1:01
Voiceover
Listener discretion is advised. Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew. Loveline, Coast to Coast.
1:13
Voiceover
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, yeah. Loveline, everybody. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number, 1-800-LOVE-191, Dr. Drew, Ford Certified Internist and Addiction Medicine Specialist. Jay Moore in Here Tomorrow Night. Comedian, actor, Jay Moore in Here Tomorrow Night. Tonight, no guest. The guest is really you, the person who calls this show. Yeah? I gave myself some good Mexican food tonight.
1:47
Drew
How would you eat?
1:49
Adam
Had some leftover. Oh, yeah. You know, I'm such an idiot. I get such a boner for leftovers. It comes from my Elvis-like upbringing, you know? Growing up in that little crappy house with nothing to eat. That even though I'm, you know, I'm a millionaire, literally a millionaire now, I got some, I got a half-eaten burrito in my fridge. You go nuts. I stare at it all day. Not yet. Not yet, my precious. No, the time has not come yet. And I think about it, well, maybe I'll eat it during lunch. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, you'll save it. Use it as the proverbial carrot on the string, dangle it out in front of you, give you some incentive.
2:26
Drew
I have a question for you. How come you can't stand it if anything is going on in your environment, even me like drumming my fingers, and yet you don't notice this god-awful music playing in the background?
2:37
Adam
What? No, I noticed it. And I just realized, hey, it sounds like we're doing a radio show for like the first 30 seconds. Isn't that what other radio shows sound like? Where they play music and people talk and they're coherent and stuff?
2:53
Drew
Don't happen? There's any like introduction?
2:55
Adam
Right. But like our radio show is more about you talking about stuff that has nothing to do with the radio show and banging in the microphone and me-
3:03
Drew
Me talking about stuff?
3:05
Adam
Well, no.
3:06
Drew
Trying to talk about stuff while you talk about stuff.
3:08
Adam
No, me talking about stuff that has nothing to do with the radio show, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You alluding to things that are possibly in the room that has nothing to do with the radio show or it does in your own mind. You're pointing at Anderson and saying stuff like, yeah, get that. That's our normal radio, non-radio show. John? Yeah. It's really, it's worse than like a college radio show, I think. John? Yeah. Yeah, you're 20. What's up?
3:38
Yeah, I'd like to ask Dr. Drew. All right. Me and some friends were sitting around and we started talking and we were curious, where did, I mean, why do guys have nipples? I mean, there's no other purpose besides like a sexual purpose, you know? I don't understand why guys would have nipples. And I was just curious.
3:57
Drew
Why do you have an appendix? Why do you have tonsils?
4:00
I was told that appendix was to digest meat, like when, like way, way, like raw meat, like way back in the day.
4:06
Adam
Right, but it's some remnant of something that you don't use anymore.
4:10
Drew
That's right. And the same is true of the nipple, that all mammals have nipples, all male, female. And that is a, as we all start out as females in development, and we all actually have a nipple line. We have a line of nipples like a dog does. And as we express our Y chromosome, that nipple line resorbs, it resorbs in women too, and then men don't get any response, they don't get any estrogen production, so the nipple tissue doesn't respond or grow. But you can make it grow if you want, you can take estrogens and you can make it grow.
4:39
Adam
I like that term nipple line.
4:41
Drew
Yeah.
4:42
Adam
Be good.
4:42
Drew
Band name.
4:43
Adam
Band name or even for like some active wear.
4:46
Drew
Yeah, yeah.
4:47
Adam
Nipple line, take it to the limit. You know, something, guys surfing, riding roller blades or something, talking about nipple line action wear. And we were talking about this with all mammals having nipples, but I never seem to see them on dolphins, whales. Yeah, we had this. Were we talking about where the dolphins had them?
5:06
Drew
No, we were talking about something about dolphins, but it wasn't about nipples.
5:08
Adam
It was about nipples. Well, you see a drawing of a dolphin, you don't see any nipples drawn in.
5:14
Drew
Right, that's true, you said that.
5:15
Adam
All right, thank you. Thank God Damien over there is working the phones and his mind.
5:21
Seth?
5:22
Adam
Seth?
5:24
Drew
Seth?
5:25
Adam
Hello? You're 19. Sorry to disturb you. What's up?
5:28
Caller
I'm sorry about that. I thought you were saying Beth.
5:30
Adam
All right.
5:30
It's OK.
5:32
Caller
I want to say first, you guys are fantastic, both of you.
5:34
Adam
Thank you.
5:36
Caller
Adam, you're hilarious and Dr. Drew, you're just great, especially when you get morally indignant.
5:42
Adam
Yeah, I like that too.
5:43
Caller
It's hilarious.
5:44
Adam
Especially when he seriously says, I beg your pardon. And he's serious about it. It's great.
5:50
Drew
You like that? Was it Chris Matthews that was doing that?
5:52
Adam
When he does a TV show and some some hack gets up there and says, Oh, there's no there's no biological link to alcoholism. I beg your pardon. I beg your pardon. Yeah, I love that. I love when he does that.
6:07
Drew
Yeah, and also those for you, by the way, the whole time I love this.
6:11
Caller
Sorry, some more rants that Adam can have against dumb people and the dumb listeners.
6:17
Adam
All right.
6:18
Caller
Those are also fantastic.
6:19
Adam
Well, I'm always told I'm told about once every six months in a meeting to cut down the rants.
6:25
Caller
Oh, that's such a shame. They're fantastic.
6:27
Adam
Yeah. Try not to talk.
6:30
Drew
That's the basic note to Adam.
6:32
Adam
Drew, seriously, when and we don't have them that often, but I would say twice a year when we have to sit down in an office with somebody who's going to tell us what to do with this show.
6:41
Drew
The reason we sit down in the office is to tell Adam to shut up.
6:45
Caller
Well, I disagree.
6:46
Adam
I know. Well, first off, it's really hard not to be insulted when you're doing a talk radio show and you're told to shut up. I know it's really hard not to be insulted, but I'm really not. It doesn't stop me. All right. Go ahead, Seth.
7:03
Caller
Okay.
7:04
Drew
Excuse me.
7:06
Caller
I have a question. I'm going to be a sophomore in college next year. And I have a question just like when I'm out, if I go to a bar or something, and I meet a girl, I've been told so much about all the different scary STDs that I hear.
7:17
Like, is it safe?
7:18
Caller
You know, even if I have a condom, to go back and go have sex with her, like oral herpes and stuff like, you know, genital lupus.
7:23
Drew
Look, it's safe, but it's a risk every time you're with somebody new. Certainly. Absolutely.
7:29
Caller
So you just sort of have to head your bath and say, you know, I'm going to go for it?
7:33
Drew
Well, you have to wear a condom, you have to reduce your risk, you have to make your choices carefully, and you have to realize that this is why, as first I started doing this show, many, many, many years ago, there was no one talking about the biological consequences of sort of unrestricted, unrestrained sexual activity, and that there are biological consequences. It really is, to my estimation, the reason we have the sort of mores that we do, the ideas about sexuality, because it could have hurt people if people, the biological situation is potentially dangerous.
8:03
Adam
But just from a sort of general philosophical standpoint, Seth and Drew, this is what life is. It's weighing...
8:12
Drew
Calculated risk.
8:12
Adam
Risk, yeah. I mean, you drive every day, and that's a dangerous thing to do, but you get a car with an airbag, you wear a seatbelt, and you have the tires properly inflated, and you're not loaded, and you're fine. It doesn't mean a dump truck can't turn over on you and crush you, but you have a much better chance of getting from point A to point B than the guy who's driving the 69 Dart with the four bald tires that have the steel belt showing, and he's not even wearing his lap belt, or he's trying to do a bong load in the diamond lane, you know? So that's all it is. I mean, you wear a condom, you get with chicks that aren't from Haiti, and aren't IV drug users, and you take your chances.
8:56
Drew
I think the point, though, is that you need to be aware of the risk, and that's the important thing, is that you really learn how to make healthy choices.
9:05
Adam
Yeah, and once in a while, some poor guy gets AIDS or herpes or hepatitis or whatever from a low-risk situation.
9:13
Drew
Most of you are going to get warts.
9:15
Adam
Most of you will get warts. All I hear is, Drew, all I hear is you saying, world, I have warts. Whenever I hear you bring that up. That's how it translates to me. Kim?
9:26
Yeah.
9:26
Adam
You're 24?
9:27
Caller
Yeah.
9:28
Adam
What's up?
9:29
I was wondering, I heard Dr. Drew talking a few nights ago about side effects of Selexa. And I was on Paxil and Selexa and now I'm an effectser. And I was wondering what are the effects, be it any effects or sexual effects.
9:46
Drew
Well, the sexual side effects on all three of those. Selexa, what was it? Selexa, effects or what was the third one?
9:52
Caller
Effectser.
9:53
Drew
No, effects or Selexa. And what was the third?
9:56
Caller
Paxil.
9:57
Drew
Paxil. They're all very similar in terms of shutting you down sexually. They can either decrease your arousal, decrease libido, decrease orgasmic functioning. They all have that potential. Effects are probably a little less so than Paxil.
10:09
Yeah, I noticed it when I was on Paxil.
10:12
Drew
Paxil is the most potent of the three that way in terms of the three you mentioned. Selects is just a weaker SSRI and then effects has a combination of functions. It's a little different than just the straight SSRI.
10:25
Adam
Why with the two S's on the SSRI?
10:29
Drew
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor.
10:31
Adam
Yeah, but everyone just says serotonin reuptake inhibitor, don't they? But then they'll say serotonin reuptake inhibitor but then go SSRI. Yeah, don't go for that.
10:42
Drew
From now on, I'm going to say selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor.
10:44
Adam
Whatever the letters you use, make it from the sentence you spoke. You see what I'm saying? All right, let's see what we can do about that. Are you done with her? I don't know, she seems good. Kim?
10:55
Yeah?
10:55
Adam
You're good, right, baby?
10:57
Well, one more question. The more, the higher the dosage, is it?
11:02
Drew
More of the side effects, sure.
11:04
More of the side effects?
11:05
Drew
Yeah, if sexual side effect is the issue, the three that you can go to is remeron, wellbutrin, and serosone. Those tend not to have sexual dysfunction as a side effect.
11:15
Okay.
11:16
Drew
Okay?
11:16
Okay.
11:17
Adam
Alright there, Kim.
11:18
Thanks.
11:19
Adam
Hey, good times. I don't know why, but once in a while I sit around and think, I watch Monday Night Football, and I think, oh man, I wish I could do that. That'd be a dream job for me.
11:30
Drew
Play football?
11:31
Adam
No. Thank you. Kick Dennis Miller out of the booth and put me in there.
11:35
Drew
Oh, yeah.
11:36
Adam
I'd be great at that, I thought.
11:37
Drew
Yeah.
11:38
Adam
But I was watching tonight, and they played an exhibition game for Mexico, and I thought, no, I'd be fired by half-time.
11:44
Drew
You'd be drunk?
11:45
Adam
Blah, blah, blah, blah. No, because I'd get in a few bad Mexican jokes in the first quarter and that'd be it. Something would happen. You know what I mean?
11:52
Drew
Was that in Mexico?
11:53
Adam
Yeah.
11:53
Drew
The Raiders game?
11:54
Adam
Yeah. Oh, wow. I'd say something that I thought was funny, but it offended somebody, and that'd be the end of me.
12:00
Drew
What's even more ironic is I know you. As soon as you just realize that everyone hated what you said, you'd say it again, say it three more times, there were more offensive, you'd go right down that path.
12:11
Adam
I just realized I could not be up in the booth for an NFL game in Mexico. It wouldn't work. Something would happen at some point.
12:20
Drew
You'd say something offensive.
12:21
Adam
Well, that may be true, but, Max, come on. Do you know what I mean? Yeah, I'd make some joke. It'd be funny. But most people would like it, but I just realized that it wouldn't last a second. Rachel?
12:34
Caller
Yeah?
12:35
Adam
Yeah, you're, what the hell are you? How old are you?
12:39
Caller
Um, between 20 and 100.
12:42
Adam
All right. Well, hang on. Rachel, you hold on until you figure out your exact age, and then we'll get back with Rachel. Matt?
12:50
Hello?
12:50
Adam
You're 13?
12:51
Caller
What's up? I called yesterday.
12:53
Adam
What's up?
12:55
Caller
All right. I have a different question than I told the guy, but...
12:57
Adam
All right. Hold on. All right. I just have to discipline our callers just a little bit.
13:05
Drew
I'll call as you need a little work.
13:06
Adam
Well, here's the deal, everybody. You really should ask the question that you gave the screener. Really just sort of helps things along as far as the selection process goes. And the other thing is, is we ask a couple of things of you, which is your name and your age. And if you don't want to give your age, that's fine, but don't call.
13:26
Drew
Why don't you get Rachel's age? Just name him.
13:28
Adam
No, I'll get Rachel's age. Hey, I mean, you're not talking to Rachel, are you?
13:33
Drew
Yeah.
13:34
Adam
No?
13:34
Drew
Here it comes.
13:35
Adam
Don't talk to her.
13:36
Drew
All right, here we go.
13:37
Adam
All right, I would like to ring her like a bar rag.
13:40
It's in between 20 and 100.
13:41
Adam
And get that information out of her. All right, well, let me try her again. Rachel?
13:49
Drew
There she is.
13:49
Adam
Rachel?
13:50
Caller
Yes?
13:51
Adam
How old are you?
13:52
22.
13:53
Adam
All right, what's your question?
13:55
Caller
I want to know what the side effects of Micronor is.
13:58
Drew
Just a birth control pill?
14:00
Right.
14:01
Drew
The same, all the birth control pills basically have the same side effect profiles.
14:05
Adam
Which is what?
14:06
Drew
Which is, you know, what?
14:07
Caller
Is it going to make me feel pregnant?
14:08
Like nauseous and tired and dizzy?
14:10
Drew
Uh, those are potential side effects of birth control pills, sure. But not, you're not like you're truly pregnant, but that's how the pill works. Basically it's tricking your body into believing it's pregnant so it doesn't release another egg.
14:20
Adam
Let me, uh, let me say this. I have had a few girlfriends over the years that have been on the pill. All of them have been pains in the asses and princesses.
14:30
Drew
All of your girlfriends are the ones that had side effects?
14:32
Adam
No, all of my girlfriends. Here's the point. None of them have really complained about the pill. And believe me, I would have hurt it if there was a big problem. I don't think this is a big deal. I know a lot of women, and maybe this is a convenient stance for me to take, but I know a lot of women talk about, oh, bloating or their skin breaking out or this and that. For every thing it does that's negative, there's a woman who will tell you what it does that's positive.
14:56
Drew
There are some positives, absolutely.
14:57
Adam
And there's a lot of women, they're just on it to keep their skin clear.
15:00
Drew
And to keep their periods from being painful or irregular. There's a lot of things that makes you feel better on it.
15:05
Adam
So I would say for 85% of women, it's a non-issue. Rachel?
15:12
Caller
Yes?
15:12
Adam
Have you been pregnant before?
15:14
Caller
Yes.
15:15
Adam
How many kids you have?
15:18
Caller
Who?
15:18
Drew
At 22?
15:19
Caller
And that's why I didn't want to give you my age.
15:21
Adam
You're not 22.
15:22
Caller
Yes, I am.
15:24
Adam
What year were you born?
15:25
In 79.
15:27
Liar, liar whore, liar whore, you know it.
15:29
Caller
Hey, hey, hey, hey, I'll tell you when I'm lying. I'm not lying.
15:32
Adam
What's with the mm?
15:32
Drew
It's Barbara Streisand.
15:33
Adam
And by the way, what kind of strategy is that to tell us when you're lying? You know, people make this kind of statement.
15:39
Caller
I'll tell you when I'm lying.
15:40
Adam
Hey, you'll know when I'm lying. What the hell does that mean? What am I supposed to do? Snap to attention? Oh yeah, you're wrong. Sorry.
15:46
Caller
What do you say to a diaphragm? Is that better?
15:49
Drew
It's not as effective. No. Hold on.
15:51
Adam
I thought a joke was coming.
15:52
Drew
Yeah. Why don't you, if you really are concerned...
15:54
Adam
You really got three kids?
15:56
Drew
I have three kids. If you're really concerned about being a birth control pill, why don't you look into surgical sterilization, something like that?
16:02
Adam
Please. Like what? Surgical sterilization.
16:05
Drew
Like getting your tubes tied.
16:07
Are you kidding?
16:08
Drew
Why?
16:08
Adam
You have three kids. Isn't that enough?
16:10
No.
16:13
Adam
What do you do for a living?
16:15
I'm a mom.
16:16
Adam
I see. And where's the money coming from?
16:18
From the husband.
16:20
Caller
Which one?
16:21
I have one husband.
16:22
Adam
And he's fathered all three kids?
16:24
Yes.
16:25
Adam
No, he hasn't.
16:26
Yes, he has.
16:26
Adam
Not the first one.
16:28
Yes, he has.
16:29
Adam
No, he didn't.
16:30
Caller
Listen.
16:31
Adam
Be honest.
16:31
Caller
I had sex with one man and he's my husband.
16:34
Adam
All right. And your dad? No. And he's around. What's he do for a living?
16:40
He's a travel agent.
16:41
Adam
No, no, he's gay.
16:44
Caller
No, he's not.
16:44
Adam
There's no straight travel agents.
16:46
Caller
No, you're gay.
16:48
Adam
You tell Mel. Oh, his name is Mel. Well, he is a travel agent.
16:52
Caller
You're gay.
16:52
Adam
60% of male travel agents are named Mel or Gary. Do you know that, Drew? I just read that. All right. Rachel.
17:01
Yes.
17:01
Adam
Get yourself fixed because you got three kids and that's plenty.
17:04
Hey, I'm not stopping here, but I just want to stop for a while.
17:07
Drew
Then take the pill. Relax. Take the pill like everyone else and there will be a male contraceptive coming in a couple of years. He can take it when the rest of them.
17:16
Adam
A travel agent doesn't pay anything, does it? It can't anymore.
17:19
Drew
He must own his agency.
17:21
Adam
Even with all this price line stuff.
17:23
Drew
They have to sell the packages. Cruises. Yeah, packages.
17:28
Adam
What a disgusting business. All that is, all that selling of packages and cruises and stuff, that's really, you might as well, you might as well just sell get rich cassettes late night because basically it's about taking old people, getting them away from their money and disappointing them. Those things are always a disappointing wreck.
17:48
Drew
Well, you went out with those on.
17:49
Adam
I went on a horrible cruise. What a piece of ass that Princess Line was. I didn't know what the hell I was doing. I grew up watching the Love Boat. You know, I thought I was going to be skeet shooting and getting a BJ the whole time. Instead, it was, you know, 18 bucks for a nickel's worth of champagne and bad food. A bunch of geezers running around. Ah, horrible ship. I wish the Captain would have just scuttled that goddamn thing halfway into it. I would have had a better time just floating on a deck chair to Mexico. I really would. What a piece of ass that was. And where were we? Aaron. Yeah, Aaron.
18:25
Yeah, hello, you guys.
18:26
Adam
Travel agents are horrible people.
18:28
Drew
Not my wife's a travel agent, relax.
18:30
Adam
Well, wait a minute. Yeah, I'm honest. I worked at a travel agent agency. It was miserable. Oh, just bitches. Just a big bag of bitches in that place. They should. It was called Hoffman Travel, but it should have been called Bag O Bitches. Big sack of bitches all under one room. Oh, one roof. Horrible.
18:51
Okay.
18:51
Adam
Thank you.
18:52
And could I talk now?
18:53
Adam
Yeah, you may. No, no, you're about to. The ironic thing is, is if she didn't say, can I talk now? She would have been able to talk.
19:03
Caller
Yeah.
19:04
Adam
You want to take a break or what do you want to do?
19:06
Caller
Keep going.
19:07
Adam
Take one. I'm at five. Line five. All right. Matt.
19:12
Yeah.
19:13
Adam
You're 16.
19:13
Caller
Yeah. Nice to meet you, Adam.
19:15
Adam
Nice to meet you, Matt.
19:16
Caller
I love listening to the show and I'm sorry my mom's dummy.
19:21
Adam
Anyway, my question is, Matt, does your mom sound like a goat?
19:24
Caller
Yeah, that was my mom.
19:25
Matt. Matt. Matt, are you jacking off in there?
19:41
Caller
I'm sorry. I'm really nervous. All right, Matt. Anyway.
19:45
Adam
Seriously, when you're named Matt, how do you know that a goat isn't calling you?
19:50
Caller
I don't know.
19:51
Adam
See, when your name is Edward, or Phil, you don't have to worry about a goat calling you, but Matt.
19:59
Drew
Let's hear Matt again.
20:00
Adam
One more. Let me hear one more go. I mean, you go to a petting zoo, your head must explode.
20:08
You're just looking around over your shoulder.
20:11
Drew
These goats could talk.
20:13
Mom. Mom, what do they want?
20:17
Adam
All right.
20:18
Caller
And it's weird because my high school has a huge agriculture department.
20:22
Adam
Oh, that's a bad sign.
20:23
Caller
And they have the shows and things.
20:24
Drew
Your high school?
20:26
Adam
Oh, yeah. We had agriculture. Listen, here's agriculture is where they take the loser kids and shove them. They go, look, listen, here's a little farm we set up in the middle of the school. You guys get, you know, get used to it. You're going to be living in a trailer.
20:42
Drew
But Adam.
20:43
Adam
Yeah. Ray was an agriculture guy.
20:45
Drew
You apparently couldn't even cut that aggie.
20:48
Adam
I wasn't good enough for that.
20:49
Drew
No, you went down to ceramics.
20:53
Adam
Yeah, the people couldn't cut it in agriculture, went to ceramics in my school. Hi, Mac. Go ahead there, buddy.
20:58
Caller
Okay. My question is, I was learning in biology about the microflage in my lungs.
21:05
Macrophages.
21:07
Drew
Macrophages.
21:07
Macro.
21:09
Caller
Macrophage. And I was wondering how much marijuana use does the, can the microflage, Macrophages. take before, you know, it starts to really damage your lungs?
21:18
Drew
They don't know. All we know is that at an equivalent rate to cigarette, virtually equivalent, you get damage to the airways. Drop out of macrophage, drop out in cilia, fibrosis, spasming of the airway, the airway muscular wall. All that happens, it happens chronically, it becomes fixed, and you can get kind of an emphysema type picture. Chronic bronchitis is extremely common in heavy pot smokers. It usually develops in the first year.
21:45
Adam
You know, they used to do these studies that smoking one joint is the equivalent to smoking a pack of cigarettes.
21:51
Drew
Yeah, they haven't done that.
21:51
Adam
It didn't seem to make sense at the time they were doing it. It was like one of these... I don't know why common sense seems to almost trump medical data, but it does.
22:02
Drew
Yeah, because they're trying to make an association in an attempt to make it relatable for people. To make our point, because you understand that cigarettes are bad.
22:10
Caller
Right.
22:10
Drew
So it doesn't work. But it does, interestingly, do this one thing at a rate similar to cigarettes, and that causes chronic bronchitis.
22:17
Caller
Right.
22:18
Adam
Okay. And also, is it so much to pot smoke or the way that it is smoked? You know, I mean, the idea is to...
22:25
Drew
Listen, if you stood over a barbecue for a couple hours a day, you'd get it too.
22:29
Adam
Right.
22:29
Drew
You understand?
22:30
Adam
No, but I just mean marijuana, the object is to see how much volume of smoke you can get in your lungs and then how long you can keep it there. It would seem like you're...
22:40
Drew
Yeah.
22:41
Adam
You know what I mean?
22:42
Drew
Nicotine users do the same thing, though, too.
22:44
Adam
Yeah, but they don't go... You know, they don't take as big a hit as they can possibly take and then hold it for a 30 count. All right. We'll take a little break. We'll come back. Who is it giving us a little attitude? Aaron? All right. We'll speak to you, Aaron, when we come back.
22:59
Caller
Loveline, we'll be right back. Call on the 1-800-LOVE-191.
23:07
Caller
Hey, it's Loveline, everybody. I'm Adam.
23:10
Adam
That's Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Jay Moore, who's a very popular personality, comedian, actor coming in tomorrow night. Actually, my take on Jay Moore is a lot of people really like him and a fair amount of people hate his guts.
23:29
Caller
Really?
23:30
Adam
Yeah.
23:31
Drew
No.
23:32
Adam
Yeah. He bugs certain people.
23:34
Drew
He's a very good guy. You like him.
23:36
Adam
No, I've met him and I do like him, but I think it's his character or something. You know how he always plays an a-hole or smart-ass or kind of a know-it-all wise-ass?
23:45
Caller
I see. So people actually buy into it a little bit.
23:48
Drew
It's a good actor then.
23:49
Adam
Easy enough to do. Yeah. That's a compliment that people hate his guts. Aaron?
23:57
Hello.
23:58
Adam
Hello. You're 19. What's up?
24:00
Caller
Okay. I've been seeing this guy for like about three months now. About a month ago, we started having sex. I would really like to start a relationship with him or take it like a step further.
24:11
Drew
Let me understand. Doesn't sex mean there's a relationship going on?
24:16
Caller
Well, according to him, we're seeing each other.
24:21
Drew
So, according to you, you're having a relationship. According to him, he's just having sex.
24:25
Caller
I guess. I mean, but I want...
24:27
Drew
Why do you put up with that?
24:29
Adam
Oh, listen.
24:29
Caller
Let her get her question out. I just want to know how I can talk to him about starting a relationship without scaring him. I mean, I know it will scare him away if I start talking about it. Or I mean, if you guys are guys, I mean, if you wanted a relationship, wouldn't you have brought it up?
24:43
Adam
Well, first off, Drew's not a guy. He's a he-she. OK. With emphasis on she.
24:50
Drew
And I'll give you the he-she opinion in just a second, as soon as Adam is done shooting his mouth off.
24:55
Adam
I'm going to shoot something off in your mouth.
24:57
Caller
No, that's, please, please.
25:01
Deal with the fact that I am gay.
25:02
Adam
Good jizz joke there. Always good.
25:05
Caller
Hey, Aaron?
25:06
Adam
Yeah, baby, ass up there, all right? OK, good times. Hello? I don't know. Look, here's what I want to say. What do you mean you've been going out with this guy? Well, listen, you know, this job's hard. You have to listen.
25:20
Drew
Jizz guzzling?
25:22
Adam
You've been going out with the guy for three months.
25:23
Caller
Yeah.
25:24
Adam
What have you been doing in that three months before you had sex?
25:27
Caller
Well, like going out on dates, like he'll take me out to dinner or we'll just go hang out, like with friends or...
25:34
Adam
OK. And for three months, you've been dating.
25:37
Caller
Yeah.
25:38
Adam
Now, why did you wait so long to sleep with him?
25:43
Caller
Well, because I actually liked him and, well, I don't know.
25:47
Adam
OK.
25:48
Drew
Why didn't you wait longer if he wasn't willing to have a relationship with you? Why did you just not sleep with him?
25:54
Caller
Well, because I didn't... I'm still not sure if it's going to get there, you know?
25:58
Drew
Yeah. What does sleeping with him do for you?
26:00
Adam
Now listen, Drew. Drew, what? Look, she's 19. She's attracted to the guy. Let her have her kicks.
26:06
Drew
Yeah.
26:06
Adam
Well, we know this is doomed.
26:09
Drew
She's doing it because she thinks that makes it closer to a relationship, which it doesn't. It makes it further.
26:13
Adam
Well, it does for the 10 minutes he's sweating on her.
26:16
Drew
It makes it closer to a service agreement.
26:18
Caller
It goes more than 10 minutes.
26:20
Adam
The 12 minutes he's sweating on you.
26:22
Caller
Okay.
26:23
Drew
By sleeping with him, you move it away from a relationship.
26:25
Caller
I do?
26:25
Drew
Yes.
26:26
Caller
Well, no.
26:27
Drew
You move it...
26:28
Caller
Hold on.
26:28
Adam
Hold on. Hold on. Drew, by sleeping with him, she moves it away from a relationship. Possibly...
26:36
Caller
Well, no, no, no, no.
26:37
Drew
In a situation where she's afraid...
26:39
Adam
If he's into her, then she's not.
26:41
Caller
Putting it away.
26:42
Drew
He's already put her on notice. We're not dating. We're just kind of hanging out. So I'll sleep with him. That'll get it going. No way. He put her on notice. This is a hanging out and hooking up thing and that's it.
26:53
Adam
Okay.
26:53
Drew
If she chooses to have sex with him, it is just that. It's not because there's a relationship.
26:57
Adam
But three months into this, she's having sex with him. If she didn't have sex with him, she'd just be essentially putting off the inevitable.
27:04
Drew
That he'd leave.
27:06
Adam
Eventually, if he's not going to have a relationship, he's not going to have one in the absence of sex. Do you know what I mean?
27:13
Drew
No.
27:14
Adam
Look, he's interested in her to some degree, a small degree. And maybe the only thing that makes him interested in her is the outside shot of having sex one of these days.
27:24
Drew
Now he's got that.
27:25
Adam
Now he's got that. But I'm saying, but your strategy can't be, let's go on on 600 dates and not have sex.
27:30
Drew
No, but her strategy should have been, I want a relationship, I want to know this is going somewhere, then we'll have sex.
27:36
Adam
Right. In which case she could have got him to go for to have sex and then renege on that later.
27:41
Drew
Well, at least.
27:42
Adam
Drew's done it many times.
27:43
Caller
Could I still bring it up? Like the whole relationship thing?
27:46
Adam
Look, you can, Aaron, you have the right to bring up whatever you want and whatever you need.
27:54
Caller
How do I put it to him without scaring him?
27:56
Drew
Listen, it doesn't matter. Yeah, if he scares off, then he's not who you want to be with. He's not going to be with you.
28:05
Adam
Listen.
28:05
Drew
Women don't think about this right.
28:07
Adam
Listen, everybody, you don't have any power. Your power is basically to hope the other person likes you.
28:14
Drew
No, your power is about knowing what you want and asking for that.
28:18
Adam
That's not power.
28:19
Drew
And if the other person is reciprocating, you're in. If they're not reciprocating, there's nothing you can do to change that. Nothing.
28:26
Adam
All right. But it's semantics, because I don't look at that as power. That's hoping the other person's going to see it your way. But that's all you can do. Okay, then.
28:33
Caller
Thank you.
28:34
Drew
So you got to just speak up?
28:35
Adam
Aaron, you know what the answer is. The guy's not interested. I know.
28:39
Caller
It's okay.
28:41
Adam
He's a 27-year-old jerk.
28:42
Drew
Here's the thing about guys. Believe what they tell you. If they say, we are just doing X, Y, Z, we're just hanging out.
28:51
Adam
What's his excuse?
28:53
Drew
And when you think, oh, he's sleeping with me, therefore he must feel more, he doesn't.
28:57
Adam
What is his excuse?
29:00
Caller
We've never really talked.
29:01
Caller
I mean, he talks about, you know, like he wants to get serious with someone, but he never like makes it for, like he never tells me, okay, it'll be you. We never talk about us. It's always just...
29:10
Adam
You have to ask for what you want and risk ending the relationship over it. I understand.
29:17
Caller
So you think maybe there's a possibility that he's just the 27-year-old, the horny guy who sees this like 19-year-old who's...
29:24
Adam
Possibility.
29:24
Drew
I think every 27-year-old would do that.
29:27
Adam
Yeah, that's more than a possibility. No! It's 100 to 1.
29:32
Caller
Okay.
29:33
Adam
All right. But you step up and ask or tell. You understand? Don't just keep going along.
29:39
Caller
Okay.
29:40
Adam
Okay. Thank you. All right. All right.
29:42
Drew
All right. Good luck.
29:42
Adam
Good luck, everybody. It really does ruin you. Imagine... Think of all the times you've tried to be with someone. They really want to be with you and the effects that it's had on you, the negative effects. Why put yourself through it? Yeah. You're in a relationship. You can't ask for what you want. You're scared. You're going to scare the guy away.
30:03
Drew
It's not a relationship.
30:05
Adam
It's not a relationship. And everybody, you're not going to... You'll never scare someone who wants to be there.
30:12
Drew
No.
30:13
Adam
See, that's the way... See, this is the mistake that people make, which is the guy is about to bite down on the lure, and I'm going to set the hook and gaff him on board, except for I sneezed and he scooted to the other side of the lake. No. If he's going to bite, he's going to bite. And you would have known it two and a half months ago, by the way. And you know it, otherwise you would have said something. You're scared to hear what the truth is.
30:39
Drew
On the other hand, he's got his lure set, his properly baited, and you've bitten.
30:44
Adam
That's right. Charles?
30:48
Yeah.
30:48
Adam
25.
30:49
Yeah.
30:50
Adam
What's up?
30:51
Well, three months ago, I went to the doctor and had a prostate exam, right? And I'm going to find out I had an infection. And my question is basically, what can cause an infection in your prostate?
31:04
Drew
It's very common. Are you sexually active?
31:06
Oh yeah, but I'm married, so.
31:08
Drew
Well, that's where it comes from.
31:09
Okay. And then, I mean, is there any way to get rid of the infection without taking prescription drugs?
31:13
Drew
No. Why wouldn't you want to have it treated?
31:18
I'm sorry?
31:19
Drew
Why wouldn't you want to have it treated?
31:20
Well, I do, but it's just I got this phobia of pills and stuff, so.
31:23
Drew
What's the phobia?
31:24
Adam
Pills?
31:25
Caller
Yeah, I can't swallow them.
31:26
Adam
Pills are great.
31:27
Drew
Well, then crush them up and put in applesauce.
31:30
Caller
I guess that would work, wouldn't it?
31:31
Adam
Yeah. What's up, puss-o, with them pills?
31:35
Caller
I don't know.
31:35
You pansy!
31:37
Adam
You can't swallow a pill?
31:39
Caller
No.
31:39
Adam
That's something's wrong with you. What's up?
31:43
Caller
Ever since I was a kid, like, I would take tonne-on, I would almost choke on it, right? And ever since then, I've had a fear of swallowing pills.
31:49
Adam
All right.
31:49
Drew
Well, that was when you were a kid.
31:50
Adam
Get over it.
31:51
Drew
You're 25 now.
31:53
Adam
I used to think the bogeyman lived under the bed. And I realized he lives in my grandma's house. That's why I don't go over there. Charles? Yeah. Just get over it.
32:02
Drew
Here's the other thing about prostate, prostatitis. They actually told you had an infection, not just an inflammation, but most of the inflammations of the prostate are actually due, they think, to stress and can hot baths, elevate the pelvis, that kind of thing helps it too.
32:15
Adam
I'd like to make this announcement to all people who claim that they have a problem with something that's abnormal. Feel free just to get over it. Go ahead. Make it a point to get past that.
32:28
Drew
Yeah.
32:28
Adam
I mean, don't just go, I've got a phobia of pills, and that's it for the rest of my life. Say, look at it as, hey, that's a problem. I should work on it. I don't know. Start with some Flintstones chewables or something and work your way up to an aspirin.
32:45
Drew
Or start with a little, you know, coated baby aspirin or something.
32:47
Adam
I'm the opposite.
32:49
Drew
I know you can't take enough pills.
32:50
Adam
I take a handful of-
32:52
Drew
I couldn't.
32:53
Adam
No, like, if I'm taking vitamins, I take them all at once.
32:55
Drew
Yeah.
32:56
Adam
I don't put the B and the E and the A and D and the whole thing in one hand, throw it in my mouth, then I take a cup of flour and I put it in my mouth. That's what kind of man I am. I don't even wash it down with water. I use flour, sometimes sawdust.
33:08
Drew
To wash it down.
33:09
Adam
That's right.
33:09
Drew
Good time.
33:10
Adam
Just a big cup of flour.
33:11
Drew
You know, there's an interesting article going to come out from the House Air Institute about Vicodin and deafness. They're finding out that people use Vicodin chronically and become deaf, and I've seen a case of this where they just get stone deaf. They actually have to get cochlear implants and all that good stuff.
33:24
Adam
Yeah. I don't like Vicodin. Not my thing. I don't get anything out of Vicodin.
33:31
You pansy.
33:32
Adam
Oh, I had that Vicodin.
33:33
Caller
It's Dilaudid.
33:36
Adam
What's Dilaudid? What's in that? I need some of that. That Vicodin was nothing.
33:41
Caller
Sorry.
33:42
Adam
People talk about that. I like to talk to the people who get hooked on that. It didn't do nothing. No, I mean, not half. You know what? You know what that Vicodin was like for me? It was like when someone builds up a movie to you for too long and you hear about what a great movie it is and, oh man, you got to see it and then you go see it and you're like, yeah, this is all right. Right.
34:01
Drew
Right. That's why I watch The Shining.
34:03
Adam
Yeah. All right. We're going to... No, you got to watch The Shining. We'll take a little break. Is that from The Shining? Yeah, it is.
34:13
Caller
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
34:15
Adam
Oh, Drew's never seen The Shining. All right. We'll take a break. We'll be back.
34:27
Caller
How you doing out there?
34:30
Adam
Oh, glad.
34:31
Good. Good.
34:33
Adam
Me too. Me too. Hey, thanks for joining us tonight. We got a hell of a show planned for you. Drew, what's your plan?
34:41
Drew
To follow you.
34:42
Caller
All right.
34:43
Adam
I got a hell of a show planned for you guys. How you doing? Great.
34:47
Caller
Thanks.
34:47
Adam
Thanks for listening. I'm Adam. That's my partner over there, Dr. Drew. Oh, man. I kid him, but he's a fag.
35:01
Hey, Kate?
35:02
Drew
Yeah?
35:03
Adam
You're 16.
35:04
Drew
No, no. Save Ace till later. We'll have a nice night.
35:08
Adam
This is the lighter Ace.
35:09
Drew
Come on.
35:09
Adam
How you doing?
35:10
Drew
Any kind of Ace is nauseating.
35:11
Adam
How you doing? How can we help?
35:13
Drew
Okay. What's up?
35:14
Caller
Hi.
35:16
Drew
Go right ahead.
35:17
Caller
What?
35:18
Drew
Go.
35:19
Caller
Okay. Well, when I menstruate, I get debilitating cramps and nausea. And I can't move and ibuprofen doesn't help at all or anything. All right.
35:30
Drew
And what does your doctor say?
35:32
Caller
Actually, I don't go to a doctor. My mom won't take me.
35:34
Drew
How come?
35:36
Caller
Because we don't have medical insurance.
35:38
Adam
I mean, go to a clinic.
35:39
Drew
In a clinic, county hospital, university.
35:41
Caller
If I go, I have to pay and I don't have the money.
35:44
Adam
Well, then you have to just cramp up and die.
35:47
Drew
There are county facilities you don't have to pay at.
35:51
Caller
Okay.
35:51
Drew
All right. Go to county or go to university hospitals. They're typically no pay.
35:56
Adam
Kate, I used to do that myself. I mean, my family didn't have insurance growing up and I would go to those goddamn county facilities. But the difference is you're in Colorado. I bet your county facilities are like a health spa compared to LA. All right. So go over there and take care of yourself.
36:14
Drew
Would you please? It could be a lot of things. Could endometriosis, ovarian cysts, lots of stuff can do this. But it deserves treatment.
36:20
Adam
You don't have to be What's up with your goofball mom?
36:24
Caller
I don't know.
36:25
Adam
Well, she doesn't have insurance or anything. But she's got to learn to work the system just a little bit, doesn't she? I mean, do you guys have Medicare or anything like that?
36:36
Caller
No.
36:37
Drew
Medicaid.
36:37
Adam
Medicaid? What's Medicare? Older folks?
36:39
Drew
Yeah.
36:40
Adam
What do we have? Medicaid?
36:41
Drew
Medi-Cal you had.
36:42
Adam
Medi-Cal? We had food stamps too. Oh my God. There's nothing more humiliating than going shopping with food stamps and having them tell you what you can't get. You might know what's humiliating. You're standing in line with your mom. She's giving the guy the food stamps. They're like, sorry, you can't buy cat food. But that's for grandma.
37:04
Caller
Oh.
37:07
Adam
Food stamps.
37:10
Hi.
37:11
Adam
You're 28.
37:12
Caller
Yeah.
37:12
Adam
What's up?
37:13
Caller
How you doing?
37:14
Adam
Good.
37:15
Caller
I'm having problems with me and my girlfriend. We've been together for three years.
37:20
Drew
How old is she?
37:21
Caller
She's 22.
37:22
Drew
All right.
37:23
Caller
And like the sex is like basically no more. For how long? Well, she's never been real sexual. But she says she wants to have it. But it's probably been about since the second year. I basically got a beggar to do it. And it's like she says she wants to do it, but she can't for some reason.
37:44
Drew
Is she on any medication?
37:45
Caller
No.
37:45
Drew
Does she have any trauma history or anything that went through?
37:47
Caller
Well, she just found out recently that her mom was molested. And she's kind of wondering if maybe subconsciously she's been told sex is bad. She doesn't know.
37:58
Drew
Or men are bad.
38:00
Caller
Yeah. And recently, because I like to go down and stuff, she won't let me. She said she doesn't like it right now.
38:08
Adam
It's the best day of your life. And it's just like I keep a bottle of champagne under the bed just in case that news has ever sprung on me. Party time.
38:20
Caller
Yeah, but I like it.
38:21
Adam
I don't know.
38:21
Caller
I get somewhere.
38:22
Adam
But I love it. Good times.
38:24
Caller
And nothing's happening. And it's like we'll try. And yeah, no way.
38:30
Adam
How about she? Does she give you any oral sex?
38:32
Caller
No, that's not happened in New York. She wants to, but it hasn't happened.
38:36
Drew
She doesn't want to, but she's just, no way.
38:38
Caller
B***h!
38:39
Adam
Let me please explain something. Just like I yelled at that p*** who announced that he was scared of pills and therefore as a 22 year old male could not handle swallowing a pill. Get over it. OK, you're a 22 year old chick. Your mom filled you with a few bad ideas. You're freaked out about sex. You got a loving boyfriend who would love to be with you. Give the guy BJ. Just get over it. Hey, you don't want to do it? Good. I don't want to go to work. I don't want to do anything. Think of the percentage of stuff you do that you don't want to do in life. And don't even think about you, Drew. Think about your average dude. Hates his job. Hates doing about three-quarters of the crap he does. Just do it. I mean, I understand that sex is different but you guys have been together for three years. What's wrong with her just doing it?
39:30
Drew
I wonder if she's on the pill or something else could be shutting her down.
39:33
Caller
Did she take the pill?
39:34
Caller
No, we were but then we got off that and now, it's like we have kind of problems too. Like she's smaller than I am down there and it won't fit in. We try everything and she also like pushes me out, but I can't get in there. It's like trying to get into a wall and then we try foreplay and it's like she's just late. She said, oh, he says, well, I don't know what to do. And I'm like, you know, trying everything, but...
39:59
Adam
Yeah, there's issues. I mean, you have emotional, psychological and physical hurdles to get over with this girl. Has she gone on any therapy?
40:12
Caller
We've tried, but every therapist she's tried so far sucks.
40:16
Adam
Why?
40:16
Caller
Well, she tried to go to this one lady, she yelled at her in the fun and she's real sensitive. I mean, she's really nice and stuff. And, you know, she already kind of feels weird about going to the therapist. And this like lady yelled at her. And then all the rest of them walked away.
40:28
Drew
What do you mean yelled at her?
40:31
Caller
She told her like, she was real impatient with her. She was just like, you need to come at this time. Like that, like she hadn't even gone to her yet. She was already real cross with her.
40:41
Caller
And I was like, hold on a second.
40:43
Drew
She needs to talk to you Adam for a couple of minutes. Let her feel what the real, real firm hand feels like.
40:47
Adam
Well first off, you know like when you talk to people and you go, yeah, I want to go to call this, see this therapist and she said I was a fat bitch. It's like, yeah, no, she didn't know. Yeah, yes, she did. No, no, she said I was a fat whore. Call me a fat bitch whore. It's like, no, no, no therapist can call you a fat bitch whore. Well, she wasn't nice. You start getting to it and then you realize, look, the reason you dropped out is the reason you need to stay in.
41:15
Drew
That's right.
41:16
Adam
The reason you heard her yelling at you.
41:18
Drew
Is that was mom. Right.
41:20
Adam
That's the reason you need to stay. I've been a five therapist. They've never yelled at no one. No, therapist, you're lucky if you get them to talk.
41:26
Drew
You know what I've seen?
41:27
Adam
You know, they talk. Here's the most talking my therapist has ever done when he's explained to me why I had to pay for missing a visit because I didn't give him 24 hours notice. That's the most talk I've ever got out of a therapist.
41:39
Drew
You know, I watched Castaways the other night on, like...
41:42
Adam
I think it's just Castaways, Singular.
41:45
Drew
And I realized Wilson, the volleyball...
41:47
Adam
Yes, that's a good therapist.
41:49
Drew
That's what all of our callers do to everybody. Everybody's Wilson to them. They pour all their crap into nothing, and it's how they see it.
41:59
Adam
They originally wanted John Voight to play the part of Wilson.
42:03
Drew
I actually was up for that. Very funny.
42:05
Adam
Did you get that Voight?
42:06
Drew
Yeah, I got the Voight part.
42:09
Adam
Woo, there's going to be more of that coming. Look, I'm done with Bill. Bill?
42:13
Drew
Yeah.
42:14
Adam
There's a couple of things I got to say. She's got to get some therapy. She's got some issues.
42:18
Drew
Yeah.
42:18
Adam
Forget about this. He or she was mean to me. She has issues she needs to take care of. You, my friend, have to take care of some issues too with all this we stuff. We were on the pill. We were looking into therapy.
42:31
Drew
Yeah, that's a mash.
42:32
Adam
That kind of stuff scares me that we were on the pill.
42:35
Drew
Yeah.
42:35
Adam
Nonsense.
42:36
Drew
I heard him say that too and I thought, oh boy.
42:37
Adam
Bill, I got a chill in my spine. So Bill's a little too enmeshed. She's got problems to take care of. And if it ain't going to work, hey, it ain't going to work. I mean, if it's too much trouble, it's too much really. You've been here for three years, she's 22. If it ain't working, it ain't work.
42:50
Drew
A little tough love.
42:52
Adam
Give her tough love. Absolutely. Camelia?
42:56
Caller
Yes.
42:56
Adam
You're 21.
42:57
Caller
Yes.
42:57
Adam
Hey, how are you?
42:58
Caller
Hi.
42:59
Adam
Welcome to the show.
43:00
Caller
Thank you.
43:00
Adam
Welcome.
43:01
Caller
I've got a question. I took the Depo-Provera shot almost a month ago and I was wondering if it is normal to have hot slushes and really bad abdominal pain and I'm also gaining a lot of weight and I'm just eating the same I used to.
43:20
Adam
Hold on. Is this Rosanne, Rosanna, Dana?
43:23
Caller
No, no, no.
43:24
Adam
No. Okay.
43:25
Caller
No, no, no.
43:27
Adam
What about it, Drew?
43:28
Drew
Well, the abdominal pain is not a normal side effect of the Depo-Provera. Are you swelling or getting fluid retention?
43:35
Caller
I don't know. It started aching like two days ago and it doesn't go away.
43:42
Drew
Well, that certainly needs to be evaluated. I don't think it necessarily has anything to do with the pill. The hot flash, or the shot rather, the hot flash is good.
43:50
Caller
Okay.
43:50
Drew
You know, there are other things. People don't feel the same when they take that depot for shots.
43:53
Adam
What is, let me, Camelia.
43:57
Caller
Yes.
43:58
Adam
Why the depot?
44:00
What?
44:02
Adam
I...
44:03
Drew
You know, statistically, the drop in the teen pregnancy rate in this country is directly attributable to the use of longer term contraceptive measures like the shot.
44:11
Adam
But who, who, who got you on this depot?
44:15
Caller
Just a friend of mine told me it was really good that it worked and I used to be on the pill.
44:20
Adam
And you like, do you like this better or is it just less hassle?
44:23
Caller
No, I don't like it and I want it out of my body.
44:26
Adam
I'll suck it out. Come down here.
44:28
Drew
How about the pill? You like that? Okay?
44:30
Adam
Yes.
44:30
Drew
All right. Get back on that.
44:31
Caller
But I wanted to try it but I guess it didn't work.
44:34
Adam
Yeah. Well, you know, we have gotten a fair amount of complaints about that.
44:38
Drew
It's got a fair amount of side effects.
44:39
Adam
Yeah.
44:40
Drew
Yeah, it does.
44:40
Adam
All right. Will you just get back on that pill, all right?
44:43
Caller
But is it effective though?
44:44
Drew
Oh yeah. Depot, sure.
44:46
Caller
Okay.
44:47
Drew
Very effective.
44:47
Thank you very much.
44:48
Adam
Thank you.
44:49
Okay, bye.
44:50
Adam
Adios.
44:50
Caller
Charo.
44:55
Adam
Yeah. I like that Charo. I used to see her on Love Boat. That's back when a crazy Latin chick could still make a good living on television.
45:03
Drew
Saying coochie coochie.
45:04
Adam
Yeah.
45:05
Drew
What is that?
45:06
Adam
I don't know. Charo. I'll tell you one thing about Charo. She could play that flamenco guitar pretty well though.
45:14
Drew
That's true.
45:15
Yeah.
45:16
Adam
She was actually very good at it.
45:17
Drew
I was going to say you'd see that once every three years.
45:19
Adam
Right. She pulled that guitar out. You guys remember Charo? No.
45:24
Drew
They weren't born yet.
45:24
Adam
Nobody knows Charo.
45:26
Poor Charo.
45:28
Adam
Charo is actually on, I see her on like a Wix furniture commercial or something now. I've seen her on TV. She's making a little comeback. You guys don't know Charo, huh? No?
45:38
Drew
What you missed. She sounds just like Camilla.
45:40
Adam
Yeah. We'll take a little break. We'll be right back.
45:49
Caller
Loveline, Fast-Growing Outlaw Radio, North America.
45:58
Adam
That's radio, everybody. Yeah. All right, let's, uh, Drew, why don't you bang in your microphone or something so we can get back on track here.
46:08
Drew
I'm back.
46:09
Adam
It's Loveline. That's Drew. I'm Adam.
46:11
Drew
You've been a little tossed out, thrown off by our staff here.
46:16
Adam
Jay Moore in Tomorrow Night. You guys have heard of him, right? Yeah, that's right. Drew and I are older than most of the folks in this building. So what we like to do is go over a list of celebrities that we know well, that no one else in the building has heard of and then freak out each time they don't know who it is. We've gotten a no to Alex Caris and Merlin Olsen, Lauren Green, I mean like no idea.
46:46
Drew
Lauren Green, I don't know what she was, psychiatrist? She did late night TV.
46:49
Adam
I was a chick. All right, Anderson, I'm going to give you one last chance for redemption on what I think is a very easy one.
46:56
Drew
But we're even giving you sports figures that crossed over.
46:58
Adam
Let me give you this very straight one, Bob Crane.
47:01
Caller
Hey, no idea. I don't know who Bob Crane is and if I don't know our callers.
47:07
Adam
But Bob Crane, you should know because not only was he Hogan of Hogan's Heroes, but he died in like a sex scandal. He was murdered by some partner he was filming Naked Chicks with.
47:21
Caller
If they made a movie about it, I would have watched it.
47:23
Adam
Well, there's like e-true Hollywood stories about it.
47:26
Caller
No, Bob Crane, Tara's in here saying Hulk Hogan.
47:30
Adam
Oh, my God. All right.
47:32
Caller
F-Troop.
47:32
Adam
Let's go.
47:33
Caller
No idea. And you know what? Our listeners are even more confused than me.
47:36
Adam
No, they can't be. And listen, Anderson, you're not like one of our 14 year old stone listeners. You're like 28 year old stone listener. Right. I'm not really a listener.
47:45
Drew
Oh, thank you.
47:47
Adam
How old are you, Anderson? Seriously, you got it.
47:49
Drew
You're ageless.
47:50
Caller
I'm in between 20 and 100.
47:51
Caller
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
47:52
Drew
I'd be 22.
47:53
Adam
Yeah. All right. Christy?
47:55
Yeah.
47:56
Adam
Bob Crane? Do you know who Bob Crane is?
47:59
Bob Crane? No, I don't.
48:00
Drew
What's the guy who was in After It Was?
48:02
Adam
I don't. Larry Storrs.
48:03
Drew
No, no, no.
48:03
Adam
Yeah. Forrest.
48:04
Drew
The other one.
48:05
Adam
Yeah. Yeah, I'll tell you who it is. You're thinking of Forrest Tucker. Christy? What's up? You're 20.
48:11
Caller
Okay. I'm 20 years old and I've been on the double shop for, since I was 16 years old. And I'm really scared of STDs. And I have a problem with, when I go out with guys, I ask them to take an HIV test. I get tested every six months.
48:26
Drew
Just when you date guys?
48:28
Caller
Yeah.
48:28
Drew
Are you expecting to sleep with every guy you date or?
48:31
Caller
No, no. It's just like if I'm really into them, I'll ask them to take an HIV test.
48:35
Drew
Do you require a blood test or do you think they'll get a cheek smear?
48:38
Caller
An HIV test. Yeah, it's a blood test.
48:40
Drew
You require the blood test. Do you make them show you the results, the paperwork?
48:45
Caller
Oh, yeah. Because guys will lie about it. Anybody will lie about it.
48:48
Drew
Sure.
48:49
Adam
No, they wouldn't.
48:50
Drew
What about they say, I did, I did it?
48:51
Adam
Oh, they do that.
48:52
Caller
I mean, a majority of people would lie about it.
48:55
Adam
No, I...
48:56
Drew
Because it's a hassle. Yeah, it's a hassle. So, the guys don't like to do that. Hey, you're doing them a favor.
49:02
Adam
Listen, if you think the majority of guys that you're interested in would lie about taking the AIDS test, you've got a really bad antenna on your head.
49:12
Caller
So, you think it's bad for me to ask them that straight out?
49:14
Adam
No, I think... No, I don't think it's bad. I think there's something wrong with you that you're so worried about it.
49:20
Caller
I just... I appreciate life a lot more than most people do. And I...
49:25
Drew
I love... Oh, don't get me wrong. Every guy she dates runs right out.
49:29
Adam
That's right. Yeah, the jury is still out on whether we live or die. You know, I'm sort of lukewarm on living. But you embrace life so much that you need to be paranoid.
49:40
Caller
I am. I'm very paranoid, but I can't...
49:41
Adam
Okay, but don't hand me that crap about how much you love life. If you loved life, you'd be living it.
49:47
Caller
I am living it, trust me.
49:49
Adam
Instead of asking for test results.
49:51
Drew
But each guy runs right out and gets it.
49:53
Caller
Because I scared one person away by doing that. And he's just like, you know, forget it.
49:58
Adam
Are you good looking?
49:59
Caller
I, I, I, I, I model. I do some model. I believe I'm, I'm, I'm not saying I'm gorgeous, but I'm about five, four and about 115 pounds and have umbranate.
50:10
Drew
You're fat.
50:11
Caller
I'm not fat.
50:12
Adam
No, true. She's not fat. Please, how dare you bring that up? Well, listen, you must be good looking. Otherwise, guys are telling you to F right off. So you love life.
50:23
Caller
Well, he just wanted a booty call. And I, at the time I didn't want one. So I had one booty call in my life and I made him go for an HIV test too.
50:32
Adam
Okay, that's good. Did they have an all night? Do you work with a special doctor? Do you have a guy on call? No. You don't have your own doctor?
50:40
Caller
Well, I do have my own doctor, but she's not on a call.
50:43
Adam
You don't send them to a special place.
50:45
Drew
Do you have others?
50:46
Caller
Yes, I do. I send them all to her.
50:49
Drew
Do you have other sort of health, physical preoccupation?
50:51
Adam
No, she just loves life.
50:52
Drew
Yeah. Do you have other concerns, fixations on your health and all?
51:01
Caller
Any what?
51:01
Drew
Any other sort of preoccupations about your health?
51:04
Caller
About my health? No, I just, no, I just, I have my weight fluctuating a lot.
51:10
Adam
Eating, little eating disorder?
51:12
Caller
Yeah, I don't eat as much. The depot makes me eat.
51:15
Drew
Do you have an eating disorder?
51:17
Caller
I don't know if it can be considered a disorder. I lost eight pounds in three months and then I gained it all back in one month and then it fluctuates.
51:23
Drew
Has anybody ever, has anybody ever suggested you have an eating disorder? Okay. Do you have any other health concerns?
51:31
Caller
Um, no, that's about it.
51:33
Adam
You ever throw up after you eat?
51:35
Caller
Oh, God, no. No, I never did that in my life unless I drank too much one time, so I'm not now.
51:39
Adam
All right, baby. What do you want to do for a living?
51:43
Caller
Well, right now I'm going to the police academy and I want to become a full-time police officer.
51:48
Adam
Oh, God, are you going to be a pain in the ass as a cop?
51:51
Caller
Oh, my God.
51:52
Drew
You're a lesbian.
51:52
Adam
I mean, the worst day ever.
51:54
Caller
I'm not a lesbian.
51:55
Adam
Christy pulling you over with that goddamn. You know how fat, you know why I pulled you over?
52:00
Caller
I love life.
52:02
Adam
I love life, so I want to ruin people's lives.
52:05
Caller
I'm not ruining their lives.
52:06
Caller
I make you think about it. When I pull somebody or give them and take them, I'm actually helping them.
52:10
Adam
Yeah, you are. You're helping them not get to work.
52:13
No.
52:14
Adam
Yeah.
52:14
Caller
Why you should have left 15 minutes and time?
52:16
Adam
You know why I pulled you over?
52:19
Caller
It's out of time.
52:20
Drew
I like that.
52:21
Adam
You know why I pulled you over?
52:22
Caller
I look sexy in a uniform, so it's all good.
52:24
Adam
All right, baby. You better be good-looking because I know you're pain in the ass. I'd enjoy yourself.
52:31
Caller
So you guys are-
52:32
Adam
I don't know. Listen, I think-
52:34
Caller
You think that's wrong then?
52:35
Adam
No, it's not wrong. Yes, I do. No, it's fine. Yes, yes.
52:38
Caller
If I didn't mind condoms, I wouldn't go through an HIV test.
52:40
Drew
You what?
52:42
Adam
I'm saying if you are carrying on responsible relations with people who are not in any kind of high-risk area who you know-
52:51
Caller
Oh, I date pretty preppy people. I mean, they're pretty clean and I look at their history. If they didn't mourn 10,000 in their whole life, then it's like, screw you. How many?
53:01
Drew
How many partners?
53:02
Caller
If I dated- I look at their history. If some guy is a big old player or not so much a player, but if he's had a lot of gals in his past and I want to give him the time of day.
53:11
Adam
Listen, you know what drives me nuts? Maybe it's just because I've been on the losing end of this, but those chicks would go, listen, I'll tell a guy, hey, you got to do, or else it's bye-bye, toodaloo, thanks, but no thanks.
53:24
Drew
What's up? You just wish you could do that.
53:25
Adam
She's just a pain in the ass.
53:26
Drew
You wish you could do that.
53:27
Adam
This is why, remember we talked about being a 20-year-old guy and dating a 20-year-old girl? This is why you're screwed. Look, you really think it's a good- I think it's a nice responsible notion, but I think her motivation is bad.
53:40
Drew
We didn't talk about her motivation.
53:41
Adam
I think she's a little nutty.
53:43
Caller
A little what?
53:43
Adam
Little nutty.
53:45
Caller
I don't think that's good.
53:46
Adam
I think you're a little nutty.
53:47
Caller
I think you're not-
53:50
Caller
How can I go about it without being so paranoid?
53:53
Adam
I mean- Here's what I think, Christine. Get a boyfriend. I think you need to trust- Yes. I think you need to trust and understand people and trust your own instincts. That's what's going on. That's what I'm hearing. So what happened to you?
54:09
Drew
Why are you so untrusting?
54:10
Caller
I just don't trust anyone. I had a long wish that they end up-
54:13
Adam
We understand you don't, but why? Okay. Your dad cheated?
54:19
Caller
No. He's actually never cheated. My mom has a lot.
54:22
Drew
Okay. There you go.
54:23
Adam
Even more screwy.
54:24
Drew
Yeah.
54:25
Yeah.
54:25
Caller
But I mean, I never cheated on a person my whole life.
54:27
No.
54:28
Drew
But you were around that though, that chaos.
54:30
Adam
Now it's going to happen.
54:31
Drew
Yeah.
54:32
Caller
No, it won't happen. So, but I mean, all the time.
54:35
Adam
No, it's not.
54:35
Caller
Listen.
54:37
Caller
One last guy, he was doing his ex-wife and he was doing me at the same time. And that's how you catch AIDS. You know what I'm saying?
54:43
Adam
No, it isn't. But listen, here's how you catch AIDS. You sleep with a gay guy or you sleep with an HIV, I mean, an intravenous drug user. That's how you get AIDS.
54:56
Caller
But I guess.
54:57
Adam
Contrary to all the popular crap that gets forced up our ass about everyone having an equal chance to get it. Gays and intravenous drug users, these are the people have AIDS. Then you go to Africa and you can find it too. But most of your straight guys who are 20, not going to have AIDS. Okay. Who aren't shooting heroin. What's that?
55:18
Caller
This is what statistics say.
55:20
Adam
Yeah. That's what they say overwhelmingly. It's not the popular. It's not what you can talk about or not what they talk about, but that's the overwhelming statistic. All right. So listen, Christy, your mom's crazy. Your mom cheated on your dad multiple times, and now you're freaked out and can't trust anybody. That's your big issue. Forget about the AIDS test. Thank you. Oh, boy. What must it be like just to date everyone? You can't be trusted. You can't be trusted. I don't know him. You don't know him? Don't sleep with him if you don't trust him.
55:50
Drew
That's kind of a projection of what she thinks about herself, though, because she's eventually going to find a nice guy, and then the cheating will start.
55:56
Adam
Oh, man. Did she have some energy? Oh, God. Is she going to make a horrible cop? You know why I pulled you over, don't you? Because you can't be trusted. Now, I'm going to give you the ticket for Rolling Through the Red, and then I'm going to give you another ticket for the next time you do something wrong, and I'm not around.
56:16
Oh, oh, oh.
56:20
Adam
Robert? Yeah? Listen, all you cops, and we do have cops who listen to the show, please stop pulling people over. Just relax. Go find the closest ATM, park your car in front of it, and wait for someone to get jacked in front of it. But don't worry about the guy rolling through, making the rolling right, okay? On the red, thank you.
56:39
Caller
Robert, go ahead. Yeah, it's like the only time I seem to have any luck with girls is when I've been drinking.
56:46
Drew
What do you mean any luck?
56:47
Caller
You know, like past talking, you know, like making out or anything like that.
56:52
Adam
Well, that's your angle, buddy. You got to work it.
56:54
Caller
Yeah, but I mean, yes, they're carrying a flask. I mean, like it works sometimes, but like a lot of girls get turned off by that. You know, sure.
57:01
Drew
Well, is you ever considered you might have a social phobia?
57:05
Adam
Maybe.
57:06
Caller
What does that mean?
57:07
Drew
Means you have trouble functioning socially. We don't have that book here anymore, but there is this specific diagnostic criteria that basically when your anxiety makes it difficult for you to function effectively, you're aware of it. It bothers you. That's social phobia.
57:21
Caller
Maybe a little bit.
57:22
Drew
Yeah, and there's actually medication to help with that.
57:24
Adam
Well, no, wait a minute. Hold on. The guy's 18. He's having a little trouble with the chicks. Most guys are a little skittish at 18 around the ladies. You don't have your sea legs, you know what I mean? At 18?
57:37
Caller
Yeah.
57:37
Adam
Most guys do a little better if they pound a few Mickey's Big Mouth in the parking lot for the head end of the party.
57:43
Caller
Right.
57:44
Adam
Okay. That's just, you got to work it through. Just start, you know, just have two beers next time you talk to a chick.
57:51
Caller
Well, yeah, I mean, that's all it really takes, but I mean, I'd like to work away from that.
57:55
Adam
All right. Well, next time you go to a party, see if you can get stoned instead.
57:59
Caller
No, I don't really like doing that.
58:01
Adam
Oh, I see. Well, yeah, I tried. I tried to point the kid in the right direction, Drew, but he wouldn't listen.
58:05
Drew
Paxil's been a suggestive of social phobia for years.
58:08
Adam
Well, but hold on, Drew.
58:11
Drew
Then, of course, he can't have an orgasm, but that's...
58:13
Adam
He's 18, he's a little awkward with the ladies. Do you really think he needs anything at this point? I mean, call us back when you're 22 and still unable to talk to chicks sober or without a beer in you.
58:26
Caller
Hey, Adam? Yeah. I'm like a big fan of the Man Show. Lately, the season, I don't think they've been as good. Do you guys get new writers or something?
58:38
Adam
No, we never had good writers on that show. Thank you, though. All right. Do you have anything particular you'd like to talk about?
58:45
Caller
I don't know. It seems to be a lot more like masturbation things.
58:49
Adam
Yeah.
58:49
Caller
And you and Jimmy naked all the time.
58:51
Adam
Oh.
58:52
Caller
It didn't seem like there was that much of it in the first couple of seasons.
58:55
Adam
Well, you haven't seen anything yet because we got Jock Strap Divas coming up this week. There's going to be some nudity there.
59:03
Drew
And, you know, I'm shocked. Did you get Adam and Jimmy together as a bunch of masturbation humor? Shocking.
59:08
Caller
I know. I mean, it's good like maybe like one or two a season, but, you know, when you devote a whole show to it, it kind of gets old.
59:13
Adam
Did we devote a whole show to masturbation this year?
59:15
Caller
Probably. I think I saw one of them. It was like that. And that thing that the 10 minute thing you did about sticking your ass on a guy's face. I mean, I got old after about a minute. What? Yokozuna.
59:26
Adam
Oh, no, that was classic. That was Jimmy's cousin, Sal. Now, hey, you know, you need to come over here and give me a BJ. Could you do that? Jackass. That Yokozuna was classic. That's Jimmy's cousin, Sal, jumping on a guy who's asleep at a football game. Pulled his pants down, jumped right on his head. Yeah, classic television and and all caught on videotape too.
59:58
Caller
Guy show on television, the man show.
1:00:01
Adam
Thank you. Guy chipped his tooth.
1:00:02
Drew
Have you gotten Jesse Ventura to come on the show yet?
1:00:06
Adam
No, Jesse's people won't give him a message. No, I mean, that's the way it goes. Steve?
1:00:14
Caller
Yeah.
1:00:15
Adam
You're 14?
1:00:16
Caller
Yeah.
1:00:17
Adam
What's up?
1:00:18
Caller
Yeah, there's this girl in my school. And whenever I ask her out, she like keeps thinking I'm playing around with her. She like laughs, says, oh, yeah, whatever. And I know she likes me because like some of her friends tell me she does.
1:00:29
Drew
Yeah, Steve, I don't know if she sort of laughs off your overtures.
1:00:34
Caller
Sometimes I really laugh, just like, like, don't really believe me.
1:00:39
Drew
Give us a give me an example. What do you say to her?
1:00:41
Caller
Like, hey, like, you got me? I'm like, she like just says, oh, no. She's like, smile and doesn't say anything. Oh, no. She's like, weird. She don't really believe me.
1:00:53
Drew
Why don't you make one last attempt? Yeah. Yeah. One last attempt where you specify what it is you're going to do, when you're going to get her, what time, where you pick her up, all the details. And if she blows it off, it's not because she thinks it's funny. It's because she doesn't want to do it.
1:01:13
Caller
Oh.
1:01:14
Drew
All right.
1:01:15
Caller
Like her friends told me she likes her.
1:01:16
Drew
Well.
1:01:17
Caller
It's like.
1:01:20
Adam
Why would she, you think she's nervous, Steve?
1:01:24
Caller
It could be. I don't know.
1:01:27
Adam
You don't know?
1:01:28
Caller
No. I don't know. She might be.
1:01:30
Adam
How old is she?
1:01:31
Caller
Fourteen.
1:01:32
Adam
And you keep asking her out and she just keeps laughing it off.
1:01:35
Caller
Well, I ask her about it two times.
1:01:37
Adam
And what if you say, no, seriously, I'd like to take you out.
1:01:40
Caller
Yeah. And she likes to show, yeah, whatever. Like, like she's just like doesn't really believe me.
1:01:46
Adam
Well, she ain't into you, Steve.
1:01:47
Drew
That's it could be. I mean, she might have skills either.
1:01:50
Adam
I don't know.
1:01:51
Drew
I suspect it's what you're saying.
1:01:52
Adam
Yeah. I don't think she's into you, Steve. Don't you think she'd, you know, ask when you were going to go out, if she wanted to go out with you?
1:02:01
Caller
I don't know. She's like, I asked her out.
1:02:04
Caller
We get that part.
1:02:06
Adam
That we are crystal clear on. It's the part about her not going out with you. That's the part we're discussing.
1:02:11
Drew
This is what you'll need to learn to sort of read in women, which is they'll let you know if they're interested.
1:02:18
Adam
Well, here's what women will do. They will let you know in a sort of bottom line way.
1:02:24
Drew
Yeah.
1:02:24
Adam
Which is you're either going out or you wait.
1:02:27
Drew
Well, but yes, there's that, but they'll also sort of give you a top line steering, which is, well, I'm not into going out. I'm not available. My mom won't let me go out. Whatever it is, they'll make some excuse, as opposed to making excuses to go out if they're into it.
1:02:42
Adam
I have no idea what you're saying.
1:02:43
Drew
They'll make excuses not to go out if they're not into it. They'll make excuses to get you to, they'll start leading you towards asking them out if they're into it.
1:02:51
Adam
They will never, ever say, no, I do not want to go out with you ever. They'll just laugh it off or they'll say, not this week, ask again next week or they'll do something. But the bottom line is, is you'll not go out with them. And if that's what's happening to poor Steve, then she ain't interested. Then you can try one more time. Travis?
1:03:13
Caller
Yes.
1:03:13
Adam
It's Drew's pager. You're 18.
1:03:16
Caller
Unacceptable.
1:03:17
Caller
Yeah, whenever like I'm with my girlfriend in public and we're like holding hands or whatever, she like, and I try to kiss her and she gets all like weird about it, like she doesn't want to kiss in public.
1:03:29
Adam
All right.
1:03:30
Caller
So I was like wondering if I should just like talk to her about it or...
1:03:32
Adam
Why do you want to kiss in public? You're a guy, you shouldn't want to even hold hands.
1:03:37
Caller
Well, I don't know, I'm walking around and like I just like to kiss her once in a while.
1:03:41
Adam
What's up with those dudes?
1:03:42
Drew
You don't have just a peck on the cheek or really make out in front of everybody?
1:03:46
Caller
Not make out in front of everybody, just like a peck on the cheek, on the lips or something.
1:03:50
Adam
Like finger bang.
1:03:52
Drew
How long you guys been going out?
1:03:53
Caller
For about two months.
1:03:54
Drew
And your boyfriend girlfriend?
1:03:56
Caller
Yeah.
1:03:56
Drew
For sure?
1:03:57
Adam
Yeah. Have you slept with her?
1:04:00
Caller
No.
1:04:03
Adam
Is that her in the background?
1:04:05
Caller
No, that's my friend Ryan laughing at you saying finger bang.
1:04:10
Adam
And are you sure she's your girlfriend and you haven't slept with her?
1:04:15
Caller
Well, we haven't like slept together but like we've done stuff like that.
1:04:19
Adam
She's 18?
1:04:21
Caller
No, she's 17.
1:04:21
Adam
17. Why haven't you slept together?
1:04:24
Caller
She's kind of new to that kind of stuff.
1:04:27
Adam
All right. Well, maybe she's just a little shy in general. I mean, is she a little demure or timid in general?
1:04:35
Caller
Yeah.
1:04:36
Adam
Well, that's the kind of person she is. Yeah. That's okay.
1:04:39
Caller
Is there in like, I can't change her or anything like that?
1:04:41
Drew
No, that's her. That's her comfort zone. Let her be.
1:04:45
Caller
Okay.
1:04:46
Adam
I mean, look, you can get her to trust you, you know what I mean, and, you know, get deeper into the relationship. But if she's a sort of a shy person, that's not going to change that much. You just got to get over it.
1:05:02
Caller
Yeah.
1:05:03
Adam
I mean, does she pretend like she doesn't know you when you're at the mall?
1:05:07
Caller
Well, we'll be walking around through the mall holding hands and all, but...
1:05:11
Adam
All right.
1:05:11
Caller
She's like...
1:05:12
Adam
That's enough.
1:05:13
Caller
I don't know. She gets weird about it.
1:05:15
Adam
All right.
1:05:16
Caller
Hold on.
1:05:16
Adam
Let me talk to Drew.
1:05:17
Drew
There's a possibility that she maybe doesn't want to be seen as having a boyfriend.
1:05:21
Adam
I am getting the vibe from Travis that if he felt totally secure with her and that she was deeply and madly in love with him and attracted to him, that it'd be all right if she didn't kiss him in public just as long as the passion was there when they got home.
1:05:37
Drew
That's right.
1:05:37
Adam
But this is like a metaphor for what's that she ain't that into him, not only at the mall, but she may not be that into him when they're home either.
1:05:45
Drew
Right.
1:05:45
Adam
And I think he feels like he's on shaky ground.
1:05:47
Drew
Yep.
1:05:48
Adam
Maybe I'm just transferring that or something. Travis?
1:05:52
Caller
Yeah.
1:05:52
Adam
Do you kind of feel like maybe she's not as into you as you are into her?
1:05:57
Caller
No, she is because I'll be like standing when we get off work, we kind of work together. Well, I quit.
1:06:02
Adam
No, she is. She is. She is.
1:06:04
Caller
She'll run up to me and like hug me and stuff and like give me a few kisses.
1:06:08
Adam
But then she ever said, all right, she ever said she loved you?
1:06:12
Caller
No. She actually said, I love you.
1:06:16
Adam
Three months?
1:06:18
Caller
Two months.
1:06:19
Adam
Two months. Two months, 17 years old. And what's the furthest you've gotten with her?
1:06:26
Caller
Finger bang. Finger bang.
1:06:28
Adam
I knew that finger bang was going to rear its ugly head at some point. Yeah. And does she call you a lot?
1:06:36
Caller
Yeah.
1:06:37
Adam
Does she ask to see you a lot?
1:06:40
Caller
Yeah, we always hang out at the mall.
1:06:43
Drew
Or does she ask to spend, she's going to have time with her friends and don't, you know, don't give me pressure. Those sorts of things.
1:06:50
Caller
She's like totally cool around her friends. Like we'll be kissing or whatever. But like whenever we're out in public with other people, like she doesn't know she's that cool.
1:06:57
Adam
All right. Well, listen, Travis, she's shy and good because that means half the student, the senior class hasn't nailed her yet. So enjoy that and enjoy that not making out at the mall crap. It's the worst part of a relationship. You should loathe that as an 18 year old guy. You should be humiliated. Okay. And what's he doing at the mall? Why is he spending so much time at the mall? Travis, I work at the mall. You should, you should climb in through a hatch in the roof and then escape via helicopter. You should not be seen strolling around the mall. Do you understand? Yeah. What do you do at that mall?
1:07:33
Caller
I work at a Hot Topics store there.
1:07:35
Adam
Ooh, Hot Topics. I don't know. What is that? I don't know.
1:07:38
Caller
It's like a store that sells like all that alternative clothes and weird gothic stuff.
1:07:44
Adam
Oh, you're one of those guys. I knew what that was. All right. All right. We all knew what that was. The room knew what Hot Topics was.
1:07:50
Caller
It's Hot Topics, buddy.
1:07:51
Adam
Hot Topic. I thought that was like some kind of frozen pizza that came in a pouch or something. I don't know what the F that was at Hot Topic. Hot Pocket? Yeah. That's what I thought it was. It was a food place. All right. We'll be back. Hey, everybody, Loveline. Who's standing next to me on the phone talking to the hospital? All I know is he said, what was it? He's explaining to someone over there what was on someone's IV bag when he left yesterday. Well, let's listen in. Oh, that's it?
1:08:31
Drew
Thanks.
1:08:31
Adam
That's it, Drew? All right. Well, that was an exciting radio. I was going to listen in to your call to the hospital. Who are you talking to over there? A nurse? Telling her what to do?
1:08:42
Caller
Yeah.
1:08:44
Drew
Did it sound like it?
1:08:45
Adam
Yeah. Some old person lying in bed with a drip bag in their arm.
1:08:49
Drew
Yeah, not so old either.
1:08:50
Adam
Really? That's bad. What do they got?
1:08:55
Drew
Kidney stones.
1:08:56
Adam
No, bad times. How old are they?
1:08:59
Drew
50s.
1:09:00
Adam
Bad times. Erin?
1:09:02
Yes, hello.
1:09:03
Adam
Hey, you're 17.
1:09:04
Caller
Yeah. I was just calling to make a comment about the woman who called earlier. We got an AIDS test every six months. You guys were really ragging on her.
1:09:14
Adam
That's right.
1:09:14
Caller
But every AIDS workshop, anything like that, that I've ever been to, and I've done a lot of volunteer work in the AIDS community, has always said, if you're sexually active, get tested every six months because you can't always completely trust your partner.
1:09:31
Caller
Right.
1:09:32
Caller
And I just wanted to know why you guys were ragging on her so much.
1:09:35
Adam
Because it sounded like she had a problem and that wasn't it.
1:09:41
Caller
Okay. I was just, because that sort of had bothered me that, because that seemed a little bit like it was misinformation.
1:09:49
Adam
Well, no. It was just maybe a responsible information. But I would argue that what is given out by the AIDS people is misinformation. That's misinformation. That everyone has an equal chance and everyone should get tested and this is an equal opportunity disease and all that nonsense. That's misinformation. They don't give you the clear statistics on who's really at risk here. And in that person we were talking to did not fall into the risk category at all.
1:10:23
Caller
Well, if she was female between the ages of 14 and 25, so that's the highest risk category.
1:10:28
Drew
No, that's not the highest risk category. I don't know where you got that in. That is the group that has the highest rate of increase from very, very tiny to small. And that's where that risk group comes in. And it's women of color that particularly have the rapid rate of increase. But the problem, Erin, here is that what's happening right now is a backlash against AIDS protective behaviors because of exactly what Adam's talking about. Whenever you take young people and you overstate your case and it doesn't fit with their perception of reality, they'll start rejecting everything you say.
1:11:00
Adam
Well, you know, it's funny. The people who are now overstating the AIDS case for the same ones that were arguing against the marijuana case that was made in the 60s and the 50s, which was, you know, the government and the man essentially said this is a psychotic hallucinogenic drug that will drive you insane. And then everyone realized, yeah, it's not really that bad. And then they rebelled against it and smoked a lot of weed.
1:11:23
Drew
We'll listen to anything. Yeah. That's what's happening right now with AIDS behavior. Picking the gay communities. They're blowing off their responsibilities because they believe that the risks aren't as great as they're being told and they're sort of blowing off. They're not trusting the people. They're there to give them the information.
1:11:38
Caller
Okay.
1:11:38
Drew
And the highest risk category is Aaron are still homosexual males and IV drug users. You didn't know that?
1:11:44
Caller
No, I did. But just women are...
1:11:47
Drew
Rapidly increasing population. No, no, no, no, no. Women of color are a rapidly increasing group and they should be very aware of this. They should be very aware of it.
1:11:58
Caller
I think that's what I was trying to say. It just didn't come out right.
1:12:00
Adam
Right. But no, they're rapidly increasing from nothing to almost nothing. That's what we're saying. But look, this person we were talking about... Here's the deal, Aaron. I'm not saying people shouldn't get tested for AIDS. Everyone go out and get tested for AIDS. This woman was making a career out of it and sort of obsessing over it in an unnatural way.
1:12:21
Drew
And then refusing to use condoms when the rubber hit the road, so to speak.
1:12:27
Adam
Right. And to get back to the car analogy, as I always end up doing at least five times this show, is I'm telling people to put on their seatbelt and obey the traffic laws. But if someone calls in and says, I want to wear a crash helmet while I'm driving, I'm going to tell them, look, you're paranoid. Now, you can say, well, this person's being safe, why don't you just agree with them? And I can't argue with you. Yeah, it's safer to wear a helmet when you drive, but you still got to wonder about the person who wants to do that. You think there's a problem.
1:12:57
Caller
Yeah.
1:12:58
Adam
That's what I thought with her.
1:12:59
Caller
I just wanted some clarification.
1:13:01
Adam
All right, baby.
1:13:01
Caller
I love your show.
1:13:02
Caller
Thank you.
1:13:03
Adam
AIDS is bad.
1:13:04
Caller
Yes.
1:13:05
Adam
Okay. And everyone get tested.
1:13:08
Drew
That's right.
1:13:09
Adam
Thank you.
1:13:10
Drew
But you know, it's going to be a hard line to walk going forward is try to figure out how to give people accurate information without using scare tactics, not overstating yet clearly stating, you know, you know what I'm saying? It's going to be hard.
1:13:25
Adam
Yeah.
1:13:25
Drew
Because there's a backlash going on right now.
1:13:27
Adam
Well, just remember, everybody, whenever you hear any kind of numbers on fastest growing population or any of that nonsense as it pertains to AIDS or secondhand smoke or whatever it is, believe me, they can spin it any way they want to spin it. There are 50,000 people die every year of secondhand smoke except for it's 50 people who die every year from secondhand smoke. But if you want to spin something and you have an agenda and you want to scare people, then that's what you do. Mitch?
1:14:00
Yeah.
1:14:00
Adam
You're 18?
1:14:01
Caller
Yep.
1:14:02
Adam
What's up?
1:14:03
Caller
I heard earlier in the night, well earlier this evening, that you wanted to talk to somebody that was addicted to Vicodin. No.
1:14:09
Caller
No.
1:14:10
Adam
Sorry, man. I didn't say that. Did I say that? Yeah, you said it.
1:14:14
Drew
No. No. I was talking about the fact that Vicodin is a new study coming out that shows Vicodin causes hearing loss.
1:14:20
Adam
Right.
1:14:20
Drew
I just made that up.
1:14:21
Caller
Then Adam said he didn't understand why people like it and I'd like to talk to people who like it.
1:14:25
Adam
I meant it.
1:14:26
Drew
Adam was talking, I wasn't listening to him.
1:14:28
Adam
Right. I mean, I would like to meet the man who fill in the blank. I didn't mean I actually wanted to talk to him.
1:14:36
Drew
Tell Adam what's so great about 5K.
1:14:38
Caller
This stuff is like it trips you out hardcore. Well, it's not like it's a hallucinogen, more like it relaxes your body totally. I mean, I have some issues where I get really tense in front of big groups of people. Not antisocial because this just barely started when I started school again. I took this pill the last Thursday. That wasn't just the first time that I've taken it. I've been taking it since May.
1:15:04
Drew
Well, Mitch, people for whom Vicodin makes everything okay, right? All of a sudden, when you take Vicodin, everything's great, isn't it?
1:15:12
Caller
Well, it's not really that it's great. It's that I'm mellowed out and I can take care of things. I don't have to worry myself.
1:15:18
Drew
Right. Everything's okay.
1:15:19
Caller
Yeah.
1:15:19
Drew
Everything's okay.
1:15:20
Caller
Yeah.
1:15:21
Adam
He has to say it, not you.
1:15:22
Drew
Yeah, I understand that. It means that you're carrying around a lot of stuff all day long, a lot of very heavy feelings that you don't manage well. And the Vicodin anesthetizes that and makes it all okay, removes that pain. And the fact is that is the triggering sort of phenomenon in addiction.
1:15:41
Caller
Okay, Nassi. I had this problem last year, my senior year. I had no problem speaking in front of people, like big groups of people. I mean, I got into arguments with our principal in front of the whole senior class. But now in front of my Introduction to Administration of Justice class, I have problems just speaking in front of 40 people. I mean, I choke up, I sweat, I get all the nervous reactions that I see everybody else have.
1:16:07
Drew
Well, you can talk to your doctor about getting something called Inderol that's good for stage fright. But taking Vicodin is not the way to deal with stage fright.
1:16:13
Adam
Do you take that Inderol an hour before you walk out?
1:16:16
Drew
Yeah, 20 minutes.
1:16:17
Adam
20 minutes before you walk out on stage? And how long does it keep you good for? A couple hours. Why don't you give me some of that stuff?
1:16:24
Drew
You have stage fright?
1:16:25
Adam
No, but, you know.
1:16:26
Drew
You get any more mellower before you go out there? You just crash out right there and sleep and you bother going out.
1:16:31
Caller
What does the Inderol do?
1:16:33
Drew
It blocks the accelerated heart rate and the sweating and the rapid breathing, those sorts of adrenaline kinds of responses.
1:16:40
Adam
Would it be good for if you were scared of flying?
1:16:43
Caller
Yeah.
1:16:44
Drew
See, it doesn't block the emotional experience. It blocks the body experience, the traumatic experience.
1:16:49
Adam
If you were scared, let's say, nervous on a first date.
1:16:52
Drew
Yeah, which is part of what makes that all the job interview. Yeah. All the physical responses will be blocked.
1:16:58
Adam
So if you wouldn't have the big sweat stains under your arms, or your hand might not be shaking. Like, you know, sometimes if you have to read something in front of a large auditorium, you're holding the paper out, you notice the thing is shaking.
1:17:12
Drew
Yeah, and then you're done.
1:17:13
Adam
You're done. And it's weird, too, because sometimes you don't really feel nervous. You're just holding like a three by five card, and you notice that like a wind blowing in the place. You have some kind of palsy. What the hell is that? Why don't you give me some of that, Drew?
1:17:28
Drew
Mineral?
1:17:29
Adam
For what? I don't know. I'm always looking for an edge.
1:17:32
Drew
Why don't I just give you an ambient before you go out there? You can actually just sleep.
1:17:36
Adam
You think I'd still get paid if I just slept? Anna?
1:17:39
Drew
Man, I just carry you on that, so you're going to find out.
1:17:43
Adam
Drew carries me up on stage, literally. Literally carries me to the stage. Go ahead, Anna. You're 16.
1:17:49
Caller
Hi, yeah.
1:17:50
Caller
I've slept with four guys in the past, but recently two. And the second guy was like his penis is really big. And then the third guy, he's really small. And he didn't come, but I'm not sure if it's because I'm loose or because he was nervous, or I'm not sure. I know he was stressed at the time. I know that.
1:18:11
Drew
What do you mean loose? What does that mean?
1:18:13
Adam
Well, because her hypothesis is that the guy with the large penis stretched her out, and then the guy with the small penis came second.
1:18:20
Drew
What do you figure is going to happen after you have a baby? That your husband will not have any sensation at all when you're having sex? No, no, no. Your vagina doesn't stretch out.
1:18:31
Caller
Oh.
1:18:32
Adam
Well, it does. It just snaps back. Yeah.
1:18:34
Drew
Immediately.
1:18:35
Caller
Oh.
1:18:36
Adam
Know what I mean?
1:18:36
Caller
Yeah. Well, then maybe it doesn't feel that way because they're like really small.
1:18:41
Adam
Well, here's, I mean, from a sensation standpoint, I could imagine if the guy before had a very large penis and then the next guy had a very small penis, you could probably tell the difference. But I don't think he would know the difference. It wouldn't be like the guy, oh, there was a big penis here before me. See what I'm saying?
1:19:04
Drew
Somebody has been sleeping in my bed.
1:19:06
Adam
That's what I was thinking about. Who's been sleeping in my vagina?
1:19:11
Caller
Okay.
1:19:11
Adam
My vagina is half eaten. All right, hey, Anna?
1:19:14
Caller
Yeah.
1:19:15
Adam
So what's up with all this guys and the different penis sizes?
1:19:20
Caller
Oh, no, well nothing, like, no, no.
1:19:23
Adam
All right, I'll take your word for it.
1:19:24
Drew
Four guys in a year?
1:19:26
Adam
What about, don't you want a boyfriend from one of these guys?
1:19:30
Caller
No, no, no, no, well, see, the first guy was with him for a year and eight months, and the second guy was with him for a year and like nine months.
1:19:37
Drew
You started all this when you were 13?
1:19:40
Caller
Yeah.
1:19:42
Drew
Now we're even more disturbed.
1:19:43
Caller
I lost my virginity when I was 14 though.
1:19:45
Adam
All right.
1:19:46
Caller
So yeah, I was the first guy for like a year before.
1:19:49
Adam
Right.
1:19:50
Caller
And, oh yeah, and also, all these guys are virgin. So could that be why like the last one?
1:19:59
Drew
Why they're so disappointing?
1:20:01
Caller
Possibly.
1:20:04
Adam
She doesn't want to commit to a negative answer, but that's why the guys didn't perform very well in bed?
1:20:09
Caller
No, it's why they didn't get off. I don't know. That's my main concern. It's not me. I'm fine. I don't care. Like I do, but it's not me.
1:20:18
Adam
You have an older sister?
1:20:19
Caller
Yeah.
1:20:20
Adam
I don't mean...
1:20:21
Caller
She's a lesbian. Before we go into that.
1:20:24
Caller
Oh.
1:20:25
Adam
Do you have a medium sister that's between you and the lesbian?
1:20:29
Caller
No.
1:20:29
Adam
I see. How old is your lesbian sister?
1:20:32
Caller
Um, twenty.
1:20:35
Adam
What do you think? What turned her lesbian?
1:20:37
Caller
Well, she's not fully lesbian, but she's just been with a girl for like five years, so...
1:20:42
Adam
What's going on at home?
1:20:45
Caller
Uh, nothing.
1:20:46
Adam
Where's daddy?
1:20:47
Caller
He's here. He's sleeping.
1:20:49
Adam
He's sleeping it off? He's passed out?
1:20:51
Caller
No.
1:20:52
Adam
Does he drink?
1:20:53
Caller
No.
1:20:53
Adam
Where's my bourbon? What's he do? Fireman?
1:20:56
Caller
No, he owns his own repair shop.
1:20:59
Caller
What?
1:21:00
Adam
What's he repair?
1:21:01
Caller
Cars.
1:21:02
Adam
No. Working around metal all day long. And, uh, mama, is everyone good to you?
1:21:07
Caller
Yeah.
1:21:08
Adam
Yeah, everyone loves you?
1:21:09
Caller
Uh-huh.
1:21:09
Caller
We work together, my mom and I, so...
1:21:12
Adam
Where do you work?
1:21:13
Caller
Uh, telemarketing.
1:21:15
Adam
Oh, bad times. Bad times. What do you do? From home?
1:21:19
Caller
Uh, no.
1:21:20
Adam
What are you selling?
1:21:22
Caller
Uh, memberships.
1:21:23
Adam
To what?
1:21:24
Caller
For environmental stuff.
1:21:27
Adam
I see.
1:21:27
Caller
Like Greenpeace and all that.
1:21:29
Adam
Ah, all right. You basically bug people all day long.
1:21:32
Caller
Oh, yeah. And no, no, no, but I actually am getting a new job.
1:21:35
Adam
Good times.
1:21:36
Caller
Yeah.
1:21:37
Adam
Okay. Well, listen, take care of yourself. And worry about what you get out of sex. Don't just worry about the guys. Okay?
1:21:45
Caller
Okay.
1:21:46
Adam
All right?
1:21:46
Caller
Thanks.
1:21:46
Adam
You have needs. It's all right.
1:21:48
Caller
Okay.
1:21:48
Adam
They can meet those needs. All right. Don't get pregnant.
1:21:52
Caller
No, of course not.
1:21:53
Adam
All right. Take care. Good times. Get an AIDS test. We'll take ourselves a little break. We'll be right back. Hey, everybody.
1:22:07
Caller
Loveline.
1:22:12
Adam
You know, I was just thinking about the show and I noticed that I have the same feeling every night. I look at the clock at about 1045 and I go, Holy Christ, we ever getting out of here? And then I look at the clock and it's 1145 and I go, Wow, what happened?
1:22:28
Caller
I'm talking to morning.
1:22:30
Adam
Hey, Beth.
1:22:31
Caller
Hello.
1:22:32
Adam
Who are you talking to over there?
1:22:33
Caller
Myself.
1:22:34
Caller
I talk to myself a lot.
1:22:36
Caller
You're yelling about it being two o'clock in the morning?
1:22:39
Caller
Yeah. I'm sick of being up late.
1:22:42
Caller
Mama says I was spawned.
1:22:44
Drew
You were what?
1:22:45
Caller
That's all I can say about that. Am I confusing you already?
1:22:48
Adam
Mama said you were what?
1:22:50
Caller
Spawned.
1:22:51
Adam
Oh, I see. You weren't born. You were spawned.
1:22:53
Caller
Hell no.
1:22:54
Caller
You're overweight.
1:22:56
Caller
Double feed for me.
1:22:58
Adam
Okay. You're calling from Ventura though, right?
1:23:01
Caller
Yes, Ventura County.
1:23:02
Adam
So it's a quarter to midnight where you are, right?
1:23:05
Caller
Yeah.
1:23:06
Adam
Okay. What's up?
1:23:08
Caller
Well, quick question. Well, wait, before I get to the question, you had a guy on earlier that was talking about being with a girl for two years. I guess he was like 18 or two months, excuse me. He was about 18. And she was 17 or something.
1:23:19
Adam
Right.
1:23:20
Caller
And they hadn't slept together yet.
1:23:21
Adam
Right.
1:23:22
Caller
And you were kind of like, you know, why the heck are you slept with her?
1:23:24
Caller
I don't really think that's a big deal, you know?
1:23:28
Caller
I don't take it slow.
1:23:29
Caller
Let them ride it easy.
1:23:30
Adam
No, Andrea was...
1:23:31
Caller
You don't have to worry about it. They're young.
1:23:33
Adam
Shut up.
1:23:34
Caller
Like me.
1:23:34
Adam
Quiet.
1:23:34
Caller
Shut up?
1:23:35
Adam
Yes. Just like a man. Listen, what happened to her?
1:23:39
Drew
Anderson took care of her.
1:23:40
Adam
Oh, thanks. Anderson, you don't have to pot her down. Here's what I was saying to that guy. I wasn't so sure that she was that into him.
1:23:47
Drew
Right, that was the question.
1:23:48
Caller
Yeah, I got that.
1:23:49
Caller
That was pretty easy to grasp. But just for the people out there listening, it's no big deal to kind of take it slow, if you like.
1:23:57
Adam
Hey, Beth.
1:23:58
Caller
Yeah.
1:23:59
Adam
But you understand the part where I just told you, I'm all right with taking it slow. It's just in his case, it didn't seem... I was worried that she wasn't into it.
1:24:07
Caller
Might not have been into the relationship.
1:24:09
Adam
That's what I was saying.
1:24:10
Drew
So that's why I was asking. He wasn't urging them to have slept together. He was asking what's preventing you from going ahead with it. But guys usually force on women.
1:24:18
Adam
That's right.
1:24:18
Caller
All righty.
1:24:19
Caller
So my question was, I'm sure you get a lot of people calling in. I don't know if you... This is like my second time I've ever listened to your show anyway, so I don't know what the heck you people talk about.
1:24:27
Caller
But I met a guy on...
1:24:30
Adam
All right, hold on a second. Is it just me tonight or is everyone annoying?
1:24:36
Drew
No, they're not annoying. They're openly hostile.
1:24:39
Adam
Is that hostile? Oh yeah. Why? Why is that hostile? Just because it feels hostile? It's not hostile if you read the transcript.
1:24:47
Drew
If you were talking to someone and you're opening volley with them was... I don't know what you people talk about, but...
1:24:55
Adam
Yeah.
1:24:56
Drew
Come on. It puts an adversarial spin on it before you even start the conversation.
1:25:01
Adam
Well, the other thing I noticed too is people bringing up other calls. And then when I talk about it, they're like, are you done? I got a question.
1:25:09
Drew
Or, Adam, love The Man Show. This year it sucks.
1:25:14
Caller
All right.
1:25:15
Adam
Well, that's just nutty enough to intrigue me. So go ahead and ask your question, please.
1:25:20
Caller
All right.
1:25:21
Caller
Online. Have you guys ever had anybody calling about online relationships?
1:25:25
Adam
Yes.
1:25:26
Caller
Okay. Input. I'm 21. We got a guy, 29, in Texas. I'm in California, obviously. And I was just kind of interested about maybe some of the things that people have talked to you guys about.
1:25:36
Drew
Yes. They're disasters.
1:25:40
Adam
Well, we don't hear about the ones that work out. Are you a big gal, Beth?
1:25:44
Caller
Am I a big gal?
1:25:45
Caller
No.
1:25:46
Caller
Nah.
1:25:46
Caller
Let's get some dimensions.
1:25:48
Adam
Let's get some dimensions on you.
1:25:50
Caller
Why is everybody asking me what dimensions? You're all men.
1:25:56
Caller
You're fat.
1:25:58
Adam
Dr. Drew, please. I'm trying to get that on.
1:26:00
Caller
Okay. Let's see. I'm about 5'5. 140, I'd say.
1:26:03
Adam
All right. 140, 5'5. Hold on. Hold on. Let me do the radiomath here. Damn it. And, you know, she just added 10 pounds with the, I'd say, after the 140. So, at about 5'5. She just shaved three inches off that side. Let me do it. Hold on. Let me work the math out here. 5'5, 140, radiomath. She's coming in at 5'3, and an 8'1, 61.
1:26:30
Caller
But I'm real fat.
1:26:31
Adam
No, no.
1:26:32
Caller
I'm a radio.
1:26:33
Adam
All right. So, why can't you meet guys in your hometown?
1:26:36
Caller
Oh, I do.
1:26:37
Adam
All right. But you like this guy?
1:26:39
Caller
I just talk to the whole dating thing, you know.
1:26:40
Caller
What does that mean? Why?
1:26:42
Caller
Oh, gosh. I don't know. I've been, you know, I'm a single mom.
1:26:45
Caller
Ooh.
1:26:46
Caller
And after that, I just kind of figured, you know what?
1:26:49
Drew
You're not in the whole dating thing, and yet you are going to meet a guy in line, and then...
1:26:53
Caller
Well, you know, I didn't feel I was going to meet him. That was all on you guys.
1:26:56
Drew
How did you meet him? How did you hook up with him?
1:26:59
Caller
Chat room.
1:27:01
Drew
Just an arbitrary chat room?
1:27:03
Caller
Yeah.
1:27:04
Adam
Might he come out from Texas?
1:27:07
Caller
Oh, I don't know. See, my brother is planning on moving up there with his family in probably a couple years or so, and they wanted me to come with them. And so I might be living out there.
1:27:18
Drew
What do you know about this guy?
1:27:20
Caller
Just basically what he tells me, which is, you know, one-fighted. He's supposedly like 6'2. He sent me a couple pictures. He seems like a really good guy. At least we get along online. But there's no way to follow that stuff up.
1:27:35
Adam
But a couple of years, you might move out there with your brother. I mean, it's so in the distant future.
1:27:41
Caller
Yeah, you know, anything can change.
1:27:43
Caller
But the thing is, he's kind of getting interested, and I'm kind of getting interested.
1:27:47
Adam
All right. Well, does he have any means to hop on a flight and come out to California?
1:27:53
Caller
Yeah, whenever I say.
1:27:54
Adam
Oh, really?
1:27:55
Caller
Yeah, that's what he says.
1:27:56
Caller
He will come whenever I can.
1:27:57
Drew
I understand. You don't want to date, but you'll date this guy.
1:28:00
Caller
I'm thinking about it.
1:28:01
Caller
Maybe. I don't know.
1:28:02
Adam
Okay. What's he do for a living?
1:28:05
Caller
He works for a cement company. I guess he manages some truck.
1:28:10
Caller
I don't know.
1:28:11
Caller
They do a bunch of oil rigs out there. And I guess he has a little company that they run.
1:28:17
Caller
Okay.
1:28:17
Adam
Well, here's the deal. Beth, you're a little bit desperate and you shouldn't be going this route. I don't think. But maybe you found a guy. Maybe you like this guy. What's wrong with bringing him out? Here's the thing. Can he come out here for anything else other than to go on a date with you?
1:28:36
Caller
Probably not. I mean, if you wanted to, who knows? He can do whatever he wants.
1:28:39
Drew
Don't have him. Whatever you do, don't.
1:28:41
Adam
He can do whatever he wants. Yeah.
1:28:42
Drew
Don't have him come out and spend a week. If you want to meet him in person, do so, but do so in like a public place, not at your house.
1:28:49
Adam
Here's what you do.
1:28:50
Drew
You don't know who this person is.
1:28:51
Adam
He can come out here, stay in a hotel, and go to Universal Studios or something. And on one of the three or four days that he's out here, you guys can meet up for lunch. And if it goes well, you can take it on another date. But don't have him come out, move in with you and your kid for a week.
1:29:08
Drew
Exactly. No way.
1:29:10
Adam
That's how you got to do it. All right. Where the hell? Jeremy, 17. Yeah. What do you think? What do we think of what? Nanoprobes? Did we already talk about that?
1:29:22
Caller
Well, I heard like I heard about this, this like new kind of technology where they're like releasing like little mechanical self, like things into the body. And but like, I couldn't really, I tried looking it up and no one really knew what I was talking about.
1:29:35
Drew
Yeah. Long way off these things.
1:29:37
Caller
Because like, I mean, if I mean like that be something I'm interested in like microbiology and stuff. But I didn't know like what field that would be under what?
1:29:47
Drew
Biologically, you know, biological engineering, that kind of thing. Biomechanical engineering.
1:29:52
Adam
All right. Good times.
1:29:54
Caller
Paul. Yes.
1:29:56
Adam
You're 19. What's up?
1:29:58
Caller
Hi. I've been listening to the show for a little while and I hear all these women talking about how they're so not satisfied with the guy they're with because he's so small, like three inches, four inches. And I'm wondering if that's the average.
1:30:18
Adam
No. The average is like 5.3 or something like that. At least it was five years ago.
1:30:26
Caller
Oh. How do they conduct a survey for that?
1:30:29
Adam
I think it's done in Japan because it started at six books about 20 years ago and it's working its way down toward five now.
1:30:40
Drew
Are they actually going out and measuring erect penis as I doubted?
1:30:43
Caller
Yeah.
1:30:44
Adam
Maybe they are with a certain group.
1:30:46
Caller
I've actually been told that I'm hung like a hippopotamus. That's what I was talking about when I called in.
1:30:55
Adam
Is that good to be hung like a hippopotamus?
1:30:57
Caller
I suppose so.
1:30:58
Adam
All right.
1:30:59
Caller
But... Whatever.
1:31:04
Adam
All right. Look, let's just forget tonight ever happened.
1:31:09
Drew
I was going to say we need to just cash this one in.
1:31:12
Adam
Anderson, is there a shower here that we could all just sort of take a kind of communal symbolic shower in to sort of cleanse ourselves from tonight's show?
1:31:21
Caller
The one you peed in.
1:31:22
Adam
Oh, I peed in that shower?
1:31:23
Drew
Oh, that's the sink, sir.
1:31:24
Adam
Oh, the sink. We could fit in a sink. Okay, let's all disrobe and we'll get in the shower and we'll cleanse ourselves and I'll get the loof out and put up your ass and we'll be back.
1:31:34
Caller
All right, guys, here's the deal.
1:31:36
Caller
You're looking to hook up, sick of wasting time with the wrong person?
1:31:39
Drew
One call's all you need to make.
1:31:41
Caller
Call the Dateline.
1:31:42
Caller
877-889-DATE.
1:31:44
Caller
Call the Dateline. Love Line will be right back.
1:31:54
Adam
All right, everybody, I want to apologize on behalf of myself, Dr. Drew and the staff.
1:32:00
Drew
We are genuinely sincerely sorry and tomorrow night begins a new run of great shows.
1:32:06
Adam
That's right, starting with Jay Moore tomorrow night. So until next time, this Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo. Who's been sleeping in my vagina? Okay. My vagina is half eaten.
1:32:20
Caller
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