0:54
Voiceover
Loveline is meant for an adult audience. Loveline may contain sexually-oriented content. Listener discretion is advised.
1:03
Voiceover
Adam Corolla, Dr. Drew.
1:05
Voiceover
I'm not modeling anymore for the two of you. Loveline.
1:10
Voiceover
It is Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191, fax number 310-854-4455. Dr. Drew is a board certified physician and addiction medicine specialist. Tonight, the guest is the love that the two hosts find between each other.
1:28
Drew
Once again.
1:29
Adam
Lit will be in here tomorrow night though.
1:32
Drew
That and the love you seem to experience with your listeners.
1:34
Adam
That's right. I love each and every one of them. Just as long as they play nice. Lit are not only a good band but a good bunch of guys. So they'll be in here tomorrow night. And then Stone Temple Pilots who I've never met.
1:49
Drew
Oh really?
1:49
Adam
Nope. Nobody in that band.
1:52
Drew
You're such a big star though. I understand that.
1:54
Adam
I'm a huge star.
1:55
What do you mean big?
1:57
Adam
Colossal.
1:57
Drew
Colossal.
1:58
Adam
Yeah. I'm a huge sea level star. Whatever. No. I've never met Stone Temple Pilots. So they'll be out here.
2:06
Drew
Somebody came to me today and asked, what has Adam got to be miserable about? Why he sees so miserable all the time?
2:11
Adam
That's the beauty of me. Let me tell you something. I have not let fame or fortune ruin my misery. I'm, no, you know, here's what I've done in my life. I've realized I'm not miserable. I'm just a little strung out right now because for instance.
2:31
Drew
Because you have to work. For instance.
2:34
Adam
The Corollas. Well, you know how some families are allergic to certain substances and just runs in the blood?
2:41
Drew
Milk or, yeah.
2:42
Adam
Yeah. They can be passed along from one generation to the next. For Corollas, it's work.
2:47
Drew
Yeah. I'm aware of that. I've seen it.
2:49
Adam
I mean, my dad was, it was and is a slacker for the most part. His father was a sort of no count musician who, you know, was barely employed, who let the, let mom do all the work and did some womanizing and was killed in a car crash on the way to a rare gig. You know, when my dad was like 16 or something like that. But I come from a long line of Italian male slackers. I should be sitting out front of some general store somewhere in Italy. Yeah. Like drunk by noon, like making cat calls and maybe playing like a little trumpet or a fiddle or something.
3:31
Drew
And then bocce ball at night.
3:32
Adam
Bocce ball at night and a good long four hour nap every day. Not because I'm tired from work, but because I'm loaded at 11.15 in the morning.
3:41
Drew
But you were going to say you're about to working. You said.
3:44
Adam
Oh, well like tomorrow for instance, we're shooting Hanukkah with Goldberg, the famous wrestler.
3:52
Drew
Oh yeah.
3:53
Adam
And he's going to kick some Santa ass by the way. But we got an eight o'clock call time tomorrow morning. And then tomorrow night is politically incorrect from the Playboy Mansion. That's for me. I think you're doing it another night. I hope you're doing it tomorrow night and I'm not doing it till Wednesday. But I'm pretty sure I'm doing it tomorrow night and you're doing it another night.
4:15
Drew
I'm pretty sure it's next week. It better be next week or I was supposed to do it today.
4:24
Adam
I'm pretty sure I'm doing it tomorrow.
4:26
Drew
Are they doing it two weeks there? Because I got a choice of a Monday or a Tuesday.
4:32
Adam
Oh, really?
4:33
Drew
Yeah. And I chose a Monday.
4:36
Adam
Oh. Oh, if it's not tomorrow, I'm going to be excited.
4:40
Drew
One of us is in trouble. One of us is wrong.
4:42
Adam
I hope it's me.
4:43
Drew
Yeah.
4:44
Adam
All right.
4:44
Drew
I hope it is too.
4:46
Adam
We got to call Howard during the break or something and try to figure that out. But the point is is now you got me excited, you son of a bitch. I could possibly be getting out of something. But the point is is the Playboy, politically incorrect, films at 8.30 tomorrow night. So I was pretty much leave the house at 7.45, go on through. I'll be home at 12.30.
5:08
That's 17 hours. No big deal.
5:11
Adam
Feeling good. I'll get myself a nice six hours of miserable tormented sleep tonight. I like to torture myself because I don't sleep as well when I know that things are going off.
5:21
Drew
If you really enjoyed your work, it would be like-
5:23
Adam
That would be great, wouldn't it? Yeah. Nope. Mary, you're a 19. I do enjoy this show though. I really do.
5:31
Drew
Yes, I do. Listen, the fact that we drag our butts in here, both was after long days and we are into it every night. Speaks for itself, I think. We were kind of into it. But you know what I mean?
5:41
Adam
Listen, I'm not trying to get any sympathy or sound like some sort of prince, but I do feel compelled to say that I make plenty of money and should have quit this show a year and a half ago.
5:54
Drew
But we're into this.
5:55
Adam
We are. We certainly are. Mary? That's a damn lie and you know it. We're not into it every night, but two or three nights a week, we're into it. Let's be fair. Mary?
6:05
Yes?
6:06
Adam
What's going on?
6:08
I went to the doctor today because yesterday I had, like me and my boyfriend were having sex and our condom broke. I went to go get an morning after pill, but he just gave me a birth control pill and told me to take four of them today for tomorrow.
6:22
Drew
That's what the morning after pill is. The morning after pill is just a birth control pill.
6:28
Oh, it's okay then?
6:30
Drew
That's what it is. You can get it prepackaged as something called Prevent or Plan B.
6:34
Yeah, that's right.
6:35
Drew
But you can also take Ovaral, Low Ovaral, Alas, even the Triphasic pills. You can take all these different pills and you just take them. It's the very point I always make about this pill. Not only does it work like the usual birth control pill, it is the birth control pill.
6:49
Oh, I didn't see, because I was reading Glamour or whatever and it told me to call 1-800 or 1-800-8 not to...
6:56
Drew
That's to get the prepackaged stuff. But it's a little less expensive sometimes if they've got the pill on hand just to give you the packages.
7:02
Yeah, you have to be kidding me, but it's kind of like my doctor just gets you in and out, so I didn't know if he wasn't really listening to me.
7:09
Adam
Well, no.
7:09
Drew
No, which one is it? Which pill do you get?
7:12
It's just the regular birth control pill package.
7:14
Drew
What's the name of the package?
7:15
I don't know.
7:16
Drew
Why don't you read what's on the package?
7:17
I don't even know. It's not even...
7:19
Adam
Mary, but I'm glad you had the presence of mine to go get the morning after combination.
7:24
Drew
Yeah. Yeah. God bless you.
7:25
Adam
So just take that.
7:26
Drew
You're one of our heroines.
7:28
Adam
That's right.
7:28
Drew
Really.
7:29
Adam
All right.
7:30
Okay.
7:31
Drew
God bless Glamour for have something of worth in those pages.
7:34
Adam
Well, it was just an ad, I think, wasn't it? Mary?
7:37
There's like a little thing in it.
7:39
Adam
It was a little blurb?
7:41
Yeah. I'm like, what happens if, I don't know, if you don't want to get pregnant, like what you can do.
7:46
Drew
All right.
7:47
Adam
Good.
7:47
Drew
I'm softening my stance on those magazines.
7:52
Adam
Right behind a 14-page article called Blow Your Way to the Top, 25 tips to work your way up the corporate ladder through sexual means. Listen, I saw a Vogue lying around somewhere the other day and I just looked at the front and it was 10 erogenous zones he doesn't know about or for him. I started reading it. I started like thumbing through it. It was like underneath the armpit, along the upper arm, he'll go insane. It's like he'll go insane because he thinks he's going to get a BJ in five minutes. He's not going insane because you're musing with his bicep.
8:32
Drew
He's going insane because he's bored.
8:34
Adam
He's going insane because he figures, listen, if this chick's licking my armpit, her mouth's going to be in my crotch in a matter of moments. He's not going to go insane. Believe me, I don't know who they test this crap out on by the way.
8:46
Drew
Women.
8:48
Adam
They must. Let me tell you, the erogenous zone for the man is the penis. That's it. The small circles you do around the inner thigh, how the behind the knee is an erogenous zone and all that. Nonsense. Here's what behind the knee is good for. If the penis has been burnt off somehow, if there's some kind of oil pipe explodes and the guy's genitalia is completely destroyed and beyond repair, then start licking the inside of his knee.
9:20
Drew
Got a sympathy.
9:22
Adam
Not because you're going to get anything from the guy. Listen, at that point, you're cutting your losses, you're taking what you can get. But here's what I want to say as a guy, and I think I speak for all men. If you're not going to do anything except for lick the back side of the knee, then go ahead and lick the back side of the knee. Fine, I'll take the effort. But if you're working your way up to a BJ or some intercourse, get right to it. Do you know what I mean?
9:49
Drew
Yeah. You're right. Pornos aren't filled with images from man.
9:52
Adam
Licking the inside of a knee. It's like saying, men love hamburgers, right? Yes. Well, what if we just took it and gave them half a pickle, and then a little crumble of ground beef, and then we spread a little dollop of mayo on their finger? They could consume the entire burger just sort of one little smear at a time. No. We want the whole goddamn thing, and we don't need five things going into it. We want one big fat thing we can put our mouth into. These are ridiculous articles. I'd love the guy who'd inspired this article. I'd love to talk to this guy. Ten erogenous, ten.
10:29
Drew
Don't you want to call him down here to kick his ass?
10:31
Adam
I really do. That's my new policy now. Anyone would disagree with it.
10:34
Drew
But it's such a waste of time and energy.
10:36
Adam
Oh, and it gets them going in all these different directions.
10:39
Drew
Maybe that's where the glass ceiling is sort of created. Women are held down by this crap.
10:44
Adam
Tyler?
10:46
Hey, how you doing?
10:46
Adam
You're 15. What's up?
10:48
Yeah, Dr. Drew, I just want to congratulate you on drdrew.com.
10:51
Drew
Thanks, Tyler.
10:52
It's helped me out a lot of situations.
10:54
Drew
Oh, that's awesome. That is awesome.
10:56
Your free condoms too has helped me out a lot of sticky situations.
10:59
Drew
Whatever.
11:00
Whatever you mean by that. I called you guys about a month ago. I'm the stalker guy, if you remember me. The 15-year-old was obsessed with his ex-girlfriend.
11:09
Yeah.
11:10
Adam
Sounding vaguely familiar.
11:12
Go ahead.
11:12
Yeah. Well, anyway, and you guys told me that it's nothing really to worry about. All is really done in the last month, it's gotten really, really worse.
11:19
Drew
Well, maybe now it's something to worry about. What's happening?
11:23
A couple of nights ago, I was digging through a trash.
11:25
Drew
What were we looking for?
11:26
I don't know.
11:27
Adam
I was hungry. Yeah, all right.
11:29
I don't know what I was looking for, and it really is...
11:32
Adam
Well, wait a minute, how old is she?
11:34
She is 14 now.
11:35
Adam
She doesn't have trash at 14. Her parents have trash.
11:39
Yeah, that's kind of like what I discovered last night.
11:41
Drew
You're just trying to get a piece of her.
11:44
Yeah.
11:44
Adam
I know, but how do you know which lean cuisine she ate? You know what I mean?
11:50
Drew
What... How long were you with this woman?
11:52
I never dated her.
11:53
Adam
Oh, yeah.
11:54
That's healthy.
11:56
Adam
What is your ultimate goal? Would it be like a tampon or maxi pad? When you were going through the garbage, do you think you're going to find a piece of her ass or something in there? I mean, what are you going to find in there? You know what I mean?
12:09
I really couldn't tell you because I didn't know what I was looking for.
12:12
Adam
What did you come up with?
12:14
I came up with some old schoolwork of hers.
12:16
Adam
Nice. Well, that's a keeper.
12:18
That's about it.
12:19
Adam
Okay.
12:21
Anyway, my friends are even starting to be creeped out from me now. And I'm starting to get into that violent capacity. I've had a couple dreams and nightmares and stuff about doing that kind of stuff.
12:32
Adam
Now, why is it you're so obsessed with somebody you've never had a relationship with?
12:37
Probably because I never had a relationship with it. That's probably why.
12:40
Adam
Yeah, but then what about the rest of the women on the planet you've never had a relationship with?
12:44
Well, I've never, I don't know. If I haven't really wanted them, then...
12:48
Adam
I see. All right. And did you ever ask her out?
12:51
Many times.
12:52
Adam
Oh, many times. She said no?
12:55
She didn't say no, but she didn't say yes. She was kind of like, well, we'll see.
12:58
Drew
Does she know that she's being stalked?
13:00
Yeah, she does now. Because she heard me last time on the show.
13:03
Adam
Oh, she did?
13:04
Oh, yeah, she did because she came up to me the next day at school and was pretty pissed.
13:08
Adam
Wow.
13:09
And she's probably listening right now.
13:11
Adam
All right. Well, you sound... I'd like to say hi to her too, if you don't mind.
13:16
Go ahead.
13:18
Adam
Hey, Tyler.
13:18
Yeah, what's up?
13:20
Adam
You're starting to give me the creeps a little bit.
13:23
Well, I'm giving everyone the creeps.
13:24
Adam
All right. Well, you think you could get yourself a little help before you do something stupid?
13:29
Well, where would I go to get that help?
13:33
Adam
That's a good question.
13:35
Where should I turn to?
13:36
Adam
Drew, what do you think?
13:37
Drew
I'm getting a real feel from this.
13:39
Adam
I'm starting to get something weird. I'm starting to get, maybe just last night or something, but I'm starting to get like a non-
13:47
Drew
There's no, it's too matter of fact. There's no, no. I don't know. Let's assume it's real, which it may not be.
13:54
Adam
No, no, you're right. I wasn't getting a true creepiness off him. I was getting a more creepy like he's making this up was the kind of creepiness I was getting. But on the other hand, he said she heard him on the radio.
14:07
Drew
Maybe part of his story. I don't know. Be that as may, let's assume it's true. He needs, this may evolve into psychotic docking him. This is the real thing.
14:16
Adam
Well, listen, he's going through garbage.
14:19
Drew
If what he's describing is what he's doing, and there is no alternative for him. There's two alternatives, police intervention or medical intervention.
14:30
Adam
Well, what do you mean medical intervention?
14:31
Drew
That he seek help for his mental health.
14:34
Adam
All right. Where does he go for that?
14:35
Drew
He could try to start with his doctor. I'm sure the school system has got mental health services there, counseling services.
14:41
Adam
Really?
14:41
Drew
He probably will need medication. But if he doesn't, he's going to have something with the law next. He has two choices.
14:48
Adam
All right. So go to your school and get some counseling. You know what? I think schools are starting to become hip to this kind of stuff.
14:56
Oh, yes.
14:58
Adam
When I went to school-
14:59
Drew
They were not there talking about this was. They would never heard of this.
15:02
Adam
Well, no. Here's what counselors did. They went, Listen, this guy is going to Stanford. You might want to join the military.
15:10
Drew
Yeah.
15:11
Adam
That's what a counselor was for. He helped you with your schedule. You never really, you didn't talk to him about anything, did you?
15:16
Drew
But the kind of stocking that young males were doing really wasn't even known. I mean, adolescence had just been sort of invented a few years before.
15:22
Adam
Well, I'm sure there are plenty of screw balls out there.
15:24
Drew
Yeah, but they didn't tell anybody.
15:25
Adam
Your counselor was more of a warden than he was a counselor. Right. You were trying to avoid the guy, get you into trouble. Andrew?
15:31
Yeah.
15:32
Adam
You're 24.
15:33
Caller
How you doing?
15:34
Adam
And by the way, if my counselor, Mr. Tomey, is listening, kiss my ass. Ceramics major, please.
15:45
Caller
For about a year and a half or so, I had a eating disorder. I would, a combination of bulimia, and I would just straight starve myself. I started eating again, and I went to, I'm seeing a psychiatrist. I'm not medicated because I pretty much refused to be. But my body, I gained a whole bunch of weight began what she said to me was because the body had been starved so bad now that it's storing, it's now storing food. My question is, when will it kind of go back to normal? When will my metabolism go back to normal?
16:25
Drew
Well, there's two things that happens. We're using laxatives and that sort of thing also.
16:30
Caller
Yeah. Yeah.
16:31
Adam
What are you up to now?
16:33
Caller
I'm up to 265. I was over 300 pounds. I'm 6'2.
16:40
Adam
Yeah. All right.
16:41
Drew
Well, a lot of what the weight is right now is swelling. You notice your legs are swollen?
16:45
Adam
Yeah.
16:46
Drew
Yeah. And that's a lot of the weight. So it's not so much that you're metabolically sort of so used to trying to cling to any calories that you serve up to your body. It's also that your fluid, your kidneys been not damaged, but stressed by all this. And now it just hangs on to fluid like crazy. And that takes one to three months to get better. So there's that fluid part. As far as the behavior of eating and the way in which your body deals with food stuff, again, that's about a three to six month deal to settle down. You've got to be followed by a dietician. That's part of treatment for your eating disorder. So you have real structured plants. You don't stay in those fluctuations of intake.
17:23
Caller
Yeah.
17:23
Drew
Because that will perpetuate all this stuff.
17:25
Caller
Uh, yeah, just reading a crazy letter I got from some crazy...
17:30
Drew
Is this a stalker for you?
17:32
Caller
Yeah.
17:33
Drew
Did you meet her at Havasu?
17:34
Adam
Yeah, I did.
17:35
Drew
Yeah, and?
17:36
Caller
Yeah, well, I hung out.
17:38
Drew
Oh.
17:42
Caller
She's...
17:42
Adam
Huh?
17:43
Drew
What and?
17:44
She seemed to have had a good time.
17:45
Drew
Oh, let me see this.
17:46
Adam
Yeah, read it. I didn't do anything with her. So you can read it out loud if you like. I don't care. When I was in Lake Havasu, like, what was I there, like three weeks ago? Yeah. We had a little party and this blonde girl...
18:03
Drew
You're someone who I've been wanting to meet for a very long time.
18:06
Caller
Yeah.
18:07
Drew
Okay.
18:08
Adam
There's like a six foot one blonde 22 year old girl was sort of a... She had a little stalker in her, but she was friendly enough. And...
18:22
Drew
Sobfest? Oh, I get it. Would you apologize for my sobfest at the end of the evening?
18:27
Adam
I was sleeping during that. Apparently, she was crying on the bus.
18:33
Drew
Why?
18:34
Adam
Well, because I was sleeping. And you know what it's like when I leave at the end of the night for you?
18:41
Drew
I know. Oh, my God. I just want to thank you for a night that I'll remember for the rest of my life.
18:46
Adam
Yeah.
18:46
What happened?
18:48
Adam
All right. So here's a story.
18:50
What the hell?
18:52
Adam
Okay. Hold on.
18:52
Drew
You're not going to tell me anyway.
18:54
Adam
Well, I know. I'll tell you everything you want to know. I think you've tried to get a hold of me. I can be kind of hard to reach sometimes.
19:01
Drew
What happened? What happened?
19:02
Adam
Come on.
19:02
Drew
Come on.
19:03
Adam
First off, I'm going to kill all the writers on the man show because I think you've tried to get a hold of me means they've been calling her.
19:10
Drew
Oh.
19:12
Adam
You know what I'm saying?
19:12
Drew
Either that or they wrote this letter.
19:14
Adam
No. No. This is her. They just, well, we got to look into that. No. This is her. They've just been calling. I know they got her phone number. All right. Here's what happened. I went to Lake Havasu three weeks ago. We had a party the last night we were there. Basically, as luck would have it, 35 guys, 35 19-year-old guys, they all looked like Jeremy McGrath showed up and four chicks. She was one of the women. She just basically was like a deer in the headlights every time I was talking to her. It was weird. It was like out of a movie.
19:57
Drew
She was so freaked out about meeting you?
19:59
Adam
Yeah. She was like, oh my God. Yeah. I usually don't get those kinds of fans. I get the one show you do is decent. The other one sucks.
20:09
Drew
You're the funny guy.
20:11
Adam
Yeah. You're not as ugly as you are on TV.
20:14
Drew
You're taller.
20:16
Adam
Yeah. I get the lukewarm fans. But she was really a fan. She just sat next to me the entire night just with her eyes wide open just staring at me the whole time. I was just being nice to her and talking to her, but she was like 6'1 and blonde and good looking, but I just didn't want to do anything with her because I thought she'd go nuts or something. I mean, I know that sounds weird, but what I mean is if I had kissed her, then she would have moved out to California. I really think so. So I did nothing. So 4 AM I decided to call the night. So I went into my room to go to bed and then at like 4.15, 4.30, the writers came and woke me up and said, she's crying out in the lobby of the hotel, you got to come talk to her. She's really upset, you know. So I got up and went out and talked to her for a couple of minutes and then I like gave her a hug and said, I'm going back to bed. And then I went back to bed and she went on to our bus. We had this like rock and roll tour bus and with some of the riders she ended up sleeping on the bus on one of the bunks and was up crying all night about me or something and then left in the morning before I got up. What do you see in Adam?
21:38
Drew
That's for sure.
21:39
Adam
I have no idea.
21:40
Drew
That is sort of scary behavior.
21:41
Adam
Well she's real cute and seemed nice and everything, you know. Now listen, you know, Drew, I've seen your Stalker, just at 10 miles of bad road, 285 pounds. This is a, this one.
21:54
Drew
Stalkers go, yeah, okay.
21:55
Adam
Yeah, this is, is Stalkers go? This one's a six foot and all blonde.
21:59
Caller
Yeah.
22:00
By the way, your manager's called.
22:03
Drew's in trouble.
22:04
Adam
Oh really?
22:05
Caller
Oh!
22:07
Drew
It was today? I'm just kidding.
22:11
Ha, you're both off the hook actually, it's next week.
22:13
Adam
Oh is it? Oh yeah. What is, what have you become?
22:21
Drew
You never freak me out like that again. I've never been late or missed anything in my life.
22:25
Adam
Oh my God, we're just talking about politically incorrect. I thought I was going to Playboy Mansion and here's, you know it's time to kill yourself when the six one blonde 22 year old Stalker is really a thorn in your side. And yes, you don't have to go to Playboy Mansion tomorrow night. Yeah, go home, I can masturbate, need a TV dinner. Yeah.
22:45
Drew
You're gay.
22:46
Adam
All right. All right, Drew, what do you say we celebrate by eating some microwave popcorn?
22:51
Drew
And a little sword fight.
22:52
Adam
Yeah, with pee. All right, we'll take a break. When we come back we'll speak to Rachel. I mean, I can live again.
23:00
Drew
Release.
23:01
Adam
Release. Rachel, 18, heard that alcohol reduces the effectiveness of birth control. We'll talk to her about that after that. Yeah, it's the Loveline of Adam Corolla, the newly rejuvenated, I should say, Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew, the off the hook Dr. Drew. Phone number, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1, and Lit in here tomorrow night, Stone Temple Pilots in here Wednesday night, and Busy Phillips in here Thursday night. So plenty going on, except for tonight, of course. Rachel.
24:14
Yeah.
24:14
Adam
You're 18.
24:15
Caller
What's up?
24:16
I was just wondering if alcohol reduces the effect of birth control pills and what does?
24:22
Drew
What does?
24:23
Like what reduces the effect of them?
24:25
Drew
Antibiotics typically do. Almost any medication can.
24:29
Caller
What is alcohol?
24:30
Drew
If you used it heavily, it could, but I don't know that it's ever been measured, how much it really affects. You would sure expect that if it significantly lowered its effectiveness, you'd see a lot more problems on college campuses and that sort of thing.
24:43
I also, one of my professors said that St. John's wort does also.
24:47
Drew
Does what? Yeah, that makes sense, yep.
24:51
Okay, so is that like an antidepressant or something?
24:53
Drew
That is an antidepressant and antidepressants can interfere with the pill.
24:57
It's only if you like take a lot of it though, right?
25:00
Drew
The St. John's wort?
25:02
Well, any type of like alcohol or...
25:04
Drew
Alcohol probably, but other pharmacological agents, no, you don't have to take a lot.
25:09
Adam
Hey Rachel, you're 18 baby.
25:12
Caller
Yeah.
25:12
Adam
You take the pill, you know, smoke a little weed, have a beer in the park once in a while. All right, baby.
25:18
Caller
Okay.
25:19
Adam
Take it easy with everything else.
25:20
Caller
All right.
25:21
Adam
You're 18.
25:22
Caller
Yeah.
25:23
Caller
Yeah. Okay.
25:24
Drew
You're not taking St. John's wort, are you?
25:25
Caller
No.
25:26
Drew
Yeah.
25:26
Caller
Okay. All right.
25:28
Caller
All right.
25:29
Adam
You got professors at junior college?
25:31
Caller
What? No, I don't go to junior college.
25:33
Adam
Oh, you're out of school?
25:34
Caller
Yeah.
25:35
Caller
Oh.
25:37
Adam
Well, you're going to regular college?
25:39
Caller
Yeah.
25:39
Adam
Which one?
25:40
Caller
University of Michigan.
25:41
Adam
All righty.
25:44
Caller
Goat.
25:45
Drew
Wolverines? No, Michigan State?
25:47
Adam
Wait a minute. Yeah, that is Wolverines.
25:48
Drew
Yeah.
25:49
Adam
Yeah. All right, baby.
25:50
Drew
All right.
25:50
Caller
Take care.
25:50
Drew
Bye.
25:51
Caller
Yeah.
25:52
Drew
We drove through there. We had dinner next to that train station.
25:56
Caller
Yeah.
25:57
Adam
Where were we?
25:59
Drew
We were at Eastern Michigan University.
26:00
Adam
Yeah. That was a good time. It was a good dinner. I remember it was a nice. Oh, wait, that train station? Now, I'm thinking of something else.
26:09
Caller
Yeah.
26:10
Drew
The train went by and it was like this far away from the-
26:12
Caller
Yeah.
26:12
Adam
It was good times anyway. Tanya?
26:15
Caller
Yeah.
26:16
Adam
Year 28?
26:17
Caller
Yeah.
26:17
Adam
What's up?
26:20
Caller
I don't need any medical advice.
26:22
I just have the situation. Okay?
26:25
Drew
All right. Go.
26:26
Kind of a weird situation.
26:27
Caller
Okay.
26:28
Well, me and my fiance were going out for about two years and he- long story. I'll make a long story short.
26:38
Caller
He-
26:42
Drew
way to make that story short, by the way.
26:44
He had an Internet problem, if you know what I mean.
26:48
Drew
A porn Internet problem?
26:49
Caller
Yeah. Yeah.
26:50
And he had gone home- he had gone home to visit his family and he had happened to go to a bar. And some guy was wanting to know if he wanted to make a video to make some money. So he came home and I had no idea what was going on. And he ended up making a video with my video camera of people in their rooms, things like having sex and things like that. And then going on the internet and having net meetings with other girls and things like that. And he made a video of himself doing things to himself and things like that. And we have a two-year-old daughter.
27:32
Adam
Fantastic.
27:34
Caller
And we're separated now. God bless you.
27:35
And he's acting like nothing happened. And he's acting like a real jerk. And I was just wondering what you guys thought, how I should handle this situation.
27:46
Adam
Well, does your daughter spend time with him?
27:50
Caller
Yes. How much time? About 40%, 40%.
27:55
Drew
Unsupervised?
27:57
Caller
Yeah.
27:59
And he's not the kind of person, okay, he's a very like normal person. He had a problem. You know, he had a problem, you know, he's not like a weirdo or anything like that.
28:09
Drew
He had some other problem too?
28:11
No, I don't think so.
28:13
All right.
28:14
Drew
What are you referring to?
28:16
Adam
You keep calling it a problem.
28:18
Caller
He had a...
28:18
And he went to counseling and things like that.
28:20
Drew
What was the problem?
28:21
I don't think it's a child pornography problem.
28:25
Drew
What was the problem he went to counseling for?
28:28
Caller
I don't know.
28:30
Sexual...
28:31
Adult sexual.
28:32
Adam
Okay.
28:32
Drew
Compulsion and addiction.
28:34
Adam
Yeah.
28:34
Drew
Is he an addict in any other way?
28:36
No.
28:37
Adam
Really?
28:38
He's perfectly normal in any other way. I had no idea.
28:41
Caller
All right.
28:42
We were together for about two or three years.
28:44
Drew
Here's one of my concerns.
28:45
Caller
I had no idea.
28:45
Drew
One of my concerns is that people who are sexual compulsive very frequently or not infrequently have been sexually abused in childhood. People who are sexually abused in childhood have about a 60 percent chance of abusing children.
28:59
Caller
Yeah.
29:01
Adam
I know that sounds, hold on, 60 sounds bad, but it still means there's a 40 percent chance he's not going to rape your daughter.
29:07
Caller
Yeah. I don't think that he's like that.
29:09
Adam
Okay.
29:10
Caller
Then I wouldn't let him take my daughter if I thought he was like that.
29:14
Drew
Here's the acid test.
29:15
Adam
But hold on, Tana, your antenna ain't so good. Right. Because you had a kid with this guy, he was your fiance, and you just got done saying that for years, you had no idea what he was like.
29:31
Caller
Well, it was for a few years, two years.
29:33
Adam
Okay. Two years. You started a family with a sex addict.
29:39
Caller
Yeah.
29:40
Adam
So your gut feeling on guys, whether, hey, listen, if I don't think he was safe enough for my daughter, I wouldn't, you ain't a good yardstick to measure people by, are you?
29:52
Caller
Oh, yes, actually I am.
29:53
Adam
You are?
29:54
Caller
Yeah.
29:54
Drew
How'd you miss it so badly on this one?
29:56
Adam
How'd two years slip by with the sex addict?
29:58
Caller
Yeah.
29:58
Caller
Well, yeah, but it doesn't mean if-
30:00
Drew
Oh, except for that.
30:01
Caller
Okay.
30:01
Drew
Except for that. Oh, no, except for that.
30:02
Adam
Yeah. Except for having a kid with the cray sex addict.
30:05
Drew
Well, here is the acid. Here is the acid test.
30:11
Caller
I'm not trying to defend it, but just because he's a sex addict doesn't mean he's going to abuse a child.
30:17
Drew
Here is the acid test.
30:18
Adam
But listen, what would you rather leave your guy off with, a sex addict or an arsonist? I'd go arsonist. Hey, wait in the car while I burn down this apartment building.
30:28
Caller
I have gone through exactly what you guys are thinking and I seriously doubt it.
30:32
Adam
All right.
30:32
Drew
Go ahead, Drew. Well, the question is, Tana, the question is- Hey, listen, the question is, this is what will determine the probability of this guy being that kind of person is, were you sexually abused as a child?
30:44
Caller
No.
30:45
Drew
Okay.
30:45
Adam
Everything was good with you?
30:47
Caller
He wasn't either.
30:48
Caller
All right.
30:49
Adam
Well, you don't know that for sure.
30:51
Caller
No, I don't know that for sure but I'm pretty sure that has nothing to do with children.
30:55
Adam
Okay.
30:55
Drew
Is he manic depressive?
30:58
Caller
No.
30:58
Adam
All right. Listen, I-
30:59
Caller
It came out of nowhere.
31:01
Adam
I believe you. All right.
31:02
Caller
All right.
31:02
Adam
It doesn't really exist.
31:03
Caller
Believe me, I'm a good mother and I'm a good sense of people. I know. Believe me, I would not-
31:09
Adam
Listen, I don't think you're giving yourself credit when you say good sense. I'd say impeccable. You are engaged to a sex addict and a kid with him.
31:18
Caller
No, I'm not anymore.
31:19
Adam
Okay. There you go. One more argument for your impeccable taste.
31:22
Caller
I just wanted to know what you guys- Okay.
31:24
Adam
Well, we just told you.
31:25
Caller
Believe me, I've gone through what all you guys are saying. Okay. I just wanted to know what I should do now.
31:30
Adam
Well, listen, you trust this guy.
31:33
Caller
Yeah.
31:33
Adam
100 percent. So what are you worried about? Give him the kid.
31:39
Caller
No, I would never take away the dot, right? That's bad.
31:43
Adam
Very good. All right. Just be more careful next time. That's all. He's in counseling. Fine.
31:49
Drew
He needs to be supervised. If you have concerns, you got to appeal to the courts.
31:54
Adam
Okay. But you don't have those.
31:55
Drew
You don't have concerns though, so enjoy.
31:57
Adam
All right. Okay. Bye-bye. She called because she seemed like she had concerns until we brought up her concerns, and then she didn't have the concerns anymore.
32:06
Drew
Who wouldn't have concerns? This guy doing all this weird crap.
32:09
Adam
Well, just because you bring a couple of strangers back to your house and videotape them having sex and-
32:14
Drew
Put the set the camera up for yourself and send it out to your friends.
32:17
Adam
Hold on. Set the camera up on yourself and your film doing things to yourself. Quote, things to yourself. That suggests that there may be some problem emotionally.
32:34
Drew
By the way.
32:35
Adam
Maybe some problem. And then the next sentence out of he videotaped himself doing things to himself is, I'm a pretty good judge of character. And listen everybody, here's my thing. It doesn't take 10 things to make you nuts in my book. One will do. You kill somebody, fine. You're nuts or you're dangerous. You know what I mean? It's just one thing. Videotaping yourself doing things to yourself, done. Something's up. The one thing, I don't care if everything else you do under the sun is perfect. And in accordance with the Bible, that one thing, deal breaker. That's enough. You videotape yourself doing things to yourself and put it out on the Internet. Fine. Good enough reason not to be alone with the little girl.
33:24
Drew
Yes.
33:25
Adam
Diana?
33:26
Caller
Hi.
33:26
Adam
You're 18.
33:27
Caller
Hi.
33:28
Drew
Hey.
33:28
Oh my gosh. You know, I don't mean to gush, but I really have to say that you guys are really incredible. And Dr. Drew, you deserve so much thanks for what you do in your website.
33:39
Drew
Oh, thanks, Diana.
33:39
Caller
It's just both of you guys are amazing.
33:41
And I really appreciate you guys a lot. I've been listening to you for years, so.
33:44
Drew
Great.
33:45
Adam
What do you see in Adam? What about what about my web website? I'm napping f off.com. Have you checked that one out?
33:55
No, but I've seen the man show.
33:57
Adam
Okay, very good.
33:57
Caller
Excellent.
33:58
Adam
Thank you, baby.
33:59
Drew
Excellent.
34:00
Adam
You're not from Lake Havasu, are you?
34:01
Caller
No, I'm from Seattle.
34:02
Drew
I was just thinking that with Laura.
34:03
Adam
All right. I'll tell you, it ain't bad. All right. So.
34:08
Drew
Having a fan?
34:11
Adam
I should protect or freeze her or something for the future. Annie, what's up there, Diana?
34:17
Basically, I've been struggling with anorexia for about four years now, and I don't remember being able to eat normally, and I wonder if people really get over this.
34:32
Drew
Some people don't. For some people, it is a chronic condition. In fact, many.
34:38
Adam
What does that mean? It just kills them eventually?
34:40
Drew
No. It's something they have to deal with to a more or less degree of intensity over time. In other words, there may be periods of time when you don't think about it as you're eating normally, but stressors come on, your mood starts to have problems, and all of a sudden, here comes this thing again. It may go on for long periods of time, and you've got to constantly have ways of dealing with it to keep it in remission.
35:01
Caller
Okay.
35:02
Adam
Can you do that, Diana?
35:05
Drew
Whether it's going to support groups, or meeting with a therapist, and or meeting with a dietician, having a lot of structure around really helps.
35:11
Caller
Okay.
35:12
Drew
All right. It's like dealing with any other chronic conditions sometimes. You just have blood pressure problem or something else. You'd have to be treated regularly for it.
35:21
Caller
Okay.
35:22
Adam
All right.
35:23
Drew
Don't feel bad about having it. This disease is all about feeling bad about yourself, okay? So don't heap that on top of already feeling bad.
35:33
Okay.
35:34
Adam
All right.
35:34
Caller
Thanks a lot.
35:35
Adam
All right. Don't sound like you're going to cry.
35:38
Caller
I'm not going to cry. I'm not. Yeah.
35:40
Adam
Then I'll feel bad about myself. No.
35:41
Caller
I love you guys.
35:42
Adam
There you go.
35:43
Yeah.
35:43
Adam
All right, baby.
35:44
Bye.
35:45
Adam
All right. Take care of yourself.
35:46
Okay.
35:46
Caller
All right. Bye-bye.
35:52
Adam
I would say that everybody has some food issue. Yeah. And it's just like one to ten. Yeah. Some people are ten. No one is below one. Most people are probably three and a half or four.
36:05
Drew
Yeah.
36:06
Adam
There's not a person I know doesn't think, ah, jeez, I shouldn't be eating that or I eat too much of that.
36:11
Drew
Yeah. It feels the guilt and remorse and the shame.
36:14
Adam
I should have done that. I'm not going to do that again.
36:16
Drew
Or binge on chocolates and things.
36:18
Adam
Yeah. I have like spaz out, you know.
36:20
Drew
Or everybody vomits and takes a bunch of laxatives, right?
36:23
Adam
Oh, I know I do.
36:24
Drew
Oh, yeah, okay.
36:25
Adam
All right. Thank you very much.
36:26
Drew
No, but that's right. That people do have... It's like there's a threshold afterwards so it becomes a disorder.
36:33
Adam
Right.
36:33
Drew
It's like other forms of substance use too. And, you know, they're genetic.
36:38
Adam
Yeah, there's other forms of substance abuse. There's people that have never had a drink or never done a line of coke. This is something that everyone does and that I think everybody has some issues about and at one time or another. And it's just a matter of where the threshold is. Jessica?
36:55
Caller
Yeah.
36:56
Adam
You're 15?
36:56
Caller
Yeah.
36:57
Adam
Having thoughts of hurting people?
36:58
Caller
Yeah.
36:59
Adam
All right. Why?
37:01
Caller
I don't know. I've been obsessed with knives for like two years now.
37:06
Drew
Oh boy.
37:07
Caller
And like it's scaring my friends around me and stuff.
37:10
Adam
What? Do you carry a knife?
37:12
Caller
No, but I've tried to hurt somebody. I almost chased somebody with a knife once.
37:18
Adam
You really? All right. Well, hold on a second.
37:21
Caller
OK.
37:22
Adam
Because we got to take a break. And then we're going to come back. And don't stab anybody. We're only going to be gone for like four minutes. OK? OK. All right. Then we'll tell you what you need to do. Uh-huh. All right. All right. Jessica's on hold over there. We'll take a little break. Drew, do you have to start gearing down, slamming the coffee mug, the headphones are off? You're backing out of here. You're out.
37:44
Drew
I got to pee.
37:45
Adam
Wow. Again? Yeah. You got a real problem.
37:47
Drew
Yeah.
37:48
Adam
All right. We'll be back after this.
37:50
Drew
We're about to get funky.
37:52
Caller
This is Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191.
37:56
Drew
We'll be right back.
38:31
Adam
Yeah, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew. Just let a world-class fart go in here about 30 seconds ago. But no smell, just all sound. Right, Drew?
38:42
Drew
So far, yeah.
38:43
Adam
That's right. Phone number, 1-800-LOVE-191. When we left off, again, lit in here tomorrow night, and then Stone Temple Pilots in here Wednesday. When we left off, we were speaking to Jessica. Jessica's 15. She obsesses over knives a little bit.
39:01
Drew
Sounds very aggressive and hurtful.
39:02
Adam
Sounds a little dangerous. Jessica?
39:05
Caller
Yeah?
39:06
Adam
Where's your dad?
39:07
Caller
In the living room.
39:08
Adam
Okay. Dad? No. Still alive?
39:11
Caller
Yes.
39:12
Adam
Was anyone violent with you?
39:15
Caller
I don't think so.
39:16
Adam
No? Where do you think you get your violence?
39:18
Caller
I don't know.
39:20
Drew
Where did you learn that? Did you ever see people being violent?
39:23
Caller
Not really.
39:24
Drew
What do you mean, not really?
39:26
Caller
Sometimes, my dad would be, kind of.
39:30
Adam
Your dad would be violent?
39:31
Caller
Yeah.
39:31
Drew
That's a weird figure.
39:32
Adam
With you or you and your mom?
39:34
Caller
With my mom.
39:35
Adam
Yeah. Yeah. Kind of the way it happens. All right. So what happened with the one time when you thought about stabbing somebody?
39:47
Caller
There was some girl I didn't like and I don't know. She just caught on my nerves. So I got a knife and I was going to go chase her, but they stopped me.
39:54
Adam
Who's they?
39:55
Caller
My mom and my friend.
39:57
Caller
Oh, that's good.
39:58
Adam
All right. Well, you know, you know, it's a little problem, right?
40:02
Caller
Yeah.
40:03
Adam
It's not going to work out well, you and the knives thing. It's not a not a happy marriage.
40:07
Drew
Don't get in the gangs.
40:08
Caller
OK.
40:09
Drew
That's not a good thing.
40:10
Adam
Yeah. Be careful who you're hanging out with. And listen, you got to get a little counseling if this anger thing is going to be too much. Here's the deal. It's just it's not going to be good for you and it's not going to be good for whoever you stab. But ultimately, it's going to screw you up.
40:26
Drew
It may feel good in the moment to sort of release all that anger in some way, but understand that you have to numb up a lot of other parts of yourself in order to carry that out. And those are the parts that are hurting so badly and are causing all this rage in the first place.
40:41
Adam
You have friends, you have people you can talk to?
40:44
Caller
Yeah, my friends, but they're kind of scared of me too.
40:47
Adam
Yeah, well, what about, I mean, you know what you're doing, right?
40:51
Caller
Yeah.
40:51
Adam
What about just knowing what you're doing and not doing it?
40:55
Drew
Finding other ways to act that out, maybe sports or something.
40:59
Adam
Yeah, like full contact kickboxing or something like that.
41:02
Drew
Yeah, sure.
41:04
Adam
Listen, I'm telling you, I've been around boxers my whole life. They're amongst the mellower people you're ever going to want to meet.
41:12
Drew
And they're killers.
41:13
Adam
Yeah, they're killers, but they're so, listen, if you beat the crap out of one of those heavy bags for an hour a day, you're done. I mean, it's all out, whatever it is. You got kind of rung like a sponge, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. I mean, seriously, I know it sounds kind of ridiculous, but what about swinging a heavy bag in the garage or something and banging on that half hour a day?
41:36
Caller
Sounds okay.
41:37
Adam
Or just going for a five-mile run or something. I mean, you got to like blow off steam. It does help you, especially if you're angry.
41:46
Caller
Okay.
41:47
Caller
All right.
41:48
Adam
Why don't you do that?
41:49
Caller
Okay.
41:49
Adam
Well, listen, if you want to stab the bag, fine.
41:53
Caller
All right.
41:54
Caller
So I should like to see help for it?
41:57
Drew
Yeah.
41:57
Adam
I would. Yeah. Why don't you talk to a counselor at school? Just tell her, just say you find yourself thinking angry thoughts sometimes and you don't like that.
42:06
Drew
You don't know what to do about it.
42:08
Adam
What's that?
42:09
Drew
Why don't you go to school? Why not?
42:10
All right.
42:12
Caller
I don't know.
42:13
Adam
Tried to stab someone?
42:13
Drew
You're 15. Why aren't you at school?
42:15
Caller
Because I don't know. I didn't go to school a lot, so I don't go anymore.
42:20
Adam
Right.
42:20
Drew
Well, Jessica, that's pretty.
42:21
Adam
Doesn't someone want you to go to school?
42:23
Caller
Huh?
42:24
Adam
Don't they ask you why you're not going to school?
42:27
Caller
No.
42:28
Drew
That is pretty heavy, Jessica. How are you going to function in the world without some ability to join society?
42:33
Adam
You're not homeschooled, are you? No. What do your parents think about you not going to school?
42:40
Caller
They don't say anything.
42:42
Caller
Okay.
42:43
Adam
Hey, Jessica. You're going to have to take care of yourself a little bit here. You're going to have to see about getting back in school.
42:50
Caller
Yeah.
42:52
Adam
Your parents may not care, unfortunately. And I know that's the source of some of your anger.
42:57
Drew
That's amazing to me. I can't even imagine that.
43:03
Adam
My parents are that way. Jessica?
43:05
Caller
Yeah?
43:06
Adam
You're going to have to take care of yourself. I'm sorry. But don't take care of yourself by stabbing somebody.
43:10
Caller
Okay.
43:11
Adam
Get yourself some help.
43:12
Caller
Okay.
43:13
Adam
Go to school and enroll. I will.
43:15
Drew
In the days of yore, you'd say, well, join the military.
43:19
Adam
Yeah, but she's 15.
43:20
Drew
But you know what I mean? That's where that energy would go.
43:22
Adam
Right.
43:22
Drew
Yeah.
43:23
Adam
Yeah. Kill some Germans or Japanese or Koreans or Vietnamese.
43:28
Drew
Then come back and beat the crap out of your kids.
43:29
Adam
North Vietnamese. Not all, not all Vietnamese. It's important to make that distinction. So the South Vietnamese, those were our allies. All right. Nicole?
43:41
Hi.
43:42
Adam
Nicole, you're 19. What's up?
43:43
Caller
Yeah. My boyfriend, I just lost my virginity, and he wants to have anal sex, but I heard that it's outlawed in Tucson, and I want to know if that's true.
43:51
Drew
Tucson.
43:52
Adam
Yeah. Federal Marshal's going to bust right out of your closet the second he enters you.
43:57
Caller
I didn't get that whole concept. I was just like, I don't know if that's true or not.
44:01
Drew
Arizona has some weird laws. That could be one.
44:03
Adam
Well, listen, there's a lot of stuff on the books from a lot of years ago.
44:08
Drew
Nobody's bothered just to take away.
44:10
Adam
Yeah.
44:10
Drew
By the way, would you like to be the state senator that stands up and goes, excuse me, I have a motion?
44:14
Adam
Yeah. You'll be known as the guy who made anal rape legal.
44:19
Drew
It's like an Alan McBeal series.
44:21
Adam
But listen, there's a lot of stuff that says, when you're elected to city government, you get a pig. You know what I mean? It was put there with the best of intentions 140 years ago. It just seems a little dated now.
44:38
Drew
But you had just lost your virginity?
44:40
Caller
Yes.
44:41
Drew
What's with this guy that he's...
44:42
Adam
He's moving right ahead.
44:43
Drew
You guys at U of A or something?
44:45
Caller
Yeah.
44:45
Caller
I don't know.
44:46
Caller
I don't get why he wants to...
44:47
Caller
I don't know.
44:49
Caller
I don't want to do that.
44:50
Drew
Then stay with that thought.
44:51
Caller
Okay.
44:52
Adam
All right. How long ago did you lose the virginity?
44:54
Caller
Two months ago.
44:55
Adam
Two months. And he's tired of the intercourse. You're so ready, huh?
44:59
Caller
I guess.
45:00
Caller
That's what I don't get. I don't get if I'm bad or what.
45:04
Adam
I love when they do that. God bless you.
45:07
Caller
Okay.
45:08
Drew
When we were down there, did we get a bunch of questions about this? I don't remember.
45:10
Adam
I don't remember either. But listen, are you at the University of Arizona?
45:14
Caller
Yes.
45:15
Adam
Oh, okay. Go Wildcats.
45:17
Caller
Okay. Thank you.
45:18
Adam
What does he do?
45:19
Caller
He goes to the U2.
45:21
Adam
Oh, he does?
45:21
Caller
Yeah.
45:22
Adam
Okay.
45:23
Caller
And he's a freshman on the football team.
45:26
Adam
All right. Well, that's where he gets his confidence. All right. Listen, slow down.
45:30
Caller
Okay.
45:31
Adam
All right.
45:32
Drew
It's not that you aren't good. There's nothing to do with it.
45:35
Adam
Okay.
45:36
Drew
Nothing.
45:37
Caller
Thank you.
45:37
Adam
All right.
45:38
Caller
Wait, Drew.
45:39
Drew
Yeah.
45:40
Caller
I think you're so attractive. I know all the girls' cons say Adam's cute, but I think you're really attractive.
45:48
Adam
What nights would that be, Drew?
45:49
Caller
Because Adam, you're really cute too.
45:51
Adam
Yeah, but Drew's hot.
45:52
Caller
Yeah, he really is.
45:53
Adam
Yeah, he's hunky. There's no doubt about it. I admit that. Lindsay?
45:58
Caller
Uh-huh.
45:59
Adam
And he blows the mean funds too, I'll tell you that. Lindsay?
46:03
I'm here.
46:03
Adam
Yeah, you're 18. What's up?
46:05
Caller
Yeah. I just had a question about one of my friends at work had been discussing the option of her getting breast implants, and she was saying that insurance only covers breast reductions if you have back problems. And that's something that I've been experiencing the last year and a half about. And I did not know if it was true, and if it is possible to go about doing it. I am 18 if it's possible to go about doing it without family finding out until obviously they'd find out after, but the whole process of going through it.
46:38
Adam
What size are you?
46:40
Caller
About a 34D.
46:41
Adam
Nice. Yeah. And what size are the rest of you?
46:44
Caller
I'm about a 5'6, 7'8. Not that big, but...
46:49
Adam
5'6, 7'8?
46:50
Drew
Size 5'6.
46:52
Adam
I see. Where's the 7'8?
46:54
Drew
5'6, where's the 7'8? How about that?
46:56
Caller
Yeah.
46:56
Adam
Oh, okay.
46:57
Caller
Listen.
47:01
Adam
I ain't Helen Gurley Brown here, you know? You say 5'6, 7'8. I expect the next word to be Shemeel Shamozal. I don't know what the 5, 6, 7, 8 means. So, what do you want? How much do you weigh?
47:15
Drew
We got to talk to her.
47:15
Adam
Shashap. How much?
47:17
Caller
About 130.
47:18
Adam
All right. Hold on a second. All right?
47:20
Caller
Okay.
47:21
Adam
All right. We'll always get back to the boobs. We got to take a break though, right?
47:23
Caller
Okay.
47:24
Caller
All right. Hang tight.
47:25
Adam
34D. Now we're talking. We'll be back after this.
47:34
Drew
Loveline will be right back.
48:16
Adam
Yeah, it is Loveline. I'm Adam Perle. That is Dr. Drew over there.
48:22
Caller
Oh, a little lower.
48:25
Adam
Drew.
48:25
Drew
That's your gas.
48:26
Adam
Oh, is that? No, I swear my back is killing. What is it when you got the lower back pain, but it's quite a bit off the one side.
48:34
Drew
Stand up and show me where.
48:35
Adam
Not in the middle.
48:36
Drew
Well, it's supposed to go on the side.
48:37
Adam
Oh, it is? Good. Just like right there.
48:41
Drew
That may be sacroiliitis.
48:44
Adam
Oh, sack problems?
48:46
Caller
Yeah.
48:47
Adam
Really? That is where I've been paining myself all day, right there.
48:53
Caller
Right here?
48:53
Adam
Yeah, right in there.
48:54
Drew
It could be sacroiliitis, but it also could be some preferred pain from your back.
48:57
Adam
No, I just screwing around the house all day yesterday. All right. Where the hell are we? Phone number, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1. I just stood up and drew a potion on my back, by the way. 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1.
49:11
Drew
By the way, my neck is still screwed up from hitting a heavy bag with you in October.
49:15
Caller
Oh, really?
49:15
Drew
Is that pathetic? That is truly lame.
49:20
Caller
Yeah. Yeah.
49:21
Adam
Everyone gets sore doing that but me. But if I walk down a flight of stairs, I get sore. Lindsay? All right. So 18. Yeah. 34D.
49:32
Caller
Nice rack.
49:35
Adam
You say you're coming in at 130? You think it might be more around 140?
49:41
Caller
No.
49:41
Adam
All right. Five, six?
49:43
Caller
Yeah. I'm a little bit shorter than that.
49:46
Caller
Uh-huh.
49:48
Adam
Because a size seven, eight is not petite, is it?
49:54
Caller
Huh?
49:54
Adam
All right. So you want to get a breast reduction? But you're only 18?
49:59
Caller
Yes.
50:01
Adam
Because your back is hurting?
50:02
Caller
Yeah. And it's, it's just really uncomfortable. And it's, my back has been giving me a lot, a lot of problems lately.
50:11
Adam
Right.
50:11
Drew
Your low back?
50:12
Caller
Um, shoulders more of. My shoulders just really slump, and it hurts more to kind of sit straight up.
50:19
Drew
That's the deal with needing breast reduction for that kind of symptom. But why don't you want to tell your family?
50:26
Caller
I don't know. I just don't, they know I've had back problems, but they have, they have never really related it to this.
50:32
Drew
And what if you went in and had somebody go in with you to see the doctor, discuss with the doctor the probability that it's from your breast, and let the sort of discussion flow from there, let the doctor present the options?
50:44
Caller
Yeah, I would probably feel more comfortable just taking a friend with me.
50:47
Drew
But your parents, whose insurance are you going to be using?
50:51
Caller
I would be under my parents, but I would wait until it's undermined. Through work I get insurance.
50:57
Drew
Okay, well, you do as you please.
50:59
Adam
That breaks my heart, but all right, Lindsey. All right.
51:03
Caller
Just more out of, I think, embarrassment, I guess. There's really nothing there to be embarrassed about.
51:09
Adam
Yeah. What's up with your parents?
51:12
Caller
Nothing. I mean, we're really close, but I just would, this would be something kind of embarrassing.
51:18
Adam
All right. But if you're really close, this is a legitimate procedure. Yeah. It's not like you're getting a glit ring or something. You need them to come in and sign off on it.
51:31
Caller
All right, baby.
51:32
Adam
Nice laugh.
51:33
Caller
I can see why they-
51:34
Adam
All right. Hey, Lindsey? You're good.
51:37
Caller
Okay.
51:37
Adam
Go in and get a consultation, but don't do anything too hasty.
51:40
Caller
Okay.
51:41
Adam
All right, baby.
51:42
Caller
Thank you.
51:42
Adam
Bye-bye. Send a picture. All right. Let's keep moving and talk to Cheryl. Cheryl's 14. Cheryl?
51:48
Caller
Hi. Hey.
51:49
Caller
Dad, could you leave the room?
51:54
Adam
I feel like I'm going to get into trouble. Do you get that when someone's dad's in the room? It's like, oh boy, like I'm 15 and calling her from the tree house or something.
52:03
Caller
Yeah.
52:05
Adam
What's going on in the background there? Local news?
52:08
Caller
Yeah.
52:08
Drew
Don't have them turn that down.
52:09
Let her.
52:12
Drew
The trailer is not that big.
52:13
Caller
I got to turn it off. Hold on.
52:14
Adam
Yeah. All right. Sorry about that. I understand some confusion there.
52:19
Caller
All right. Hi.
52:20
Adam
You know what's funny? When you travel a lot and you turn on the local news, I always look at it and go, ah, it's not the real news. It doesn't feel real. It feels like when you're watching a movie and there's a new segment in it, they got a guy that looks just like a newscaster, a chick of sort of unknown yet suspect nationality sitting there. I always wonder, it just always feels like I'm watching a movie. Therefore, I don't believe the news. Then they start talking about, they'll go, there was a shooting today at a Pensalken Mall. I'll go, I don't know where that is. It doesn't exist. All right, Cheryl, where are you calling from?
53:00
Drew
I'm in my way of-
53:01
Caller
Washington.
53:02
Adam
Yeah, see?
53:03
Drew
Whereabouts?
53:05
Caller
Vancouver.
53:06
Drew
Vancouver. Mental note, what's with the obedient dad? Hey dad, leave him. I'm talking on the phone.
53:12
Adam
Yeah, did he scurry right out?
53:14
Caller
Yeah.
53:15
Caller
That's a good dad.
53:16
Adam
What's up with you?
53:18
Caller
Well, I'm clinical depressed. Dad, please leave.
53:24
Caller
Come here and give me a hug.
53:26
Caller
I could turn it off for you.
53:29
Drew
That's more like it. By the way, if he leaves, he's going to be sitting right outside the door listening.
53:32
Adam
Be nice to your dad, would you?
53:34
Caller
Are you going to go upstairs?
53:36
Caller
Bye. Okay.
53:38
Drew
Are you going to go upstairs?
53:41
Adam
Yeah.
53:41
Drew
Wow, that's a timeout right there.
53:43
Adam
You bust your ass all day, you put a roof over his head, you put food in his mouth, and he repays you with this kind of sass? Son of a bitch.
53:52
Caller
Oh, goodness.
53:53
Drew
Well, he's listening outside the door, so don't worry.
53:55
Adam
All right.
53:55
Caller
Okay. I'm a clinical depressant, and I take Paxil. I forgot to take it for a couple of days, and I've been getting really dizzy.
54:05
Drew
Oh, he has awful Paxil withdrawal. Yeah. Dizziness is the experience people have. You've got to take that medicine.
54:12
Caller
Yeah. It's really bothering me, and I can't walk.
54:16
Drew
That's one of the reasons I don't like. Paxil is a good medication for certain things, but I've always prescribed with great concern because the withdrawal is very uncomfortable.
54:25
Adam
Well, didn't your doctor tell you you couldn't get off the stuff like that?
54:28
Caller
Yeah, but the thing is, it doesn't work. I'm not feeling any change. I'm always unhappy.
54:37
Drew
Well, you made a different medication, but you've got to come off very slowly. At least go down to 10 milligrams first.
54:41
Caller
All right. I'm on 40 right now.
54:44
Drew
Then go down to 20. Stopping 40 is a pretty big drop.
54:47
Caller
All right. And then my other question is I'm bisexual and there's my girlfriend that I was going out with for about two months. She killed herself. She's a slut and it was really sudden because her and me were really happy and I don't think I'm sexual anymore. I mean, I'm completely turned off to girls. I can't stand to be around them. And I don't even want to be friends with them barely anymore. And I don't know what to do.
55:21
Drew
Well, it's understandable after having a huge loss like that, that you'd have a change in your feelings or ability to tolerate being around people to remind you of that girlfriend. But look, all we know here, Cheryl, is that you are very confused.
55:33
Caller
Yeah.
55:33
Drew
You don't know what you are. And you're 14. Why don't you just be nothing for a little while? Why don't you be a kid?
55:38
Caller
But that's the whole thing. For a while I thought I was a lesbian and now I don't like either one.
55:44
Drew
That's not a bad place for you right now.
55:46
Adam
Yes. Just being that asexuality purgatory, that androgynous eunuch purgatory that Drew resides in for a few years.
55:59
Drew
That's not so bad.
56:00
Adam
Listen, you're 14, baby. Drew, what the hell were you doing at 14? You know what I mean? Were you making declarations about your sexual proclivity?
56:10
Drew
Are you kidding?
56:12
Adam
No. I was 14. I sat down, I took a good long look down the road and I thought, I'm not going to, the Puntang path is thousands of miles down this road. I do not run into the Puntang cross section for many, many, many miles. So I'll just going to look at the ground and walk. I mean, here's what I want to say and forgive me for sounding old fashioned, but we talk to people all night long, 13, 14, 15 years old. They want to know about threesomes, they want to know about anal sex, they're bisexual, they're gay. There's a lot of questions that need answering this week about their sexuality. Here's the thing, when you're 14, when you're 13, even 15, you're not supposed to have a sexuality. I mean, yeah, you beat off a little bit. Sure, you got a picture of 98 degrees up in your bedroom to look at and fantasize about at night if you're some young girl or whatever, but that's kind of it. Whether you're lesbian or not, we'll figure, you got years to figure, I mean, you might as well pick out a major for college while you're picking out a sexuality at 14. Just forget it. I know all you women think you're gonna be veterinarians, by the way, because you love horses so much. That's my favorite part about reading any bio on a model or playmate or anything like this. Wanted to be a vet. It's what stupid chicks do to make themselves seem smart. Studied to be a veterinarian. Let me translate, studied to be a veterinarian. Wanted to be a veterinarian in the seventh grade and attended the seventh grade. You know what I mean? Therefore, through sort of process of elimination because you have to complete the seventh grade in order to move on to become a veterinarian, was training to be a veterinarian in the seventh grade. The fact that she dropped out of tenth grade of high school is neither here nor there.
58:10
Drew
So that drives me crazy about the ones that are being physicians too.
58:14
Adam
Oh yeah.
58:14
Drew
Was it Robin Givens? It drives Drew insane because she's a medical student, freshman chemistry, college, is it?
58:22
Adam
Junior college freshman chemistry.
58:23
Drew
No, no. It was Stanford, but it was chemistry.
58:25
Adam
Drives Drew insane because every third supermodel we have on the TV show on her bio says was pre-med. Listen, I was pre-med before I started cleaning carpets.
58:37
Drew
I was pre-astronaut.
58:38
Adam
Yeah, I was pre-pirate, pre-med, and pre-professional football player. I've been pre-everything in my life. All right. Now I'm just a little premature. Let's talk to Elise. Elise?
58:52
I'm here.
58:53
Adam
You're 21. What's up?
58:55
Caller
I'm going to try and make this as simple as possible. A couple of years ago, I met my boyfriend, and we had a great relationship. I got HPV.
59:06
Adam
And you got the warts?
59:08
Caller
I didn't know I had it. At first, I went for an annual, and they said that I had pre-cancer cells.
59:14
Drew
How do you know this came from him?
59:17
Caller
Well, we don't know where it came from.
59:19
Drew
So you might have got it from somebody else first?
59:21
Caller
Right.
59:22
Drew
So you may have given it to him?
59:24
Caller
Probably did.
59:25
Drew
OK.
59:25
Caller
All right.
59:27
Caller
Because I went to Planned Parenthood. I did the whole going and having cryo and all that. And then much later, they found out I had HPV. So they've treated it all. It's all pretty much under wraps. But in the whole process of that, a lot went wrong. We moved in together. Our house burned down to the ground in the middle of the night. We moved out of there. We lost everything. And he started drinking a lot. In the last year, it burned down May 1st of last year. And in the last year, he's probably put on 45 or 50 pounds. And he's working 70 hours a week. So he's extremely stressed out. Our sex life is out of all that stuff. Our sex life is the reason I'm calling. When we got together, we had an incredible sex life. Now, it's maybe once a week and he's...
1:00:23
Drew
You're getting close to the national average there, by the way.
1:00:25
Caller
Oh, God.
1:00:25
Adam
You had three days of it.
1:00:27
Caller
You're in there.
1:00:29
Caller
But he's very sensitive about it because he's gotten... He's developed a problem with his stamina.
1:00:37
Adam
I don't know why that's funny to me.
1:00:39
Caller
Well, I put that to the weight problem. I don't know what it is, but I mean sex now lasts about a minute to a minute and a half. And he says he's really tender to the touch afterwards. Like, there's not going to be any, you know, after play or whatever. That's it.
1:00:56
Adam
Well, now hold on there. You get a minute and a half a week. What are you complaining about?
1:01:01
Caller
You're killing me. This is not funny.
1:01:03
Adam
Wow. I wish I could do that minute thing. That'd be great. Yeah.
1:01:09
Drew
All right. So it could be that we got, is he on a medication?
1:01:12
Caller
No. And I've talked to him about getting counseling because it's been such a stressful past year.
1:01:20
Adam
What's he do for a living?
1:01:22
Caller
He manages an auto parts store.
1:01:26
Caller
What's that mean? That's not bad. No. No.
1:01:29
Caller
I mean, it's not stressful in the sense if you look at it, but he just, he stresses out about everything.
1:01:35
Yeah.
1:01:37
Adam
Yeah. That's good. But you get 30% off alternators.
1:01:41
Drew
So he's depressed and overwhelmed and alcoholic.
1:01:46
Caller
I don't know whether to call him an alcoholic or not. We've fought, the only thing that we've ever fought about is his alcohol problem. So I would tend to call him one, but he says he's not, which is typical of an alcoholic.
1:01:55
Drew
Alcoholism means a continued progressive relationship with alcohol in spite of consequence. And one of the areas of consequence would be relationship.
1:02:05
All right.
1:02:05
Drew
So there you go.
1:02:06
Wow.
1:02:07
Adam
Hey, Lise?
1:02:08
Caller
Yeah.
1:02:08
Adam
Yeah, you're 21. You seem like you've seen a lot in your 21 years.
1:02:12
Caller
I feel pretty grown up.
1:02:13
Yeah. All right.
1:02:15
Caller
I still feel like a kid and I don't want to be dealing with that.
1:02:17
Adam
Well, listen, tell him you guys got to get, or he's got to get into some counseling, otherwise it's over.
1:02:22
Drew
Got to go. Why don't you just, I'll tell you what. First of all, let me ask you this. Does his, he's got a mom or dad as an alcoholic?
1:02:28
Caller
I don't believe so.
1:02:29
Drew
Grandparents?
1:02:30
Caller
I've never known them to be alcoholics, but he has relatives. All of his uncles and aunts have drinking.
1:02:34
Drew
All right, there you go. Okay. So he's got the family history, he's got all the features of it. That's it, that's the disease. So what you need to do is go to Al-Anon. You go to Al-Anon, you start working the stabs, you get a sponsor, you go regularly. That has the highest probability, believe it or not, of actually getting his attention and causing him to make change. Because what will happen is you'll start growing in the Al-Anon recovery process. And it's actually quite enjoyable. And as a result of that, he will get scared. He'll see you sort of growing away from him and he will realize he has to change because you're already on your way out. Not leaving, but you're just sort of growing away. And believe me, alcoholics frequently, that gets them.
1:03:11
Adam
All right. And listen, ladies, unfortunately, you are the foreman, you are the principals, you are the camp counselors of relationships. Because guys will keep packing on the weight, keep down in the booze. You'll go from a minute and a half of sex a week to a minute and a half of sex a month. He'll just keep spiraling down, he'll not want to talk about it, and he'll just keep pushing you out. And that's what guys do in relationships, especially young guys. You're the ones who have to create some consequences and bring them to bear because otherwise we won't do it. Guys inherently do not want to fix relationships or discuss them or go to counseling. It's just a gene that guys have and it's even stronger when you're 22, 23 years old.
1:03:58
Drew
It's the same gene that makes them roam and what not. I gotta withdraw, I gotta be by myself, I'm irritable.
1:04:04
Adam
Yeah, you start calling the guy out and now he stops talking to you. He starts avoiding you. But listen, girls, you gotta do that. Sorry, it's your job. We're just not that interested.
1:04:16
Drew
I don't know.
1:04:16
Adam
It's not that we're not interested, we just can't.
1:04:18
Drew
We're lame, yeah.
1:04:19
Adam
Well, listen, we no sooner can do that than we can breastfeed. There's just certain things you gotta do that you're better at than us and there's some noise in the night, we'll get up and go check it out. Other than that, you do everything. That's it, relationships. Justin?
1:04:37
Caller
Yeah.
1:04:37
Adam
You're 14.
1:04:38
Caller
Yeah.
1:04:39
Adam
What's up?
1:04:40
Caller
I get really, really bad headaches ever since I was like eight years old. Where the light just makes this kill me and the sound. I see these like, it kind of sounds weird, but I see these like floating things.
1:04:55
Drew
Yeah. Are they bright?
1:04:57
Caller
Oh yeah. They're kind of clear and see-through.
1:04:59
Drew
Right. That's a migraine. That's a true migraine you're talking about.
1:05:01
Caller
A long snake and then sometimes I see like flickering spots.
1:05:06
Drew
These are true migraines and there is excellent treatment out there for migraines.
1:05:10
Caller
Well, I've never been to a doctor and nothing.
1:05:12
Drew
Your mom had migraines?
1:05:13
Caller
Yeah, my mom did until she moved out when I was eight.
1:05:16
Drew
It tends to be family history. But, boy, Justin, I wish you could get some care because the migraine medicines are out there extremely effective.
1:05:25
Caller
Yeah, see, I mean I take like four Advil every day before I go to school and then when I get home from school I usually like take two more and I've been doing that for like the last two years.
1:05:35
Drew
That is not good for you.
1:05:37
Adam
It isn't?
1:05:37
Drew
No.
1:05:38
Why not?
1:05:39
Drew
It's bad for his stomach, bad for his kidneys.
1:05:41
Adam
Hey, where did your mom go when you were eight?
1:05:44
Caller
Well, my dad like, well, she was an alcoholic and my dad like, she was an alcoholic for like four years before he, before my dad and her got divorced and then she moved to Lakeside, California and I still lived in Arizona, in Lake Havasu City as a matter of fact.
1:06:01
Adam
Hey, I want to give a shout out to all my peeps over there. And are you there now?
1:06:07
Caller
No, right now I'm in Lakeside.
1:06:09
Adam
Right, you like to live around the water.
1:06:12
Drew
You know where Castaway Drive is?
1:06:14
Caller
Popper Canyon, jump off the, Yeah. This, ride on the boat every day.
1:06:18
Drew
Just, you know where Castaway Drive is?
1:06:21
Caller
Is it over by like Jamaica and all that?
1:06:25
Adam
I'm guessing, I don't know. I don't know Havasu that well. I was just there once and I was drunk.
1:06:30
Caller
Yeah, I lived there for like four years.
1:06:32
Adam
All right, so anyway, you got to get some help you got to get some treatment.
1:06:36
Drew
You're with your mom now, right?
1:06:38
Caller
No, I live with my dad.
1:06:39
Adam
All right, can you tell your dad, well I'm sure he knows about these migraines.
1:06:43
Drew
Wait, wait, didn't you say your mom moved to Lakeside?
1:06:45
Caller
Yeah.
1:06:45
Drew
Didn't you say you're in Lakeside now?
1:06:47
Caller
Yeah, but I stayed in Arizona and then she like moved to Texas and I moved from Arizona to Hawaii, then I moved from Hawaii to California.
1:06:55
Drew
Well, that clarified things. Who are you with right now?
1:06:58
Caller
My dad.
1:06:59
Adam
Okay, can you tell your dad about this and ask to see a doctor?
1:07:04
Caller
I have like mad times and he always, and like my step mom's like a nurse and she always tells me like we always are supposed to go and supposed to go and supposed to go but we never end up going.
1:07:15
Drew
Boy, you gotta go.
1:07:17
Adam
Tell her Dr. Drew said you gotta go.
1:07:19
Drew
The thing about the real true migraines can actually restrict the blood supply of the brain and cause small strokes.
1:07:24
Adam
Well.
1:07:25
Drew
It needs to be treated.
1:07:26
Adam
Small strokes is something I'm going to do when I get home tonight by the way.
1:07:29
Drew
Small ones, yeah.
1:07:31
Adam
Oh yes. I said small.
1:07:33
Drew
Short.
1:07:34
Adam
Yeah. You have to deal with this. There's all kinds of medications that are out there.
1:07:41
Drew
The things that prevent them from coming on, the things that abort them once they start.
1:07:44
Adam
Never been a better time to be alive and have migraines than now.
1:07:49
Drew
Hey, some of these things like the Maxalt and the Zomeg, and these are good medicines.
1:07:54
Caller
Yeah.
1:07:56
Adam
Didn't one of our producers from Stone Stanley inject himself and stuff? He has migraines, right, David?
1:08:04
Drew
I think he's using imitrax.
1:08:07
Adam
No, he said he rubs coke on his forehead.
1:08:09
Drew
Imitrax.
1:08:10
Adam
Crystal?
1:08:11
Caller
Yeah.
1:08:12
Adam
You're 16?
1:08:13
Caller
Yeah.
1:08:14
Drew
What's up?
1:08:15
Caller
Every time my best friend gets a boyfriend, I like him and I don't know if this is like normal or what and I don't want to do it but I can't help it.
1:08:25
Adam
All right, well stop. You're not being a good friend. Find your own guy.
1:08:29
Caller
Like I don't tell her that, I know, but it's like it makes me mad because I want to.
1:08:33
Adam
Well, do you ever get together with these guys?
1:08:35
Caller
No.
1:08:35
Adam
All right.
1:08:36
Caller
I never tell them. I just like, it's weird.
1:08:37
Caller
Yeah.
1:08:38
Adam
It's a typical thing.
1:08:39
Drew
Yeah. Not so abnormal.
1:08:41
Caller
So like nothing is wrong?
1:08:42
Drew
No. If you act on it, something's wrong. But if you just have those sorts of feelings, it's all right.
1:08:46
Adam
You know, it's interesting about life. When you're young, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, I remember even up until like early 20s, frequently being attracted to and being enamored with my friends' girlfriends. My friends were popular, good-looking guys who had a way with the ladies, even if they didn't have much money in their wallet or any, drive a nice car or anything, still managed to get some very beautiful girlfriends who were nice and everything. I always was attracted to them and I think everyone is this way in high school and stuff. Later on in life, you learn to hate your friends' partners. You really do. Now, I hate all my friends' wives. It's so sad and evil, but it's so true. It's not across the board. I'll leave a little hope out there for if any of them are listening. But my point is, no, they hate me too. The point is, is I used to love all my friends' girlfriends. Now I wish all their wives would go away somewhere and we could all live together. Drew, do you know what I'm talking about?
1:09:52
Drew
Yeah.
1:09:52
Adam
You know what I'm talking about. How does that happen?
1:09:56
Drew
When you're 15, the only girls you're close enough to touch are the other guy's girlfriends. You know what I mean? There's always the vicinity with you. The same room with you. Right.
1:10:04
Adam
It's the same reason your neighbor's magically your best friend. Right. Is it just an amazing coincidence that everyone's best friend moves in next door or across the street? Or is it that you don't have a car? Think about that. All right. We'll be back.
1:10:20
Caller
Let's have some more fun.
1:10:22
Okay, let's do it.
1:10:24
Caller
Call Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191.
1:10:28
Caller
Loveline, we'll be right back.
1:11:04
Adam
Okay, it is Loveline. Adam Carolla is Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Huh, lit in here tomorrow night, and Stone Temple Pilots in here on Wednesday night. Let's get back to the phones and speak to Maria.
1:11:23
Caller
Maria?
1:11:24
Yeah.
1:11:24
Adam
You're 27?
1:11:25
Caller
What's up?
1:11:26
Well, I wanted to know what would happen if you missed taking two birth control pills. I missed Friday and Saturday.
1:11:35
Drew
Double up for two days after that?
1:11:37
And yeah, that's what I, what is it, I went away so I thought I packed them. So when I came back on Sunday, I took both of them and then I woke up in the morning and I took another one. What would happen if you take two? Nothing, no side effects.
1:11:51
Drew
You get nauseated sometimes, but you should take two on Sunday and then two on Monday. Is that what you did?
1:11:55
Yeah.
1:11:56
Drew
All right. And then you need to use other means of birth control for the remainder of the month, because if you're not taking the pill away, where it was exactly meant to be taken, it doesn't necessarily work.
1:12:07
Adam
Justin?
1:12:08
Caller
Hey, how's it going? Good.
1:12:10
Adam
You're 18.
1:12:11
Caller
Yeah, I am.
1:12:11
Adam
What's up?
1:12:13
Caller
I've been at work and I work in the mall, and I work at a clothing store. And I started stealing stuff like three weeks ago. Oh boy. What did you steal? Just clothes and stuff because like my boss, I asked my boss for a raise and he wouldn't give me one, you know, you know, I kind of wanted to get back at him, you know, because I was working for a while.
1:12:36
Adam
So what do you make in an hour?
1:12:39
Caller
Five minimum wage, 575.
1:12:41
Adam
Is that 575?
1:12:42
Caller
Yeah, it's 575.
1:12:43
Adam
All right.
1:12:45
Caller
And, you know, like, then I started telling my friends, like, my best friend Fetty and them, and, like, then I tried to start pleasing them. But today I got caught. Like, I threw all the stuff in a trash bag, and then I threw it outside, you know, and my boss went outside, got the bag, brought it back in, and when I walked back in, you know, and all my coworkers and stuff were just standing there, like, you know, looking down at me and stuff, and, you know. And, like, this is, like, this has been, like, a chronic problem, you know, I started doing it every day, and it's like, damn.
1:13:23
Drew
So he knows it's been you now?
1:13:26
Caller
No, he doesn't know it was me, but he knew, he knows that I just did it today.
1:13:32
Drew
But I understand why you, yeah, why did you bring that up?
1:13:36
Caller
Because, like, because, like, it kind of was a habit to do it, like, every day that I was doing it.
1:13:43
Drew
So you mean you're not going to be able to stop?
1:13:45
Caller
No, no, no, no, I can stop.
1:13:46
Drew
Why do you bring up, in the context of getting caught, why was your next thought, I've been doing this chronically?
1:13:53
Caller
Like, because I have. Because I was, I was doing it.
1:13:56
Drew
Oh boy.
1:13:56
Adam
Let me talk to the land. Justin?
1:13:58
Caller
Yeah, what's up?
1:13:59
Adam
Is this the first job you've stolen from?
1:14:01
Caller
No.
1:14:02
Adam
You've done it in other jobs?
1:14:04
Caller
Yeah.
1:14:04
Adam
Every job?
1:14:05
Caller
Not everyone, but.
1:14:06
Adam
Well, not when you worked at the douche factory for one summer. But I mean. But most jobs you steal from.
1:14:14
Drew
The fertilizer farm.
1:14:15
Adam
Yeah. Right. So you didn't have the the plastic sewn into the inside of the pant pockets. You could steal the douche. But you do have a problem stealing. And it's not just this job.
1:14:27
Caller
Yeah.
1:14:28
Adam
So you'd like to stop.
1:14:29
Caller
Yeah, I do.
1:14:30
Adam
All right. Do you think you're a klepto?
1:14:33
Caller
I don't know.
1:14:34
Adam
Do you just steal at work? Do you steal from your friends? No, no, no. You steal from other places.
1:14:38
Caller
Not that bad. I mean, just like from work and stuff.
1:14:41
Drew
He just hates the man.
1:14:42
Adam
Well, stop stealing because it's gonna follow you around. And also furthermore though, get a job you like and that you're proud of and that you feel comfortable about and that you don't want to steal.
1:14:54
Caller
Yeah.
1:14:55
Adam
You understand?
1:14:56
Caller
Yeah, I understand.
1:14:57
Drew
There's something maybe more physical, something in a way you can, something, something where it's not.
1:15:02
Caller
Yeah.
1:15:02
Adam
Listen, it's not man's work to be putting price tags on sweaters. Do you know what I'm saying? You need to be out in the sun with a pickaxe. Know what I mean?
1:15:13
Drew
A chain around your ankle?
1:15:13
Adam
Maybe like a railroad or something. Yeah, we need to build some railroads.
1:15:18
Drew
Yeah, I got an idea.
1:15:19
Adam
You know what I'm gonna do when I'm in charge? I'm gonna build a railroad. It's gonna be one big circle. It's not gonna go anywhere.
1:15:27
Drew
An interlocked circle swirling in.
1:15:29
Adam
Yeah, it's gonna look like one of those things you stare at to be hypnotized. It's gonna look like one of those cinnamon bun rolls. It's gonna start in the middle, it's gonna keep spiraling out, it's gonna go nowhere. I'm never gonna put a train on it, but I'm gonna put every hoodlum, every troublemaker, and every guy that needs a little energy to blow off on it. About 12 hours out in the sun every day. That's what I'm gonna do. Railroad down.
1:15:55
Drew
You know, you could just do a big circle and have two crews, one that tears up the track and one that lays it down.
1:16:00
Adam
Yeah, following, going the opposite direction?
1:16:03
Drew
Yeah, following.
1:16:04
Adam
Yeah, following behind. Yeah, that's good. That's good. All right, Anderson, what do you got going there? You're pointing at something?
1:16:11
Caller
I was just saying that was good of Drew to think that.
1:16:12
Caller
And then when they meet each other, they could kill each other?
1:16:15
Drew
No, no, no, following behind.
1:16:16
Adam
No, they'll fall behind and tear the tracks up. Yeah, I know what you're thinking. You go that way, I go this way, but that's too productive. Yeah, all right, that's what I'm going to do when I'm in charge. Jake?
1:16:28
Caller
Hi.
1:16:28
Adam
You're 17.
1:16:29
Caller
Yeah.
1:16:30
Adam
What's up?
1:16:31
Caller
Well, I was fingering my girlfriend one night, and the day after she was at work, she said that she had to go to the bathroom every five minutes or so.
1:16:41
Drew
You gave her a urinary tract infection.
1:16:43
Caller
Oh, yeah? Yeah.
1:16:45
Drew
You smash around down there, you push bacteria into the urethra, and that's how they get infections. And she needs to see a doctor get an antibiotic right away.
1:16:53
Caller
OK.
1:16:53
Drew
You can get up into her kidney. It's going to be a big mess if she doesn't get it treated. But it's a very common thing. It happens all the time.
1:16:59
Caller
All right.
1:17:00
Adam
All right. Hey, is there any fingering technique that doesn't do that, Drew?
1:17:06
Drew
Yeah.
1:17:07
Adam
Where is that urethra?
1:17:08
Drew
It's kind of inside. So you don't have to smash around in there. It's not doing much for your friend.
1:17:14
Adam
Your friend?
1:17:15
Drew
Your woman friend.
1:17:16
Adam
Mr. Vagina?
1:17:17
Drew
Yeah, Mr. Vagina. Let's get the book out.
1:17:19
Adam
Where is the book? Ms. Vagina?
1:17:22
Drew
Where is the book?
1:17:23
Adam
Oh, you know I don't like looking at that book, Drew.
1:17:25
Drew
I know. That's why I like bringing it out.
1:17:26
Adam
Tell me, Ann, where is your urethra? You got one, right? Yeah. Well, no, what I'm saying is, here's the vagina, then at the top, near the top, isn't the clitoris around the top area?
1:17:40
Drew
Yeah, that's the top. That's sort of the point.
1:17:43
Adam
Yeah, well, it's not right in that part, but it's down a little bit, isn't it?
1:17:46
Drew
No.
1:17:47
Adam
Right there? Ann, right all the way up?
1:17:51
Drew
I've told you that a thousand times, and you fight it every time. Give me the magazine.
1:17:54
Adam
It's not all the way up. God damn you. Where is that thing?
1:17:57
Drew
Yeah, it is.
1:17:57
Caller
It's right underneath the clitoris.
1:18:00
Adam
Oh, yeah. All right. Wait a minute. No, I still don't think that... What the... How much crap can they pile on this? Is this it? Yeah, yeah. Jesus Christ. 60 pounds worth of junk on this thing. All right. Open that thing up, and don't let me look at it because it ruins the sexual fantasy for me, seeing all the working parts inside a woman. But the urethra is below the clitoris. No. Here it goes again.
1:18:27
Drew
Listen, this is the point. There it is.
1:18:29
Adam
That's the clitoris?
1:18:30
Drew
Yes.
1:18:30
Adam
All right. But I would argue that the vagina is still keeps going up there.
1:18:34
Drew
You know what? It goes from here to here. That's the whole extent of it.
1:18:36
Adam
It's just beneath.
1:18:37
Drew
But it goes to the...
1:18:38
Adam
Yeah, but this is the business end down at the bottom. Yes.
1:18:41
Drew
Yes. Okay. I'll give you that. Okay. There's the rethra right here.
1:18:44
Adam
That's how far under the clitoris would you say that is? Half an inch?
1:18:49
Drew
Centimeter? A couple of centimeters?
1:18:51
Adam
Yeah. I deal in millimeters and inches. Which one? You say it's half an inch?
1:18:55
Drew
Yeah.
1:18:57
Adam
And would you say...
1:18:58
Drew
Half an inch on this picture, right?
1:18:59
Adam
Well, no. That's more like a quarter inch there. What scale is this vagina? Would you say that's...
1:19:08
Drew
Half scale.
1:19:08
Caller
That's quite true to life.
1:19:10
Drew
Half scale.
1:19:11
Adam
Half scale vagina? Let's see. What do you think, Ann? Yeah. Is that about half scale picture?
1:19:16
Caller
Maybe three quarter.
1:19:18
Adam
If that was full scale, I'd tell you to put a hole in it. I'd go to the bathroom, test it out. All right. So Ann, how far is your urethra underneath your clitoris?
1:19:27
Caller
I'd say about a quarter of an inch.
1:19:29
Adam
Quarter inch? But that's a quarter... Thickness of a pencil is a quarter inch. That seems a little light, doesn't it? Maybe a little more?
1:19:36
Drew
About two pencils.
1:19:37
Adam
Couple pencils? Two fingers plain?
1:19:40
Caller
Okay.
1:19:41
Adam
All right. So anyway, what should you do? You should either go underneath it into the hole area there, or go above it where the clitoris is, right? Right. There you go. All right. See, I'm learning. I'll find my way around there. James?
1:19:58
Caller
Yes.
1:19:58
Adam
What's up?
1:20:00
Caller
Last week, I found a lump in my left testicle, and I was wondering, the only thing I've ever heard that be is cancer.
1:20:10
Drew
No, it can be hernias, cysts, veins, all sorts of stuff.
1:20:14
Caller
I'm good going in there.
1:20:15
Drew
Is it smooth or rubbery?
1:20:17
Caller
No, it just feels kind of just like a lump, you know?
1:20:23
Drew
Is it smooth?
1:20:25
Caller
No, it feels like it pops up probably about the size of a, or half the size of a pencil eraser.
1:20:34
Drew
Is it smooth?
1:20:37
Caller
I would guess so, yeah.
1:20:38
Drew
How many times did I have to answer that?
1:20:40
Adam
To be fair to James, you only asked four times.
1:20:43
Drew
A cancer will typically feel like a pebble, like real sharp surfaces of rock, like a rock in there.
1:20:49
Caller
Yeah, that's what it's like. Well, the rest of the testicle is smooth and then there's a lump there.
1:20:55
Drew
Yeah, but the lump, it can be firm, but if it has a smooth surface to it, it usually is nothing to worry about. But you got to get an ultrasound, you got to have a doctor look at it.
1:21:03
Caller
Okay, well, if it is, will they have to do surgery and have it removed?
1:21:08
Drew
If it is, that's the usual approach. As you know, Tom Green, I was involved in that whole Tom Green thing, I don't know if you're aware of that.
1:21:14
Adam
You were?
1:21:15
Drew
Yeah.
1:21:16
Adam
Really?
1:21:17
Drew
Yeah. And what were you involved with? Getting him to the right urologist.
1:21:22
Adam
Was he not at the right guy before?
1:21:24
Drew
He was not the best guy.
1:21:25
Adam
What was the story with Tom Green? I know he had a testicle removed recently.
1:21:30
Drew
Yeah.
1:21:31
Adam
What was the situation?
1:21:32
Drew
He just found cancer. He was following your advice to do regular self-examinations.
1:21:36
Adam
Yeah.
1:21:37
Drew
And came upon this thing and pow, that was it.
1:21:40
Adam
And what did they do?
1:21:42
Drew
Take a testy out and do a dissection of the lymph nodes in there too.
1:21:46
Adam
So, they cut him up pretty high up?
1:21:48
Drew
Pretty good, yeah.
1:21:49
Adam
Yeah. He's okay now?
1:21:50
Drew
Yeah.
1:21:51
Adam
And what were you doing?
1:21:53
Drew
Just telling him where to go.
1:21:54
Adam
His manager is our manager. That's where the connection came in. All right. And poor Howard, he saw his cash register heading in the back of an ambulance. He got in that Lexus and started following it. He's not listening.
1:22:11
Drew
He's going to kill me. Every time you go out in the boxing ring, he thinks that too.
1:22:14
Adam
Oh, please.
1:22:16
Drew
That's your cash register, right?
1:22:17
Adam
Oh, right here?
1:22:18
Drew
Yeah.
1:22:18
Adam
That's right. That's my face. That's the cash register. Yeah. All right. We're going to speak to Tiffany before we go to break. Tiffany?
1:22:26
Caller
Hi.
1:22:28
Adam
You're 19.
1:22:29
Caller
Yeah.
1:22:29
Adam
What's up?
1:22:30
Caller
I'm pregnant.
1:22:31
Adam
Fantastic.
1:22:33
Caller
No. I'm going to get an abortion.
1:22:35
Caller
But my boyfriend's in jail right now, and I don't want to tell him that I'm pregnant.
1:22:41
Caller
I don't know whether to tell him at all that I'm going to get the abortion.
1:22:44
Adam
Well, what's he in jail for?
1:22:46
Caller
Assault.
1:22:49
Adam
He stole salt?
1:22:50
Caller
No. Assault.
1:22:51
Adam
I see. That's not as bad. Who did he assault?
1:22:57
Caller
Some guys.
1:22:58
Adam
I see. Why did he do that?
1:23:00
Caller
I don't know. Just fighting.
1:23:03
Adam
I see. And the fact that he's in jail for fighting probably means he's done some fighting before that.
1:23:10
Caller
Yeah.
1:23:10
Adam
Yeah. Why are you hooked up with a guy like that?
1:23:14
Caller
I don't know. I don't know.
1:23:16
Caller
I love him.
1:23:17
Adam
Well, what's not to love? Boy, it scares me when a woman laughs like Arnold.
1:23:24
Drew
Professor Fate.
1:23:25
Adam
From Happy Days, you know.
1:23:29
Caller
Bye.
1:23:30
Adam
All right, baby. You have any other kids?
1:23:33
Caller
No.
1:23:33
Adam
That's good times. And when's he out of the jug?
1:23:37
Caller
Thursday.
1:23:39
Adam
All right. You guys will be reunited and you'll be pregnant again in no time. Yeah. What do you do for a living?
1:23:46
Caller
I work for an airline.
1:23:48
Adam
Uh-oh.
1:23:48
Drew
What do you do for them?
1:23:49
Adam
I'm a pilot.
1:23:50
Caller
Reservation.
1:23:50
Adam
Okay. Hey, Tiffany. Get that abortion. And don't tell him about it. And he doesn't care anyway.
1:23:59
Caller
Okay.
1:24:00
Adam
There's my advice. How old is he? Still getting into trouble, huh? That's not a great sign, by the way.
1:24:09
Caller
I know.
1:24:09
Adam
Guys, you know, they have a little extra energy sometimes. A little steam to blow off. A lot of testosterone pumping. Twenty-seven, going to the cooler for a week because of more brawling.
1:24:22
Drew
It's a lifestyle.
1:24:22
Adam
It's a lifestyle.
1:24:23
Drew
It's a commitment.
1:24:23
Adam
Yeah, you're kind of saying, I'm in this for the long haul.
1:24:27
Drew
What airline do you work for?
1:24:29
Caller
Which airline?
1:24:30
Caller
Continental.
1:24:31
Adam
Yeah, I just flew Continental.
1:24:32
Caller
Oh, good deal.
1:24:33
Drew
I heard good things about it.
1:24:34
Adam
Yeah, it was good.
1:24:34
Drew
God, I was in Alaska last weekend. Oh, my God.
1:24:37
Adam
You flew Alaska?
1:24:38
Drew
The plane's over the ticket booth. Oh, my God. That's what I was going to yell at her about.
1:24:41
Adam
Oh, okay. Hey, Tiffany? Sorry you don't work for Alaska. Drew can't yell at you. All right, baby. You sure you don't want to go out with a guy who's not a felon?
1:24:50
Caller
Yeah, I'm pretty sure. I'm looking for somebody new.
1:24:52
Drew
All right.
1:24:53
Adam
Oh, you're looking for someone new?
1:24:55
Drew
Get on the pill too while you're at it.
1:24:56
Caller
Oh, yeah.
1:24:57
Adam
All right, baby.
1:24:58
Drew
All right.
1:24:58
Caller
Thanks.
1:24:59
Drew
Take care.
1:24:59
Adam
God bless you. I just, I don't know why this popped in my head, and I just got to say before we go to break, but I never get tired of being insulted and outraged when I hear the stories of guys like Ted Bundy siring children in prison. More than one, if memory serves, Ted Bundy, Ted F. Bundy, Ted Bundy, who would put his arm in a fake cast, hover around spring break in Florida, lure 16, 17-year-old girls away, and basically torture them, rape them, and kill them, and did not focus on 40-year-old prostitutes, work in the red light district. 16, 15, 14-year-old girls, torture them, rape them, kill them, and did this. They don't even know how many of these women he got to, but it was certainly in the 30s, at least in the 30s. And while he was in prison, he was incarcerated for at least 10 years before he finally got fried, which is the good news, got himself married, had himself some conjugal visits, and has himself, I think, has a 19-year-old daughter now. When as a society do we think it's okay? I mean, when can we finally say at a certain point, hey, you're not getting laid. You've raped, tortured, and killed too many teenagers. The line is 25. You did 37. Sorry. You can't bang your way in prison while you're waiting to hit the chair, Ted. Is that okay? Is it all right to have those kind of laws? Do you know what I'm saying? Why does Tex Watkins, one of the Manson family members, have a handful of kids he sired from prison? Do we want guys that are in prison having kids? Serial killers? Mass murders? I mean, how bizarre is that? But here's the real beauty. No guest house above my garage. That cannot be done. That, it's a mathematical impossibility that the government let me at my own expense, great expense, erect a building on top of a piece of property that I own.
1:27:46
Drew
To whatever specification they require.
1:27:48
Adam
To whatever specification they require. That, we cannot live in that kind of anarchy. But if Ted Bundy wants to get his goddamn rocks off while he's behind bars, that's nobody's business but his own. And imagine being the parents of one of those 16 year old children that was raped and tortured by this animal, knowing that he's bumping pubes behind bars. That we brought a woman in and let him have his few minutes with her in the trailer after he got done destroying your life.
1:28:23
Caller
Do you know what I'm saying? What is that?
1:28:25
Adam
Why aren't more people outraged by that? How does that work and why can't we say no? And why do we have to have laws that are so sweeping? It's like, well, if the guy who's behind bars for selling a dime bag of weed at a Grateful Dead concert gets to get married, then Ted Bunny. Why is that? Why can't we say no? If you're on death row and you're serial rapist and killer, we'll make an exception. You cannot get married. The guy who sold the acid at the concert, he can get married if he wants. What's wrong with that law? Why is everyone, why does that work? And why would the system fall apart if we made that distinction? Oh, people better pray I get in charge soon around here. We'll be back.
1:29:09
Caller
Yo, Loveline will be right back, homie.
1:29:49
Drew
Still hearing about building codes and pencil pushers and Jesus Christ. Death row inmates.
1:29:56
Adam
Had enough to hear with these idiots. Government pencil pushing pussies. Drive me insane. Had a guy, I was just telling Drew, when I built my house a few years ago, I had some inspector telling me I had to enlarge my bathroom door from 28 inches to 32 inches because it was code. And by the way, maybe I don't like fat people. Maybe I want a skinny door in my bathroom. Maybe that's my own goddamn business. Maybe when they pay for the goddamn house, then they can tell me. But he said 32. And because I was a contractor, I knew what the 32 was. That's for wheelchair access. They enlarge all doors to a minimum size of 32 inches so that the handicapped folk can make it through in their wheelchairs. I guess Larry Flynn could swing by. But what he didn't factor in is there's 86 stairs from the street up to my house.
1:30:49
Drew
It would require a crane to put something in your house.
1:30:51
Adam
Drew, you've been to my house.
1:30:52
Drew
I can't make it on two feet. I won't let my kids climb your stairs.
1:30:56
Adam
My grandmother can't come into my house because she's just not strong enough to make it up all of the stairs.
1:31:02
Drew
You mean that worked?
1:31:03
Adam
Yet I got some pencil dick telling me that I got to knock open my bathroom door for wheelchair access. I told the guy to kiss my ass and he didn't want to admit it either. I said, why is it 32? He said, that's the code. I said, why is that? He wouldn't tell me. I said, because it's wheelchair, isn't it? Sea sucker, driving me nuts, these guys. Jesus Christ. We all need to stand up against these people. Misty?
1:31:33
Caller
Yes.
1:31:33
Adam
We do.
1:31:35
Caller
Good.
1:31:36
Adam
Listen, next time you get a ticket for going through a four-way stop sign at four in the morning on some desolate stretch of highway, we need to say, hey, there's no danger. What about the spirit of the law? You know what I mean? Why we all just turn over and invite it for everybody? We should fight these things. Greatest day in my life is when I beat that candy ass J-walking ticket in the crappy city of Burbank. Greatest day in my life. Burbankians can kiss my hairy ass. I like to sue you for wasting my time.
1:32:10
Drew
Didn't you get in trouble for talking about the judge on the radio?
1:32:13
Adam
I talked about all those pussies on the radio. Listen, if you're going to sit around and bust people for J-walking inside the crosswalk while the signal's green, you deserve to get your ass chewed out. You drive me nuts.
1:32:27
Drew
Misty?
1:32:28
Adam
What's up?
1:32:29
Drew
Better make it quick before he goes off again.
1:32:32
Caller
I was just wondering, if my husband thinks I'm weird because I don't want to have sex because I'm eight months pregnant, is it okay to have sex?
1:32:41
Drew
Are you having any labor?
1:32:43
Caller
Just pre-labor.
1:32:45
Drew
The false labor, huh?
1:32:46
Caller
Yeah.
1:32:46
Adam
That could feel good on him.
1:32:49
Drew
There shouldn't be any problem.
1:32:51
Caller
All right.
1:32:52
Adam
Have fun. There we go. Brent?
1:32:55
Caller
Yes.
1:32:57
Adam
You got withdrawals from a dexedrine?
1:32:59
Caller
Yeah. I have ADD and ADHD. I wanted to know if there would be any withdrawals from Luvox or dexedrine when I want to try to get off.
1:33:12
Drew
Luvox there isn't, but dexedrine, it's stimulant speed. So there can be a little bit of a drop off from that, but it's usually not too bad.
1:33:20
Adam
All right.
1:33:21
Caller
Let's see. That's one more here. Brian?
1:33:25
Caller
Yeah.
1:33:25
Adam
The 21 you just found out that your wife cheated on you while you were in jail.
1:33:31
Caller
Yes.
1:33:32
Adam
What were you in jail for?
1:33:34
Caller
Contributing to a minor.
1:33:36
Caller
I bought a 16-year-old pack of cigarettes.
1:33:39
Adam
Yeah. You must have done more than that.
1:33:41
Drew
Of course.
1:33:42
Adam
What else did you do? While you're robbing the liquor store, you threw them a pack of cigarettes?
1:33:46
Drew
No.
1:33:46
Caller
I just handed her a pack of cigarettes.
1:33:49
Drew
Ryan, what else was going on?
1:33:50
Adam
You had some priors though, didn't you buddy? You had some priors, didn't you?
1:33:54
Drew
No.
1:33:55
Adam
No. You just bought a pack of cigarettes for a kid and you did time.
1:33:58
Drew
Yeah.
1:33:58
Caller
They gave me 20 days in county.
1:34:00
Adam
All right.
1:34:01
Drew
It doesn't make sense.
1:34:02
Adam
It doesn't make sense. Come on. What else did you do? What did they say you did?
1:34:06
Caller
I had sex with her and her parents pressed charges.
1:34:08
Adam
Okay. All right. So you bought a pack of cigarettes and you're a corn holder. Fine. All right.
1:34:13
Drew
How could you have left that out?
1:34:15
Adam
I don't know. Now I'm done with it.
1:34:16
Drew
Oh my God.
1:34:18
Adam
Well, we're in there for the cigarettes, you idiot. In there for having sex with a minor. Then his wife cheated on him while he was in jail. Don't have kids. Just don't have kids. All right. We're taking a break.
1:34:33
Caller
Love Line with Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew.
1:35:11
Drew
And another memorable evening comes to a close. Tomorrow night, a good group of guys are coming in here lit. The next night, which will be Wednesday here on the West Coast, Stone Temple Pilots. Be sure to tune in to that, and then Busy Phillips on Thursday. So again, this is Dr. Drew on behalf of Adam Carolla saying mahalo.
1:35:29
Adam
Uh, okay. All right, so you bought a pack of cigarettes and you're a corn holder. Well, now.