1:52🔗AdamYes, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla, that is Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1, fax number 310-854-4455. Dr. Drew is a board certified physician and addiction medicine specialist.
2:06🔗DrewAnd I never knew how much Adam cared about me until tonight.
2:20🔗AdamI love Drew. I don't know how they got that sentence. I think they must have pieced together a sentence. I must have said, I love Puntang or pizza or something. And then they went and clipped that Drew when I said like that.
2:34🔗AdamThey pulled the Drew off of that. Matthew McConaughey is our guest tonight. He's starring in the new movie U-571, which is coming out this Friday. And I'm not just kissing butt when I say this. I like these kinds of movies. I like a good sub movie. I like a good war movie. I like a good adventure movie and a mission movie. And apparently, that's what this movie is. And there's your microphone over there, Matthew, if you want to...
3:08🔗Matthew McConaugheyYou get all of that in this one, man.
3:10🔗AdamI like it. I was talking to Drew last week about the scene that's in every sub movie where they shush people in the sub. Do you have a good shush scene?
3:27🔗Matthew McConaugheyYeah. So you get without the literal shush.
3:30🔗AdamBut no one shushes anybody? That's good, because I was making fun of that scene. Every sub-movie is like 40,000 fathoms above us is a German cruiser. But it doesn't have that scene and I'm glad. But Harvey Keitel, Harvey Corman, all the big names.
3:54🔗Matthew McConaugheyBon Jovi, Bill Paxton, Jake Weber, Eric Palladino, we got about 14 of us guys.
4:09🔗AdamLike the brandy song goes. So this story is, and we don't want to give away too much, but you can give away as much as you're comfortable giving away. It's World War II, it's on a sub. People don't realize it's one of the most dangerous, most claustrophobic, bizarre details you could possibly imagine being on a sub patrol, especially in World War II. I mean, subs were in their infancy. And there wasn't a whole lot of emphasis on comfort or safety. And these guys were going out for months at a time and staying under oftentimes for weeks at a time.
4:47🔗Matthew McConaugheyOnce you're down, it's not like you get moody and you have a chance to go back up. You're down.
4:52🔗AdamAnd it's got to do something to your psyche. I mean, to be hundreds of feet under the water with a bunch of smelly guys for weeks on end. I mean, it's got to drive you a little nuts. And then the danger factor, it's kind of weird, but you're already sunk if you really think about it. I mean, there's all it's going to take is a hole in your can and you're staying.
5:17🔗Matthew McConaugheyFire and water will sink, it will kill you.
5:20🔗AdamYou know, I mean, when you're on a boat, you get hit, at least you can jump overboard. You get hit or something goes wrong down there and that's it. You just never come up.
5:28🔗Matthew McConaugheyAnd it's not like one of you is going to go down. If you get hit, you're all going down.
5:33🔗AdamRight. Yeah, I couldn't imagine signing up for that detail. Was it a volunteer detail back then?
5:40🔗Matthew McConaugheyI believe so. I think you've got your choice. I think you've got to sign up for if you want to be on a carrier or if you want to be on a sub. And I don't exactly know the numbers, but I would suppose that the sub-duty was the lowest.
5:52🔗AdamYeah. Well, and so this is a movie about a mission, World War II. These guys all have to carry it out. And we won't give away too much of the plot, but I can't wait to see.
6:05🔗Matthew McConaugheyI have not seen more suspense in the film.
6:11🔗Matthew McConaugheyYeah, this is the closest to what I would call an action film, but even from other films I've done, as far as action goes, this has got the suspense that I'll put up against anything. It works.
6:22🔗AdamLet me take this moment to kiss your ass for your work in Dazed and Confused because, Drew, I don't know if you saw Dazed and Confused.
6:30🔗DrewIt was a long time ago. It's kind of blurry for me because I couldn't tell whether I was reliving a memory or whether I was actually watching a film.
6:36🔗AdamRight, yeah, because in 1976 was sort of your wheelhouse. When did you graduate high school?
6:42🔗AdamPerfect. So these guys were all graduating in 76. And Matthew was perfect because he played the guy who graduated a year or two before who was still hanging out, big fish in the small pond. He'd been working for I think the phone company or something for a year or two.
6:59🔗Matthew McConaugheyJust keeping him from changing my pond.
7:02🔗AdamJust having ten bucks in your pocket meant you were sort of way a few rungs up on the ladder. Then you got a ride, you got your own wheels, and all you got to do is slide down a couple of years. It's a pretty crucial couple of years. I mean, from 25 to 23 is no big deal, but if you're talking about people that are still in high school and you're a couple of years older, you are king of that hill.
7:24🔗DrewThe people he hung out with when he was a senior.
7:26🔗AdamRight. And he was just, I was watching that movie. I'd never seen you before. I wasn't familiar with your work, but I just said, that guy, that is perfect. Perfect. It was just, you were that dude.
7:41🔗Matthew McConaugheyThank you. That guy was based on, my brother still says a very sarcastic thank you to me when I say this, but it was based on who I thought my middle brother was.
7:52🔗DrewThat's as compared to what your middle brother thinks he is?
7:55🔗Matthew McConaugheyExactly. He was seven years older, so there are those times where I know mom and dad were out of town, we had parties, I saw certain things, but you think your older brother is seven feet tall. You think the Concorde system in the back of that Z28 is the best sounding system you've ever heard in your life, and you think that your brother there hanging out in the smoking section, again, is the absolute stud of all beings. I put those images together.
8:17🔗AdamIt's amazing how much mileage you can get out of just being born a year and a half, two years earlier, when someone is 16 and someone is 19, let's say. I mean, you were automatically cool just by virtue of the fact that you had graduated two years ago and these other guys were still in high school. It was a big, I mean, it doesn't really fly once you get in your 40s, let's say.
8:38🔗DrewYou and I have hit a point, though, where they actually can't believe we survive, like we live. I was in Colorado State on Thursday night, and they asked how old I was, and they were like, whoa.
9:08🔗Matthew McConaugheyAppreciate it, Sean. Appreciate it.
9:09🔗CallerYeah. I'm 16, and this girl I met at the high school across came about two weeks ago. She's 15, and I'm a sophomore in high school. She's a freshman. And anyway, she really liked me, and she gave me her number, and she called me last weekend, and we got together went to the movies, and then I asked her out like a day after I knew her, just because I felt like things went good. I usually rush into things. So later that week, she's like, yeah, this doesn't work and she broke up with me. And last Friday, she just called me up at the Blooms. Like, you know, I feel like, you know, having sex. I was like, okay. And she's like, I'll be here for five minutes. So she comes over.
9:52🔗CallerHer friend drove her over, and I was alone, no one was at home or whatever, and she comes over like 10 minutes later, and she gets in, and I'm a virgin.
10:00🔗DrewJust one second. Just picture Sean during that 10 minutes.
10:04🔗Matthew McConaugheyWhile she's on her way over.
10:06🔗CallerI tripped and fell like all over, but I'm a virgin.
10:09🔗AdamThe first thing he did was he pulled the Dick Van Dyke maneuver on the ottoman, rushing for the shower to wash his groin off. Tell me, did you go for the full shower or just the groinal?
10:22🔗CallerThe 30-second shower. I didn't jump out and I slipped on the tub and hit my head on the same time.
10:28🔗AdamYeah, it's great. Great. I didn't even feel it. Oh my God. You're like taking a multivitamin, slamming on aquavelva, doing a little karate move in front of the full length mirror in your towel.
10:39🔗Matthew McConaugheyMaybe no music. Whoa, maybe not. I'm thinking of that phone call.
10:44🔗AdamI don't know what's up. She broke up with you and then she calls you and said she wanted some sex. So anyway, she's got some stuff going on. She's coming over.
10:52🔗CallerYeah, and so she's over here or whatever. Should we go to my room? I got to try to as best I could in the two seconds I had. Get the mood going, lights off. Got some crappy slow music on. She gets in there and she's like, well, I only have 10 minutes. I got to go. She's beeped and she left the house. I'm like, okay.
11:33🔗Matthew McConaugheyWhat happened in the 10 minutes?
11:34🔗CallerOkay. So yeah, I've never been down there before. The lights were out and I couldn't see a thing. So picture, you know, a virgin not been down before fumbling around. I mean, yeah, I was trying to find where it's supposed to go.
11:49🔗CallerI couldn't get it in and I was like, okay, crap. You know, I fell with my finger and I tried to put it in. I don't know if it was the angle I was coming from or what, but I couldn't get it in.
12:13🔗CallerYeah. So anyway, six minutes later I'm like, okay, you know what, I'm not that hard anymore. And she went in two minutes later, it's like, okay. And she's like, I gotta go. I'm like, what?
12:24🔗AdamAll right. So she left. Right. All right. So your question is, is how to kill yourself? I suggest hanging or pills.
12:33🔗CallerKind of tied a noose around my penis and hang it.
12:35🔗AdamYeah, hang it around your penis. All right. Listen, Sean, it's a tough situation. I don't know how many virgins would have done any better than that.
12:45🔗DrewTotally understandable. And even most guys, I don't know if most is the right number, but many guys on their first go out outing experienced some kind of dysfunction. So you've now got that out of the way, and in the most sort of extraordinary way, in fact.
12:59🔗Matthew McConaugheyLet me say this, that first time, you said this is your first time, as you said, down there. Doesn't every guy think it's a little higher than it is?
13:36🔗Matthew McConaugheyBecause it was horizontal to the ground.
13:39🔗AdamHere's the problem. We didn't have access to hardcore porn growing up. We saw this softcore porn, all these Emanuel movies and a diary of an English window cleaner and all this nonsense. And whenever they hump, they're on top of each other. My impression of love making was the guy lies on top of the woman and does sort of a push-up maneuver, but flat on her, like that. I wasn't thinking about going down and up or in. You know what I'm talking about? And when you see, when you saw the picture like in Playboy, that was really my other reference source for women, is I thought the business end was sort of where the hair was up there at the top.
14:22🔗Matthew McConaugheyI thought it was right behind there, just right here looking at you right up the page while she was standing up.
14:25🔗AdamYeah, that the hair was just sort of a curtain. You know, you just have to get past that.
14:29🔗DrewA prehistoric man would express themselves by sort of displaying what they thought their image of woman was when they'd drawn the cave walls and stuff. It would look about like what you got expected.
14:37🔗AdamThat was it. Yeah. So the idea that it was sort of tucked up in there was a surprise. I'm still shocked and dismayed. On 35, I haven't gotten over it yet. Each time, each new vagina I see, I never get over it.
14:53🔗AdamThat's right. Where's the one I grew up picturing?
14:58🔗DrewSo, Sean, please, you sound pretty good spirits about this. She is not somebody you probably want to stay involved with. She's got a lot of stuff going on.
15:06🔗Matthew McConaugheyTake your time. Get her to come work on your time.
15:09🔗DrewSomebody who you have a relationship with, you can take your time with. That's where it's at.
15:12🔗AdamYeah. When the light's out, that's tough too, when you don't know what's going on in there. That's rough because it's like, I was thinking the whole time he was talking, like if you work on cars a lot and you change the water pump enough on the same car, you don't even need to look. You just drop your wrench and your hand down there and you start, you know what to feel for. But if it's your first time out, you need a shop light and a manual.
15:34🔗DrewHere's the extraordinary things about man. They know where that stuff goes in, but that's about all they ever figure out. The rest of it, they never learn, ever. A lifetime of working with it, they never figure it out.
16:00🔗CallerI was like, I was, I was in this chowder the other day, and I looked down at my penis, and I saw these like, little like bumps underneath it, like underneath the penis, and all over the scrotum, like, like kind of goose bumps.
16:17🔗DrewThat's a good description of the pearly penile papules, basically. And those are normally, you're hit in that age when these kinds of things start to develop, and I wouldn't worry about it.
16:38🔗Pretty good. Hey, my question is, I got a girlfriend who's 21 and I'm 20, and sex has been really great between us, but the only problem is she will not give you a head when I'm awake. But she'll wait till I'm sleeping and then do it.
16:54🔗AdamYeah. Drew and I have the same relationship. At least I think we do. I'm not sure. I suspect when I wake up, something's gone awry down there though.
17:04🔗But what should I do? Should I tell her to quit? I don't know how to go about this. Should I be happy?
17:09🔗AdamWell, if you ever asked her to do it while you're awake?
17:13🔗Well, yeah. I told her a couple of times, you don't hear the moment like, hey, you know.
17:16🔗DrewWhat is her reason? What is her reason for this?
17:20🔗She doesn't really explain. She just gets quiet. It's not like I don't please her. I go down on her and I expect-
17:24🔗DrewWhy don't you just wake yourself up when this stuff's going on?
17:28🔗Matthew McConaugheyWell, do you not like it or would you just like-
17:58🔗AdamIf you're not waking up for that. All right? Yeah. Hey, listen, Pedro, here's your answer. Next time you feel like you want some moral sex, tell her you're taking a nap and then just lie there with one eye open. I don't know, Pedro. This isn't a real problem. You just talk to her. You know, no one can tell. I mean, actually, we have a lot of callers that yell at their girlfriends and ask them bizarre things, but they never communicate with them and sexually, they never communicate with them. I mean, it's all right. Just say, listen, I enjoy this. I notice you do that. Can we reach some agreement? Here's 20 bucks. I hope this helps. Just have a discussion. It's all right.
18:48🔗CallerOh, boy. All right, well, to make a long story short, I've been dating this guy for almost two years. And about a week ago, we were coming home from school and he deals drugs, kind of key to this situation. And he got pulled over and they found a pound of marijuana in his car. And my question is, we obviously haven't been smoking it anymore and he got rid of everything, doesn't deal with it anymore. But my question is more for Drew. As far as withdrawal symptoms, his mood swings are just off the wall.
19:23🔗DrewYeah, and they will continue that way for quite some time. Be very irritable. It's very similar to coming off opiates, heroin. A lot of pain and agitation, a lot of severe feelings of sort of loss and irritability.
19:36🔗AdamWell, yeah, if someone confiscates a pound of weed, that's a feeling of loss.
19:40🔗DrewLiterally, heroin acts are described feeling like somebody died. That's the feeling, somebody really loved, just taken away for some reason.
20:30🔗DrewMost marijuana addicts actually come to me as speed addicts because they switch over to speed as a way of dealing with either the depression that marijuana causes or the marijuana withdrawal. Alcohol also sort of corrects this, so people would gravitate on alcohol.
20:41🔗AdamTypically, how long have those people been smoking marijuana before they get to you?
20:47🔗AdamOkay. So I'm saying 6 months. We've never spoken to anyone who's smoked for 6 months, quit and had all the associated depression and all that.
20:58🔗DrewNo, no, no, he's not describing that. He's describing withdrawal, which is different. Means he was smoking heavily for 6 months and stopped abruptly. You'll get withdrawal.
21:12🔗DrewHe's got doctors' mom. There are doctors that can treat the withdrawal for you. It's not a particularly, it's a reasonably easy one to trade.
21:20🔗AdamBasically, they hook an IV up and circulate bong water through you for about a week until you fall away.
21:30🔗Matthew McConaugheyIt's going to get a little easier.
21:32🔗AdamWhy don't you give me some of that stuff, Drew?
21:33🔗DrewNo, actually, the problem with the marijuana withdrawal is that the depression gets sometimes worse, and the depression is the big issue. In fact, there's a- Hold on.
21:41🔗AdamDrew, don't bum me and Matthew out. We smoke a little weed.
21:46🔗Matthew McConaugheyI just got a question. I mean, where's the will in all this? That's my question. Before we say it's an addiction, before we say it's got to be treated, I'm just- Especially at that age, especially at that age, where you got that much incentive about-
21:59🔗DrewDoesn't have anything to do with addiction. Because if I just had to convince somebody they need to stop, that's what I do. The difference between somebody who's addicted and not addicted is when you're addicted, you can't stop even when you want to, no matter how bad you want to. That's what addiction is, and that's what I run addiction recovery program. That's what I deal with every day. And people earlier in their disease always can use will. That's why they convince themselves they should be able to use will later too. It's because they, for many, many years, would go, well, I'll use or not use. I could stop if I want to. But when addiction really is entrenched, when you truly are an addict, that's when you can no longer use will.
22:33🔗Matthew McConaugheyWould you say addiction, one definition, would be when it's choosing you and you're not choosing it?
22:38🔗DrewYeah, but the problem is, though, I'd say that's severe addiction. The problem with addiction can go from an incipient phase to a severe phase, and I can predict who's going to have the problem with the inability to use their willpower. It's a sort of predictable course with people.
23:03🔗CallerYeah, I have a question. Yeah. I'm taking orthotrycycline pill, and I took it while I was drinking on Friday night, and then I took my pill like when I usually take it, except because I was drinking and I had too much to drink, I threw up. So, and I don't know how long, and my question is, is how long does it take before the pill is absorbed?
23:26🔗DrewHow long after did you vomit? I'm sorry.
23:28🔗CallerProbably, I don't know, 30 to 60 minutes after I took it.
23:33🔗DrewProbably a big difference between 30 and 60 minutes. 30 minutes, it's not absorbed. 60 it might have been.
23:49🔗AdamWell, I don't know. She chucked in some hedge staggering out to her boyfriend's El Camino. What do you think she did? Get a miner's light and go through it?
24:12🔗Matthew McConaugheyGo back to that spot. It may still be there.
24:17🔗AdamA dog probably laughed it up by now. All right. We're going to take ourselves a little break. When we come back, I think we'll speak to Frank. Girlfriend has a foot fetish. Girlfriend has a foot fetish?
24:42🔗DrewEvery time we make love. We've actually heard us occasionally set up with guys.
24:46🔗AdamAll right. Hold on a second there, Frank. Okay. Matthew McConaughey is our guest tonight. U-571 is the movie out this Friday. I give it two thumbs up. Why not? I got two hands. Drew, you want to put two more thumbs in there?
25:07🔗AdamThank you. All right, Drew, quiet down now. We're going to take a little break and we'll be back with Frank and his feet after this. Yeah, it is Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Matthew McConaughey is our guest tonight. U-571 is the name of his latest movie, which will be out this Friday, and it's got a lot of big stars in it, and it's chock full of suspense and action, and it takes place in World War II and underwater. So there's really no reason. No, it's something in it for everyone.
26:14🔗Matthew McConaugheyGirls, you're gonna love it too, man. You really are.
26:16🔗AdamA lot of guys sweating. No one sweats like a guy in a sub. A lot of sweating guys wearing tight white shirts and pants with flared bottoms on them and those little watchmen caps. A lot of tension. A lot of sweaty, tension-filled guys. So ladies, you can enjoy that.
26:37🔗AdamSee, guys, and here's the thing too, is guys couldn't enjoy the male version of that unless the chicks got naked and got into the shower. Women, I think, could enjoy the guys without having them get into like a panty fight or something. There's no panty raid in the movie. No.
27:01🔗AdamYou don't run into his bunk with a pillow and yell, panty raid, and start beating him over the head. Good. Hey, Matthew, seriously, I don't know what you can do. I'm sure you're-
27:11🔗DrewHe wants to be in a movie. Is that what you're going to go for?
27:15🔗AdamI am this nation's greatest untapped resource. I really am. I'm a huge talent, an amazing talent.
27:24🔗AdamAlmost a phenom, I think, of me. I'm really, I'm 35-year-old prodigy, if that's possible, Drew, and I really, I really, I have something to say.
27:36🔗DrewAnd Matthew, when you produce and direct your next film, you'll think of him.
27:43🔗AdamI'm saying I'm going to be on the big screen, I'm going to be making an impact, and basically, what I'm saying to you is I'm giving you a tip on a stock. I'm letting you get in, I'm saying because I like you, I'm going to let you get in early.
28:32🔗AdamHey, what's up guys? Whatever it takes. Frank, you could do worse, by the way, Matthew, really. I can work on the house and work on the car. Very handy. And listen, we'll sit around and watch sports all goddamn day. It'll be, you know, we'll take turns getting each other beer and then we'll go out to strip joints at night. It'll be the greatest date you ever had in your life. Frank?
29:57🔗DrewAll right, here's what you do. You get some Lothramen AF. You put that on at night. In the morning, after you take your shower, take a hand-held hairdryer and dry between your toes off until it is bone dry.
30:53🔗AdamYeah, I understand. Put some sandals on. Yeah, you got to air it out, everyone. That's where that fungus, it's the reason you don't get fungus on the hood of your car, but you get fungus underneath your house, right? I mean, in like damp, moist, dark places. That's where it grows. Same theory, right?
31:59🔗DrewAll right. It is important that you see a doctor about this. Okay. There can be migraines, but there also can be bleeding into the brain, something called aneurysms. Usually that's described as sort of like a lightning bolt, like the worst headache of one's life, often associated with neck stiffness. But the weakness and confusion, dizziness, that kind of stuff, that is a sign that you must talk to your doctor immediately. If it happens again, talk right away, otherwise see him or her tomorrow.
32:26🔗AdamProbably God punishing him for masturbating, would you say?
32:30🔗DrewNo, it's just one of those things. Don't do this.
32:32🔗Matthew McConaugheyLet this kid sleep tonight.
32:34🔗DrewMichael, talk to your doctor tomorrow about it, okay?
33:17🔗DrewWell, the last one we had was a guy who said he was the worst headache of his life, and he had neck stiffness, and I mean, that is an aneurysm. That guy is sent to the emergency room right then.
33:26🔗DrewThere's this, maybe nothing. There can be headaches after this kind of thing, but the quality, anything, any vision change, any mental status change, any balance change, all that, I mean, this is where the balance centers are, and so if he's dizzy and his headache back there, that's a concern.
33:39🔗AdamAll right. Matthew, when, how old were you when you started at yourself?
33:47🔗Matthew McConaugheyGot one of those new shower heads, you know, that's got the... Nice. Drops of soap popped up, hit me in the right spot. I went, well, that's a nice spot, and I kind of hung out there for a minute.
33:57🔗AdamI had an electric toothbrush. It wasn't even mine, it was my buddy's. He's like, hey, you beating off? I'm like, no. Here, put this on your penis, you'll be beating off.
34:17🔗DrewWith like, special padlocks and hoses, drains in the middle of the room.
34:21🔗AdamI'm gonna have a place called the monkey cage. You have big drain in the center of the floor, hose bib on the side. Yeah, absolutely. Guatemala guy and big rubber waders coming in and hosing the place down.
34:45🔗AdamOne of the most basic inventions is no one has done yet is laminated porn. Porn you can take in the shower with you.
34:52🔗DrewI should have talked to Larry Flint when he was in here.
34:53🔗AdamI did yell that at that idiot. Yeah, you know Larry's in no condition. I'm trying to get hold of him actually right now to do something with him. All right, where the hell are we going over here? All right, I don't know why I thought that changed. Ryan?
35:27🔗DrewWell, if it's throwing up, she should ask the doctor for some anti-throw up medicine. At the same time, she takes the pill and try Plan B instead of Prevent. Plan B doesn't cause so much nausea. There is no... A true allergy to that would be very, very unusual. And it's not nausea.
35:43🔗AdamNo, but listen, people use that pretty loosely, that term, allergic to. You put something in your mouth, you throw it up, people say they're allergic to it.
35:51🔗AdamYeah, but it doesn't matter because if you vomit whatever you put in your mouth, you gotta correct it in whatever way, whatever you want to call it. Rebecca?
36:14🔗CallerOkay, Dr. Drew, I have a question. Okay, a while ago, I was put on lithium. I was about 130 pounds. I'm 5'10. I gained a lot of weight, 50 pounds. I went up to 200. When I was put on lithium, I was like a 34B. I was really kind of scraggly, no boobs. When I gained all the weight, I went up to a 36 double D. And then I started working out. And they put me on a medication, Topamax, to, I guess, help me lose the weight, also well buterin. Within another like three months or so, I'd lost, well, three to six months, I'd lost like the 50-pound, well, no, probably, let me think. I lost 50 pounds. I gained 70 pounds first and then I lost 50 pounds. My boobs have not lost anything. Really?
37:16🔗AdamLet me tell you, explain what my penis has been going through for the last two and a half minutes. It's been like 36 double D. I was on lithium, I put on 75 pounds, the penis starts going down, started working out, started losing the weight, and the penis started to move back up again. My penis is completely disoriented and confused at this point.
38:28🔗AdamThat's it. Just tell her what to do, Drew.
38:30🔗DrewTopamax is a new anti-seizure medicine, and I don't know if it has this kind of effect. It may be the Topamax. Well, Butrin does not typically do this, but-
38:39🔗Matthew McConaugheyWell, you know, I mean, your breast size, large or small, that seems to be an aesthetic thing. I mean, how about getting that weight leveled out? Are you happy at the weight you're at?
38:49🔗CallerThe problem is, it's not the whole breast thing. It's the fact that it's hurting my back. I'm just uncomfortable. I don't really care about-
39:00🔗AdamAll right. Well, why don't you try to get down to the 130 you're at when you're the B Cup and see what happens? The breasts gotta go eventually, as much as I hate to say. They just will. I mean, it's just math. I mean, it's fatty tissue. All right, Rebecca? And take some more pills.
39:16🔗DrewTalk to your doctor about the Tobin Max.
39:18🔗AdamAll right. Matthew McConaug is our guest tonight. U571 is the name of the movie. That is Drew's pager. Who's calling you? Co-connection?
40:06🔗Matthew McConaugheyI had to pin it on it. On a whole day with Adam.
40:09🔗AdamMatthew McConaughey is our guest tonight. U-571 is the name of the movie. Suspense, action, guys sweating, and none of that BS shh scenes. That always happens in sub movies. I'm really glad to hear that. It'll be the first sub movie ever made where there wasn't a shh scene in it. Eric?
40:40🔗Matthew McConaugheyNo, this is a diesel, this is World War II. Oh, WWII. So we head out in an S-33 and take over a U- And end up in a U-boat. Yeah.
40:50🔗Sounds cool. I just got done reading a book on submarines, and I guess those diesel boats were pretty dangerous and all.
41:01🔗DrewWould they just blow up on their own sometimes?
41:02🔗Well, no. The guys were basically getting fumigated the whole time from the diesel fumes. They got to come up and snorkel every so often and get air. And if they were under attack, the guys would have to stay down and almost nearly suffocate.
41:21🔗AdamYeah, it's bad. I mean, now with the nuclear ones, they can stay down for months.
41:35🔗Matthew McConaugheyThey can stay down there forever if the men can handle it. Yeah.
41:37🔗AdamAnd, God, that whole sub thing is weird. I mean, first off, the idea that, you know, I remember like when the German Wolfpack was in the shipping lanes and they're taking all these merchant ships down. Imagine this, everybody. Imagine you're in the middle of the Atlantic or the Pacific somewhere. You're going right through these lanes where all these German U-boats are, and you're in some big merchant ship. And how could you sleep on that ship knowing that at five in the morning, three in the morning, twelve, pitch the black of night, cold as hell, that you're just going to get torpedoed?
42:15🔗AdamIt's likely to happen. Yeah. It wasn't like one out of every twenty ships was getting hit. When they were in their prime, less than half were making it through.
42:22🔗Matthew McConaugheyThat's what the enigma was about, is that they knew exactly where we were and all of our allied freighters as well. They had to zero it in. They were sinking 30 ships to the one that we were sinking in theirs.
42:33🔗AdamThey were at the point, by the way, where they wouldn't even want to waste a torpedo. What they would do is they just pull up in front of these freighters and they just say, hey, everyone into the water. Then they just fire it out of their, like how it's their cannon on the deck, the cannon on the deck. Because they only had, yeah, because you think about it, you leave port, you only have so many torpedoes on board and you don't want to waste them where you don't have to. Here's some pussy merchant marine ship, the bunch of French guys on it. Hey, Frenchy, jump in the water. We're going to blow the ship up. And that's what they would do. They'd just shoot it down and they were sort of civil about it. I mean, there's one thing that's-
43:11🔗DrewWait a minute, the guys would die in the water. What are you talking about?
43:14🔗AdamYeah, but they'd let them get on lifeboats and stuff. You know, the one thing that's different about the mariner stuff, the Navy, is it's old. And there's like, I mean, all of it's old. But what I'm saying is there's a little bit of this spirit of the seaman kind of thing, where they'd like pick people up or give them a chance to get off and get onto the boat. And then they'd blow the boat up. Well, you're still floating out in the middle of the Atlantic somewhere with an hour's worth of water on you. But at least they didn't shoot you while you're climbing off the side of the ship. You know what I'm saying?
43:48🔗AdamEventually, yeah. They got to it. I'll tell you. I'll tell you the freakiest. Oh, there's great stories. It's the eeriest thing in the world. You know, like when the Bismarck sunk the Hood, the Bismarck was a huge German battleship they thought was unsinkable. It sunk a English ship called the Hood. The Hood had like 1,485 sailors on it. Two guys lived. Two. Two dudes. I mean, imagine you're on a ship with 1,400 and change, almost 1,500 guys, you're living on that ship with these guys. Day in and day out. Years. All your buddies. Whatever. Pow. Torpedoed. Thing goes in. You and another guy floating in the water. That's it. All 1,478 of the rest of the guys down.
44:33🔗Matthew McConaugheyThat's a pretty good conversation.
44:35🔗AdamHow do you go through life? What do you do? What do you do? Work at a shoe store? You know what I mean?
44:42🔗Matthew McConaugheyProbably hang out with that dude a little bit.
44:45🔗AdamI wonder if they even knew each other before that. Michelle, you're 21. What's up?
45:06🔗CallerI was just wondering if I could get it from the same toilet or something like that.
45:09🔗AdamHold on. Loveline recreation. Loveline recreation. We don't do enough of these, Drew. You play the role of you. Matthew, pay attention here because I'm going to play a female in this role. I want you to see my range. I like to see my range on this one.
46:08🔗DrewNo, look, you actually can get it, and all kidding aside, you really can't get it from toilet seats, but you can get it from wet towels, okay?
46:37🔗AdamPut me down. Yeah. You know what's funny on this infomercial? I was just thinking about this because someone's asked me about the Wonder Mop I bought when I was stoned a year and a half ago for 45 bucks. What's the Wonder Mop? Well, it's a mop. You wonder how stoned you were when you bought it. It was basically when it shows up. No, it was a mop that I should have never bought the goddamn thing. It was like they filmed it at the SeaWorld Shamu, like jumped and splashed a bunch of water. The mop took the whole thing up.
47:08🔗Matthew McConaugheyWhat sense did it make at the time though? Because when it was genius, it was a genius thing to buy at the time.
47:11🔗AdamIt made a ton of sense at 4 a.m. Yeah, I thought I was king of the world. But the point is, is whenever they throw in another one of the exact same thing for no extra cost, it probably means the first one ain't that great. I mean, you really think about it. Like, you're buying a car and you're bowing out the door of the thing and the guy says, hey, I'll tell you what, I'm gonna toss in another one. Same thing, another one. You'd have to worry just a little bit about the quality of the first one.
47:35🔗Matthew McConaugheyThey always remind you that even though one of them is really worth four times as much as they're offering for two.
47:41🔗AdamWe're gonna throw, but we're still gonna throw the second one in. And I like when they go, I like when they go for the, if you call in the next hour, we're gonna do this.
47:48🔗Matthew McConaugheyHow about the ticker? The ticker, how many we got left?
47:51🔗AdamIt's all, like I said, when you're stoned, it all makes sense. All right, we're gonna take ourselves a little break. Matthew McConaughey is our guest. U-571's movie out this Friday and we'll be back after this.
48:02🔗CallerLoveline, 1-800-LOVE-191, back in a minute.
48:05🔗AdamWell, it's worth hearing. Hey, it is Loveline. We gotta take ourselves a quick 10-second timeout for a little station identification. We'll be back with more of the show in just 10 seconds.
48:59🔗AdamIt's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew. Matthew McConaughey is our guest tonight. U-571 is his latest picture. That is out this Friday. It is a star-studded cast. It is World War II. Guys in a submarine. It's a mission movie. I love a mission movie. I love-
49:20🔗AdamI like, I love, and missions fighting the Japs and the elements. That's what I like to see, are the crowds and the elements. The point, the point is, is, you know, all those Dirty Dozen. Remember movies like that growing up? Bridge Over the River Kwai, The Great Escape, even Pepe On.
49:44🔗AdamYeah, these were movies where something had to be completed and it wasn't the guy patch things up with his girlfriend and said he saved the country.
49:52🔗Matthew McConaugheyNow, life or death situation, that takes the entire time.
49:55🔗DrewThe difference is now they don't include David Niffin and Ernest Borgnein.
50:10🔗AdamLee Marvin was in there. Lee Marvin was like just the baddest ass ever. He was always pissed off, always yelling at someone, punching out some guy. That's great. Where are all the- don't take this the wrong way, Matthew, but you're good looking, you know? Guys of yore, these guys were sort of- they looked like they'd been hurting a knife fight. Lee Marvin. Lee Marvin, not a great-
50:36🔗Matthew McConaugheyYeah, we got Keitel, Bill Paxton, John Bon Jovi, Jake Webber.
50:39🔗AdamJohn Bon Jovi. Yeah, man. Yeah, I hate to admit it, but he's a pretty decent actor, isn't he?
50:47🔗Yeah, he sure is. He takes care of his business when he gets here.
50:51🔗AdamNothing worse than good-looking guys who did other things well and who then become actors, and they do that well, too.
50:57🔗DrewHey, listen, I'm going to be watching the college chat room at drdrew.com, drdrew.com. If people want to send a message or ask a question of Matthew, I will watch for it there.
51:07🔗AdamI also want to say that the Goo Goo Dolls, Save Farris and Frank Stallone are coming on here later on in the week.
51:14🔗DrewGoo Goo Dolls played at the Kids' Choice a while ago.
51:56🔗DrewThere's 6 year olds dealing with 98 degrees in NSYNC, and there are 15 year olds in that looking at that stuff.
52:01🔗AdamYeah, see, but if you're a 15 year old guy, you shouldn't be into that stuff. You should... the whole idea is to try to be into stuff that's older.
52:08🔗DrewWell, I think that's why they brought the Goo Goo Dolls up. Yeah, but they sort of went all the way in our Goo Goo Dolls.
52:14🔗AdamYeah, they're poppy, people like them. All right, well, them say Ferris and Lee Marvin. We just booked Lee Marvin. Tammy?
53:15🔗Matthew McConaugheyJonathan Mostel, the director, wrote the script. He started that thing, I believe, six years ago. It's based, in fact, it is not a historical document. So this mission to seize the Enigma, which is this encoding machine that the Germans had, their means of communication, where they were really able to decipher exactly where our allied ships and freighters and subs were, and especially right there in 42, where they were sinking, I believe, 30 of our ships to their one, right off our East Coast. You could see them from the land. So these things happened. Again, not a historical document. We take some license to tell the yarn. But that's where it really, you know, the basis is all there for the facts and the drama.
54:02🔗AdamPeople don't realize what a huge role all of that deception and codes and all that play in war. I mean, there's a lot of stuff like in Normandy and D-Day. We had like inflatable tanks and cardboard troop carriers and stuff set up just to make the Germans think we're going to come from this side instead of that side. I mean, it's a huge deal. I mean, if you really think about war, the difference between them waiting for you and them being asleep and having all their armament on the other side of the island is night and day. I mean, if you really think about it, I mean, it's no different than walking up to a guy's house when he's asleep or walking up to a guy's house when he's got a shotgun of beer and he's sitting in his rocking chair on his porch.
54:49🔗Matthew McConaugheyThis was an incredible turning point in the Second World War.
55:12🔗Dr. Drew, I just want to say you are a plethora of information. Thank you. Adam, I haven't forgot about you, but I think I'm quite perfectly your best girlfriend.
55:26🔗Two years ago, I gave a friend of mine and I were just messing around, and I gave him oral sex. And three days ago, he tested positive for HIV. My question is, I want to know what my risks are.
56:33🔗DrewWell, you just said three days ago he tested positive.
56:35🔗Right. We came re-in-contact with each other like three months ago.
56:39🔗AdamI don't know. But Earth Dottardo, let me explain something. He's been tested multiple times since your encounter with his penis two years ago. If he didn't come up positive a while ago, then why not?
56:53🔗Matthew McConaugheyThat's not necessarily true, though. Because the virus can remain dormant.
57:00🔗DrewSix months, 99% of people have been positive in six months. All right. Let's just say, listen, here's the deal. Oral sex has now been shown conclusively to be a mode whereby this virus can be transmitted. It had been theoretically proposed to have been. Now, it has been proven to be.
57:18🔗AdamNow, I've been lobbing against this theory, by the way.
57:22🔗DrewThere have been now some well-studied situations which the only risk factor is oral sex contact. And it's the recipient, like in your situation, that is at risk, obviously, is most at risk. And how much, what percentage of the probability of a transmission in a single contact depends very much on what his viral load was and where he was in his disease and whether or not he had even been exposed at that point. All we know for you, Natalie, is that you have to be tested. And if you're negative, you're negative, and that's it. Forget about it.
58:00🔗AdamAnd if he said, I just get checked every six months and it came up this time, isn't your next question going to be, were you positive six months before that or a year before that? Aren't you going to ask the question?
58:22🔗AdamDrew, does this drive me insane with our callers?
58:26🔗DrewDon't let it. Did you get anywhere with this?
58:29🔗AdamI know, but everyone listening, so you know I'm not insane, understand that she had contact with him two years ago, he then became positive three days ago, and when I said to her, why was he tested, she said, well he gets tested every six months.
58:50🔗DrewDid you live in San Francisco for a while? I'm just watching the chats here.
58:53🔗Matthew McConaugheyNo, I worked in San Francisco two or three times.
58:55🔗DrewThere are people in the chat room who are saying they're having trouble finding a place to live in San Francisco. Any recommendations?
58:58🔗Matthew McConaugheyOh man, I had a kick-ass apartment. They're right on the water in the bay, and you know what, I don't know enough about it to tell you.
59:06🔗AdamBut you gotta make five million movies and you can live where you want.
59:10🔗DrewAnother question, how much did EdTV change your career? Did it or was it a big one?
59:13🔗Matthew McConaugheyYou know what, EdTV changed it in a lot of good ways. I started receiving some really cool comedies, some comedy prospects from that film.
59:43🔗AdamYeah. I'm like the tough street wise Chicago guy. Doesn't take any lip. I'll tell you whose rules I play by, Drew. You know whose rules? Your own rules. My own. I play by my own rules.
59:55🔗Matthew McConaugheyYou do that thumb action right there. You know whose rules I play by?
1:00:01🔗AdamThat's right. When the chief tells me to go by the book, I go by book. I throw it right out the window. That's how I go by the book. I play by my own rules. But you, you're very uptight.
1:00:26🔗AdamYeah. You shine shoes. Yeah. When you and I sit like at a stakeout, you eat like health food and I eat a corndog. You tell me, you know what's in that corndog? I go, come on.
1:00:38🔗Matthew McConaugheyMy mother used to work in a hot dog plant. They scoop that up with shovels.
1:00:50🔗Matthew McConaugheyLet's wait for the film to roll.
1:00:51🔗AdamYou see what's going on here. And here's a twist, one you've never seen in a movie before. Our commanding officer, our CO, our sergeant, the guy's office we get called into. Guess what color he is, Drew?
1:01:21🔗Matthew McConaugheyAnd although we shoot it in this studio, we always shoot this stuff with a backdrop of New York City out the window behind him.
1:01:42🔗AdamI play Johnny Donetti, but they call me doughnuts. You know what I'm saying?
1:01:48🔗Matthew McConaugheyOh, because you make the good money in your little loco.
1:01:51🔗AdamRight, right. I think I'm a hit with the ladies, but not quite. Not quite. Yeah, that's good.
1:01:58🔗Matthew McConaugheyThey're writing it right now.
1:01:59🔗AdamThere's a scene where you've got a brand new car and you say, don't let anything happen to it, and guess what? That's right. You son of a bitch. Right down the alley with trash cans on both sides, taking all the paint off. Yeah, you see where this is going.
1:02:11🔗Matthew McConaugheyRight after that, that was the first time I take off my bow tie.
1:02:25🔗AdamBlack woman, and she yells too. That's right.
1:02:28🔗Matthew McConaugheyHow many languages do you speak?
1:02:29🔗AdamJust the one. Yeah, but I'm tough. You speak a little like Japanese and stuff.
1:02:42🔗AdamAnd then you like stepping in, you're like ding, ching, wang, wang. And I'm always surprised. You know another language and it's because you want to listen to these Berlitz tapes while we drive around. And I want to listen to like Fool in the Gang. I want to log out a little. And you're always listening to these Berlitz tapes, trying to learn another language.
1:03:12🔗Matthew McConaugheyYeah. In 2015. We just finished a thing called The Wedding Planner with Jennifer Lopez. Finished that two weeks ago. And then U571 finished about a year ago. So now, here, that's what we got coming out in a week. But no work right now. Looking for it.
1:03:27🔗AdamWhere did you shoot? Well, I mean, imagine you're in a sub most of the time. Where do they shoot a lot of that stuff? How do they work that?
1:03:34🔗Matthew McConaugheyIn the Stages in Rome at Cina Città.
1:03:37🔗Matthew McConaugheyYeah, we had two life-size subs. You know, they were built in six pieces. You could pull a complete wall off of one of the subs. We also had a life-size submarine out in the Mediterranean Sea. It was built around, the ballast tanks were built around a deep sea fishing boat. So the sub could not submerge, but we took it out to sea. And that's the exterior shots in this thing. This thing really, it works that way. We got to make this in 2000 with the special effects, visually and the sound, and to have the life-size models. We get to do some things that a great sub film like Das Boot did not get to do.
1:04:37🔗Matthew McConaugheyYeah. I still work on that one. That's where all my work is in pre-production. Most difficult to play? You know what? There's a lot about Amistad that was difficult in that. It was a different dialect. It was a lot of research going back to that time. I do all my work in pre-production. So that was one where there was a lot of choreography early to learn the dialect, to try and find the demeanor of that man and try to figure out exactly what the story was. There was a lot of responsibility to go with that story too. I don't know.
1:05:19🔗AdamI would think doing a dialect, I would expect everyone to just start laughing halfway into it. It would be my greatest fear that you're doing the dialect, doing it as someone from a different country, different land and people just start laughing.
1:05:32🔗Matthew McConaugheyPart of the fun and then being able to do it right. I mean, it's easy to go ahead and learn how to do the dialect. The tough part is to just make it organic. It's not saying the words right. It's the stuff in between the words. So it seems like you're not really trying to do the dialect.
1:05:44🔗DrewYou're not really training on the dialect.
1:06:29🔗Matthew McConaugheyConversion, no, GMC conversion van. I like to take a lot of road trips, so that's one of my means of transport.
1:06:37🔗AdamI got a 77 Dodge. It's got the captain's chairs, a Blown Punk stereo, wood wheel. It's got the fully paneled and in rainbow tape it says Love Tron on the side. You seen me drive that, Drew?
1:06:53🔗DrewYeah, it's ended with that airbrushed picture on the side.
1:07:08🔗AdamVargas chick. Well, no, it's more of the cover of the Molly Hatchet from like 1979. The skull and rat fake there next to you. A big busted Nordic chick with a bronze bikini riding a snow leopard.
1:07:26🔗AdamYeah. I don't know what happened to all those good drawings or women who would like F you to death is basically what the theme was. It was sort of like a really hot viking chick was going to come over there, like blow the hell out of you and then kill you. But it would have been OK with you when you were 15.
1:07:45🔗Matthew McConaugheyIt was going to be just fine.
1:08:01🔗AdamThere was never a strip mall or anything or a chevron sign. She was coming over the mountains to kick a little ass, have a little sex and then it's back to the village.
1:09:07🔗AdamYeah, it's got to be tough, though. I mean, not to be able to attach as a young girl, not to know your real father is and have guys floating in and out.
1:09:25🔗DrewWould you try to kill yourself? Okay. So here we are. So really what's happening, Vanessa, with these older guys is just an attempt to try to fix what's going on inside you. And it is not a healthy thing. That's why your friends react to it negatively. Not that in an abstract sense, dating an older guy is a bad thing. It's that the older guy that would date a 17-year-old is an idiot. It's an a-hole.
1:09:48🔗AdamYes. You're flawed by nature if you're in your thirties and you're dating a 17-year-old. Unless you live in here in Hollywood and in the business, which is totally acceptable. You want to shift down to 1450. But listen, Vanessa, it feels like you're making up for something and you are.
1:10:05🔗DrewYou're trying to regulate your feelings with these guys that are going to make you feel worse. So back off a little bit, deal with the depression, take your time, connect to somebody your own age, or even a little bit younger, 18, 19 year old, a young guy, and somebody who is actually available to you. It is in fact fear of that closeness that drives you to the older guys as a way of sort of trying to fix things, but it won't fix anything.
1:10:27🔗Matthew McConaugheyIt's not going to be easy, but Vanessa, this too shall pass. You take your time with that. Because you're that young, you're just working into the first quarter of your life. I think taking your time.
1:10:39🔗AdamVanessa, I'd do that, would you? We talked about it, I think, last week. I think I yell about it at least once a week on the air, which is, if I was going through what Vanessa was going through at 17, and I knew there was a line around the block of hot single 30-year-old horny chicks who wanted to date, I'd drown my sorrows in poon tang as well. I mean, the point is, is I couldn't do it. As a 17-year-old guy, you're depressed. You can't do it. And it's easy for us to say to Vanessa, hey, just stop it. But when there's guys hitting on her, and she's feeling lonely and depressed, and they represent daddy, it's one thing to stop something that you don't have a choice about, it's another thing when it's in your face constantly.
1:11:25🔗AdamThat's, and it's a taller order, and it takes more.
1:11:28🔗Matthew McConaugheyFirst move, she makes a call like this. Make a call and you ask for some help, you know, to which people are gonna be able to give you.
1:11:34🔗AdamWe're gonna take ourselves a little break. Matthew McConaughey is our guest tonight. U-571 is the name of the movie out this Friday, and we'll talk to him and talk to you after this.
1:11:48🔗Matthew McConaugheyLove Line with Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew.
1:12:19🔗AdamYep, it's the Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. This is Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1, Goo Goo Dolls, Safe Ferris, Frank Stallone, all coming in later this week. Matthew McConaughey is our guest tonight. U-571 is the name of his latest movie. Out this Friday. And I know there's a lot of other sub movies in the theater, but this is the one to see. You must find this one. This is the one. Don't find the U-572 or U-570. Or U-486. U-571 is the name of the movie to see. All right. Let's hop back on the phone and speak to Mike who's 26. Mike?
1:14:47🔗CallerI heard that if you have anal sex, when you get older, you can't hold anything in, and you have to wear diapers or anything.
1:14:54🔗AdamIt's true, but it's a very small price to pay for a lot of corn holing in your younger years. It's a decision I made early on in life, and I stick by it. Matthew backed me up on this one, too. Pardon the pun.
1:15:08🔗CallerYeah, because I haven't had it, and my ex was saying that it wasn't true because it's a muscle or whatever.
1:15:14🔗DrewWell, your anus can become patchless as you get older anyway.
1:15:45🔗DrewHis whole soul has become patchless, I think, as a result of experience here tonight. But, John, listen, there is pathology that you can induce. You can cause hemorrhoids and fistulas and fissures and all kinds of good things. It's not a great thing.
1:16:35🔗AdamI mean, you know who's wearing the pants, right? The answer to every question is yes when your penis is in someone's ass. It really is. Think about that for a second. Drew, we haven't talked about this in a while, but no, it's not in anyone's vocabulary when you ride them from behind. Even if, you know, that's why I'd like to be able to do this in the market. You know what I mean? Or better yet, when you're renting a movie, they want to get, you know, Mystic Pizza, you want to get the Dirty Dozen and it's, which one we going with? The answer is always yes. All right. There's a lot of gay guys who haven't had anal sex.
1:17:14🔗DrewYeah, I know that disappoints you, but that's not part of it.
1:17:44🔗Matthew McConaugheyYeah, I went to film school at University of Texas at Austin. How has acting changed my life? I tell you what, my twenties were, I guess, when I started acting, 22 in the last decade was incredible. I mean, part of the reason I started doing it was because I didn't know what the hell I wanted to do. I had a perfect job for that, if you can make a living at it.
1:18:15🔗Matthew McConaugheyI was, I think I was 20, 21. 21 years old. Then I went back to school, finished film school, director school, and then did...
1:18:28🔗Matthew McConaugheyThen went to, did the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Next Generation, right before I left Austin. And went out to Hollywood looking to get production assistant work, anything I could do on the film side. I was going to try to get some auditions on the side, but I really thought it was going to happen more on the production side.
1:18:48🔗AdamBut even after having a nice role in a film that was a real well received like Dazed and Confused.
1:18:55🔗Matthew McConaugheyWell that's what helped me get an agent when I went out there.
1:18:59🔗Matthew McConaugheyI met a lady, Beth Holden, who's my manager today, who really dug me in that film, went and Don Phillips is the guy I met in the bar in Austin, Texas, who said hey, you might be right for this part in this film. I'm out here casting, called Dazed and Confused.
1:19:23🔗Matthew McConaugheyYeah, it all happened in all this, Dazed and Confused was completely in Austin.
1:19:27🔗AdamYou know, Sasha Jensen, who was in that movie, was a friend of mine, went to high school with him. Really?
1:19:33🔗Matthew McConaugheyHe's an amazing kid, man.
1:19:35🔗AdamYeah, my great. You know, they always play, this guy, well, this guy shot in 92, so he had graduated high school 10 years prior to that because he's my age.
1:19:46🔗Matthew McConaugheyLooks like he was at that time, yeah.
1:19:48🔗AdamYeah, because he was, what, 28, and he's playing in a 17, 18-year-old. Yeah, which is different than like Drew, who's 40, what, two?
1:20:24🔗Matthew McConaugheyI know, man. Appreciate it.
1:20:25🔗CallerYeah. My question is, my girlfriend, about three weeks ago, we had a counter break, and she got prevent from her doctor. And he kind of told her it was a one-time deal, and that he would never, you know, he didn't ever want her to take it again.
1:20:41🔗DrewWell, the reason that it is okay to take it again, and there really actually are no limitations on that. However, if a doctor sees someone using it repeatedly, that's somebody that the physician needs to sit down with and talk about more appropriate contraceptive measures. Yeah, it's meant to be an emergency measure, not a regular contraceptive measure.
1:20:59🔗CallerYeah, she just wasn't on the pill, and she needs to get on it.
1:21:01🔗DrewBut if you can do it, you can do it more than once.
1:21:03🔗CallerYeah, he just, and then he, after a period was done, I believe, he wanted her to get on the pill.
1:21:08🔗DrewThere you go. That's very responsible.
1:21:10🔗CallerShe just finished it up on, I think, Thursday, Friday, around there, but we had the same thing happen last night, about 1 a.m. and it was like conned or broke. And she told me that there's no way her doctor's gonna, she really had the impression, he wasn't really educated and prevented at all.
1:21:25🔗DrewHe may not understand that it's not an abortion pill.
1:21:27🔗CallerYeah, that's what he kind of thought it was.
1:21:36🔗DrewI recall Planned Parenthood, there's one locally there.
1:21:38🔗CallerYeah, that was my concern, if we go through Planned Parenthood, it's like, and it's safe for her to take it, because he made it sound like it.
1:21:56🔗AdamYeah, confusing. Didn't make sense to me. Alright, hey, Alphonse, yeah, this guy is a little misguided, maybe he's an old timer, maybe he's a Mormon or something like that.
1:22:07🔗AdamAlright, good, and what's up with the penis, that you keep going through the condoms that way?
1:22:13🔗CallerIt's, well, I'm pretty well hung, I mean, according to her, I think I'm pretty average, but...
1:22:20🔗AdamAlright, she says big. Good, good answer. You never get the answer, by the way. My penis is exceptionally skinny, like a number two pencil, and it pokes right through the other. It's very sharp, very sharp. It's like a needle, like a crocheting needle. You never get that answer. It's more about the girth and the weight. Alright, let's say hi to Brennan. Brennan?
1:22:50🔗CallerLike every time anybody refers to you, they say call you Matthew. Does anybody call you like Matt? Just Matt?
1:22:55🔗Matthew McConaugheyNo, you know what? Sometimes they do, but I try and correct them very quickly. And that's for a very special reason. When I was six years old, my mother was my kindergarten teacher. I was out in the playground at lunch. I was going to play a little kid said, Hey Matt, come here and let's go play. I ran that way. My mom came and grabbed me and pulled me back. And I went, What mom? She goes, What did you go with him for? I go, What do you mean? He said, Come on. He goes, No. He called you Matt. Your name is Matthew. I named you Matthew for a reason. From the Bible. It's originally named Levi. It's a gift of God. That is your name. Never answer to Matt again. And I remember that day. Ever since then.
1:23:45🔗AdamYeah. But listen, what about when other isn't it important for other stars and other actors when they talk about you to change your name? Matt McConaughey. You know what I mean? You have to call somebody a different name so it lets everyone know that you're friends with them. If it's Charles Bronson, it's Chuck Bronson, or Charlie. You know how every celebrity does that?
1:24:09🔗Matthew McConaugheyAnything but Matt, man. You can have a lot of things just not Matt. You can call him by last name, whatever nickname, but just not Matt.
1:25:12🔗AdamYeah, Brett. All I remember about Brett is he brought me some sunglasses last time I saw him and I can't figure out what the hell was Brett do. Oh, they did a movie. What movie? What was that movie? They did a movie together, didn't they?
1:25:49🔗AdamOK, buddy. I like it when people are really disoriented and they're trying to play it cool. All right, well, that was like when you call someone at five in the morning, you hear stumbling, stumbling, stumbling at the phone, then they pick it up and you go, were you sleeping?
1:26:03🔗AdamI mean, I was, huh? All right, we'll take a little break. And we'll be back after this.
1:26:50🔗DrewHey, Adam, you know that Matthew can drive a Zamboni? I love these chat rooms. You can learn all kinds of stuff. I can sit and watch and learn things about him without him even knowing it. That's a...
1:26:58🔗Matthew McConaugheyYou can drive a Zamboni at TV.
1:27:00🔗AdamOh, yeah. You learned how to drive a Zamboni?
1:27:09🔗AdamYeah. A lot of folks listening may not know what a Zamboni is, but it's a thing that goes over the ice at hockey matches and that. Well, and ice skating. It moves it all out. It seems like one of the greatest jobs ever to drive that thing around a hockey rink. I mean, if you're talking about just blue collar jobs...
1:27:31🔗AdamYou've got to drive something. It's a hell of a lot better than driving a forklift at some manure farm or something. You know what I mean? I mean, this is a good gig, Zamboni.
1:27:40🔗Matthew McConaugheyYeah. It's got a cool name.
1:27:42🔗AdamYeah. It's got a cool name. I had an invention for an upcoming man show in one of the manovations called the Belly Zamboni. Drew, have you seen it?
1:27:52🔗DrewYou told me about it. I almost vomited.
1:28:04🔗AdamWell, it's just basically you make a lot of messes on your belly sometimes and this cleans it up. Belly Zamboni. Yeah, you really should see the demonstration of this thing. It's remote control operated.
1:28:27🔗CallerShe's getting away with me and my best friend's relationship. You know, she thinks that every time I go out with him, it's like he's out taking me to go out with other women. She doesn't trust me. She even got so far to demand my email password. And then when she got it, she checked mail from like six months ago before I even knew her, and she got pissed, you know, she got mad because of letters I wrote to the girls.
1:28:54🔗AdamYeah, but she must have something to go off of here, Jeffrey. I mean, she's not fabricating all this. Like your buddy. I'm sure he's a bit of a screw up, right?
1:29:01🔗CallerNo, he's all cool. I mean, but it's just that because I'm up, I'm uptight, cool. You know, I work every day. I do everything I have to do. He, you know, he's a laid back kind of guy. But she's like never really met him. She's only heard from when I say about him and then she'll like it. All right.
1:29:15🔗Matthew McConaugheyNow, are you taking care of business? You've been true to it to her.
1:29:18🔗CallerI don't cheat on girls. I'm right on.
1:29:34🔗AdamHere's the deal. You gotta be, you gotta be stern with her. You gotta be tough. You have to say, listen, I love you. I'm not doing anything, and you must get over this. It is her problem, and that's what she wants you to do. I have this theory about people wanting to be put in line. I honestly do. I wish a girl would do it to me once in a while, or certainly in the past. Like, like, here's the deal.
1:30:01🔗AdamNo, what I'm saying is, okay, let's all just close our eyes and think back to our early 20s, late teens, when we're with some girl, and there's that weird thing where you're all jealous, and all of a sudden you're looking through her yearbook and you're seeing her prom picture, and she's got her arm around some guy, and you start asking all these questions. Did you sleep with them? And what about this guy? And what about that guy? And all this other nonsense. Don't you wish that she would have said to you, hey listen, I love you, I'm not screwing around, I yes, I've been with other people and so have you, get over it and let's move on? You probably would have went like, oh okay, you're right. But when they go, no, no, they get on the defense and go, yeah, well I just gave the guy a hand job, but I didn't sleep with them. Then you start asking more questions and it turns into this bizarre relationship, where you become a cop and they become a criminal.
1:30:50🔗Matthew McConaugheyThe other thing you might want to check, man, is if you've got a girlfriend that's a little insecure about you spending time with your friends, you know what, that may come from a source that maybe she's got a friend or she was unable to do that and go be true and go out and have an independent lifestyle with her girlfriend before, maybe in another relationship, maybe not necessarily this one, but you got to have, I don't know, I believe in that there's three in a relationship, there's you, there's her and there's you together. You got to have your own life, she's got to have hers, and if it doesn't work as it is right now, man, you got to get that straightened out if there's any future to it.
1:31:44🔗CallerUm, when I was cutting my arms, like, I don't know why I was doing it, and I couldn't feel it at all. Like, it hurt. It didn't hurt at all.
1:31:57🔗CallerUm, I take pills for depression, PaxTol. I've been taking them for five days, so I don't know if they work yet. Um, I do do methamphetamines.
1:32:06🔗DrewOkay. That would be being on drugs, right?
1:32:08🔗CallerUm, when I was cutting my arms, I was clean for a month.
1:32:11🔗DrewA month? Yeah. Huh. In the program or just abstinent?
1:32:16🔗CallerUm, I was expelled from school and I was going through a bunch of, like, probation stuff, so I had to be clean for a month.
1:32:25🔗AdamHow old are you? 14. So it wasn't your choice to get off the mat, though?
1:32:32🔗DrewAll right. So, I mean, at your age, Colleen, this is a lot of stuff going on. Whether or not the arm cutting is related to the addiction or whether it is part of a character problem from trauma.
1:32:59🔗AdamDoes he come home, you know, I mean, he can smack you around or smack mom around or just be in a bad mood, you know? I think it had more of an effect on you than you know.
1:33:25🔗DrewI understand, but when you really needed your mom, mom is essential for the first five years of life. And to have been bonded to mom and then have her abandon you is a profound injury.
1:33:35🔗AdamYeah, I mean, it's just you and your alcoholic dad, your formative years.
1:33:39🔗DrewSo we've got character issues, we have affect issues, we have addiction, it's the trifecta. Stay with the people that are treating you, this requires a lot of work and just please follow their direction.
1:33:49🔗Matthew McConaugheyAnd hang in there, alright?
1:33:52🔗Matthew McConaugheyLong life, you're just getting started on this. It can pass now, alright? Get it out of the way. Just, alright. And not easy. Take your time with it and work at it. God bless you. Alright, hang in it.
1:34:46🔗AdamAll right, U571 is the name of the movie, and you will go see it this Friday. I command everyone within the sound of my voice to go see that. There, it is done, and it was good. Matthew McConaughey, thank you very much for coming in.
1:35:01🔗Matthew McConaugheyThank you. We thoroughly enjoyed this and look forward to seeing it the next time.
1:35:04🔗AdamWell, anytime. Anytime when your next film comes out, you just come by and give it a nice plug, and I'll see you on the set of Coffee and Donuts. So, until next time, this is Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying Mahala. I did some gay porn in the late 70s. Well now.