1:26
Adam
Dr. Drew, Board Certified Physician, Dictionary Medicine Specialist. Wow, we've just been sitting here working on the best of Loveline.
1:33
Drew
I wonder if you're gonna bring that up.
1:34
Adam
For the Christmas break. And people, and I'm gonna give my props to Engineer Anderson, because the person that does the hard work here is Engineer Anderson. First off, he has to listen to Loveline.
1:48
Drew
A lot of it.
1:49
Adam
A lot of it, and not only live, like he hears it every night, but then he has to go home and listen to more of it. Really, it's almost a punishment. Then I shouldn't say almost. It's a punishment. It's a form of torture. Then he has to cut everything down and whittle it down, and pull the best, and then the best of the best. People ask us all time, who is your best guess or who's your biggest guess? I'm always like, oh, we had that black guy from the Parkers because my mind, not only I have low self-esteem thoughts and I know Drew's that way too. Remember one time, here's how low the self-esteem is of the show, Eminem called into the show one time, just randomly.
2:33
Drew
Really?
2:33
Adam
Eminem came in to the studio a few years back, but also one time Eminem just called up.
2:38
Drew
Really?
2:38
Adam
And I said, remember that time Eminem called up? It was on the air, and Drew said, no, I don't remember. And producer Ann said, no, I don't think he would call in. And Anderson said, no, I don't. And after we went around about three times, finally you guys had convinced me he hadn't called in either. Like, this show is too bad, he wouldn't call in. And then Jimmy told me later, he was listening when he called in six months earlier. So it turns out he did call in. But speaking of Eminem.
3:03
Drew
But just to go, and the reason I'm talking about this, we were sitting here with a list in front of us of the guests that are going to be on this best of best of segments we're going to have.
3:10
Adam
Yeah, Matthew McConaughey and the Foo Fighters and destiny's Child and Ozzy Osbourne.
3:16
Drew
Beyoncé knowles. Yeah.
3:18
Adam
Oh, just a little.
3:20
Drew
Scott Marlin.
3:21
Adam
Tommy Lee.
3:22
Drew
Jack Black.
3:23
Adam
Yeah, yeah.
3:24
Drew
Tom Marlowe, Alec Baldwin, David Arquette, Tony Hawk.
3:27
Adam
Yeah.
3:28
Drew
Macy Gray.
3:30
Adam
Yeah. They had some good people on this show.
3:33
Drew
james Addiction. Listen. Laura Pripom, Mila Kunis. And that's just the ones we have in front of us are more.
3:38
Adam
Yeah. What you need to do.
3:39
Drew
Which we've already forgotten.
3:40
Adam
Rob Schneider, Jeff Probst. Yeah. Good Charlotte, Marilyn Manson. Here's what I'm going to need you all to do. Turn off tonight's show and really save up because it's going to be a dismal disappointment compared to what we have planned for you on the best of. yes, Drew.
3:55
Drew
That best of will begin with the 20th, 22nd, something like that.
3:58
I have no idea.
3:59
Drew
Anyway, they were there. Pretty amazing shows.
4:01
Adam
All right. Let's keep on keeping on with this show.
4:04
Drew
Oh, what? Huh? Oh, that's right. This one here.
4:07
Adam
Yeah, we're on the air now. Yeah. A couple of things. First off, I need some. There needs to be. I was thinking about it today, Drew. There needs to be a word or some language for like, I'm just saying I don't really mean anything. I'm not trying to get out of anything.
4:23
Drew
I'm just saying doesn't work. You tried it doesn't work.
4:26
Adam
This business is so filled with BS that if you bring something up, or suggest something, no, let me explain something. Let me tell me how this works. I'm doing some commercial, some man on the street radio commercial that's going to run in the south. They offered me a bunch of money. I'm going out, they say, to North Carolina one day.
4:51
Drew
Will me tell again?
4:52
Adam
I have no idea.
4:53
Drew
Oh yeah.
4:54
Adam
I'm assuming that's the only town there is in North Carolina.
4:56
Drew
It's with television cameras.
4:58
Adam
This is a radio commercial. Going out to North Carolina one day to do a man on the street kind of thing. Then three weeks later I'm going to Tampa, Florida to do another man on the street thing. I say, Well, what are you looking for? They're like, Well, we went eight or nine 30 second man on the street spots. I said, Well, you're paying me a lot of money and don't get me wrong, but why don't we just go to North Carolina? And I'll just do them all.
5:27
Drew
Why don't you go to North Hollywood and do them all?
5:29
Adam
That was my first suggestion. Well, because people don't know the product that well in this part of the country.
5:34
Drew
It could be funnier.
5:35
Adam
All right. Fine. Fine. But OK. Now how about I just go to North Carolina and I'll stay for an extra day or something, whatever it is. But we'll just do it. And by the way, you need eight or nine man on the street things at 30 seconds each. We'll do that before lunch and then that'll be that. I mean, not just for me. Well, is there a problem or, you know, no, no, I'm not.
5:57
Drew
I'm just saying.
5:58
Adam
I'm just saying. I'm just, no need to go back to Tampa. Well, the clients, I mean, the product, I mean, people who own the product feel like, No, no, no, I'm not.
6:06
Drew
Okay, you're talking to a marketing firm, a publicity firm at that point.
6:10
Adam
I could visibly, it was a conference call, I could feel them getting weird immediately. And I'm like, what, we're in a hole? We're not paying you enough money? No, no, it's not, you know, that's not what they're saying, but that's what they're thinking.
6:22
Drew
But here's what the reason for that thinking is, like, we have a plan and our plan needs to be executed this way and it's a big plan. Right, right. And it has to look a certain way to the buyer.
6:31
Adam
Right, right, right, of course, of course. And I'm the one who's, I'm the sane one who's going, why should we haul our ass out to North Carolina? these guys are in Maryland, by the way, and then haul our ass out to Tampa the following weekend to do the same goddamn thing. Let's just get it all over with in one weekend or I'll stay an extra day, we'll just do it.
6:48
Drew
I have learned just to shut up with those things. It's no way you can talk sadly.
6:52
Adam
Everyone's getting weird, like the client. And it's like, uh-huh, and then so there's like a pause and a silence and now I'm trying to, I can feel it getting weird so I'm saying, I'm not trying to get out of any work, I'm doing this for you guys too, to just be an easier, we won't have to buy plane tickets and go back and forth. I think the client wants certain things that have landmarks in both cities, it's like I'm gonna bring up Disney World when I'm there and I'm gonna bring up the Charlotte Hornets or something when I'm in North Carolina, like it's a radio spot with landmarks?
7:29
All right, anyway, here's what it is, we're paying you a bunch of money, Brillohead, now shut the F up and do what we're saying.
7:35
Adam
And how ungrateful.
7:36
Drew
That's not the translation, though. The translation is we're getting paid way too much money and someone might find out.
7:42
Adam
Right. That's what I'm saying is I just want that word where I'm saying I'm not complaining. It's a word that says I'm not complaining and I'm not and I'm doing this for you too. I know this feels like I'm pulling a star trip.
7:58
Drew
I want to come up with it.
7:59
Adam
Yeah, please come up with it, Drew. See if you can do it by the 12 o'clock hour.
8:02
Drew
I'm not complaining. It's just a suggestion to help you.
8:07
Adam
Yeah, but now it sounds condescending. It sounds like you're trying to get out of work now. Now someone's paying you a bunch of money. You're not saying, I'll take half the money. You're just suggesting you do half the work. You see what I'm saying? Even though, you know, and I said, look, we'll get it. If you're not happy, we'll come back, but we'll get it all. Don't worry. All right.
8:27
Isn't it just helping me help you?
8:29
Adam
Ready?
8:29
Drew
No, it's save you from yourself.
8:31
Adam
I used to do that one. I'm going to save you guys from yourselves now. That didn't go over so good.
8:37
Drew
He used to say that to the television producers. They'd say, sit down.
8:41
Adam
Oh, yeah. And then there's trouble.
8:44
Drew
And then Adam would have a follow on, which is, history will not be kind to this. History will remember this moment.
8:50
Adam
And I would take my scarf and I would throw it around my neck and I go, hmm, I never. And I would say, I said, good day, good day. That's how I would insult them by yelling, good day, sir. All right. And then I would announce, I would announce that I would hear from my seconds. You ready to rock here, Drew? What are we doing here, buddy?
9:09
Drew
Taking calls.
9:10
Adam
All right.
9:10
I said, good day, sir. Oh, whoa.
9:15
Adam
Anderson, I think Anderson actually makes these things in real time.
9:18
Drew
I do.
9:18
Adam
I don't think that was Cartman.
9:20
Drew
No, that was King of the Hill.
9:22
Adam
King of the Hill, yeah. Well, yeah, King of the Hill sounds a little Cartman.
9:26
Drew
Yeah, I just realized that.
9:26
Adam
Play that again, Anderson.
9:28
Let's get to the sex.
9:31
Adam
What was I doing in the back?
9:35
Drew
You gotta get the ma'am. I said good day, sir. We have some Cartman too.
9:40
I believe that I'm a slut.
9:43
Drew
Anderson, we have Cartman.
9:44
Adam
Drew, don't talk over the drops.
9:48
That's all I got, because I cut everything else, because it became too popular.
9:52
Adam
Leave him alone.
9:53
It became too popular.
9:56
Drew
He means South Park.
9:58
Adam
Okay. I thought you meant we did.
10:00
Drew
About his drops.
10:01
Julia? yes.
10:03
Adam
Year 20?
10:05
yes.
10:05
Adam
What's up?
10:08
My boyfriend and I have been together for over two years now, and we're intimate, and our sex life is fantastic, and we are extremely happy with one another. I guess the problem is that he had slept with people prior to meeting me, and I was a virgin before I met him, and I'm perfectly fine with that, and the fact that I've only slept with one person, I just always have this thought in the back of my mind of what would it be like to be with somebody else other than him.
10:42
Drew
That's why you don't marry the first guy you're with, that's why you don't keep the relationship from high school, because that will stay with you, that feeling.
10:50
Yeah.
10:51
Drew
Yeah.
10:52
Adam
Life is sort of chocked full of those and usually met with disappointment.
10:57
Drew
When we go out and try things on differently?
10:59
Adam
Just that I wonder what this would be like. It's usually about what you thought it would be like. In this department, it may be a little different for a girl than a guy. Not drastically, but a little different.
11:13
Drew
A guy is sort of climbing the ladder at the same time. Right. So things are changing for him every time.
11:20
Adam
Yeah. Well, as a guy, you probably don't want to settle in at 22 because you're going to be much better shape at 30. yes? yes.
11:32
Drew
Julia. It's fine. Here's what you have to decide is, is that curiosity and that urge strong enough to, you know, have to go out and be with other guys.
11:43
Adam
Is your, you were a virgin?
11:46
yes, before I met him.
11:48
Adam
And how about him?
11:50
Drew
No, he was not.
11:50
No.
11:51
Adam
Yeah, but he, how he, was he vastly experienced?
11:55
No, no, he'd only slept with two people before me, so.
11:58
Adam
All right. Well, and you think you're 20. How long you say you've been together?
12:04
Caller
We've been together for two years since our freshman year of college.
12:08
Drew
Are you in college now? You've got like an accent from the upper peninsula of Michigan, though. Where are you from?
12:15
Caller
I'm from the Chicago area.
12:18
Adam
So, Julia, maybe, I don't know. I mean, there's also a part that says if there's a part of you that is thinking about other guys or wanting, feeling like maybe you missed out, that may be a sign, too.
12:32
Drew
Right, right. You don't want to ignore those things and pretend they're not there.
12:36
Caller
Right, right.
12:37
Drew
And that's fine. That's fine. You're in college. You're supposed to sort of try things on for size a little bit.
12:44
Adam
Yeah.
12:44
Drew
No, I mean, I'm not meant to be funny at all. It's just you're supposed to figure out who you are in a relationship, who other people are, and what you want from a relationship. It's hard to do that when you get... The whole joint at the hip thing for me is just about as unhealthy as the hookup.
12:57
Adam
Right.
12:58
Drew
All right.
12:59
Adam
Well, you just see a nice male prostitute. They pretty much service exclusively attractive college-age women, yes?
13:06
Drew
That and... Oh, no. Wait a minute.
13:08
Adam
Old queens. That's right. That's right. Yeah. japanese businessmen. That's right.
13:15
Drew
Oh, they do?
13:16
Adam
I don't know. But being a gay prostitute has to suck. I mean, it would be great if they're...
13:21
Drew
A male prostitute. Not even a gay prostitute. You end up being a gay prostitute.
13:23
Adam
I'm sorry. Male prostitute.
13:25
Drew
Yeah.
13:25
Adam
It would be awesome if there was such a thing as...
13:29
Drew
Jiggle-o-type.
13:30
Adam
Yeah. Richard Gere type. You get some smoking hot chick. Oh, it just didn't... Oh, she'll just go back to Stuttgart in just a couple of days. She has a big business meeting. You're going to have to nail her for a few days.
13:41
Drew
You know, and I'm going to work on this. I'm doing a new program for Discovery Health, and it's about sexuality and stuff.
13:45
Adam
Boring.
13:46
Drew
Listen, it's not boring. We were reviewing some tapes on bachelorette parties and stuff, and women get...
13:51
Adam
Reviewing tapes.
13:52
Drew
The producer...
13:53
Adam
Where are those tapes?
13:54
Drew
I'll bring them in for you.
13:54
Adam
Bring them in, please. Not boring.
13:57
Drew
But these women get whipped into frenzies with the strippers and stuff.
14:01
Adam
Oh, yeah.
14:02
Drew
They're not interested in the guy, but they're interested in what the last chick just did.
14:06
Adam
Yeah.
14:06
Drew
And then upping it.
14:07
Adam
Yeah.
14:08
Drew
And they do some wild stuff.
14:10
Adam
Yeah, no. I know women have a little bit of a mob mentality when it comes to sexuality that guys don't really have.
14:18
Drew
It's why it was disturbing. It's like, you want to do that? No, no, just because she did it.
14:24
Adam
If like for guys, they really would wish the rest, the other 17 guys would pack their hairy asses up and get the hell out of the hotel room so they could have a little one-on-one time with the stripper slash hooker.
14:36
Drew
Not only that, even when the guys are in the room, their laser beam mentality blots out all the guys. They cease to exist.
14:43
Adam
Yeah, but we would prefer they leave.
14:45
Drew
We prefer they leave, but for the most part, our brain works in such a way as to blot them out anyway. For a woman, all she's interested in is what the other ones are doing.
14:52
Adam
Yeah, she's seeing how they react to the guy, what level they take it to, what she's going to do, and how to get the guy's attention. It's crazy.
15:00
Drew
Compared to the other ones.
15:01
Adam
Yeah.
15:02
Drew
Not compared to me, just compared to everybody else.
15:05
Adam
Yeah, yeah. Rods, you guys hate each other. Bethany? Yeah. Oh, Bethany. What's worse, by the way, Drew, a guy named Fred who insists on being called Frederick or someone named Beth who insists on being called Bethany?
15:21
Drew
I think it's kind of an Eastern name.
15:24
Adam
How about anyone who corrects you? Like, here's the person I can't hang with.
15:27
Drew
That person.
15:28
Adam
That person where they go, hey, I want you to meet my buddy Christopher. This is Adam. He's a car guy too. Hey, Chris, how you doing? Christopher, that guy, the guy who corrects you, the guy you're never going to see again, who corrects you, that A-hole. You know what A-hole, let me tell you what A-hole I met. I tell you what A-hole I met a couple days ago on the street, then we'll get back to Bethany.
15:48
Drew
Pray tell, what A-hole did you meet?
15:50
Adam
I was walking down to the, get a little coffee after our riders meeting over at Jimmy Kimmel Live, and there was this big, beautiful dog. I mean, this thing must have been like a Keta or Samoyed or something, or it was like half a half. It looked, was like a huge...
16:08
Drew
Big head, big hair.
16:09
Adam
Big head, nothing like a big box headed dog. Kind of a dog, you could put like a 40 ounce beer on their head, which just sits like a coffee table that S's, and tail all curled up. Things just standing, it was about three foot high.
16:25
Caller
Yeah, just a little load.
16:26
Adam
Yeah, everything looked like a polo, a fat Eskimo from Gnome to Anchorage. And looked at the dogs, wow, it's a beautiful dog. Me and this guy were walking out. And again, I gotta find that dog. Anyway, there's this guy who was sitting there, looking a little fey. And he was sitting there. And by the way, people in Los angeles, they don't seem to have jobs. One o'clock on a Monday, he's just sitting by his big dog. We're working out. And just sitting there. And we walked by and I said, what kind of dog is that? And he said, pound save. And we just, oh, we walked in a thing and I said, what do you say? What kind of hound, what? No, pound save, he said. And I said, I didn't ask where he got the dog. I asked him what kind of dog it was. The point is, he had to use this as his little moment to explain what kind of guy he was. No, I don't go to the puppy mills. I got it from the pound.
17:22
Drew
I don't know. It's not a pure breed. It's not a kind of dog.
17:24
Adam
And by the way, I don't see colors. I don't see breeds. I don't see ethnicities. I just see dogs. That's it, brother.
17:32
Drew
No, dogs be mistreated.
17:34
Adam
I have to save them from the pound. And by the way, I know everyone thinks, okay, Adam, don't react so harshly, but I hate these a-holes because it's a subtle way for them to work in their little agendas. And to let you know what kind of guys they are. And by the way, yes, it's a pound save. Fine, you've had the goddamn dog for four years. I'm sure you've looked up on the internet with your life partner three or four times by now. Just tell us what it is. And by the way, the people with the no answer answers, drive me nuts.
18:00
Drew
Well, the agenda, no answer answers.
18:02
Adam
Pound save. By the way, you spit it out. First of all, you said it like you say 300 times a day, number one. Number two, you've turned it into one word that doesn't mean anything. I saved it from the pound. By the way, I got it from the pound will work. You have to work the word save in there, like you're some sort of crusader can swing down on a rope.
18:21
Drew
Well, no, you got to have the drama of the trash can. It's trash can.
18:25
Adam
Right. What? What are you talking about?
18:27
Drew
Me? He's just making it sound like some sort of awful place. Oh, yeah. The trash can. You know, it's just, just. Well, I saved it. The trash heap.
18:35
Adam
I saved it.
18:36
Drew
The trash heap.
18:36
Adam
Yeah, so if someone else wouldn't have done it, you had to do it. And not doing it to the kind of dog. But by the way, who gets a dog from the pound where the guy at the pound doesn't go, well, I can't tell you for sure, but it's probably, probably looks like half a keto. You know what I mean? And here's the answer I want. I just want, I got it from the pound, so I don't know. But most people say.
19:00
Drew
We keep thinking it's an Akita.
19:01
Adam
It's an Akita. Yeah, that kind of thing. No, just pounds, eh? Yeah, everyone's so much better than me.
19:08
Drew
You gotta go watch that Wife Swap, that Trading spouses thing where the hippie gets that wonderful black woman.
19:14
Adam
I get everything from the mill, by the way, Drew. That's where we got engineer Chris.
19:17
Drew
Mill?
19:18
Adam
The engineer mill.
19:18
Drew
Is it the grist mill or the wheat mill?
19:20
Adam
No, engineer mill.
19:21
Drew
They were breeding engineers.
19:23
Adam
They were breeding.
19:24
Drew
Mill save.
19:24
Adam
They were breeding for the engineer.
19:25
Drew
Engineer save, yeah, yeah.
19:26
Adam
Yeah, I saved them from the engineer. You all right, buddy? Yeah. Good, now give me some coffee. All right, we're ready to rock here, Drew. All right, what were we talking about? Bethany. Bethany?
19:36
Drew
The word Beth, the name Beth. And Bethany, by the way, does not really translate to Beth.
19:39
Adam
I don't care, I'm calling you Beth.
19:42
You can call me whatever you want.
19:44
Drew
See, hear what she said?
19:45
Adam
That's what I like.
19:46
Drew
All right, go ahead, Bethany, what's up?
19:49
Caller
I am 21 and I recently got married in July, but since October, I've been having an affair with a 50 year old.
19:59
Yeah.
20:04
Caller
I don't know. I mean, I don't know exactly why I'm doing it.
20:08
Drew
Give us, what do you think? I mean, what, it's hard to make sense of that one. Are you, is he married?
20:15
He is separated.
20:16
Drew
Are you married?
20:18
yes.
20:20
Drew
Well, then that's what you're doing. Your husband's-
20:21
Adam
That's a Beth move all the way. That's no Beth anymore.
20:23
Drew
You've got to be, your husband's got to be treating you like crap. It's two, three choices.
20:29
A-
20:29
Adam
Pound safe, pound safe.
20:31
Drew
A, your husband's just an unavailable or abusive guy. B, you're a trauma survivor and you have to inject some chaos into your relationships. Well, those are really the only two choices. So which is it?
20:46
Caller
Well, my husband is Nigerian, I guess, I don't know, it's hard to...
20:53
Drew
Again, a non-answer answer.
20:55
Adam
Pound safe.
20:55
Drew
She has a pound safe answer.
20:56
Adam
Nigerian safe.
20:57
Drew
What are you trying to tell us with that?
21:00
Adam
All right, let me, I'll just do the Nigerian math. Are they not as liberal as we are?
21:06
Drew
Or not available in the way you need him to be and you're blaming the culture?
21:10
Caller
Yeah.
21:10
Adam
What are they? They're a little more, well, we'll just call it old-fashioned over there?
21:16
Caller
Yeah.
21:17
Adam
And how does that translate into his treatment of you?
21:22
Caller
He just is very, he's always occupied on things he has to do and not things that he should be doing to me.
21:31
Drew
Yeah, so you're going to show him.
21:33
Adam
What does that have to do with being Nigerian?
21:35
Drew
I know, nothing.
21:37
Caller
What?
21:38
Adam
Bethany, no one's worse at answering questions than you.
21:41
Drew
Well, the guy, the pound safe guy.
21:42
Adam
What is, he's worse. Yeah, what is, he didn't call the show. What is, what is his Nigerian ethnicity have to do with anything?
21:53
Caller
Well, I mean, there's just, Nigerian guys are a lot different than American guys. They expect their woman to act a certain way. They have a lot harder time adjusting to the way American women are, you know, just in general, a lot more controlling.
22:13
Drew
All right, so you're having marital problems.
22:15
Adam
All right, and you're stepping out with a 50-year-old guy.
22:17
Drew
Yeah, you're gonna show him. So you better get some, if you want this marriage to survive, Beth, you gotta get some help.
22:23
Caller
Yeah.
22:23
Drew
This is a red alarm. This is a full-blown disaster underway.
22:26
Adam
And don't tell your Nigerian husband, otherwise this guy's gonna be like, head out the car and get the dart right in the neck.
22:32
Drew
Yeah.
22:35
Adam
Dip in Cure Ari. They will hit you with a blow dart, those people. There's no if, ands or buts about it.
22:42
Drew
It's the old fashioned way of...
22:43
Adam
That's the way they settled things.
22:45
Caller
Yeah.
22:46
Adam
Right in the neck.
22:47
Drew
Out of a bamboo shoot.
22:49
Adam
Oh yeah. Pow. Oh no, they don't have PVC pipe over there, my friend. It is a bamboo shoot. Feather on the end of it. Right in the vein there. Take it down. Take a rhino down. That's all they got. Proud people. Proud warriors.
23:05
Drew
They treat the women a little different.
23:07
Adam
Yeah. Hey, let me tell you something, everyone, about the rest of the world. I know the United states is the worst place in the world. Because we're the bullies and the policemen. Once you travel abroad, see how they treat the ladies over there. Go ahead.
23:25
Drew
Enjoy.
23:25
Adam
Go ahead, you lesbian koozes, left-wingers, who can't stop beating up this country. Hit the road. See how the hospitality is in some of these countries around the Middle East, parts of Africa. See how they treat you. We're going to roll out that red carpet for you. Yeah? See how that goes. Go on. Head on out. Remember, we're the worst and everyone else is the best. So head on out. See how they treat you.
23:52
All right?
23:53
Adam
Give us a call when you're getting stoned.
23:55
Drew
We're taking a break.
23:56
Adam
Taking a break?
23:56
Drew
Yeah.
23:58
Adam
Yeah. I'm not done. I know. All right, Drew, let me ask you a hypothetical. Okay. You got to travel cross-country. Car ride, long car ride.
24:07
Drew
Who would you rather be with?
24:08
Adam
Who do you go with?
24:11
I'd pay a million dollars.
24:13
Adam
Do you go with the guy who corrects everyone, who calls him Fred and tells him it's Frederick?
24:19
Drew
Okay, that's one.
24:20
Adam
Even at the party. It's one thing if it's someone you have to work with. Corrects everybody. Or the guy who has a macaw, a large bird.
24:31
Drew
Who am I going with?
24:32
Adam
No, no. He has a macaw. And he announces that he thinks he's a person.
24:37
Drew
The macaws. Who am I going with?
24:38
Adam
Yeah, who are you going with? Frederick.
24:40
Drew
I'm going with Frederick.
24:40
Adam
Really? He's not traveling with the macaw.
24:42
Drew
Frederick has a range. There's a range of Frederick's. Some of them are acceptable.
24:46
Adam
Frederick's an intelligent guy. He's just a pain in the ass.
24:49
Drew
The call guy?
24:50
Adam
No. Plus, he's got crap on his shoulder.
24:53
Drew
Yeah. Okay.
24:54
Adam
Let's take ourselves a little break. We'll be right back with the best of the best of the best of Loveline. After this.
25:02
Loveline.
25:03
Caller
We'll be right back.
25:08
Adam
Hey, everybody. It's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-L-A-V-E-1-9-1. It is Loveline. And Drew and I have to sign some paperwork that says we won't take Paola. Is there Paola anymore? I got into radio, so there would be some Paola and there's no Paola. No. Let me explain how it used to work, everybody. It used to be that if you did radio, guys would come by and they'd drop off some hookers and some coke. And then you'd play their song. That's how ass-blowing songs like Man Eater from Hole in Oats made it to number one, because otherwise you could never explain the success of a song that blew as much bunghole as Man Eater getting to number one. Surely, it's not based on the merits of the song, because the song sucks, holy ass. So it had to be obviously Mounds of Coke that got that song to where it was, and that's the way it works. So you wanted to be a DJ, because right now, I'd just be doing blow, and there'd be chicks running around naked, and somehow, when I got into radio, that all came to an end.
26:17
Drew
What do you expect?
26:18
Adam
Now, you can't keep anything. You got to give stuff away. There's no tipping your buddies off to get the mountain bike. There's nothing.
26:26
Drew
In this little thing you saw, it's $75 is the maximum.
26:29
Adam
Is it anything I get to keep?
26:30
Drew
Of any sort of gift or meal or anything like that.
26:34
Adam
Oh, really? What about that time we needed office chairs, and we put the ploy out and they give us like $500 office chairs? That would have been against the law, right? Paola law? By the way, what's the deal with radio? What goes on in radio that needs this kind of focus? You know, FCC attention, Paola trouble. What goes on in radio? Do you know what I'm saying? I went, you know, 50 years ago when there were no laws whatsoever regulating radio, was everything okay or were people dying every day in radio? What goes on in radio that it needs this kind of scrutiny and this kind of attention? Listen, we've got a problem with terrorists over here. We don't have enough people to check the container ships that come into the ports. Let's focus on that. What goes on in this country that we have unlimited resources and energy for stuff that no one gives a good rat's ass about, but whenever it comes to putting cops on the streets, like, oh, we don't have enough. You live in Los angeles, you call 911, you get put on hold for 45 minutes. No, we don't have enough. I don't buy that. Use some of the people you're using for the crap we don't care about.
27:37
Drew
Well, you know what the crap we don't care about is coming from, though. Just more laws, more laws. Yeah. More attorneys, more laws, more attorneys, more laws.
27:44
Adam
I know, I know, I know. That's all, that's all it is.
27:48
Drew
I don't understand why there aren't attorneys out there that get into sort of streamlining the legal system. Why don't people become lawyers to sort of break it down?
27:57
Adam
They're creating more work for themselves. What I'm just saying is, how many times have you heard FCC in the last year? How many, oh, he's gotta be fined, he's gotta be stopped. No, this is against regulations. Everything's really screwy. You can't talk about anything, by the way. You can't talk about the Arbitron, the group that does the ratings for the radio. You can't talk about this Paola crap.
28:19
Drew
You can't talk about Arbitron?
28:20
Adam
No, they get weird if you talk about it. No, if somebody called up and said they had an Arbitron book or something, we got to get rid of them, otherwise we're going to get in trouble. What the? What's going on? Stop focusing on the radio so much. There's nothing going on. Howard Stern says booby a couple of times, and a couple of lesbians go at it in the studio. Forget it. We got terrorists, then we got 911 operators that are overloaded. Let's focus on that. There you go. By the way, it's just money, it's just tax money that's just going to waste. Let's just go ahead and divert some of it toward something that the people who pay the taxes care about. That's what I want. I want the money. No, not the money, my money, our money going toward the ass that we give an ass about. It's just, we just, yeah, it'd be great. It'd be great if we could inspect the food that's coming over from abroad. It'd be great if we can inspect the container ships that are coming in here. We're running the radioactive material through downtown LA. We only built, we can own with the resources. We only look at about 3% of the container. But by the way, this advertisement, this sort of beckoning the terrorists.
29:32
Drew
I heard Tommy Thompson saying that he didn't understand why they haven't attacked the food source yet.
29:36
Adam
No, there, yeah, there you go. There you go. No, no, not enough manpower, not enough resources, really. endless manpower and endless resources for FCC related issues and parking. That's a bottomless pit of resources. But bottomless pit of parking enforcement folks, very limited resources when it comes to 911 operators. Isn't that just how you'd want it as a citizen, as a taxpayer, by the way? If you just close your eyes, what kind of society you want to live in? One with three parking enforcement posties for every one citizen and not enough people and two guys answering 911?
30:16
Drew
Perfect.
30:16
Adam
Perfect, right? That's just what I want.
30:18
Drew
Let's roll it out.
30:18
Adam
As a matter of fact, I would like to take it a little step further. I could give a few more parking enforcement posties in there and cut back on the 911. To me, 35 minutes is not a long enough wait on 911. If I'm hiding under a mattress and the guy who's hopped up on an elephant tranquilizer is gnawing through my bedroom door, I'd like to have it go to about 50 minutes. That's me. As a matter of fact, when I'm in charge, Drew, we take some of the 911 operators, put them behind the wheel of the right-wheel drive chevette. Yeah, get them out on the street. Come on, we got to stop these people whose bumpers are hanging into the yellow, loving tone.
30:50
Drew
Whose wheels aren't turned to the curb? No. Oh, we got to go after that.
30:54
Adam
Maniacs. My whole family was killed by a car whose wheels weren't turned to the curb and it was on a slight incline. Got to stop those people. That's right, Drew. And the only effective deterrent is double the fines.
31:05
Drew
There you go.
31:06
Adam
That's what we need.
31:07
Drew
And double the manpower.
31:07
Adam
That's right. We got to get more guys looking out the FCC. What's going on? God forbid the Grease Man gives away a windbreaker. Got to stop that. And then we need more folks in the chavettes, out on the streets. It's things we care about, Drew. And of course, a task force to bring down high class prostitutes. Oh, yeah. Those high class call girls. Got to stop them. Need everyone posing as japanese businessmen to stop this. All right? All right. Let's focus. Let's get our priorities. That's all. Just got to get the priorities right. Oh, and the other thing we're going to need, going to need the cross taken off the crest of Los angeles City.
31:46
Drew
And then take the Ten Commandments out of the lobby.
31:48
Adam
Right. Right. Yeah. We got to take a jackhammer to the Ten Commandments out front of the library. All right. And we can do that. Everything's going to be bright again. We'll be able to sleep at night.
31:56
Drew
Let's spend a million dollars in court fighting about it.
31:57
Adam
That's right. And then we go to bed with our doors open at night. No reason to lock them anymore. We got rid of the Ten Commandments tablet out in front of the library. Fantastic. All right.
32:07
Drew
So Adam, you're suggesting a slippery slope. That is a slippery slope. If you put the Ten Commandments in front of the library, next thing you know, there'll be a cross on the Los angeles, oh, wait a minute, there already is.
32:18
Adam
Yeah.
32:18
Drew
On the Los angeles Empty.
32:19
Adam
Yeah, I'm offended as an atheist. Zach?
32:23
yes?
32:25
Adam
You're 20?
32:26
Caller
Yeah, hold on a second, guys.
32:27
Adam
Thanks. I like good, cause that more say, you know, the thing is like the ACLU pussies are like, well, what about those poor people who aren't Catholics or Christian who have to wear the Los angeles crest on there? Well, first off, you guys are free to leave if you don't like it. That's number one. Can't handle the 316th by 316th. It's like two stitches of embroidery on your cross on the sleeve on your job as a zookeeper. Hull your atheist ass out of there. That's number one. Get out. You can't, you don't like it? Good. Out, fat ass. That's number one. Number two, what about the idiots who have to work at Jack in the Box? You got to wear a clown outfit with a paper hat. No problems there. No, you went to gig, you put the outfit on. Want to work for Los angeles City, wear the thing with the cross on it.
33:15
Drew
Done. Just out of homage to the history. Yeah.
33:19
Adam
And here's the thing.
33:20
Drew
By the way, it's just the missions that they're referring to anyway.
33:22
Adam
Outlook, of course it's nothing.
33:23
Drew
What were they? They were not religious operations?
33:26
Adam
Let me just put a word out to all the pussies out there that are highly offended about anything. Get out. You're offended? Good. Make a stand. Go home. We don't need your ass. Get out. Oh, I'm offended. I don't believe in it. Good. Take the shirt off and go home. Work for your brother-in-law at the nude furniture factory, you pussy. Get out.
33:48
Caller
This is it.
33:48
Adam
You don't agree with something? You don't like it? You don't whatever?
33:51
Caller
Go home.
33:52
Adam
Quit. Everyone quit. Not getting paid enough. Not getting this.
33:55
Drew
Quit. And I wouldn't want to be in a country like that. Good.
33:59
Adam
Now you're out. Now we're really talking. Get out. Go to your beloved whatever and go live there. Your utopian whatever and see how you enjoy it. Zach?
34:09
Caller
Yeah.
34:10
Adam
I'm PO tonight. Fired out.
34:12
Caller
Here we go.
34:13
Adam
What's up?
34:14
Caller
Let me tell you what's going on. A few days ago, I had a new roommate move into our house. I'm not the guy in charge, but somebody else kind of dealt with her and talked her about the situation. And then let's see, a couple of days ago, I came home about two in the morning, actually met her for the first time. And she was sleeping on the couch and she woke up and said, she kind of told me her life story and it was really kind of creepy. She ends up, she's telling another girl that was in the house that she has herpes that she's worried she might spread it to us, just telling us some weird stuff about her sex life, what's going on in the past. What happened? What's that?
34:47
Drew
What happened to her?
34:48
Caller
I guess she said she was molested when she was younger. She claimed that she got herpes somehow by touching something. She had touched something on her hand and then spread it to her mouth.
34:59
Drew
She got it to her mouth?
35:01
Caller
Yeah.
35:01
Drew
And is that everyone has herpes in their mouth?
35:04
Adam
This is bogus.
35:04
Drew
Yeah, I think so too.
35:05
Adam
Something's bogus. All right, well, what do you want?
35:09
Caller
I'm just wondering, I mean, is it something she could really spread to us?
35:12
Drew
No. Well, yeah, if she has an active outbreak, or you could spread it to her, because you have herpes already, like everyone does.
35:20
Adam
Oh, true.
35:20
Drew
In their mouth. And yes, we have an active cold sore in your mouth. You share utensils or glasses, you can spread things.
35:27
Adam
No makin out.
35:28
Drew
Yeah, you kiss, that sort of thing. But that is in the environment everywhere. What you need to be more concerned with, with this new roommate, is the chaos she's likely to create if she's a trauma survivor.
35:37
Adam
Right. Yeah, yeah, she's gonna have some nutty biker boyfriend come in and bust the place up. Then you're gonna be one of those things where they think they mistake you for the guy she cheated with, so he just empties a clip from a Beretta in your comforter while you're sleeping. It's not even the right guy.
35:53
Drew
Nice.
35:53
Adam
Yeah, yeah. Tell that to St. Peter while you're playing the harp. Do you have to play the harp?
35:59
Drew
Just don't worry about the herpes.
36:01
Adam
Hey, can the...
36:01
Drew
Worry about the herpes.
36:02
Adam
You think the Mexicans play an accordion, as they say? I'm just saying, Drew, it's not fair for us to foist our harp on all the culture.
36:10
Drew
I'm just saying.
36:10
Adam
All I'm saying, I'm just saying.
36:13
Caller
All right.
36:14
Adam
Remember, you don't like it, get out, everybody. Don't like your job, get out. Don't sue, get out.
36:22
Drew
Yeah, do the respectable thing.
36:24
Adam
Who cares? Just haul your complaining pussy ass out of there. yes, Drew?
36:29
Drew
Let's do a quick tour of your Florida.
36:30
Adam
Really?
36:30
Drew
The Alien 6.
36:31
Adam
All right. 0 for 2 last night. Painful.
36:34
Yeah.
36:35
Adam
Drew is in denial. He doesn't want to hear it.
36:37
Drew
I don't want to think about it.
36:39
Adam
Philippe?
36:39
Caller
Yeah, what's up?
36:40
Adam
Let me explain. I got to apologize. No, I got to apologize, Drew. You know what that is? You know what I just did to you? You're a-
36:46
Drew
Attack me?
36:47
Adam
That was an attack. There was nothing short of an attack. You're champion boxer. We're heading to the ring and I'm reminding you of a couple of losses you took, your last two losses. You don't do that. You don't do that. I call you champ, I rub your neck, but I don't say.
37:00
Caller
You got TKO'd last time.
37:02
Drew
You just sucked the mojo right out of me.
37:03
Adam
Yeah, you're right. You want me to do that now?
37:06
Yeah, no.
37:08
Drew
That's after the show.
37:09
Adam
Philippe?
37:10
Caller
Yeah, what's going on, guys?
37:12
Adam
Go ahead. Germany or Florida?
37:13
Caller
Okay. A woman ran over two teenage brothers after they accidentally hit her vehicle with a golf ball. They were bouncing in the parking lot.
37:19
Drew
Florida.
37:20
Adam
Yeah, Florida.
37:20
Drew
You heard about it?
37:21
Adam
No. Golf ball.
37:24
Drew
She ran over them?
37:25
Adam
Well, keep going.
37:26
Drew
Keep going.
37:27
Caller
Leaving one of the boys with life-threatening injuries. The three boys were bouncing the golf ball in a shopping center parking lot Sunday afternoon when it went astray and struck a vehicle driven by a local woman. The woman said no damage was done and the boys apologized and began to walk away. She started to drive away but suddenly made a U-turn, ran over a median and struck two of the boys causing severe injuries and then knocking over a light pole. She then drove after the third boy, crossing two medians and striking a utility box before her vehicle stopped in a ditch. The woman said the boy ran away and was not struck. A witness said she accelerated to hit the boys. She charged them, he said. This was the most deliberate act. The witness said he yelled at the woman to stay where she was when she got out of her car. After she ran him down, she got out of the car and lit a cigarette like a movie star, he said.
38:17
Adam
Hold on a second. All right. Wow. Solid. A most deliberate act.
38:21
Drew
I know. You never know.
38:23
Adam
That feels German. Yeah. But the response to the golf ball is pure Florida.
38:27
Drew
Yeah.
38:28
Adam
I know. By the way, we've spoken about how women are actually meaner than men and more vindictive and spiteful and angrier. I'm surprised there's not more road rage involving women.
38:39
Drew
There is. I had a crazy person coming, sort of aggressively come after me tonight. I thought, I drove up alongside him just to see who that jackass was.
38:47
Adam
Your wife.
38:48
Drew
17 year old girl.
38:49
Adam
Really?
38:50
Drew
Yeah. And then I was like, yeah. Then I was like, hey, cool.
38:52
Caller
Yeah.
38:53
Adam
Drew nailed her on the shoulder. All right. So what do you think, Drew? Germany or Florida? First Impulse, Florida?
39:00
Drew
You stay with that first impulse.
39:01
Adam
I'm going Germany.
39:02
Drew
I'll stay Florida.
39:03
Adam
Wow.
39:04
Drew
Here we go.
39:04
Adam
Somebody's going to be 0 for 3. Somebody's going to be 0 for 3. Should I say that again? Here we go. Philippe?
39:12
Caller
yes.
39:13
Adam
Is it Germany or Florida?
39:14
Caller
You're 0 for 3, Adam.
39:16
Drew
Oh yeah. Oh yeah. He's back.
39:21
Adam
I said Florida. Two syllables into this thing.
39:23
Drew
You never don't go with your first impulse. You talked yourself right out of it.
39:27
Adam
You know what I am? You know what I'm like? I'm like a field goal kicker. I've missed like five in a row. Now I'm thinking.
39:34
Drew
You're going to pick the ball up and try to throw it next.
39:36
Adam
I'm missing chip shots now. Extra points. I'm all up in my head. I got to clear my head.
39:42
Drew
All right. Let's take a break.
39:43
Adam
I'm going to clear my head. Let me say this. If it's not clear at the end of four minutes, I may not be back, OK?
39:51
Drew
All right.
39:51
Adam
All right. Well, we may or we may not be back.
39:54
Drew
I'll be back because my head's clear.
39:55
Adam
All right. But that's kind of the same as.
39:57
Drew
Yeah. Yeah, you're right.
39:58
Adam
There's no show.
39:58
Drew
Big good point.
39:59
Adam
All right. All right. After this.
40:03
Drew
Hello.
40:04
Caller
This is Loveline. We'll be right back.
40:14
Adam
Get it on, buddy. Well, going to get it on.
40:21
Caller
Right.
40:27
Caller
We have a good time.
40:29
Adam
I hate the man. I take my boss and go f himself. You go down the hall. It's going on over the four or five. So I'll go look at the regular day. Twenty nine, twenty nine o'clock. Thirty went away from the top of the hour. Then more news, weather and traffic coming up.
41:14
Drew
Ready to go?
41:16
Adam
You're already already crawling. You're ready to crawl, Drew. Let's party.
41:19
Drew
Tivoli jumping out of my skin.
41:20
Adam
Let's rock their brates.
41:22
Caller
Good radio.
41:25
Drew
It's a way for Shirley.
41:27
Adam
Twenty four years age.
41:28
What can we do for?
41:30
Yeah, this is an embarrassing question for me to ask my doctor. So that's why I'm calling you guys.
41:35
Drew
Go ahead.
41:37
I was I just had a hysterectomy, like probably hold on.
41:42
Adam
Hold on. You or a friend. Oh, wait a minute. May I screw that one up?
41:48
Drew
Try to make a few fart noises. I screwed that one up when we get out of it, making some fart noises.
41:51
Adam
They say you. It's not. If they say it's a friend, it's them. But if they say you, it's not a friend.
41:55
Drew
Oh, but either way, it works. It's beautiful. It's a genius, a genius.
41:58
Yeah, drop trap.
41:59
Caller
Yeah, drop trap.
42:00
Adam
Don't make me drop trap. Go ahead, Shirley.
42:03
Well, okay. My question is that I was wondering, okay, when a male ejaculates inside of a woman, and they have a uterus, okay, I know half of that sperm goes into the uterus.
42:19
Drew
Yeah. No, not half of that sperm.
42:20
Adam
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
42:21
Drew
A tiny little bit of sperm swims into the uterus, yes. Yeah. Many, many millions of cells get in, but the semen stays out.
42:29
Adam
Yeah, mine does the backstroke.
42:32
Well, my question is that now that I have no uterus, will I have more of, like, sperm coming out of me than usual or...
42:45
Adam
You checked under the car seat. That's where mine was. I'll tell you, 29, 29. Drive and drive. Drew, what's that mean? He had hysterectomy. And Drew, shouldn't they call the HRST directory?
42:59
I knew that was coming.
43:01
Caller
You're 29, 29.
43:02
Adam
Here's where the traffic coming out of there, am I right? Get on a truck trail. What's up there, buddy? Let's go now. You gotta pace it up now.
43:09
Drew
The stuff gets sort of absorbed through your vaginal, you know, it gets, it's just, the system there is designed to take it.
43:15
Adam
Duff, you mean my secret sauce?
43:17
Drew
Very little gets up in the uterus anyway, so it's really no different than...
43:20
Adam
29, 29, I'm sure.
43:22
Drew
No different than with the uterus. Okay? Most of the actual volume comes out anyway, just when you sort of stand up.
43:29
Adam
Yeah, that's right.
43:30
Drew
And the sperm, the cells stick and swim their way up.
43:33
Adam
I tell you, there's no eye in the uterus.
43:36
Okay.
43:40
Adam
Yeah, there's no me in the uterus.
43:44
Caller
29, 29.
43:46
Adam
I dropped out. All right, Drew, are we cool? Shirley, thanks for calling in. We'll see you at the weekend splash.
43:52
Drew
I'm sorry you called at this moment. Adam Atlas is specially inspired during the commercial break.
43:57
Adam
Where are we going here, by the way? Let's go to line 6. Line 6, 829, 29 o'clock. Zechariah, Zechariah, Zechariah. I don't care what you are. Ask a question. What's on? That every sister.
44:09
Drew
Hi, Zechariah.
44:10
Hi, Dr. Drew. Hi, Adam. I wanted to tell you, Dr. Drew, thank you for writing that book, Cracked. It was very inspirational.
44:17
Drew
Oh, great.
44:18
Yeah, I wanted to know, how did you get into writing that book? Did you just want people to know about?
44:25
Drew
You know, I was thinking about writing.
44:28
Adam
He just bought himself a boat, and he needed to make the payments. I was thinking about writing a book, and Judith Reagan asked me to have dinner with her, and at the dinner, we talked about all kinds of things.
44:40
Drew
In the end, she just said, there's your book, whatever we've been talking about.
44:43
Caller
best piece of history we've ever had.
44:44
Drew
And I didn't know what she was talking about, and she just said, write me 20 pages. Yeah. And I was sort of flipped out by that sort of ultimatum.
44:52
Adam
Yeah, I'm glad you couldn't have left it at 20.
44:55
Drew
And I went running that next day and took a tape recorder with me to see if I could sort of get some ideas.
44:59
Adam
It was an old reel-to-reel job. You got a hernia pushing up the Royal Parkway.
45:04
Drew
And this story just kind of came out.
45:06
Adam
The story just sort of emerged. I'll tell you, I'm going to read that book cover to cover the second you hollow out the cover. I mean, just pull out the pages in between.
45:16
Yeah, I actually started reading it when I went to rehab after.
45:19
Drew
Oh, no kidding. How's your recovery going?
45:21
Oh, it's going really good, actually.
45:23
Adam
Good. Coming out in paperback, by the way. Finally, I could wipe my ass with a cover, too. Before, I was having to actually use the pages to wipe my ass, but the cover is a little hard.
45:32
You saw that color before me that... Trouble.
45:36
No, other Adam.
45:38
Adam
Yeah. What's going on? I got to get on 820, 820.
45:41
You saw that go before me not to get creampied anymore.
45:44
Adam
Yeah. The creampie. Trap and trash the car.
45:51
Drew
She was going so good there. And then all of a sudden, whoo.
45:54
Adam
Big left turn. Yeah.
45:55
All right. We got a rock and roll.
45:56
Adam
I'll tell you what. If we guys are break, got to pay some bills. Know what I'm saying? What do we got in line when we come back? We got Chris. I'm coming from Stacey from East of the rockies, calling in Margarita, coming in. She called in Margaret, coming in. Oregon, her husband, she had a big show, a lot of shows set up, by the way. 829 to 9 o'clock. Be right back. More Loveline after this. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Carolla, that's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Pearl Harbor Day.
47:09
Drew
Yeah, first day of Hanukkah.
47:11
Adam
And first day of Hanukkah. Yeah, what's a bigger disaster? Yeah. Little message to all the folks thinking about screwing with this country, such as Pearl Harbor. Let's all just close our eyes and figure out how that one ended for the japanese. Little atomic bomb. And here's my deal too. A lot of people do that. Well, we shouldn't have. Look, you want to get things started, you get things started. And look, go find the biggest guy in your high school and go up and take your fruit cup and dump it on his head and see what happens.
47:52
Drew
No, no, no, no. Grab his nuts and squeeze. See what happens.
47:55
Adam
See what he does. That's right.
47:57
Drew
Might react.
47:57
Adam
That's right.
47:58
Drew
Might react.
47:58
Adam
Yep. And whatever he does to you after you start that is whatever he does to you. That's, that's, there are no more rules anymore. Come over, do a little sneak attack and we'll take you out. That's all. All right. Let's, and by the way, the people who have a beef with us dropping the atomic bomb on Japan got to understand many more people would have died during the invasion of the island.
48:24
Drew
Right.
48:25
Adam
I mean, they were, they were.
48:26
Drew
That was the other alternative, was we actually invade the island.
48:29
Adam
Yeah. And not, not just many more of us.
48:31
Drew
Right. Many more of them.
48:32
Adam
Many more of them.
48:33
Drew
Yeah.
48:33
Adam
And for those of you who don't think they would have done the same, dropped one right down.
48:39
Drew
New York City.
48:39
Adam
On the Chrysler building in New York in a heartbeat.
48:42
Drew
Yeah.
48:43
Adam
Of course they would have. Of course they would have.
48:47
Caller
Of course they would have.
48:48
Drew
Well, that's what they were trying to do. That was the plan.
48:50
Adam
That was the initial plan. Yeah. That hints the bombing, Pearl Harbor. So there you go. Everyone just looked back on that day and I think what a great country this is. You ready to go here, Drew?
49:01
Drew
Here we go. Margaret? Nothing inspires me like thoughts of violence and war.
49:06
Adam
Yeah. Really fired me up.
49:07
Drew
Margaret?
49:08
yes.
49:09
Adam
All right. So what the hell were you talking to you about?
49:12
Well.
49:12
Drew
Where were we? No, we weren't.
49:14
All right. I'm sorry?
49:16
Drew
Go ahead.
49:16
Okay. My husband, from what I understand, he cheated on me. He said he pinched his penis in the toilet seat and he got syphilis from it. And he, I mean, it was a little outlandish. I've been tested for it.
49:31
Drew
That's not a little outlandish. That's brazen.
49:35
Adam
Yeah. Give him a few points for creativity.
49:38
Drew
Well, just for A, for effort.
49:42
Adam
Just the idea.
49:42
Drew
It's not creative. Pinched my penis in the toilet.
49:45
Adam
I find it incredibly creative. It's quite. It's not an effort thing. It's more creative.
49:52
Drew
And now he actually has syphilis. Is that for sure what he has?
49:55
yes, they did a blood test and they came back positive. And that night he went through hell and I was right there with him.
50:01
Drew
What do you mean he went through hell that night?
50:04
He started shaking. He was delirious. He was out of his mind the night that he found out. And they give him the penicillin shots and set him on the treatment for it.
50:14
Drew
So that's not that's not syphilis.
50:17
Adam
Oh, herpes.
50:18
Drew
Well, no, if he gets delirious after penicillin, that's called a Herxheimer reaction. I mean, I guess it could be from syphilis. But wow. I mean, that's somebody who didn't just get syphilis. So that's somebody who's had it for a long time.
50:29
Adam
Oh, it is.
50:30
Drew
Yeah. I mean, what, what, you know, what was, what, why was he tested? What was his manifestations?
50:35
He had a sore, a large sore on his penis. At first it kind of looked like honestly a bite mark. And then like, What does syphilis look like?
50:43
Drew
Syphilis is a big shaggy ulcer, painless. Shaggy?
50:47
Adam
Shaggy ulcer was my, remember I told you I was doing Mornings in Phoenix? Phoenix?
50:53
Drew
Shaggy Ulcer was your name there?
50:54
Adam
That was my morning.
50:55
Drew
Oh, he was funny too.
50:58
Adam
Shaggy, no wait, it was Dusty Labia, I think was my name.
51:03
Drew
That was your partner.
51:04
Adam
That was my partner. Shaggy Ulcer. Yeah, Shaggy Ulcer and Dusty. Okay. All right.
51:10
Drew
You're in your radio hell.
51:11
Adam
Dusty Labia. Margaret?
51:13
Drew
So Margaret, okay, so he had a Herxheimer reaction, which is kind of wild that they don't think I've seen ever. But yeah, that's Siflis. Okay.
51:19
Adam
So did he then admit that he cheated?
51:22
No, he wouldn't. He never, he still to this day swears he didn't. But I got tested in three weeks before this point. I had been tested and I, three weeks before this point, we had been intimate. And then he comes home and he has this huge sore on him and it just got worse and worse and worse every day. They tested it and they said that his count was so low that it had to have happened, you know, not too long ago.
51:47
Drew
Right, right. Well, the ulcers are the primary syphilis and they happened the first few weeks, really.
51:52
Adam
I'll tell you where this guy cheats.
51:53
Drew
It's a called shankroid, though, that goes like that, too.
51:56
Adam
I'm trying to figure out where this guy cheats or not. does he drive a truck?
51:59
yes.
52:00
Drew
Oh, well, there you go.
52:01
Adam
No, he cheats.
52:03
Why? I mean, what did I do that caused him to do this? I've been tested and it didn't come back positive for me.
52:08
Adam
Oh, Margaret. Margaret, first off, the real question you should be asking is how the hell did I know he drove a truck?
52:15
Well, we both used to team and then I got pulled out of it.
52:19
Drew
Oh, that's how you do it.
52:20
Oh, you drove.
52:21
Drew
No, Adam, you knew that. I see.
52:22
Adam
I knew he drove a truck.
52:23
Drew
Yeah.
52:24
Caller
I drew. We both were.
52:26
Drew
I just imagine. Do you remember Pee Wee's Big Top when Marge picks up Pee Wee at the truck driver? I just imagine Marge when I see her.
52:33
Adam
Pee Wee?
52:34
Drew
Yeah.
52:34
Adam
Go ahead. Read the screen.
52:36
Drew
31-year-old husband cheated and caught syphilis. To stay with him, can she catch? That's what's on the screen. Margaret from Oregon, 25. 25, by the way.
52:43
Adam
Him driving a truck became a powerful force in my life.
52:47
Drew
interesting.
52:48
Adam
I felt the truck. And then she drove too. So there was like sort of truck on truck. I don't know. I'm not in any of this nonsense, but it became a strong truck driving. I didn't think about it. It just came out.
53:05
Drew
What's even stronger though is the, what is that that she can't appreciate that?
53:09
Adam
Nobody can ever do that.
53:11
Drew
Spontaneously kill the bad.
53:11
Adam
First time I guess a chick's boyfriend worked at the batting cage.
53:14
Drew
yes.
53:15
Adam
Never said anything, but it turned out he did work at the batting cage.
53:17
Drew
She went right on.
53:18
Adam
That's right. So can I still test positive? Oh, I see. So, right. I knew he drove a truck because you drove a truck, even though you never said you drove a truck. Right? Okay.
53:30
Can I still test positive?
53:32
Adam
He's cheating. And what do you guys have kids?
53:36
No.
53:37
Adam
Okay. That's great. What happened? There's something wrong with your ovaries or something?
53:42
Yeah, pretty much. I can't have kids. I just found out I was a diabetic. That's why I wasn't driving with him when this all happened. But because it came back.
53:52
Adam
Hold on. I want more credit for the ovaries and the truck.
53:55
Drew
Yeah, I know. I'll add a few more things. He's a smoking diabetic with a phial asthma.
53:59
Adam
All right, but that you can hear. Margaret?
54:03
Yeah.
54:04
Adam
Smoker?
54:05
I'm guessing she dips.
54:06
Adam
Okay. All right, but see, Drew, that you got...
54:09
Drew
I hear that, yeah.
54:09
Adam
I just know when 25 year old Margaret doesn't have four kids, there's a problem with the ovaries.
54:15
Drew
You're right. You're right. Well done.
54:17
Adam
Thank you, but we can't judge and everyone's an individual. So how is this guy outside of this? Is he a good and loving husband?
54:27
He was wonderful. Well, kind of. He was rough and I know he was fooling around before. I found out now that he was doing stuff with other people.
54:41
Adam
All right.
54:42
Drew
So Margaret's cheaters cheat. It has nothing to do with you or what you did or didn't do. You're thinking like a woman who thinks, well, I'd only cheat if things weren't going right.
54:51
Adam
She said he was rough cryptically. Did he ever physically abuse you?
54:56
A little bit.
54:57
Drew
Of course.
54:58
Adam
OK. So Margaret, thank God your ovaries don't work because otherwise we'd hear three kids crying in the background. And now you really go from a sort of inconvenience, really, on the cosmic scale to really a large scale effort. A force. Yeah. You know what? Get out. This guy cheats. He's physically abusive. I don't know where you came from.
55:24
Drew
Not only that, he's exposing you to real serious illness.
55:28
Adam
I'm guessing your dad was physically abusive to some degree.
55:33
Drew
And by the way, the cheating he's doing is a product.
55:35
Adam
Not all.
55:36
Drew
Not your biological father.
55:38
Adam
Got your biological dad?
55:40
I never met my biological dad.
55:42
Drew
That's who we're talking about. God, people. But Margaret, he's cheating.
55:46
Adam
Why do you always have to say the biological?
55:48
Drew
How dare you? Margaret, by the way, he's cheating with prostitutes. That's where the siblings come from.
55:54
Adam
Truckers? Yeah, no. He's not banging Ivana Trump.
55:58
Drew
No.
56:00
Adam
Next time he drives through Manhattan, he'll stop and bang Trump Tower, stop and bang some rich divorcees. No. By the way, have you been to these truck stops?
56:10
Drew
Not really.
56:10
Oh my God.
56:12
Drew
Really?
56:12
Caller
Why?
56:15
Drew
Why?
56:16
Adam
You're like, you just want to kill yourself.
56:19
Drew
Just who the guys are that are stopping?
56:20
Adam
Who the guys are, who the gals are, who the people are, what the food's like. Talk about architecture.
56:26
Caller
Oh yeah.
56:27
Adam
It is a disaster. Now, again, I'm not blowing smoke up my own took eye, but what is that part of life where the trucking, like the trucking becomes a force?
56:41
Drew
I mean, what is the personality issue?
56:43
Caller
How did I feel truck?
56:46
Adam
You know what I mean? I got to believe it was her truck driving that I felt too.
56:50
Drew
I heard, I literally was having an image of Pee Wee's Big Adventure where he gets the truck with Marge.
56:55
Adam
It's after I said truck driving.
56:57
Drew
Yeah.
56:58
Adam
Yeah. Yeah. So I stopped stealing my thunder. The point is, how does that work? I'm not into psychic stuff, but on the other hand, I don't say truck that often without there being a truck.
57:09
Drew
I think you're also putting it...
57:11
Adam
I mean, obviously the person sounds like, oh, they're chain smokers, there's a sort of behavior that doesn't go along with accountants or CPAs.
57:21
Drew
There's a rough around the edges.
57:22
Adam
But...
57:23
Drew
There's the picking up diseases and sort of ram-a-man thing.
57:26
Adam
Yeah, but I didn't see construction worker.
57:28
Drew
Well, you were about to, though.
57:29
Adam
No, I wasn't gonna say it.
57:30
Drew
You really didn't cross your mind at all?
57:31
Adam
No.
57:32
Drew
I thought you were gonna say something about metal.
57:33
Adam
Stop crapping on my gift.
57:35
Drew
No, I'm just saying...
57:36
Adam
I was touched by the hand of God.
57:38
Drew
I'm just saying. No. I'm trying to help you.
57:41
Adam
I didn't think of anything, just trucker came out of my mouth.
57:43
Drew
You weren't thinking metal or trucker, metal or trucker, trucker? You just thought trucker all the way.
57:48
Adam
I don't work that way, Drew. What, do I ever tell you that?
57:51
Drew
No, I'm asking that.
57:52
Adam
No.
57:53
Drew
Okay.
57:54
Caller
Please.
57:57
Adam
Just thought trucker. I wasn't thinking, hmm, is he construction worker? Is he drywaller? Is he trucker? I'm going to go with trucker.
58:04
Drew
No, it's just, just, you don't have any of any, no, no, no. You didn't scroll through some stuff. It was just trucker.
58:09
Adam
No, I never do. I never do. It's either it hits you or it doesn't. It's an impulse spy. And it happens with, there's never any preloading with it. Because if you preload, you're going to be wrong. Drew, you know how you're always wrong? That's because you preload. You're always much better when you just let something push you in a direction.
58:27
Drew
Germany for you, Florida for me, that last tour of Florida. Didn't work. But the point is, there are other...
58:37
Adam
Stop crapping on my gift. That's all I'm saying. What were you saying?
58:41
Drew
That there are other clues, I think, we kind of, it gets us going.
58:44
Adam
Well, yeah, no, like I said, it's not rabbi or moil, but there are many, many, many other professions in the blue-collar world where people smoke.
58:56
Drew
Right, right, right.
58:56
Adam
And whose husbands cheat. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I'm not saying it's one in a million, it's just, it hit me hard as trucker, and it was funny that she was a truck driver too.
59:06
Drew
Yeah, next time.
59:06
Adam
Maybe that's where I was feeling it.
59:08
Drew
Yeah, yeah, next time we'll sort of pay attention and see if there's something, as we're coming up with it.
59:12
Adam
Yeah, I think it's just a feeling. Maybe people just sound like what they sound, maybe truckers just sound like truckers, and construction workers sound like affers. It just rhymed with trucker. All right, Drew, let me say this. Katie?
59:28
yes?
59:30
Hello?
59:31
Adam
What's happening, baby doll?
59:33
I have really weird periods, and every time I get them, they've been, like the cramps have been escalating so much, and it hurts so bad. And I was wondering if that's just like hereditary because my mom had like bad ovaries too, when she was younger.
59:49
Drew
The cramps have nothing to, probably have nothing to do with your ovaries.
59:51
Okay. Or is it like from me and my boyfriend fooling around or whatever? Because we're kind of rough.
59:59
Drew
You can stir things up in and around the time of your period and make things a little worse. It's an inflammatory reaction, the uterus.
1:00:05
Adam
You're rough sexually or just wrestling?
1:00:08
No, it's sexually.
1:00:10
Adam
So you're having an intercourse then?
1:00:12
Yeah, that and just other stuff too.
1:00:15
Drew
Why are you doing it harshly if it's uncomfortable for you?
1:00:17
Adam
Rough doing other stuff too.
1:00:19
It's not uncomfortable.
1:00:20
It's a keeper.
1:00:21
Drew
It's not uncomfortable.
1:00:22
It's not like directly afterwards, but when I have my period and stuff, it's so rough.
1:00:26
Drew
Well, that's probably has nothing to do with it.
1:00:27
Adam
But you say other stuff. You mean like oral sex?
1:00:31
Yeah.
1:00:34
Drew
Why are you saying this so tentatively?
1:00:37
Adam
Well, I think it's been pretty forthcoming.
1:00:39
Drew
She is like, when you ask, it's like, yeah.
1:00:42
Adam
Well, I mean, she's 17. It's an uncomfortable topic. We're probing.
1:00:48
Drew
No, no, that's fine. Katie, listen, you need to have a, when was the last time you had a pelvic exam?
1:00:53
Caller
I haven't had one before.
1:00:55
Drew
Okay, you have to do that.
1:00:56
Caller
Okay.
1:00:57
Drew
Okay, it could be an infection. I'm sure your boyfriend was a virgin before also, but the bacteria can get into the tubes, cause tubal infections. It could be ovarian cysts, it could be endometriosis, it could be uterine problems, inflammation or growths, and all that needs to be sorted out before we just sort of toss it all off as what's called dysmenorrhea or just painful periods, which are common and don't mean anything.
1:01:20
Adam
Drew, you know what I was thinking about today? I was thinking about being the first day of Hanukkah yes, I'm sure you were thinking about that.
1:01:30
Drew
Thinking about the Hanukkahs in the past you'd have with your family.
1:01:32
Adam
A lot of Hanukkah talk over at the Kimmel's show today.
1:01:35
Drew
But not to talk about the Hanukkahs past with your family and the huge elaborate menorah that you had.
1:01:40
Adam
My family celebrates every culture. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, now you made me think about the year we used the branch from the pine trees, the Christmas tree, and leaned it against the wall. Oh my God, I'm suing. I am going to sue my family. So I was thinking about Hanukkah, and I made that hypothetical joke last night, which has a mobile home ever burnt down because a menorah tipped over. yes. The answer, probably no. And then I thought to myself, you know, eight candles being lit on consecutive nights, the Goyim would eff that one up. People would be dying left and right. Every third Goyim you met would be like, oh, how did your brother die? Uh-huh, menorah.
1:02:29
Drew
You know, it would be like the Fourth of July with the fire departments trolling around checking things out.
1:02:33
Adam
They'd have to be like PSAs all the time.
1:02:35
Drew
That's right.
1:02:36
Adam
Live safe. Live safe.
1:02:38
Drew
Protect your menorah.
1:02:39
Adam
They'd have to start coming out with menorahs that sat in like a kiddie pool and stuff. We would eff that up immediately. I realize Jews are very responsible and you have to be when you're a Jew, too, because think about how flammable the Jews are. They have the crazy beards, those crazy beards that only insane people could have. Prayer shawl hanging down with the fringe on it. Peos, crazy curly sideburn thing.
1:03:07
Drew
All things meant to burn.
1:03:08
Adam
Big brim hats, black tie. I mean, think about how combustible a Hasidic Jew is.
1:03:15
Drew
It's not just combustible, but think how things hang into the fire. Everything is designed to hang into whatever is burning.
1:03:22
Adam
Here's the thing, just a non-Jew with a beard, that thing goes up three, four times a week.
1:03:27
Drew
Of course.
1:03:28
Adam
Three, four times a week.
1:03:29
Drew
Oh, yes.
1:03:30
Adam
But you can't blow out a birthday cake, you can't-
1:03:32
Drew
Scramble eggs.
1:03:33
Adam
You can't cook, you can't barbecue, a power goes out at the house and you light up a candle. You couldn't hold a sparkler, that's your whole head catching on fire, as a non-Jew. But Jews, either flame retardant-
1:03:46
Drew
No, no.
1:03:47
Adam
I think Hitler disproved that one. Or-
1:03:50
Drew
That was nice. That was a nice comment.
1:03:52
Adam
Well, it's more-
1:03:53
Drew
That will go down in history.
1:03:54
Adam
More of a dig on Hitler. More of a dig on Hitler. And by the way, not done with the Germans.
1:03:59
Drew
You're not? Good, okay.
1:04:00
Adam
I like a little bombing over there. And they did World War I, World War II. It's time we surprised them with a little surprise.
1:04:05
Drew
And what they did to the Jews too.
1:04:06
Adam
Oh yeah, that one too. All right, but much more careful than we are with the flame.
1:04:13
Drew
yes.
1:04:13
Adam
You never hear about a Jew's house burning down. No.
1:04:16
Caller
Never.
1:04:18
Adam
It's, oh, what happened to Rabbi Shulam's house, burnt to the ground? No. Never. No. And again, like I said, you know what it's like? You know what the Jews are like? They're like black ladies with the long fingernails. They learn to get along.
1:04:33
Drew
Right.
1:04:34
Adam
Black women have a fingernail be at nine inches long, unicorns painted all over it, rainbows got all our kids' names on there, and she's driving a stick and talking on the cell phone, got a hot comb out, nothing. Don't even crack one. You walking around with that, you get caught, you get slammed in the door, you puncture a hole in your scrotum.
1:04:53
Drew
No.
1:04:53
Adam
It would be a disaster.
1:04:54
Drew
Disaster.
1:04:56
Adam
Jews with fire.
1:04:58
Drew
So what you're saying is Jews should grow their fingernails out?
1:05:00
Adam
yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. Ironically, no Jewish firemen. Oh, and think, think about it.
1:05:07
Drew
It's not in the history.
1:05:08
Adam
Powerful, yes. Powerful. yes. Yeah. I forgot about the prayer shawl. Crazy big beard, crazy beard. Prayer shawl.
1:05:17
Drew
Shirt's always on top.
1:05:18
Adam
Shirt's undone. Hairy, hairy manly chest, big, big high dangling, pulling you off balance toward the ceremonial candles. And that yet you kindled the Sabbath candles. No, no, like it was nothing. Wow. Can I give the juice credit for that? All right. I think we're going to take a break. I got to take a leak. All right.
1:05:41
Drew
All right. Good.
1:05:42
Adam
I may catch, if I had a beard, it would be, how long?
1:05:45
Drew
You could pee and feces in it for you.
1:05:47
Adam
Can you imagine me with those crazy black lady fingernails?
1:05:50
Drew
Oh my God.
1:05:51
Adam
Like those black chicks who worked at the EMV.
1:05:52
Drew
What would we find in there with you?
1:05:54
Adam
First off, I would not only scratch my eye, I would pop it out of its socket.
1:05:58
Drew
No, you'd rupture it.
1:05:59
Adam
I would rupture it.
1:06:01
Drew
The lens would fly out.
1:06:02
Adam
It would explode. No, it would pop out.
1:06:05
Drew
No, pop out of the socket. It stays intact.
1:06:07
Adam
Oh, it does.
1:06:08
Drew
Yeah, yeah. Oh, you would explode it. It would explode.
1:06:10
Adam
No, it would even pop out and roll around on the ground. And then I would go for, I'd go for, I'd pick my nose while it's driving, and I would just, all of a sudden, I would taste cinnamon. Like, what? What is that? And all of a sudden, I would hear, like, I would hear, Puccini. What is that? And I realized I was touching my brain, my middle finger. yes?
1:06:30
Drew
yes, absolutely.
1:06:31
Adam
And we get a craving for charcoal.
1:06:33
Drew
I'm strangely obsessing, though, but the whole hygiene issue in the toilet, that's the next thing.
1:06:39
Adam
Oh, number two. I'd have to hire a guy to do that. It'd be tough around the Corolla house as well, though. Come here, buddy.
1:06:49
Drew
Oh, listen, then you'd have to clean the nails.
1:06:50
Adam
Oh, you are getting a bonus this Christmas. Now, let me explain. Yeah.
1:06:55
Drew
Get that sponge.
1:06:56
Caller
Yeah.
1:06:58
Adam
Get the pressure washer.
1:07:00
Caller
All right.
1:07:01
Adam
Take a quick break. We'll be right back after this.
1:07:04
Caller
Thank you for calling Loveline.
1:07:06
Caller
Your call will be answered in the order it seems interesting.
1:07:11
1-800-LOVE-191.
1:07:14
Drew
San Francisco.
1:07:16
Adam
Yeah, it's Loveline. I'm Adam.
1:07:20
Drew
Getting a little comedy instruction here. It's tremendous. They show us with a no guess.
1:07:24
Adam
Yeah. We're going to try to spread our wings. It's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew.
1:07:31
Drew
What do I get to give you in return?
1:07:34
Adam
Just a head nod. First day of Hanukkah, we're just talking about, I think the Jews are much more responsible. They would never... Here's the thing about why white guys, I'm going to call non-Jews, we'll just call them the goyim, they can't handle candles being lit every night because they would light the candle, then they'd get drunk, then they'd pass out, and then they would burn down. Jew don't get drunk and pass out, he blows them candles out first. Yeah? We can barely get white guys to quit smoking at bed.
1:08:08
Drew
What would his mother say if she didn't put the candles out? And then clean the wax out of the little pockets that the menorah has.
1:08:15
Adam
By the way, remember how many fires used to start because people fell asleep smoking?
1:08:20
Yeah.
1:08:21
Adam
What happened to that? I miss those days.
1:08:23
Drew
I still see tons of that stuff.
1:08:25
Adam
Oh you do?
1:08:25
Drew
I think most of it is because the people get just burned and they wake up.
1:08:29
Adam
And by the way, it's not falling asleep smoking.
1:08:32
Drew
It's passing out. Yeah, it's being loaded.
1:08:33
Adam
We're loaded. I never say that.
1:08:35
Drew
No, no, it's always being loaded. And I think stuff is so fire retardant now that the people kind of burn before the sheets go up.
1:08:43
Adam
Yeah. I just kind of missed that. I fell asleep while I was smoking.
1:08:47
Drew
Yeah.
1:08:49
Adam
Hi. Ever happened to a Jew, by the way?
1:08:52
Drew
No, never.
1:08:52
Adam
Felt asleep smoking, burned down the house?
1:08:55
Drew
Well, maybe Bob Evans.
1:08:55
Caller
Is he Jewish?
1:08:57
Adam
I don't know, baby, but I do know the name Bob Evans. Gets pressed, gets inked. Yeah. Go ahead, Stacy.
1:09:04
Caller
Hi, guys. I'm 22. I just found out two months ago that I'm pregnant. My boyfriend and I have been together for about four years now. And it seems that since I found out I was pregnant, he, well, we've maintained a pretty good sex life for the past couple of months.
1:09:29
Drew
He is the father?
1:09:30
Caller
yes, he is.
1:09:31
Adam
Oh, refreshing.
1:09:32
Drew
Yeah, it's nice. Old-fashioned, as you say.
1:09:36
Caller
I've been gradually, obviously, getting bigger. My belly's been growing. And so it's been harder for us to...
1:09:44
Drew
You mean you're getting taller?
1:09:46
Adam
Slow down, slow down.
1:09:47
Drew
Hang on a second, Stacy.
1:09:47
Adam
Drew, your calves get bigger when you get pregnant, yes?
1:09:51
Drew
You get taller. Oh, taller.
1:09:53
Adam
I'm not a doctor. Your belly... But you say your belly grows.
1:09:57
Caller
yes, my belly's growing.
1:09:58
Adam
You're drinking a lot of brew.
1:09:59
Drew
I guess so.
1:10:00
Caller
But anyhow, so it's been a little bit more difficult for us to have sex, but throughout this we have been and it seems that...
1:10:13
Drew
Hang on a second. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. How many months pregnant?
1:10:17
Caller
I'm five, but I just found out two months ago.
1:10:20
Drew
I see. Okay.
1:10:22
Caller
But since I found out that I was pregnant, it seems that every time we have sex, my boyfriend is not satisfied unless he can be degrading in some way. Even before we found out I was pregnant, we had a healthy sex life as far as we like to experiment and role play and do different things, but it wasn't as consistent and it seems now that with every time that we have sex.
1:10:55
Adam
He has to be degrading now that you're mama.
1:10:57
Drew
All right. Quiet down. She's sort of alluding to him needing fetishistic stuff too.
1:11:02
Adam
Well, what does he... Just tell us. Let's flip all the cards over and tell us what he wants to do.
1:11:07
Caller
Okay. He's a lot more into slapping me. He pulls my hair harder than he used to. He likes to put the pillow over my face, cover my nose and mouth with his hand.
1:11:22
Adam
Maybe you're asking for it.
1:11:25
How am I asking for it?
1:11:27
Adam
Well, just by being a mom.
1:11:29
Caller
I mean, it was something that we dabbled in before, but it seems like now he cannot come to ejaculation without using record grading.
1:11:37
Adam
Okay. First off, it already sounds like a front runner for Father of the Year.
1:11:42
Drew
Father of the Year, I was just thinking that.
1:11:43
Adam
I'm gonna get a vote in for him. Number two, definitely not a Jew. Here's a Jew's rough sex. Could I have sex with you? Sorry. Bitch. Yeah. That's rough training.
1:12:03
Caller
Yeah. All right.
1:12:06
Adam
So, here's the thing. There's a couple of things. One is, maybe he's having a little difficulty with the pregnancy part, and he's needing to up the ante as sort of a distraction in order to achieve the orgasm. Like, now that your mama and his child is in you.
1:12:22
Drew
Some guys are sort of turned off by pregnant women. They actually don't like that. Forget the symbolism of being a mom, they just, physically...
1:12:28
Adam
He's having to go a little further in a direction that he was already sort of slowly moving toward because of this distraction to his penis, known as your zygote.
1:12:39
Drew
And is he on a medication or doing drugs or anything?
1:12:42
No, not at all.
1:12:43
Adam
And the other part is maybe this is just his way, maybe unconsciously, of creating a little bit of a chasm or distance from you because he may not be planning on hanging around for the full... He's turning into a little bit of an object.
1:13:03
Drew
Or maybe he's just angry about the fact that he's having to deal with a kid. He doesn't want to.
1:13:08
Caller
What I was wondering is this maybe because my body is changing. Personally, I was wondering if maybe that's his way of being able to be satisfied because his attraction to me is lessening because of my body.
1:13:23
Adam
That's an interesting point.
1:13:25
Drew
In fact, that's just the one that we'd floated about three seconds ago. Write that down, Adam.
1:13:29
Adam
All right, that's what I said.
1:13:31
Caller
I didn't catch it.
1:13:33
Adam
Well, that's all right. Just as long as you caught that semen. So, how long have you two been together?
1:13:40
Drew
Four years.
1:13:40
Adam
Four years. Why aren't you married?
1:13:45
Caller
It's been discussed, but neither one of us feel that we're ready.
1:13:50
Drew
does he want this child? He's enthusiastic about it? He's looking forward to it?
1:13:56
Caller
He is, which is why I was confused about all this.
1:13:58
Adam
All right. What does he do for a living?
1:14:01
He's a mechanic.
1:14:03
Adam
What does he work on?
1:14:07
Caller
Just foreign and domestic.
1:14:09
Adam
Foreign and domestic. All right. He does okay? Yeah. Okay. Here's the thing. You can tell him that this is a direction you don't really want to go, sexually.
1:14:23
Drew
By the way, why aren't you speaking up about this?
1:14:25
Adam
Well, his hand's over her mouth.
1:14:26
Drew
Put him in afterwards.
1:14:27
Caller
Because I kind of feel that if it's something that we had already played around with...
1:14:33
Drew
Attention all females. It is okay to tell your boyfriend, husband, spouse, whatever, when they're doing things that you aren't into.
1:14:43
Here's where you need the bullhorn.
1:14:45
Drew
Attention. If it's uncomfortable, if it hurts, if you're not into it, whatever, the moment he starts going down that path, that's when you're welcome to step forward or wait till afterwards if you want to be extra PC about it and tell them you're not into that. That's not for me. That's it.
1:15:02
Adam
Also, I wonder...
1:15:04
Drew
Their nuts won't explode, they won't run out the door screaming. You're in control. You call the shots.
1:15:11
Adam
Well, speaking of being in control and calling the shots, there's all this sort of marriage after you have the kids or maybe we'll see kind of thing. I wonder if a woman feels, and I'm guessing I know the answer, feels very vulnerable who's that far along pregnant and is not married to the guy she's with.
1:15:31
Drew
They just feel vulnerable like crazy during pregnancy and what more vulnerable than, jeez, what's going to happen to me?
1:15:36
Adam
Right. Now, it's like this guy's working without a contract.
1:15:40
Drew
Yeah.
1:15:41
Adam
And if he wants to just up and leave, he can just leave. And you're pregnant and you got hormones circulating and surging and you're feeling vulnerable and now you're trying to please him and you're not feeling as pretty as you used to and you're just in please mode. I don't want to discourage him. I don't want to anger him. He might run away and there's nothing keeping him here.
1:16:05
Drew
yes.
1:16:05
Adam
Yeah.
1:16:06
Drew
What's wrong with women?
1:16:08
Adam
Well, we both talked about marriage and we both agreed.
1:16:13
Drew
Do you notice by the way, not in one of her descriptions, that she say I or me. It was we, we, we, we, we. If you talk to him, are you kidding?
1:16:22
Adam
Me, me, me, me, me, me. All right. Get married. This guy doesn't sound like a horrible guy, but we'll see in the next four or five months. Dictate. Amelia.
1:16:36
Adam.
1:16:37
Adam, is it really you?
1:16:39
Adam
Yeah. You sound hot and crazy.
1:16:41
I'm not crazy at all.
1:16:43
Adam
Wow. You're 20. What's up?
1:16:45
Caller
I'm not crazy at all.
1:16:46
Adam
He said it twice. That makes you crazy.
1:16:49
Drew
What's going on?
1:16:50
Caller
I don't want to talk to you.
1:16:51
I want to talk to the chief.
1:16:53
Adam
Yeah.
1:16:54
Caller
Oh, the chief.
1:16:56
Adam
Yeah. You want to speak to the chief of the chief thunder bear?
1:16:59
Caller
Yeah. Yeah.
1:17:00
Is it a Native American chief or is it like Punjabi chief?
1:17:04
Adam
What kind of chief?
1:17:05
Punjabi, you know.
1:17:07
Adam
Oh, in India. Here's just how you know it's North American Indian and not Eastern Indian because they don't have chiefs.
1:17:17
Caller
Oh.
1:17:18
Drew
Well, they're not known for wearing bear skins. They're known to be called thunder bear.
1:17:22
Caller
Right.
1:17:23
Right.
1:17:23
Drew
You know, things like large animals of, you know, of carnivorous animals of North America.
1:17:29
Adam
There's certain things like in the poker world, they would call it a tell. There's certain things like him using the word wampum and tomahawk and thunder.
1:17:39
Yeah.
1:17:39
Drew
But shall we show you, should we sort of rouse him?
1:17:42
Adam
All right. What's your question?
1:17:44
Caller
Well, was that Anderson that I was talking to or was that Anderson? All right.
1:17:48
Adam
Listen, you must be hot or drunk or possibly even both.
1:17:52
Caller
No, I'm not. Well, I guess I'm hot, but I'm not drunk. I'm just kind of nervous because-
1:17:58
Adam
Okay. Well, don't be obnoxious. What do you want?
1:18:00
Caller
I'm not being obnoxious.
1:18:01
I want to talk to the chief.
1:18:02
Adam
Okay. What's your-
1:18:03
Caller
Your phone screener guy was trying to make me come up with a question about my cooter and was like being all lame. And I told him that I would come up with one, which is, well, I wanted to ask the chief-
1:18:13
Adam
Hold on a second. What is the part? What is the impulse? And I would imagine somewhere between stupid and angry. Stangry. Where people, we get this once in a while, where people do this, where they just have to go, you know, I called and your phone screener said that I should lie about my age and I shouldn't have anything. So I told him that I would come. So he made me, you're on the air. You have to discuss the whole discussion with the phone screener, which makes him look like an idiot or makes us angry. Look, look.
1:18:44
Caller
Yeah.
1:18:45
Adam
Really, the part, remember the thing where he said, Liz, before I put you on the air, I need you to come up with that part, the confidential part. You have to discuss that part on the air. Shut up. I can't stand people anymore. I can't, you know what I can't stand? I can't stand the, you know, that sort of backhanded compliment of, I listen to the show, but not, you know, every time we get a band in here and it's like, hey, you guys like Linkin Park? Well, I don't like, I don't listen to, you know, it's like, no one can go, hey, they rock. Anyway, here's my question, like, what is that? What's that part? And by the way, it's something that hot chicks suffer with. They're, no one ever tells them to shut up. Amelia?
1:19:27
Caller
Come on.
1:19:28
Adam
Listen, I was about to go get Chief Thunder Bear, but then you started talking about what the phone screener told you to do, and now you can kiss my ass.
1:19:39
Caller
Adam, I'm sorry. Can I please hump your leg a little bit and make it up to you?
1:19:44
Adam
All right, go ahead, I'm listening.
1:19:46
Caller
Okay, Adam, I think that you're the most hilarious guy ever, and your analogies, I know about the hot girls.
1:19:55
Adam
I can't hear about the analogies, yeah. What about them, sweetie?
1:19:58
Caller
Like, they're really hilarious all the time.
1:20:01
Adam
Yeah, you know, a lot of people think I think of those before the show, but I don't. That's like sort of touch right now.
1:20:07
Caller
Okay, well, what would get you to arouse the chief at this point?
1:20:11
Adam
He's playing Tetris in the hall. He gets pretty angry.
1:20:14
Drew
I saw him playing Centipede tonight.
1:20:15
Adam
Oh, Centipede.
1:20:16
Drew
yes, he left the Tetris camp for a second.
1:20:19
Adam
I'll go get him.
1:20:20
Drew
Oh, Amelia, you have worked your magic. I have never seen Corolla.
1:20:24
Caller
I can't believe it. I thought I was getting totally ripped.
1:20:27
Drew
You were, you were, but you had to...
1:20:29
Caller
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
1:20:30
Caller
I didn't mean to be unhelpful.
1:20:31
Drew
Okay, all right. You've done enough. And those compliments got you back in.
1:20:35
Caller
Wow.
1:20:37
Caller
I can't believe I swung it.
1:20:39
Adam
All right, hold on. Don't get cocky. And there's no guarantees he's coming in.
1:20:43
Drew
All right, you're on thin ice, just to keep your words to a minimum. Yeah, that's my advice.
1:20:47
Adam
Chris, you got the... Don't we have some tribal Indian music or something makes the... I'm guessing by the crazy look that Chris just gave me, I'm going to go...
1:20:59
Caller
That's a Michelle thing.
1:21:00
Adam
No, but Michelle brought it in.
1:21:02
Drew
She said she'd burn one for you.
1:21:04
Adam
Burn one and...
1:21:05
Caller
Yeah.
1:21:05
Drew
Let me check.
1:21:06
Adam
Yeah, look around because I know the chief feels much more at home when he hears his native music played in the background. It's a soothing thing.
1:21:16
Caller
Yeah.
1:21:17
Drew
Well, those are the guys that took over after this.
1:21:20
Adam
Let me go see if I can run the chief down.
1:21:22
Drew
I'm just mostly I'm abused by watching Chris.
1:21:24
Adam
What's he doing? He's pulling up the carpet looking for him.
1:21:28
Drew
Is that the photo? What are you looking at?
1:21:31
Adam
He doesn't go in anywhere. He's pretending to look.
1:21:33
Drew
He's pretending to look.
1:21:35
Adam
You don't know where to look, do you, Chris?
1:21:37
Drew
I was actually looking. OK, let him go.
1:21:40
Adam
Let him go. Michelle, engineer us, Michelle.
1:21:44
Drew
Engineer us. Yeah. Why don't we take a break?
1:21:48
Adam
We're going to take a break.
1:21:48
Drew
And we'll have Amelia put Amelia on hold.
1:21:50
Adam
All right, Amelia.
1:21:51
Drew
Hot Amelia.
1:21:51
Adam
What do you look like, Amelia?
1:21:54
Caller
I have green eyes and brown hair.
1:21:57
Drew
Oh, my God, Michelle, just hold on a second, Amelia.
1:22:00
Adam
Hold on.
1:22:01
Drew
Hold on.
1:22:01
Adam
I want to hear. I want to hear what you look like. Fantastic green eyes and brown hair.
1:22:06
Drew
Yeah.
1:22:08
Caller
I'm cute and I'm like way too stable to listen to your show, really. I just do it for you, Adam. That's it.
1:22:13
Adam
All right. Now, what do you wear? How tall are you?
1:22:16
Caller
I'm 5'8. I have like the most perfect rack ever.
1:22:20
Caller
I swear I'll send you a picture.
1:22:21
Caller
I'm going to be in Seattle for a year.
1:22:23
Adam
Yeah.
1:22:24
Caller
Yeah.
1:22:24
Caller
Come on down. Yeah.
1:22:26
Adam
Listen. Yeah. You'd like Anderson.
1:22:28
Caller
I was going to call and ask for the like morning radio show guy. And then the only reason I brought the phone screener up is because he reminded me of that shtick.
1:22:36
Adam
All right.
1:22:37
Caller
OK.
1:22:37
Adam
All right. Listen, we're all good.
1:22:39
Drew
Words to a minimum. You got it?
1:22:41
Adam
Five eight dark hair. What do you got? A C cup gone?
1:22:45
Caller
Yeah. It's like a large C, small d.
1:22:48
Adam
Bouncy, bouncy. Small d. Nice.
1:22:50
Caller
Yeah.
1:22:51
Adam
And what?
1:22:52
Drew
Adam, she didn't say C.
1:22:53
Adam
How much do you weigh?
1:22:55
Caller
Like 130, 135.
1:22:58
Adam
What do you do?
1:22:58
Drew
You're fat.
1:23:00
Adam
Something.
1:23:01
Caller
I'm so not fat.
1:23:02
Adam
What do you do? You do something with coffee. What do you do?
1:23:05
Drew
Serve coffee.
1:23:06
Caller
I work at a fun Mexican restaurant and I go to school and I write and I'm not stupid. And I didn't get like raped by my dad or anything.
1:23:15
Drew
Anderson wants to know what restaurant because he's going to show up there.
1:23:18
Adam
Anderson is coming out to Seattle soon.
1:23:21
Caller
Can Anderson like come and then bring me to Adam?
1:23:25
Adam
Well, I'll tell you what we can do. I'll tell you what we can do.
1:23:28
Caller
Are you still married to your hot wife, Adam?
1:23:30
Adam
Yeah, but I'll tell you what we can do. I can take my penis and put it on Anderson.
1:23:39
Caller
Keep your dick off of me, please.
1:23:42
Drew
You just keistered at Anderson carrying out a sale that way.
1:23:46
Adam
I can't go up there, but the business part of me can. And look at Anderson. It is more of a dork transport than an actual person. And then when you were with Anderson, it would be like being with me. Is that what you're saying?
1:24:01
Caller
It's a visceral experience of Adam, except because he's kind of your tool in a way, right?
1:24:05
Adam
That's right. He does my bidding.
1:24:06
Drew
Your tool is...
1:24:08
Adam
On his... where his tool was.
1:24:09
Caller
Unacceptable.
1:24:10
Adam
Here's the thing too, Amelia. You may like Anderson. Girls like Anderson.
1:24:14
Caller
Yeah.
1:24:15
Caller
He's probably like witty or something.
1:24:17
Adam
No.
1:24:17
Drew
He's a brooding artsy type.
1:24:18
Adam
They just like him because he doesn't like them, but whatever.
1:24:21
Caller
Oh, yeah. One of those.
1:24:22
Adam
You're going to like him. He sent up Seattle.
1:24:26
Drew
What's the name of the restaurant?
1:24:27
Caller
Yeah.
1:24:27
Adam
He'll go out to the restaurant.
1:24:28
Caller
The name of the restaurant is Momma's Mexican Kitchen, and it's like banging like Metallica every day of the week.
1:24:34
Caller
I wanted to know because I hang out at Jalisco's all the time. Well, I'm not allowed in there anymore, but I used to hang out at a fun Mexican restaurant in Seattle.
1:24:41
Caller
Oh, you really do go to Seattle.
1:24:43
Drew
He wants us to ask why he's not allowed to go to Seattle.
1:24:45
Caller
No, I don't need you to ask that. No, I never heard of it.
1:24:48
Caller
Jalisco's out of the water, man.
1:24:50
Adam
All right. I would like Anderson to go over there and thump you, just to come back and report to us.
1:24:58
Drew
Okay, we gotta get Thunder Bear out of the air.
1:25:00
Adam
We're gonna take a quick break. Phone screener Ziggy and Brian, don't hang up on Amelia. Okay, hold on a second.
1:25:07
Caller
Hold on.
1:25:08
Adam
We're gonna take a break. We're gonna go get Thunder Bear playing centipedes, or space invaders, centipedes? Okay, we'll get him in here. He'll handle her gynecological question after this. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew. Forget about that phone number. We have Amelia on line six, 20 years old, a hottie, calling from Seattle. Green eyes, brown hair.
1:25:49
Caller
Hi, Adam.
1:25:50
Adam
yes, C slash D rec.
1:25:52
Drew
So Amelia, you're done with Adam. You wanna talk to the Chief Thunder Bear, right?
1:25:55
Caller
yes. I'm rubbing sticks together and pounding at Tom Tom.
1:26:00
Adam
Starting to fire, starting to fire.
1:26:02
Drew
Kindling.
1:26:02
Adam
Yeah. All right. Let me go get the guy.
1:26:07
Drew
It's all for you tonight. Thanks. And just think, keep your, don't talk too much. Words to him. There he goes.
1:26:18
Caller
Oh, here he comes.
1:26:19
Drew
And just sort of think of your question and state it very clearly to him, okay? Okay. You know how he gets, he gets, he's sort of excitable sometimes.
1:26:25
Adam
I'm a hot chick from Seattle.
1:26:28
Drew
Oh, yeah, he's in now. Oh, hey, hi, chief.
1:26:31
Caller
Hi, chief.
1:26:32
Drew
How are you?
1:26:32
Caller
Good evening.
1:26:37
Drew
He's got to prepare the room, Amelia. Hold on a second.
1:26:40
Adam
Amelia, shh. What did I tell you?
1:26:42
Drew
You can't interrupt him in the middle of one of his chants. I know you're praying for that.
1:26:49
Adam
I know, chief. Free Jimmy Chunga.
1:26:57
Drew
Chief, here we go.
1:26:58
Caller
Hey, hey, hey, hey.
1:27:00
Drew
Okay, he's ready now. You got a question for the chief?
1:27:03
Caller
Okay, I do. Chief, how, chief, what is your preference in the way of the ethnic vagina, and have you been with an Asian woman?
1:27:11
Adam
Yeah, check it out, I want to check it out.
1:27:14
Caller
Hey, slow down, Amelia, slow down.
1:27:17
Drew
He says your comedy training has not been too intense. So just to stay with the basic questions.
1:27:23
Adam
Yeah.
1:27:24
Drew
He also wants to know if, wait, wait, just hang on a second. He went, are you Asian?
1:27:28
Adam
No. No, no, no.
1:27:31
Drew
Wait, he's confused. Amelia, hold on a second. Amelia, less words, more clarity.
1:27:36
Adam
Okay.
1:27:37
Drew
Why did you ask about Asian women?
1:27:40
Caller
I heard rumor of horizontal Asian vagina.
1:27:44
Adam
Oh, geez.
1:27:46
Drew
What are you talking about?
1:27:47
Adam
What are you talking about?
1:27:52
Drew
He's been a guy to college for many years, never noticed any trends.
1:27:54
Adam
No. No.
1:27:55
Drew
No.
1:27:55
Adam
Hey, hey.
1:27:55
Drew
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
1:27:59
Adam
Hey, Amelia.
1:28:01
Drew
Is this what you call the chief in here? He wants to go back to his centipede.
1:28:05
Adam
Centipede, Tetris, here we are.
1:28:07
Drew
This is it?
1:28:09
Caller
Yeah, that was it.
1:28:10
Drew
Oh, Amelia.
1:28:11
Adam
He's getting a little irritated.
1:28:13
Drew
He's like, oh, I'm sorry, chief. And no coffee, too. I know. I'm so sorry. Chief, Chris, Chris, Chris. What's it going to take?
1:28:21
Adam
What's it going to take, Chris?
1:28:23
Drew
I'm sorry, chief. I know. So anyway, this chief. Yeah, I know.
1:28:29
Adam
$10 hour.
1:28:30
Drew
I know. Too much. I know. Too much. You should have seen him scamp around looking for your music, though. He's really quite a sight to see.
1:28:37
Adam
It should be paid in squirrel crap. Yeah.
1:28:40
Drew
Don't worry.
1:28:40
Adam
Too good. Yeah.
1:28:41
Drew
Chief, as long as you bring that up. Have you ever seen a squirrel crap?
1:28:45
Adam
No, no.
1:28:46
Drew
No one has. No, no kidding.
1:28:47
Adam
Yeah.
1:28:49
Drew
The big squad in the sky might have. No, no, no. I know. I know. I know it's a stupid question. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Oh, my goodness. Chief Thunder Bear, would you like to take another call? I've got another boob call here lined up.
1:29:22
Adam
No, no.
1:29:23
Drew
Line four. Line four. Did you? No, no, no.
1:29:26
Adam
No, I heard you.
1:29:28
Drew
Chief, Chief, Chief, Chief, you're screwing everything up here. Here we go. Jennifer is 16. Jennifer?
1:29:33
Caller
Hi.
1:29:33
Adam
Yeah, hey.
1:29:34
Drew
Chief Thunder Bear is on with you.
1:29:39
Caller
I just wanted to say, Adam, Chief Andrew, I love you, I love you.
1:29:45
Drew
Thanks, Jennifer. Chief, unfortunately, has gone into a fugue state.
1:29:49
Adam
Stop kissing loin cloth, ask him questions.
1:29:51
Drew
Okay, he's ready for questions.
1:29:53
Caller
Okay, my question is, can I do anything to make my breast bigger?
1:30:00
Drew
Chief, any way to enlarge the breast at 16? She's at A cup, it says here. He's not interested, I'm sorry, Jennifer, but I'll answer the call for you. No, no, no, no, Chief. With deer fat and put under. Jennifer, just give yourself a little time, you're still 16. Yeah, 16, old enough to carry Squaw.
1:30:23
Adam
I mean, Papoose. Papoose.
1:30:28
Drew
That some women find when they go on the birth control pill, they're breast enlarged, and there are always plastic procedures. Chief, I just want to take this one call here before we run out of time. This is Jane 25. She's from fresno, Chief.
1:30:38
Adam
Hey, hey, hey.
1:30:39
Drew
Yeah, I know, many, many ancestors come from fresno. Oh, he's praying to them now. I know, yes, I know. Take your hands off your penis. Jane?
1:30:47
Adam
White trash. Hi.
1:30:48
Caller
Hi.
1:30:50
Drew
What's going on?
1:30:51
Hey, I just wanted to let you guys know, I was, I've had a messed up life. I was, you know, sexually molested, raped, I've been through tons of sexual encounters.
1:31:02
Adam
I've been satimized by Buffalo.
1:31:04
Drew
Don't cry to me.
1:31:07
But I'm pretty normal, I'm able to deal with my problems. I just, I listen to you guys' show, you know, pretty often, and it just kind of makes me sick, the way that girls aren't able to handle their problems, and they're just afraid to.
1:31:16
Drew
And I just want to let you guys know. What do you mean, you're able to handle them?
1:31:20
Adam
Denial.
1:31:21
Drew
yes, that's probably what this is, Chief.
1:31:22
Caller
Well, you know, I haven't been in denial about the things that have happened to me and had to have a big craving for it.
1:31:27
Drew
I know, but you sound like what people tend to do when they're not in denial is go ahead and act out. They go ahead and have lots of partners and get all kinds of crazy relationships going as a way of sort of creating a comfort with their drama.
1:31:40
Adam
Denial, not just stream in Montana.
1:31:44
Drew
Chief, you made it, Chief.
1:31:45
Adam
Indian human, hey, how are you?
1:31:49
Yeah, but it's just one thing at the same time. I've had a lot of that where I actually acted out, beginning with my own sexual encounters at the age of 15.
1:31:56
Drew
That's what I'm saying. So you've settled down now?
1:31:59
Yeah.
1:32:00
Drew
Okay, well good.
1:32:01
I completely have and just, yeah.
1:32:02
Drew
Well, here's the deal.
1:32:03
Adam
Full-blown lesbaugh, huh?
1:32:04
Drew
No, no, but the fact is that there are genetic resiliency factors and there are also early attachment issues that can help people overcome traumas as they get older. So yeah, there's no doubt that some people do better with these things than others. Don't you agree, Chief? Chief, if you just settle down, keep going, keep going, it's all good. This is Dr. Drew, Adam Corolla's playing Tetris. We're here with Chief, who will continue to say prayers on all people's behalf.
1:32:29
Adam
Here he is, pussy, play Tetris.
1:32:31
Drew
Just say prayer, say prayer, Chief, good, yes, it's very good. Think about peaceful things, forget about those difficult callers we've had, and we'll be back after this.
1:32:42
Caller
All right, guys, here's the deal.
1:32:44
Caller
Look in the hookup, call the Dateline.
1:32:46
Caller
Stick a waste in time with the wrong person, call the Dateline.
1:32:48
Caller
One call is all you need to make. Call the Dateline.
1:32:51
Caller
1-877-889. Date. Call Loveline. 1-800-LOVE-191.
1:33:02
Caller
The one and only Live 105.
1:33:17
Drew
Well, I feel cleansed by the chief's spirit.
1:33:20
Adam
Yeah, chief just farted.
1:33:21
Drew
Oh, that's what that was. I thought it was, well, okay.
1:33:25
Adam
He's bad, it always smells like pemmican and stream water when he likes it.
1:33:30
Drew
I think of bear crap.
1:33:31
Adam
Oh, yeah, yeah, it makes sense. All right, fantastic, thanks for tuning in. And so until next time, this is Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying, mahalo.
1:33:41
Caller
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