. Because first, you know, they're locking up a guy for sodomizing a schnauzer with a spoon. And the next thing you know, they're coming after you for giving your eight-year-old daughter a kiss on the forehead before she goes to sleep.
54:40
Drew
Or just brushing your own animal. Just grooming your animal.
54:43
Adam
Touching an animal.
54:44
Drew
That's right.
54:44
Adam
Picking it up, seeing an eye dog, feeding a dog.
54:47
Drew
Act against nature.
54:48
Adam
That's right. Slippery slope. You're very, very right about that.
54:52
Drew
Oh, you got to get in that courtroom tomorrow.
54:56
Adam
I really do. I got to just go nuts. It's all right. I'll be a lunatic because I'll sleep for like four hours. Nicole?
55:05
Caller
Yes.
55:06
Adam
You're 25?
55:07
Caller
Yes.
55:08
Adam
What's up?
55:09
Caller
Actually, I have probably like two or three questions. I was dating this guy for about a year. I have known him for about two. And for three months, he would ask me out, and I finally said yes. And about four months into the relationship, he brought up possibly getting married. Well, about a month ago, he came to me. Actually, he didn't even come to me. He did it over the phone. He's like, I'm not happy in this relationship. We're over. I don't want to be with you. I'm miserable. You make me unhappy, blah, blah, blah, whatever. And then five days later, he is dating some other girl. And about three weeks ago, he told me that he is in love with her. And he is going, he wants to spend the rest of his life with her.
55:59
Caller
Well, what's your question?
56:00
Adam
And what's that mean?
56:01
Drew
Yeah.
56:02
Adam
I mean, that means as much as, you know, when a Drew's kid's saying, if we go to Disneyland this weekend, I'll do homework for the rest of my life. This is, this is, the man's an adolescent, immature guy. Why should he listen to anything he says?
56:17
Drew
He can declare all kinds of things.
56:18
Adam
Yeah.
56:18
Drew
So what's the question?
56:19
Caller
Well, my question would be, is like, I still care about him deeply. And I, you know, have a hard time, like, sleeping. You know, I go out with all my friends, you know, try to have a good time, get over it. Like, I don't understand how somebody that, you know, says they love you all of a sudden can turn their feelings and be so hateful and cruel to somebody.
56:47
Adam
This is a good question. And we know we've had a male version of this and a female version of this. And it crosses all gender lines. The heartbreak. This is a very familiar refrain for people that have been jilted, which is, I don't understand. How could you tell, you looked me in the eye, you told me you wanted to be together forever, you looked me in the eye, you said you loved me. People fall short all the time.
57:10
Drew
Listen, that is humans change, especially when they don't have a commitment, especially when they're trying to figure out who they are, especially when they're young.
57:18
Adam
Right.
57:20
Drew
You better learn to accept it because it is inhuman nature to be this way.
57:24
Adam
And look, how...
57:25
Drew
Nicole, you might have said some half-hearted, but very intense things to somebody somewhere along the way and then decided, eh, this isn't working, I'm out.
57:33
Caller
Right. No, and I do agree with that. But is it like something that could... Because he says I'm a horrible person, that I'm miserable, and I need to seek help, and I have issues.
57:45
Adam
Well, do you?
57:47
Caller
I don't feel that I do. I mean, nothing...
57:50
Drew
I'll tell you what, the fact that you can't accept somebody as an autonomous human choosing to leave you, that your brain can't get its head around that, can't get its mind around it.
58:02
Adam
It's like your brain has its own head, Drew.
58:04
Drew
Your head can't get the brain around it.
58:06
Adam
Does it have an arm and a shoulder?
58:08
Drew
That fact suggests... Listen, that fact suggests you have some real significant abandonment issues. And people with abandonment issues often are people with a lot of chaos in their past and have difficulty maintaining stable relationships in the present.
58:24
Adam
Listen, I'm gonna...
58:25
Drew
Is that her?
58:26
Yeah, I'll tell you.
58:27
Adam
I'll tell you. Well, I'll figure it out. I'm gonna guess Nicole's sign. Don't say it. Don't say it because I know I'm speaking to a Pisces.
58:35
Drew
Aries. No.
58:36
Adam
Shush.
58:36
Drew
Sagittarius.
58:37
Adam
Shush, Drew, I'm guessing. Sagittarius. Sagittarius. Shush, Drew, I'm guessing. I have a flair for this.
58:46
Drew
Guessing? You know.
58:47
Adam
I mean, I'm speaking. Yeah, I'm not guessing. I'm announcing. I'm announcing that you're a Gemini.
58:54
Caller
No.
58:57
Adam
That you're Taurus.
58:58
Caller
No.
58:59
Adam
No, no, Drew. Now, stay away because I have a gift. No, Sagittarius.
59:07
Drew
You said that one already.
59:08
Adam
Oh, I did. I know. I know what I said, Drew. You don't have to. You're not my mommy, OK? That you're Libra. No. Capricorn. Don't help us.
59:23
Drew
OK. Capricorn, Leo, Leo, no, Aries, Aries, hold on, Aries, I knew it, I knew it, I knew it. I was with it. I knew it.
59:31
Adam
I knew it. I knew it. Let me tell you something. Hold on a second, Nicole. I'll tell you the gift I have. I have the gift. I've done this many a time with The Man Show and Crank Anchors and on this show and just talking to people. I have a gift for venturing 11 to 14 guesses on someone's sign and not getting it.
59:52
Drew
Right. An abnormal. Just statistics alone, just based on probabilities, you should get it sooner.
59:58
Adam
Yes.
59:59
Drew
Then you do.
59:59
Adam
If you essentially say, guess what month I was born in and my average is 11.2 before I get to the right month, that's as incredible as getting it on the first one. True. Is it not?
1:00:16
Drew
It's a gift.
1:00:18
Adam
Thank you. I've been touched by the hand of God.
1:00:21
Drew
But Nicole?
1:00:22
Adam
Yeah.
1:00:23
Drew
What about these abandonment issues?
1:00:26
Caller
I've never been abandoned before by significant people in my life such as family or friends or anything like that. Relationship-wise, yeah, guys have broken up with me. I've broken up with guys.
1:00:41
Drew
No, but I mean, why is abandonment so difficult for you? Did your emotional needs matter or something? Were you abandoned in some other way growing up?
1:00:51
Caller
I don't think so. A lot of people say that it stems that my parents never told me that they loved me.
1:00:58
Drew
So you were emotionally abandoned most of your life. Perhaps.
1:01:03
Caller
Perhaps, yeah.
1:01:04
Drew
All right.
1:01:06
Adam
Here's the thing. The question shouldn't be how can somebody do this? How can someone say I love you and then say I'm not in love with you? The question should be is how could you fall in love with an idiot like this?
1:01:25
Caller
That is, you know, I have questioned myself on that.
1:01:27
Adam
Don't beat yourself up. But if you're going to ask a question, do that. It's more helpful for the next relationship. He's an idiot. Like, he's going to break up with this next chick the same way. He'll do the same. He's a pattern. All idiots repeat themselves. I mean, the cornerstone of being an idiot is a repetitive pattern. I mean, really, that's how you sort of separate the losers from me, for instance. It's just repetitive mistakes. Same F-ups. Whether it's, you know, you're on your eighth DUI or your eighth divorce. Whatever it is, getting fired, dropping out, whatever it is, it's a pattern. And this is what unevolved people do. And good, fine, he's gone. He did you a favor. I know it sounds trite, but he moved on. What are you going to do? You want to marry the guy? And then eight months into it, he's banging your best friend and divorcing you and then saying it's your fault. And by the way, that's a horrible thing to do. Like just if you're going to dump somebody, say, listen, I'm a problem person. I'm sorry. I brought you down with me. Don't start pointing the finger. Nicole, you're fine. Start doing pushups.
1:02:35
Drew
Let's hear Nicole's song.
1:02:37
Adam
Oh, oh, yeah. That was the other Nicole. Oh, sleeping beauty is awoken. What's happening, baby doll, you're 15. We were listening to you snore a little bit earlier. Yeah. I like this, Nicole. What's up?
1:02:57
Caller
Well, I got raped by my cousin and I don't know if I should tell anybody about it because yes.
1:03:04
Drew
Tell your tell your parents.
1:03:06
Caller
Well, it's like really, because I don't want to.
1:03:10
Drew
Nicole, you were a victim of a crime. This person is going to do it. You were a victim of a crime. This person is going to do it to other people.
1:03:16
Caller
I don't know.
1:03:27
Adam
Let's find out what Drew thinks. Drew, what do you think?
1:03:29
Drew
Nicole, tell your parents. Can you not hear me when I'm saying that? You must tell your parents. It's a big deal, I know, but you're the victim of a crime. He will do this to other people. You must tell your parents.
1:03:41
Adam
Well, let me talk to Nicole. Nicole.
1:03:43
Drew
Yeah?
1:03:44
Adam
This is the one they call Ace. Now, how long ago did this happen? And how old is your cousin? Twenty. And this sort of thing ever happened before to you?
1:04:02
Caller
Mm-mm.
1:04:04
Drew
Never been abused in any way, physically or sexually?
1:04:06
Caller
No, not really.
1:04:07
Drew
Not really? What does that mean, not really?
1:04:10
Caller
Well, no. I haven't been abused.
1:04:14
Adam
And what went on with your cousin that he was able to rape you this way?
1:04:18
Caller
Well, do you want to hear the whole story?
1:04:20
Drew
No. I want to hear it. Just the cliff notes.
1:04:24
Adam
Give us a Reader's Digest version of it, although they rarely write about rape.
1:04:30
Drew
Because that's a violent crime, Adam. No, no.
1:04:32
Adam
Well, hold on a second. It's not a sexual crime.
1:04:37
Drew
No.
1:04:38
Adam
It's violent crime. A lot of people think rape is a sexual act, a sexual crime.
1:04:46
Drew
What does it?
1:04:46
Adam
What in the world? It is an act of violence.
1:04:50
Drew
What does that do with sex? What in the world?
1:04:52
Adam
It is, it is, Drew, it is no different than, than, than if a thug walked into a convenience store, asked for the money from the old woman behind the counter and then pissed the wimp there. But it, you know, and then came no different, no, no, no different than Jack off or anything. We just, he's just, he's got to come. He's got to come. It's, it's no, it's, it's no different.
1:05:19
Drew
That happens all the time.
1:05:20
Adam
It's no different a crime than if two people got into a fender bender, words were exchanged. Somebody came out of the car with a pool cue or baseball bat and proceeded to attack the other. And then, and then came. Got to come. But no different. Zero. It's, it's, you understand, Drew, you understand, there's no difference than if, if, if we got into a bar fight and I was, I was mashing your head against the side of the pool table and coming. No difference. There's a, that is a crime of violence is non-sexual, except for you come, you understand?
1:05:58
Drew
Except for that. Yeah.
1:06:03
Adam
Sorry, Nicole. Straighten, drew out on rape. He thinks it's a sexual crime. I say. I say it's a crime of fines, but you come. Now, this guy did this to you where? Were you at home? His house. And did you, uh, have he ever done any, do you know him well? I mean, some people have cousins they've seen twice and some have cousins they grew up with.
1:06:29
Caller
Well, he lives by me, but I see him, I don't see him that often. Like maybe once or twice a month.
1:06:37
Drew
That's pretty frequent.
1:06:38
Adam
Once or twice a month since you've been born kind of thing?
1:06:42
Caller
Yeah, pretty much.
1:06:44
Drew
That's weird.
1:06:45
Adam
That's a weird one because that's a family member. Yeah, if a guy lives in Philly and you've seen it, you saw him at your aunt Marie's wedding or something.
1:06:52
Drew
2015 also, don't forget. We're getting jaded in this show.
1:06:55
Adam
I know. And did you yell for help or try to stop him?
1:07:05
Drew
That's one of our things we're concerned about here. Yeah, that you've had such a horrible freeze reaction and you felt sort of responsible for this. And you haven't told anybody to suggest that you've been victimized in the past, that somehow you've been traumatized and sort of that freeze reaction was something you're sort of prone to.
1:07:22
Adam
Do you think he thinks he raped you? Do you think he thinks he raped you?
1:07:32
Drew
Does he believe? Do you think he would say in his heart of hearts that that was a rape?
1:07:37
Adam
Yeah, I think I had it by saying, asking you, do you think?
1:07:40
Caller
I don't think he would admit it, but...
1:07:42
Drew
He wouldn't admit it, but he knows he raped you. It wasn't like he would say, hey, we were dating and things got carried away.
1:07:49
Adam
He feels like he raped you. All right. You need to tell your parents. Why can't you tell your parents?
1:07:57
Caller
Because they're really close with my cousin and I don't want... I don't know.
1:08:03
Adam
What's your guys... Do you have one of those nationalities where families are tight and don't talk?
1:08:08
Caller
No. I don't know.
1:08:14
Drew
Well, here's the deal. You have two choices. You can tell the police, go to the emergency room and make a police report or you can tell your parents. Those are your choices.
1:08:22
Caller
Those are my only choices.
1:08:23
Drew
Those are your only choices.
1:08:25
Adam
Well, I don't know what else you can do. What do you want to do? I mean, you should get some counseling.
1:08:29
Drew
You want to do nothing? Then you'll carry this around. You'll sort of be a victim.
1:08:34
Adam
You're going to have to go see the guy and stuff because you're going to go over there for Thanksgiving and all that stuff, right?
1:08:41
Drew
That's no good. That's bad for you.
1:08:43
Adam
Plus, this guy's a bad guy.
1:08:45
Drew
Plus, magically, unless you deal with this in a sort of proactive way, you're going to start acting out. Sometimes people act out there very sexually after this. They have lots of partners and this and that. It's sort of almost reenacting the whole thing over and over again. You get stuck in a cycle of trauma. Right.
1:09:00
Adam
Right. And again, this guy, I mean, like I said, one thing if this is some cousin who lives on the East Coast who you only saw once when there were three and you guys were partying one night and ended up in the hot tub. It's another thing where he's 20 or 15 and he rapes you.
1:09:25
Drew
You have a freeze reaction.
1:09:26
Adam
Yeah. You're fearful. But look, let me just before we got to go to breakthrough, but let me say that I just want to make sure people are on the same page with rape, not being a sexual act, but an act of violence where you come.
1:09:43
OK, got it.
1:09:44
Adam
You understand?
1:09:46
Drew
You're a jackal.
1:09:47
Adam
If I if I took if I took a kitchen knife right now, jumped on you and plunged it through your sternum in into your chest repeatedly and and it's it's it's no different than that act provided I can't you understand rape rape is that act with ejaculation exactly the same with semen mixing with the blood.
1:10:09
Drew
So that's it. Does everyone ejaculate when they engage in violent acts or they might do because they have to.
1:10:14
Adam
Otherwise, it would be something different otherwise it's the same right and and and you're you're not a rape victim you're rape survivor just like you're tacked by a mountain line you're a survivor. If you survive. All right. There's a lot of rules around rape discussions and I know people think we're we're not making fun of rape but just making fun of this sort of weird societal rules. I got in a long argument with someone once about really on the show where they're yelling me about being a rape some a-hole left-wing fairy guy was on here complaining that I said rape victim and he said oh he had to correct me rape survivor and I told him to shut up because I hate getting caught up in that kind of crappy minutiae.
1:10:57
Drew
Here's the deal it's rape is a very serious crime it is it is an awful thing and but the shrouded in a bunch of nomenclature is this this just this just be honest and straight about what this thing is it's awful whatever it is it doesn't need any sort of special categorization by the way if it's an act of violence you're a victim of violent crime yes if you're if it's an act of violence and you survive then you can be a you can be a victim violence right just like an old woman who gets who gets mugged and wait it's a unique it's it's on its own unique category in a way yes no recording but violence not sexual with semen coming from him.
1:11:42
Adam
That's a quick break. We'll be right back.
1:11:44
Drew
Hello, this is your radio.
1:12:07
Adam
I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew. Holy Christ, getting up at seven hours.
1:12:15
Drew
To go and sit in a room with a bunch of your friends. Oh, it is good times.
1:12:21
Adam
Look, I don't want to come off as a snob, but so be it, I'm better than all of you. You know what I mean? What am I supposed to do, pretend like I'm not? I got to go to downtown and go do my jury duty tomorrow. And by the way, here's the whole thing about that. I've engaged myself in these situations before where I've had to go to court, some guy destroyed my car. By the way, the good folks over at the Van Nuys court department, I'm still working hard to get my effing money back, I'm sure, yeah, cause they're... Just let me say this, Drew, and this lesson, I truly wish that the good people in the court system here in Southern California could put the same effort forward toward the people that owe them money, toward getting the people that owe the victims money. Cause it is just one big effing March of Dimes fundraising tell a god damn thon, where all they do is raise money for themselves in the second somebody owes you money. Now, I said, look, this guy owes me like four grand. He's not paying. Hey, there's nothing we can do. There's nothing we can do. Really? I tell that to my buddy Ray. He went over to his mom's apartment and got him out of there in his underpants cause he owed a bunch of parking tickets. There's nothing you can do. Oh God, do I hate this system. And by the way, everyone in there is, you're all criminals. But you know why? Because you're all pain in the ass. You're all the reason they're there and not at the beach. I'm gonna bring a cyanide tablet to bite into. Oh, I mean like when I had to go into court to get this a-hole to give me five bucks for my stupid car he ruined. It's like, I have to stand up like, sir, sit down. Yeah, I just want to know cause I got to go to work. The system's so effed up. You fight a ticket and you win and then what do you get? You don't have to pay? It's great. It's like you make a bet and you win. So what, you don't lose? You don't get anything back? You fight a ticket and you win, you should get paid. The amount, what is it? How much is the ticket for? Prick in Burbank gives me jaywalking ticket. It's 48 bucks, all right. I'm gonna fight it now. Oh, I won, all right. Where's my 48? Isn't that what we're talking about? That's the stakes, right? No, I'm thinking about fighting the parking ticket I got in front of my house, just to be a maniac. Think I should do it?
1:14:59
Drew
Why not?
1:15:00
Adam
Yeah, why not? I have to quit my job in order to do it. By the way, that's what they do. You have to come down at noon, four days in a row, and kiss somebody's ass. Well, I'm gonna figure it out. You know what? I got an assistant, I'm gonna put her on it. I'm gonna win this thing from front of my house. You watch me. All right, Drew? Follow up with me now, buddy. I'm gonna beat the system. I'm gonna beat the system. All right, so anyway, tomorrow I got jury duty. So I'm gonna go down and sit between a bunch of yahoos and figure out somebody's fate. All right, where are we going?
1:15:30
Drew
Wait till you see this.
1:15:32
Adam
I got you. Let me tell you the thing. I'll tell you the thing that Los Angeles has over other cities or most other cities is we got a crazy international house of pancakes of nationalities going around that adds to the confusion, which is if this is going on somewhere in the Midwest, you just have white trash to your right and to your left. This will be a hodgepodge of crazy nationalities with crazy languages and crazy smells going back and forth. This is gonna be death. This could be horrible, Drew. It'll be great. And if I pinch myself and woke up and looked around, you wouldn't know what country you were in or where you were in time.
1:16:22
Drew
Absolutely true.
1:16:22
Adam
Would you?
1:16:23
Drew
No.
1:16:23
Adam
Drew, if you took yourself almost any place in Los Angeles, spun yourself around, just sort of woke up in the middle of downtown and looked around, would you know where you were?
1:16:31
Drew
No.
1:16:31
Adam
You have no idea, would you? I mean, if you couldn't find any markers, no cop cars, no nothing.
1:16:35
Drew
You knew you were in the city, but you have no way to know what hemisphere you're in.
1:16:38
Adam
What hemisphere? You have no idea what side of the equator you're on. You have no idea, would you?
1:16:42
Uh-uh. Mm-mm.
1:16:44
Adam
But, you know, it's a melting pot. Milos?
1:16:50
Caller
Hey, guys. Hey, what's going on?
1:16:53
Adam
18 years age, what's up?
1:16:56
Caller
Well, I'm just wondering if having different sized testicles is a big deal. Like I've had, my sex drive has dropped quite a bit over the last two years, and I'm just wondering, like, one of my testicles is just like normal size, but the other one is like the size of a large marble.
1:17:22
Drew
Well, you should have that checked out, because-
1:17:24
Adam
Isn't a large marble the size of a testicle?
1:17:27
Drew
He means not the big marbles, he means a large, regular marble.
1:17:31
Caller
Yeah, like-
1:17:32
Drew
Like a generous marble, not a big one.
1:17:36
Caller
All right, well, yeah.
1:17:38
Adam
Maybe the sex drive part is the depression, or the pot addiction.
1:17:41
Drew
Yeah, the marijuana.
1:17:43
Caller
No, actually, I've tried to get in, and Anderson wouldn't believe me. Can you guys tell that I have an accent, like, at all?
1:17:52
Drew
No.
1:17:54
Adam
Well, you speak the language of the stoner.
1:17:58
Caller
Well, I'm kind of sleepy right now. You guys know who that is?
1:18:07
That's Max.
1:18:09
Adam
Oh, is that Max?
1:18:10
Yeah, he runs the affiliate stations for Max.
1:18:12
Adam
That's a retard because, and Drew, this way she'd never defend anyone who calls a show, which has got one normal size and one the size of a large marble, which is normal size. That's the only reason I'm saying it.
1:18:24
Drew
Yeah, I hear you. I mean, this is not a bogus call. I think the um is Max. That's Max.
1:18:33
Adam
Wait a minute. Hold on a second. Who are you talking about?
1:18:36
Drew
Anderson.
1:18:37
Caller
Yeah, that drop is Max.
1:18:40
Drew
That's Max.
1:18:42
Adam
Why is Max's um a drop?
1:18:44
Caller
Because I got it from like years ago on Pharrell.
1:18:47
Adam
But didn't this guy just do an um, or did you just stuff the um, you stuffed the first um in?
1:18:51
Caller
I did the um and then he started following suit. He's a pigeon.
1:18:56
Adam
OK, so let's get back to wherever we're getting to here. Is this guy this guy?
1:19:03
Drew
Yes, Milos.
1:19:04
Adam
Oh, well, who brought up Max then?
1:19:06
Caller
That was me. I'm sorry. I was using that drop. You guys know Max? We all know Max.
1:19:11
Adam
Milos?
1:19:12
Drew
OK, stop, Anderson. You need to have it checked out for a couple of reasons. It's unlikely to have anything to do with your sex drive. Because all you need is one test. It will compensate. That's all you need. But the other side, the one with the small, supposedly small testicle, maybe there's not a testicle in that scrotum. And that is a serious issue. That needs to be checked out.
1:19:37
Adam
But do you smoke pot and are you depressed?
1:19:39
Caller
No, but I've been through a war. I actually come from Bosnia. And I've been through the war there from 1992 to 1995. Well, I was six when it started. And I think I have some post-traumatic stress going on.
1:19:58
Drew
Sure. And that may be what's going on more than anything. Because you sound depressed.
1:20:03
Adam
What went on over there? Well, Drew's punched a mic for the second time in about 11 minutes. No, he hit him earlier. I was just mad enough not to say anything. Ethnic cleansing, was that going on over there?
1:20:17
Caller
Yeah, my parents are actually different nationalities. And my dad was on the wrong side of the issue. So he would just basically have to volunteer to save his life. He had to volunteer into the Army. And the whole street where we lived on was cleaned off. People were Serbs and he was a Serb. And it was a big mess. Yeah.
1:20:41
Adam
I wonder how we caused that somehow.
1:20:45
Caller
Yeah.
1:20:46
Adam
Thanks. So what should he do?
1:20:50
Drew
See, Rolla, just make sure there's not a non-descended test down that other side. Don't worry about the sex drive thing. That's not the issue at all.
1:20:56
Adam
Yeah. And let me explain to all you left-wing liberal tards out there who think basically if there is evil around the world, it's only because we fund it or cause it or provoke it somehow. We didn't invent racism over here. It's far more prevalent in many other parts of the world. And secondly, left alone, there will be ethnic cleansing going on. And, oh, we're not the world's police. Yeah, well, we leave Hitler alone. He's doing whatever. Whatever he's doing with the Jews, he does with the Jews. That's not our job. We're not the police force. Let him do his thing over there. Let's do a little ethnic cleansing, little genocide. We can't judge. We can't judge.
1:21:41
Drew
The culture, cultural thing.
1:21:42
Adam
Yeah, you want to put dissidents in a sack and throw them off a five-story building on a concrete slab. I can't judge.
1:21:49
Drew
How dare you?
1:21:49
Adam
They must have their reasons. Of course. Yeah.
1:21:51
Drew
We just can't understand it because we don't have the sensitivity to be able to appreciate it from their point of view.
1:21:56
Adam
Well, yeah, we're not sensitive to their culture. We don't know.
1:21:59
Drew
It's all the same.
1:22:01
Adam
I want to put a burning tie around a guy, I want to kill him because he's a different religion. Can't judge. Cannot judge. Cannot judge, Drew.
1:22:12
Drew
Maybe our mistake is not judging enough. You know? Maybe that's really where we fall short. We should become super judgmental of heinous, over-the-top, amoral behavior. Yeah.
1:22:27
Adam
No problem with it. No, no problem. Not judging fast enough. That's our problem. Yep. Would have been nice to get to Hit Learn 39. The Mussolini Two in the list is as long as my arm. If people, we should have put a bullet in just a year or so before they got ahead of steam. World would be a much better place.
1:22:48
Drew
And by the way, we straightened out one country and Libya came around. Imagine that. How did that happen?
1:22:54
Adam
Zero problem with any of it. All right. Let's take a quick break, Drew. We got to eat more nuts. Hide those nuts.
1:22:59
Drew
No, bring them over here.
1:22:59
Adam
Chris, throw the nuts away.
1:23:00
Drew
Over here.
1:23:01
Adam
Throw them away. Get them out of the garbage. Bring them back. We'll be right back. Loveline.
1:23:07
Caller
1-800-LOVE-191.
1:23:35
Adam
I, uh, junior producer Lauren was saying that she got out of jury duty because her doctor wrote her a note saying that she had ADD. ADD. And, uh, and by the way, I'd rather, I'd go with, I'd rather go with metal plate in my head than ADD. That's, uh, you know, the guy's rolling his eyes. Drew, any judge who sees a doctor's note with ADD, they, they know he basically just basically got a coward or a communist.
1:24:06
Drew
I think he just, he admired the boldness, just said, move along, move along.
1:24:10
Adam
Yeah. And, uh, Drew, you could perhaps write me a note to get me out of jury duty.
1:24:16
Drew
Could not.
1:24:17
Adam
Could not. How about a little something? No, I don't know. What if I turn an ankle on the way down the stairs, tomorrow at 6 45 in the morning?
1:24:25
Drew
Then you sit down and go back up. Just sit down and listen.
1:24:31
Adam
I mean, turn it, you know, leaving the house. It's icy. It's icy.
1:24:35
Drew
I don't know. Then you, you call and reschedule.
1:24:37
Adam
Call and reschedule?
1:24:38
Drew
Yeah.
1:24:40
Adam
Yeah. Here's my whole thing, Drew. Drew has been telling me how miserable this jury duty is for the last five commercial breaks. And it's, I got to be downtown at 745. I'm at the point where I practically have a warrant out for me because I've been goosing this along for five years. And then it's like, well, if I don't go, there's a possible, like, I don't know, $750 fine or something like that. Drew says it's worth it at five times that price.
1:25:07
Drew
Yes. All right.
1:25:08
Adam
Just made my decision. That's it. Sleep well.
1:25:12
Drew
That's truly all it is. Just a fine. Take the fine.
1:25:14
Adam
What are they going to do? Send me to jail?
1:25:16
Drew
Yeah.
1:25:17
Adam
Oh, really?
1:25:17
Drew
As contempt.
1:25:19
Adam
Still be, still be good radio. If I went to the joint, put an ISDN line in the joint.
1:25:24
Drew
Be fine.
1:25:24
Adam
Do from the joint.
1:25:25
Drew
Let me get.
1:25:26
Adam
All right. Junior, junior, junior, junior, junior.
1:25:28
Drew
Should do a little jumping jack.
1:25:29
Adam
Yeah. She said, yeah, go in the joint.
1:25:31
Drew
Adam and Jill, yeah.
1:25:33
Adam
See, see how your acerbic weight goes over in the joint. Guess it's me being locked into the joint.
1:25:41
Drew
Levy or Levi?
1:25:43
Adam
Levi? You're 19?
1:25:47
Caller
Yeah.
1:25:47
Adam
What's up?
1:25:49
Caller
About six months ago, I met this really nice girl on the internet and she's 32. And she's married and she's got two kids, one's 10, one's 11. And her and her husband are getting a divorce and we just started talking and we really, I guess you could say we hit it off.
1:26:10
Adam
Sure. Where does she live?
1:26:12
Caller
Ponca City. She lives about three hours from me.
1:26:14
Adam
She's out in Ponca?
1:26:16
Caller
Yeah.
1:26:17
Adam
What do they got? They got of a Indian casino out there?
1:26:21
Caller
Yeah, I think like Cherk Creek or something like that. Ponning, Ponning Cherk.
1:26:26
Adam
Right, right. It's good gambling if you like the Texas Hold'em and the pie gal. Of course, it'd be morally wrong if they let them just play blackjack. 21. Well, clearly wrong. Yeah, Keno and pie gal. You understand morally where that's okay. Yeah, that's good. It's totally different. Okay, so. You can't judge. I can't judge. Levi.
1:26:48
Caller
Yeah.
1:26:49
Adam
Yeah, so this is that, this is that, you know, was her ex-husband bad guy?
1:26:56
Drew
According to her.
1:26:58
Caller
According to her, and I know him.
1:27:03
Adam
You do?
1:27:03
Caller
He's, yeah, he's an okay guy, but I mean.
1:27:09
Drew
How is he, you know this guy?
1:27:10
Caller
He's 34.
1:27:11
Drew
How do you know him?
1:27:12
Adam
She said she's 34. He's 34.
1:27:14
Drew
Oh, that's how you know.
1:27:15
Caller
I met her through, I met him through her. And.
1:27:22
Adam
Because he has to deal with the kids?
1:27:24
Caller
Yeah, that's the only reason they're together is because of the kids. They got married because of the kids.
1:27:31
Drew
Are you her girlfriend, his boyfriend?
1:27:33
Adam
Hold on, when they started dating, someone just dropped off a couple of kids?
1:27:37
Caller
No.
1:27:37
Adam
They got married? Yeah.
1:27:39
Caller
They got married because she got pregnant.
1:27:41
Adam
Yeah, okay. We asked a question about an hour ago, which is what does she say about him? Does she say he's a bad guy?
1:27:50
Caller
No, she doesn't really say he's a bad guy. She just, she doesn't really love him anymore. I mean, she does because she spent the last 16 years with him.
1:27:59
Adam
Right, okay. But I got married when they were young. Yeah. And now they're still together because of the kids, yet you met the guy. How does this work?
1:28:10
Caller
He really doesn't know that I'm interested in her or anything like that. I mean, we've only, I've only met him like four or five different times and I've been over to the house and I've seen the way he treats her and I-
1:28:20
Drew
How does she introduce you? Here's my 19 year old ward.
1:28:24
Caller
No, I used to work, she says that I used to work with her and I lost my job and lost my house because I didn't have a job and that, I'm staying with a couple of friends and I just come over and visit her because I'm friends with her from work.
1:28:38
Drew
I see.
1:28:39
Adam
And are you guys having a sexual relationship?
1:28:43
Caller
We have.
1:28:44
Adam
We have.
1:28:45
Caller
Last weekend, we can just pass.
1:28:48
Adam
Where, in her house?
1:28:50
Caller
My house.
1:28:52
Drew
They think a little bit of an age difference there with her 32 years. Is that a little bit too much?
1:28:57
Adam
Well, but you got to look at it this way. I think Levi's thinking, you know, eight years to be able to nail the 10 year old. No. I mean, your man's got a plan for his future.
1:29:08
Caller
She's got two boys.
1:29:09
Drew
Well, that's what he's talking about.
1:29:12
Caller
That's... I don't swing that way, man.
1:29:15
Adam
Give it a few years and like a, okay. Look, let's not judge. We can't judge. Here's the point, Levi. This, okay, let me explain something. This is what we call a white trash move here. There's trouble. You know, when you watch those late night TV and they do this like those true detective stories and it turns out somebody got shot, you're the guy who got shot.
1:29:38
Drew
Right. The husband. The guy that got shot. Yeah, the husband will shoot you. She's just looking for a little distraction. She's had a long marriage with a guy her age.
1:29:46
Adam
Right.
1:29:47
Drew
And she's gonna go for a young guy just to sort of get some distraction, not because she wants a relationship.
1:29:52
Adam
It's very difficult. Okay, here's what I'm gonna say. You called the show because you want our collective wisdom, our advice, where we've been around the block a few times. We've talked to many people. There's a lot of education, a lot of street smarts between us and a lot of failed relationships. We are telling you, without any hesitation, this is a dangerous situation. It's dangerous, literally dangerous. And this is exactly how most 19-year-olds who get shot get shot. If it's not a drug deal, it's this. There's kids involved. There's a screwed up chick who's looking for a life preserver involved. There's all the makings of a disaster here. You're 19. Find a nice 18-year-old who doesn't have any baggage and wants to go out and have some kicks for a few years before she gets married and start dating her. Take her down to the lake and do a little skinny dipping. Know what I'm saying?
1:30:51
Drew
Yeah, this is gonna be a bad situation. 19 years old.
1:30:55
Adam
All right, who's been on hold for the longest, Drew?
1:30:57
Drew
We gotta go to break.
1:30:57
Adam
Who? Who, I ask you.
1:30:59
Drew
There you go.
1:30:59
Adam
98 minutes. Talk about it, a disaster. Carrie. You're 21. You just got an abusive relationship. Hey, baby doll. And now Drew abused you more by putting you on hold for 98 minutes. Yeah, you're going to trial?
1:31:20
Caller
Yes, I am going. Well, it's actually pending right now. I just got out of an abusive relationship. What happened was I ended up meeting some guy, really was interested in him, and he was...
1:31:37
Adam
Now we're out of time. Well, now hold on a second, honey child. Hold on. Hold on, baby, hold on. We're going to work it out so that we speak to you first tomorrow night. Oh, you are? And for a long time. Like maybe the first hour and a half. All right, now hold on. And don't hang up on her, Brian. Get her phone number. We'll do something.
1:31:59
Caller
We've just been on hold for an hour and a half.
1:32:01
Adam
Over an hour and a half. We'll get her on. Now! She was a beauty, so I can hear in her voice that weird seduction thing. Okay, we'll be right back.
1:32:10
Caller
Okay, so I know there's nothing wrong with me.
1:32:12
Caller
So what's up?
1:32:13
Caller
So I was like you and I used to think that these datelines were totally cheesy.
1:32:17
Caller
But I tried everything else and thought, what the hell?
1:32:23
Caller
Believe it or not, other normal people are out there looking too.
1:32:52
Adam
Give it an eight, Drew. Well, you've helped me make my mind up.
1:32:56
Drew
About the courtroom, huh? I wish, I just want to unleash you on that room, and I would love your thoughts about it.
1:33:01
Adam
I do, too, and I realize it would be grist for my mill, but the real deal breaker is the downtown, the parking, and the 745 call time, because there's one kind of misery that I just have not been able to get past, and that's the 2 a.m. go-to-bed and the 650 alarm going off, it just kills me. All right, not doing it. You're right, Drew, take your advice. And it's worth whatever it is. I'm literally a millionaire. Literally. I'm by my way out of trouble. So until next time, it's Adam Carolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo. Yes, I have performed fellatio on Said Boyfriend.
1:33:46
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