5:54🔗VoiceoverListener discretion is advised. Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew. Loveline, coast to coast.
6:06🔗AdamIt is Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1, fax number. I always chuckle a little when we give that out because I've seen two faxes in the last 14 years. I've only been on the show for five years and the two said Adam sucked. Fax number 3108. Oh, scratch it. We don't got it. All right.
6:28🔗DrewIt's not working. That's why you haven't seen one in two years.
6:31🔗AdamYou're breaking my heart, Anderson. All right, good. Screw the faxes. Tonight, and tell me if I mispronounce this, Rosa Blasi. Yeah, and Josh Coxx, both from Strong Medicine, which is a new show out on Lifetime. Whoopi Goldberg is a producer of this show. And this is, how involved is Whoopi in this?
6:52🔗GuestWhoopi is very, very hands on. She's absolutely essential in every decision. And especially when she is the times on the set, she's very hands on. Even things as little as or as major as we need more mammogram signs or whatever. She is very hands on because her name is on it.
7:07🔗GuestIt's an invisible hand, but her hand is on it.
7:09🔗GuestExactly. But Tammy Ater is there every day, day to day, like a David Kelly freak.
7:16🔗AdamDid Whoopi, I know when I hear about this, David Kelly's got a fifth show coming out or something. And I think, would you just stay home and bang Michelle Byser and call to life? Oh, these guys drive me nuts. Is this Whoopi's creation or someone came?
7:33🔗GuestHers and Tammy's, hers and Tammy's, yeah.
7:35🔗GuestAnd she was in the, literally in the labor room with the birth of her grandchild and was there for a while, obviously, through labor. And she just started talking to people and getting hospital stories. And she's like, this is so different from when I was giving birth. This is a great idea for the show. And literally from the hospital made the phone call to the Columbia TriStar. And I guess when you're Whoopi, you can do that and sell a show.
7:58🔗AdamWell, it's a good thing she wasn't hanging out at a car wash, I guess, because you guys would be screwed. All right. So the show's new. And my problem is it's on Sunday nights, nine o'clock when I'm at least supposed to be leaving for Loveline over here. So I have not seen the show. So why don't you give us a brief synopsis of it beside that. We know it takes place in a hospital.
8:22🔗GuestWell, it mainly focuses on two women doctors. One from a more richer hospital, one from a more urban environment. He runs a free clinic and Whoopi Goldberg's character brings the two together and they kind of, the free clinic comes under the umbrella of the richer hospital and they become one. Much to the, much to the chagrin of both women.
8:46🔗GuestOf Janine Turner who plays the other doctor.
8:48🔗AdamRight. And Josh, you play a candy striper. I read in the bio.
8:53🔗GuestYes, as a matter of fact, a candy striper. I ride a motorcycle in my candy striped suit.
9:00🔗AdamYou're like the hunky, against type male nurse.
10:12🔗AdamThat's right. But they let cows cramp in the street over there too.
10:18🔗GuestBecause cows are sacred and doctors are clear.
10:20🔗AdamVery backwards country. All right. Strong medicine.
10:23🔗GuestThe sacredness of the doctor over there.
10:25🔗AdamLifetime at nine o'clock and then as soon as that ends, you can switch it over to Comedy Central and watch The Man Show, and get a nice broad range of entertainment.
14:32🔗AdamAll right, there you go. There you go. Randy? You get two, three wearings out of a pair of underpants you use talc. That's right. What's up, Randy? You're 32.
14:41🔗CallerYeah, I came into some Viagra, and I wanted to ask Drew what should I do about going about taking these things.
15:05🔗AdamI'm thinking a disgruntled ex-girlfriend trying to send a message.
15:08🔗That's what crossed my mind too there. I'm okay now.
15:13🔗DrewWell, we don't know the full impact of healthy people taking that medication. In other words, if there's a medical reason, then it's worth the risk. But for a healthy person, we really don't know the full implications. I mean, would it be a heart attack or something? Not unless you had coronary disease, and even then it's people on nitrites with coronary disease.
15:31🔗AdamWell, let me ask this, the way you put this, Drew, because I know you like to discourage people from taking prescription meds when they don't need them. But it's not as if it affects healthy people more and more adversely than an unhealthy person. You're just saying if you're unhealthy, meaning you cannot achieve an erection.
15:52🔗AdamYeah. But Randy could take it. First off, any guy named Randy is going to need a little help in the sack. That's not a man's name, that Randy.
16:00🔗GuestWell, no, but I know a friend that was on an antidepressant and then was prescribed it because the sex drive lowered. But, I mean, that's a healthy person who just happens to be having to take this.
16:11🔗DrewNo, it's an unhealthy person. They have a disease, depression, which kills 20% of the people with that disease. So they have to take medicine in order to deal with that disease. And then it's worse. Then it's worth taking the. And really, that's a real common problem. So they add well buter and switch to Remron or Serizone and or they adding the Viagra sort of a new thing. It doesn't really work that well.
16:30🔗AdamHold on. I'd like to give a quick retraction on the pussy Randy correlation. Macho man Randy Savage is coming in the studio tomorrow night. I'm just looking up at the thing and I don't want him snapping me like a slim Jim. So, Randy, if you're listening, buddy, you know, I'm just kidding. We'll see you tomorrow night. Then it's, you know, Randy Savage is Drew? The Macho Man?
16:51🔗AdamIt seems like a lot of work being Randy. You know, he's always going like this, he's talking to little tiny friends. He's like, he's starting to take a crap and he's got that tan salon thing going and he's all shaved and pumped and oiled.
17:04🔗AdamYeah, I saw him at the X Games and I thought, wow, it's a lot of work being Randy Savage. Much like what happened to Pee Wee Herman. You know what I mean? You paint yourself into a corner and now it's like you're Pee Wee or you're Randy Savage. And I was talking to my funny partner, the Emmy Award winning Jimmy Kimmel today about how great it is doing the Man Show because you know as a B slash C celebrity, you want to walk into some store and rent a porno, you think for a minute, oh Christ, people are going to recognize me, and then you think, wait a minute, I do the Man Show, I should be doing this. This is important. It's part of your research. Part of my research, part of my work. I'll get in trouble if I'm not seen around these places for too long. Adam? Yeah. You're 24.
17:51🔗CallerI dated this girl a ways back and when we were, you know, messing around and getting down to things, she had excessive fluids down there, like more wet than normal.
19:19🔗AdamYou don't know whether she had the orgasm or not. I'm with you on that one. But was she relatively dry up into a certain point and then a ton of moisture and something came shooting out or was she just completely moist all the way through?
19:35🔗CallerOkay. She was completely moist all the way through and at certain points more would come.
20:22🔗GuestI think some of them just want to tell you, like, oh, my life really sucks. I have this 11-inch, you know, I mean, I just, I think some people just like, I think some people-
21:13🔗AdamAll righty. Been on hold for a while. What's up?
21:19🔗CallerWell, just recently, I've been married for like a year and a half, and just recently, my husband was picked up for stillsitting prostitution, and I'm a little confused about how I should feel about that. I mean, I guess I believe that he didn't. I mean, I don't know.
21:32🔗AdamWell, all right. Let's not get confused.
21:59🔗CallerWell, we spoke pretty freely before. Well, I don't know. But we spoke pretty freely before we got married and all that good stuff. And he pretty much was like, oh, they're disgusting. That's what he told me, you know?
22:13🔗AdamRight. It's like a priest talking about one of those young altar boys. Oh, they give me the heebie-jeebies with their lily white bare naked asses and their pouty cheeks. What is his story? So what happened?
22:27🔗CallerOK. According to him, he was leaving. He was leaving Taco Bell and the lady was coming in.
22:41🔗CallerWell, I asked for a lot of details, but anyhow, she asked for a ride. He thought her no. He was at work at the time. And he thought her no. He said she didn't ask for any money or there was no taco money or anything like that. He got in his car about two blocks away. There was nobody in his car when he got pulled over, but they pulled him over. He said the cops were coming up. There was a lot of cars behind him. So he pulled over and he thought he was getting out of the way, whatever, but that they were coming for him. So he gets out the car. He was like, what's the problem? Whatever. They were like, get out the car. They said he's been arrested. He's been arrested for what? They said soliciting. He said the first thing he could think of was like someone magazine. He was like, what are y'all talking about? And then they said soliciting prostitution. So he started to resist. They punched him in the mouth.
23:27🔗AdamSo they said you're being arrested for soliciting prostitution, and he started to resist.
24:18🔗AdamYeah, listen, that's it. Hold on, if you're looking for the sort of underbelly of this country, staking out a Taco Bell is not a bad place to start.
24:29🔗CallerIt's on a really bad strip. I don't know.
25:08🔗CallerThere was no fighting. I'm just telling you the story. According to him, they were like, you're under arrest whatever, and he was like, for what? They were like, soliciting. He was like, what? What are you talking about?
25:20🔗DrewLet's look at history. Is he having a previous criminal record?
26:10🔗AdamJesus Christ. Listen, here's the deal, everybody, with everything. All you got to do is use common sense. That's all you got to do. Things will always make sense. You'll always arrive at your answer. For instance, OJ., you got a disguise in your car and a bunch of cash and a fake passport, and you're heading for the border. Okay. Now, Drew, if you came home and someone had killed your wife, what would your plan be?
26:46🔗GuestThis is a big, long Taco Bell commercial.
26:48🔗AdamYeah. This guy chats up some chick who's behind him in line at Taco Bell, then gets in his car and is heading back to work, and all of a sudden he's tackled by the cops.
27:00🔗AdamNow, guilty. I'm going with guilty. All right. Have you seen Taco Bell's new Cordita though? Taco Bell now do a thing where they take a hard-shell taco.
27:09🔗AdamWrap it. They wrap it with a layer of cheese and then a soft-shell taco, and then dip it in pure cholesterol. They've somehow been able to pull cholesterol and isolate that atom, and that molecule, and they just have a dipping sauce called cholesterol, and they dip it in that now, and then they give you a big pad of butter on it. I think it's just a cube of butter wrapped in bacon.
27:32🔗DrewWell, they actually have different sauces, butter, mayonnaise, and just pure fat.
27:56🔗AdamAll right. Take yourselves a little break over there. I'll tell you, when I got off with Taco Bell, when they dropped the Bell Beefer, those of you who are old school.
28:22🔗AdamYes, it was a hamburger bun. They took a white hamburger bun. They slopped, grated up, ground up- No, ground chuck on there. I mean the taco meat on there.
28:56🔗AdamAll right, we got to go to break. Flaming the hearth of Bell. I can't talk about Taco Bell anymore, except for I can say this and here's what societies eroded to. Every goddamn Taco Bell used to have an open fire pit, a natural gas powered fire pit with those lava rocks. The thing was five feet in diameter, it was four feet high and it sat there with a flame coming out of it in front of the restaurant right out on the street, I mean three feet from the sidewalk. Every one of these places had it. Now the kind of society that we're living in today, the litigious nature of our society or just the folks, would that be, that's an impossibility today, right? How many millions of crack babies would be tossed into that fire? Do you know what I'm saying? All right, so we can't have our taco bell fire or our bell beeper. All right, we'll take a little break. Rose and Josh are both here from Strong Medicine Lifetime. Sunday night's 9 o'clock. Whoopi Goldberg can be found on this show.
29:56🔗GuestHe's reruns Saturday night at midnight. So first you're done with your little man show.
30:00🔗AdamOh, yeah. Yeah, you can watch it then. Yeah. We'll take a little break. We'll be back.
30:07🔗CallerIs this Loveline? Call 1-800-LOVE-191. Adam and Dr. Drew will be right back.
30:50🔗AdamYep, it is Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. He is Dr. Drew, the Macho Man, Randy Savage. He'll be in here tomorrow night to kick my ass. Rosa Blasi and Josh Coxx are both here tonight from Strong Medicine. This is on Lifetime Sunday Nights at 9 o'clock. It's a very new show, but it's been getting what I hear are very good reviews. So again, 9 o'clock Sunday nights.
31:13🔗GuestGoing the full 22, ladies and gentlemen.
31:16🔗AdamWhat size network is Lifetime? I'm always surprised to hear when these cable, like you think MTV is huge, but as it turns out, they're behind, I don't know, the court channel or something like that.
31:55🔗AdamTNN. Meaning, when it comes to like, let's say, products, Coke is number one and RC Cola is number eight or whatever, and you know it. I mean, you wouldn't be confused by that. You wouldn't be startled. Like Nabisco, whatever. You wouldn't be startled by that. But in cable, what you think may be number one, I mean, like I said, you take something like MTV, they could be number 18.
32:17🔗AdamAnd or whatever. But the point is, is I'd like to figure out the order of those, and I've seen it before, and I can never remember it, but I always remember being surprised by which ones are at the top.
32:29🔗GuestRight. Well, important also is demographics. And obviously, and I know those demographics. I mean, I know we're number one with women from 18 on in every category, obviously, for women, because it's known as the women's.
32:41🔗AdamLifetime sort of the it's the chick network.
32:56🔗AdamBut, you know, I was thinking, well, Josh is getting screwed being on the chick network. Yeah, right. And then I thought, no, wait a minute, that's good.
33:09🔗GuestAnd they all asked me for his number or his picture, all of them.
33:13🔗AdamYeah, I did the math. I was at this restaurant today by my house called Hugo's. It was really good. I opened a new one in the Valley. And I ordered this smoothie called Woman's Juice. And, you know, I felt kind of ridiculous doing it, but it sounded like the best one had a, like they said, you know, we take like papaya juice and cranberry, and then we throw a cordita in there and like whip it up. I mean, it really, no, it really sounded good. So I ordered the Woman's Juice and everyone was making fun of me. And then I thought to myself, you're gay. I said, hey, what if I ordered the man's juice? Wouldn't that be worse? Think about it. Yeah. So if you're going to be on a network as a guy, you should be on the chick network. That's smart.
34:03🔗CallerI have a friend, right? And he said he's gay, right? And he said that he's been gay since birth. And I was wondering if that's possible because I don't see how he can be gay since birth.
34:13🔗DrewWell, there's debate about how much of sexual preference is biology and how much is it the environment in which one is reared. There are certainly some people that are more biologically prone than others, that's for sure.
34:25🔗AdamWell, here's the thing too, you're not gay, right, Danae?
34:39🔗AdamNo. But you're still heterosexual since birth. You know what I mean? So I don't think he was thinking he was, boy, I could go for a nice penis at age two. You know what I'm saying? But I think that's what they mean since birth.
34:53🔗CallerWell, did something happen to him when he was younger? Because how can people begin to be gay? You know what I mean?
35:01🔗GuestJust as you may never have imagined yourself, just the friends that I have that are gay tell me, A, why would I choose this kind of, why would I choose this, the lifestyle and the rejection and all that stuff, the prejudice?
35:18🔗GuestOr try to have marriages or relationships for a few years. And the other flip side of that is they knew from a very early age, they may not have known, oh, I want another guy, but they knew something was off at a very early age and they all said that. That's the one thing they all have in common.
36:07🔗GuestI'm telling you, it's the blend of the two perfect.
36:10🔗AdamI would be the leader of all gays, by the way. Whatever Jesse Jackson is to the blacks, I would be that to the gays. Where is the gay leadership?
36:47🔗CallerWell, my husband and I are about to have our first baby. And before we got pregnant, we've been together quite a while. Before we got pregnant, we partied quite a bit. And I did LSD about three or four times.
37:01🔗CallerAnd someone told me that acid deposits itself in your spinal cord. And I'm wondering if that's going to cause me to have any kind of problems with me or the baby if I choose to get an epidural or a spinal.
37:12🔗DrewNo, no. It damages your brain. But that won't affect anything to do with the anesthesia.
37:58🔗GuestI've heard the pleasure factor has decreased with circumcision. I don't know.
38:02🔗GuestWell, I heard it was increased. But you have to ask yourself, it's like naming your kid like, you know, Montana. They're going to probably be the only kid in school named Montana and there is the possibility of getting teased because they might be of the minority in that department when it comes to getting naked in the locker room or whatever.
38:20🔗DrewIn this country. And some, we get calls from young ladies who freak out about it. They're not used to saying that. And it does increase the risk of a local infection. And there are no cases of penile cancer in circumcised males. So they debate that there may be some medical reason for it. And there's business about the, you know, the skin thickness, the tip of the penis, the predominant call we get here is guys getting too aroused, right? They come too quickly. So that's neither here nor there.
38:45🔗AdamKaren. Yes. Here's the deal. Why don't you leave it up to your husband? I know it sounds sexist, but it's his...
39:18🔗AdamDrew has two sons. He had them both circumcised. And anyone who listens to the show with any regularity knows that whatever Drew has done, he wants everyone else to do. Therefore, it validates his decision as a father. You understand?
39:47🔗AdamDrew, are you getting some kind of kickback from the Moyle Board of America or something, the NBA? Is there a union of Moyles? How does that work? And if you're a non-Jew who performs circumcision, are you like an honorary Moyle or are you not a Moyle? Do you have to be a rabbi to be a Moyle? Does anyone who cuts a penis off, I mean the foreskin off, become a Moyle? You know what I'm saying?
40:31🔗CallerYes, I am. My question is, for about the past year, I've been really attracted to older guys. And I'm just wondering if that's like a phase that I'll grow out of.
41:31🔗AdamAnd they met- your mom was 13 when she met him?
41:34🔗GuestNo. My dad's actually pretty old. He's like 67.
41:37🔗AdamRight. You know, it's great. This happens all the time, and women live 10 years longer than men. So dad kicks off, and the woman goes on for another 40 years. I mean, this is the fact. This is the way it works.
41:51🔗GuestBut generally, there's like- that's why I asked immediately about the father. There's the obvious, you know, first day of psychology.
41:56🔗AdamIt's really- it's really- I'd say the average couple, the average couple in America, maybe the guy's three years old or maybe he's four years old. I don't know if the average is 3.7 or whatever. And then the average guy kicks off eight or nine years before the average woman. So there's like a 14, 12, 13, 14 years of women-
42:22🔗GuestExcuse me, what if the woman makes more money than the guy?
42:25🔗AdamWell, still you figure the guy was insured. I mean, you know what was funny? Remember I was telling- my grandmother was talking to me about this and she was telling me about this lesbianism that's going on in these old-age homes because it's all women. I mean, Drew, you go into one of these convalescent homes, what percentage is it of women?
42:52🔗AdamThere's just like one or two old guys whose penis don't work who are having to like take care of all these hens in his hen house, him being the rooster. And I said to my grandma, I said, Oh man, I can't wait. That's going to be great. I mean, one day when I'm planning on being that guy in the hallway, I'm 85 and I'm shacked up in a bunch of old broads. I'll be a service in all of them. And she said, you'll be one of the guys who kicks off. And I thought, hey, thanks, grandma.
43:25🔗AdamI'll race you to the grave. What do you say? That's nice. What do you say? Put a little money on it? How are we going to collect? Let's take 20 bucks. We'll put it on the fridge with a magnet and whoever loses it, I'll just go get it. Whoever wins will go collect it.
44:56🔗AdamLike you don't know what you're doing, but we need a chick and a black guy and a man who's going to stand around and do nothing and pay everybody.
45:01🔗GuestKind of like the nurse and the gynecologist.
45:21🔗AdamOkay, good. That's fine. I'll sleep like a baby tonight. All right. I'm going to lobby Congress to see if we can get it down to $750. All right. Jillian, I don't trust this guy.
46:54🔗AdamIt is Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. The starves of strong, I was about to say bad medicine for some reason, strong medicine are in here tonight. Rosa Blasi and Josh Coxx, both in the show. They're both candy strippers. Whoopi Goldberg is that. Now, how often does Whoopi, Whoopi's not in every episode, is she?
47:40🔗CallerI seem to be attracted to things that harm me, like, um, I've done sex and drugs and running away, and I always seem to end up in abusive relationships. I don't know why.
48:01🔗CallerI don't know. I guess it's the people that surround me or something. It's just, it seems like I just do it for everybody else around me, and I can't really stop, and it just ends up hurting me.
48:20🔗CallerMy parents are really, really strict, and I don't really like girls too much, so I ran away, like, twice.
48:27🔗DrewDid they physically abuse you or anything?
48:30🔗CallerMy mom, like, hit me a couple of times when I was little, but it wasn't, like, really bad. I mean, the worst thing was, like, she called me a bitch and, like, hit me, but that was it.
48:44🔗GuestAre they catching you doing these things? I mean, are they finding out?
48:47🔗CallerYeah, sometimes. Like, recently they haven't, but I don't want them to. I'm trying to, like, fix it, and I, like, just became pregnant, and I don't know what to do about that either.
48:59🔗AdamWell, what are you going to do about that?
49:01🔗CallerWell, I'm not sure. I've got to talk to the father, and he's sort of running away. He lives in a different state.
49:27🔗AdamI know you're doing a lot of rebelling because you've P.O.ed it to your parents, and you're going to show them that they treated you wrong and all that kind of stuff, but the reality is you're just kind of taking it out on yourself. You're getting pregnant, you're going to get a venereal disease, or maybe possibly another venereal disease, you're going to get hooked on something, you're going to screw up your future, and then the joke will be on you. Right?
49:51🔗AdamLet me tell you the best payback for parents. This is what I did. I got rich, and now I rub their noses in it all the time. I hold at least my dad a Infiniti Q45 top of the line, and I wave the contract in front of him every time I see him. What a booger.
50:08🔗CallerI pretend to light a cigarette off it sometimes, and he yells no and dives for it.
51:13🔗AdamAll right. That's a universal advice that goes out to everyone, parents and children alike. I was listening to the radio today, driving around, and I heard them talking on the news about these little scooters, these razors that are all over the place, and how it's driving the school board insane. Someone from the school board came on, and they said, they're urging parents to just use common sense when it comes to these things. I thought to myself, if you're urging someone to use common sense, it's too late. Yeah. You know what I mean? I mean, common sense is one of those sort of... It's like saying, I'm urging you to have... It's like an olfactory sense. It's like having a better sense of smell. Right. Really, really... When you talk about common sense, it's no different than any other sense you have. Either you got it or you don't. And that's why they call it common sense. It's not something you learn abroad one summer at school. You know what I'm saying? So let's not urge anyone to use common sense. Whoever has it, they're already using it. Those who aren't, don't have it. There. We've done the math. We'll take... I'm taking the pressure off everyone who's currently not using common sense. That's all I'm saying.
53:27🔗AdamI haven't heard of that one. What did you do over there?
53:31🔗DrewWell, they offered them a bunch of money to leave, and they wanted to bring this other girl in. And if they took the money, I would have been able to go home. If they didn't take the money out of a five-minute segment, they didn't take the money.
54:10🔗GuestAlso, they probably want to hang in to the end, trying to cash in on this, obviously, celebrity of survivors.
54:15🔗AdamYeah, but there's that element. But if you wanted to get out of the house and someone offered you 50 and you sort of did the math, there's six of you left in the house, you'd probably take the 50. I mean, if you had some hot girlfriend that was waiting for you to get home or something like that, you'd get the hell out of there.
54:47🔗AdamOh, I see. All right. And are they paying you for that? Not that much, huh? Not the 50,000 that they offer the guys? Hey, Drew, see, I would have piped up and said, give me the 50. I'll go. I'll leave right now. I'll never come back. I'll give 10 to my agent and I'm gone. You'll never see me again. Strong Medicine is the name of the show we're talking about tonight. Rosa Blasi and Josh Coxx are both here. Lifetime, Sunday nights at 9 o'clock. It's new. It's getting great reviews. Whoopi Goldberg's Stink is all over it, which I have mixed feelings about. My feeling... Here's my honest Whoopi Goldberg take. Okay. Okay. Here it is.
55:26🔗GuestWatch it. She's got her hand in every part across town.
55:29🔗AdamHere's my Whoopi. Oh, listen, I've alienated myself from the Hollywood community a long time ago. So I'll say what I feel. Whoopi Goldberg is a very talented person. And there's plenty of people out there. Not plenty. There's a handful of people like Robin Williams, coincidence of the friends, and Billy Crystal. All amazingly talented people. Not that funny. Just really talented. I give them talent.
55:55🔗GuestHow do they have longevity of career if they aren't talented?
55:59🔗AdamThey are talented. They're very talented.
56:03🔗AdamJust talented. Very talented. I would never argue that a guy like Robin Williams wasn't just chock full of talent.
56:13🔗GuestBut also you probably never watched all three on the rise during their comic careers. And you're talking about people, especially Whoopi Goldberg.
56:21🔗AdamWhoopi Goldberg has overcome ridiculous odds. I was aware, well, people who were attacked by bears have overcome odds. It doesn't make them funny.
56:30🔗GuestShe's not the role model of the Hollywood female ideal and also her being of a different ethnicity. She's overcome three huge obstacles.
56:40🔗AdamOkay. But let me counter that argument with something.
56:52🔗GuestProbably on the worst year of her life.
56:53🔗AdamOkay. Listen, how do you make that I'm being held down argument when you make 20 million a year?
56:58🔗GuestBecause you have to, for the majority of my life.
57:00🔗AdamIf she was a white male, she made 40 million a year? Yeah, but she hasn't been as. If she was a white male, they'd be like, honey, you ain't that funny.
57:08🔗GuestPeople wouldn't keep giving her the millions of dollars if she wasn't that funny.
57:12🔗AdamBut it's like Kevin Eubanks came on here from the Tonight Show. This guy's a racist. He really is. He's a black racist, and he was complaining during the commercials the whole time about the man keeping him down. And I'm thinking, hey, buddy, you get a million dollars a year for playing the guitar on a white show. I mean, I don't know what you... whatever you want to call it, you're making a million dollars a year. I mean, you can't make both arguments. That's all I'm saying.
57:33🔗GuestWell, you have to think, don't have people been celebrity longer than they've been alive? Like, if somebody's been a celebrity longer than they've been just, you know, a regular person, that argument might fly, but otherwise, I don't know, if you've...
57:45🔗AdamThe man is not doing a great job of holding down Whoopi Goldberg. She's doing 15 shows and she hosts the Academy Awards. You know what I'm saying? We're not... Drew, you were at the White... Josh, you were at the White Guy meeting. You were there, but he said, and we did, we brought up Whoopi Goldberg and we decided it's gotten... Somebody dropped the ball. We made an announcement.
58:06🔗GuestI had my personal assistant sit in for me.
58:08🔗GuestRight, that's right. The original question was about how can these, like you used the three people as an example of Robin Williams and Billy Crystal, how could these three people be and not be funny?
58:21🔗GuestOkay, you just don't think they're funny.
58:22🔗AdamI just don't think they're funny. Everyone listen to me. That's right. I think what Whoopi Goldberg has is like what a band like U2 has, which is they're all right band, all their songs sort of sound alike.
58:46🔗GuestMichael Jordan's like okay as a basketball player, but there's better.
58:49🔗AdamNo, that's proven. But I mean, does U2 have a song that doesn't start with bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka bucka singing about the plight of the Irish men again?
59:04🔗AdamThey're all right band. They're good band, but they're not as good as everyone thinks. There are plenty of good bands who don't get half half the airplay that U2 does.
59:17🔗DrewI think that's brilliant. What you're saying is that there are more talented musicians, more complex music out there.
59:24🔗AdamNo, I'm saying there are once in a while a performer comes around and it works in a good way and it works in a bad way. Whether it's a musical act or a comedian or an actor or whoever it is, who aren't as good as people say they are or as the community embraces or society embraces them, and people are scared to pipe up because they'll be labeled an idiot.
59:51🔗GuestBut I agree, but I think with longevity, I don't know, but with longevity, I mean, when you're talking about like, you know, Debbie Gibson, you know, but if you're talking about longevity of career, I don't know, there's got to be something for those people to keep making projects of money and rewards.
1:00:06🔗AdamHere be my point, here be my point. Hanson is not as bad as a band as everyone makes fun of, and U2 is not as good of a band as everyone says. They're both meet somewhere in the middle.
1:00:17🔗GuestBut how do you know? Because Hanson's like eight weeks old. And I don't mean the kids' performance.
1:00:22🔗AdamI'm just saying people would use, like, Hanson as a comedy punch line.
1:00:27🔗AdamRight? And they're really three pretty talented kids who all play instruments. I don't have any Hanson records. I don't want to go down that path. But what I'm saying is they're not as bad as everyone jokes about. And U2 is not as untouchable. And Whoopi Goldberg, amazing talent. And so is Billy Crystal. So is Robin Williams. But not as funny as everyone says. You know what I'm saying? That's all I'm saying. Why don't we hear what you like? That's all I'm saying.
1:00:54🔗CallerYeah, what do you like? Who do you think is amazing?
1:00:56🔗AdamWho? Okay. Who's? Oh, that's the theme. That's the theme to Taboo 2. That's a great musician. Taboo 2. What like band or what music?
1:01:27🔗AdamFunny, but a little overhyped. Yeah, Bobcat Goldthwait is a guy who gets it worse than he is. He's actually a funnier guy than people give him credit for. Anderson just brought up Bobcat.
1:01:50🔗AdamWhat? No, Bobcat's wife is, oh Drew, why am I even talking to you? Like you're going to know who we're talking about. She married the puppet, Drew.
1:02:29🔗CallerShe's just chatting with some friends and she's really into the WWF and wrestling and all that garbage. I really don't know what to do about it. I've tried to ask her to cut back on it when she's at home, because we have two little girls. I have a three year old and a one year old.
1:02:49🔗GuestIs there any cyber sex involved or is she going into any chat rooms like that or is it just the WWF, which I understand?
1:02:57🔗CallerThey have a couple of the other girls that she's on with. They started their own little chat room I guess with some kind of role play fantasy thing.
1:03:30🔗CallerThey just changed it recently. I guess she started seeing a new doctor. They did some tests on her and he changed her to Prozac. And she's been going through bouts for probably about six to seven months now. Once I asked her, when she gets home, she was on it for like eight, nine hours while she was at home.
1:04:13🔗CallerShe doesn't have any privacy or I'm always trying to control her. It's nothing like that. I asked her if she'd cut back and spend time with me and the kids. She basically told me no. And if I cut it off, she was going to move out.
1:04:28🔗GuestIf you cut off what? The computer, the cyber?
1:04:31🔗CallerYeah. If I cut off the internet, she was going to move out.
1:04:55🔗CallerKind of forcing them to be, you know, with the kids instead of on the computer.
1:04:57🔗DrewDo you guys ever get any therapy together? A couple of times?
1:04:59🔗CallerI asked her if she would see counseling with me and she said yes. But then it's kind of like she just decided she didn't want to do that anymore.
1:05:07🔗DrewDoes she just not want to be in this marriage?
1:05:08🔗CallerThat's what I'm thinking. I really don't know.
1:05:11🔗AdamHas she ever hit you with a folding chair? No. I understand.
1:05:15🔗DrewEither something terribly wrong with this relationship or terribly wrong with her.
1:05:19🔗AdamYeah. Yeah. No, no. I'm going with her.
1:06:15🔗AdamOkay, so here's the deal, Brian. You need to tell her that if she wants to save this relationship, she needs to work on it with you. And if she refuses to do that, then that's her checking out and she doesn't want to be in it. And you're going to have to just be as good a father as you can be without being in the relationship. And ultimately, it'll probably be a good thing for you. I'm sure there are a lot of hot chicks wandering around the machine shop where you work, right?
1:06:43🔗AdamSurprise, surprise. Interesting. I had a totally different concept of the machine shop.
1:06:48🔗GuestThat's not the machine shop I work in.
1:06:52🔗AdamAll right. Oh, my God. I'll tell you. To me, I understand women who are not getting along with their husbands, but when they become sort of neglectful with their kids and stuff, it becomes like there's a flaw.
1:07:59🔗AdamYeah. Yeah, sounds like Josh knows the show. I got my money out in the car. You want to hang on or just gamble? I'll get it during the break?
1:08:06🔗DrewYeah, get it during the break. Let's gamble then.
1:08:45🔗AdamWe gamble on her past, basically. Where does she come from? Physical abuse, sexual abuse, alcoholic father, abandonment, or maybe hyped libido and nothing's wrong.
1:09:36🔗GuestI think that you guys are very insightful. I just automatically go to just something simpler, like what's your relationship like with your father? And she's acting out. She's obviously needing attention in acting out sexually.
1:09:48🔗DrewWhat is it like with her dad? What would you predict it to have been like?
1:09:50🔗GuestHonestly, I don't know. But obviously, craving attention that she did not get from him.
1:09:56🔗DrewSo paint the relationship with her dad.
1:09:58🔗GuestSo perhaps he was never around. He worked all the time? Or just abandoned. Perhaps he was never around. Perhaps he basically ignored. Maybe he was around all the time, but he pretty much ignored her. And this is her way of acting out. But that's a pretty good point, the molestation. But it wasn't my first original thought. He gets that.
1:10:16🔗GuestSo that's acting out to get attention using your body.
1:10:21🔗DrewMore will hopefully be revealed. Sexual abuse is taken. The dad out of the home, which is Rosa's thing, basically. I'm getting heavy duty to neglect. So I'll say lots of kids, lots of siblings, and parents were sort of physically abusive as a way of controlling them.
1:10:36🔗AdamLots more than four brothers and sisters?
1:12:22🔗GuestThat would make sense if you start dating, like, beginning of high school, you start dating when you're like 13, 14. How old were you when you lost your virginity?
1:12:50🔗AdamOkay. So, listen, I think your dad, I mean, it's not abandonment when he is, or at least it's, you know, with a note from the doctor, you have an aneurysm and you die, but your dad checked out early and checked out of your life and his life for that matter, too, and you were left with your mom, and I think everyone, I think you're looking for daddy out there now. Does it feel that way?
1:13:16🔗CallerNot really, like, I mean, of course, I miss my father and everything, but I understand that what I'm, the father figure I would like to have, I'm not going to find in one of the people I'm dating.
1:13:26🔗DrewWell, let's just go back to your original issue, which is that your orgasmic functioning typically doesn't.
1:13:37🔗DrewAnd that's common. And B, orgasm in general is something that women don't figure out until late teens.
1:13:43🔗GuestNo pun intended. You come into it with age.
1:13:46🔗DrewLate teens, 20s. And part of it is the geyser is completely clueless. And secondly, you learn how your central nervous system works and how to find that sort of intimate place where that physiology occurred.
1:13:59🔗GuestAnd I'm not there, Sarah, but I'm guessing the guys at 16 don't have a lot of foreplay happening.
1:14:59🔗AdamI was bowling on an MTV show with Jimmy and Kid Rock or something. Oh, boy. They rerun those things. All right. We're going to take ourselves a little break. When we come back, we'll speak to Kevin of 16. Can't find anything to talk. Oh, he's been on hold for 95 minutes. Sweet. This is guaranteed a dud. Kevin?
1:15:25🔗AdamAll right. Good. You really know radio. That's what you call a tease. Hey, we got a good call coming up? Sort of? Could be. Could be. You never know. All right. We'll be back after this.
1:15:40🔗CallerThis is Loveline. 1-800-LOVE-191. Loveline, we'll be right back.
1:16:08🔗AdamIt's the Loveline, I'm Adam Corolla, this is Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-L-A-V-E-1-9-1. The Macho Man, Randy Savage, will be in here tomorrow night. He will get me in a figure four, possibly sodomize me right here in the studio for my remarks about the name Randy on a male. Randy is gay for horny, right?
1:16:31🔗GuestIt's English, like I'm feeling rather Randy.
1:16:34🔗AdamRight, but the gays have adopted the English, or the Queen's English, is their language.
1:16:39🔗GuestQueens have taken the Queen's English.
1:16:41🔗AdamThe King's. Yeah, the Queen's English. Thanks very much. Sorry, Drew, I'm too tired. Strong Medicine is the name of the show. The very talented Whoopi Goldberg is, and now she, she's like what Barbara, what's her name is?
1:19:02🔗CallerHe's one of those party animals that wants to experience everything. Right. Recently, over the last three and a half months, I'm just not interested in doing it all of a sudden.
1:19:41🔗DrewThey start getting psychotic at that point.
1:19:43🔗CallerYeah. You get paranoid. You can't handle it anymore.
1:19:45🔗AdamWow. Three days. And then you just be off for two or three weeks?
1:19:49🔗DrewCrack binges are absolutely characteristic. It starts out usually with somebody. You end up by yourself alone, curtains drawn, you in your pipe, looking outside, and convinced that outside and actually-
1:20:40🔗AdamI wish I had a nickel for every time Drew had to go back and explain the answer that he was sure he was going to get from the guest or the caller that he didn't get and then went back and explained how 99% of the time this is the answer, although it's never the answer they provide.
1:20:59🔗AdamYeah, really. If he would just stop talking, everything would be fine.
1:21:02🔗CallerYeah, you guys need to consummate that, though.
1:21:06🔗AdamWe did that at the Denver Airport during a layover in, I think it was 94, 95. I love Drew. There you go.
1:21:14🔗DrewLarry, when people do a lot of speed, the paranoia is slower to come on and more elaborate and stay fixed. That's when people are always focused on their family, their friends, and their neighbors.
1:21:40🔗CallerI've known this guy for over a year, and we've been dating for about a month now, and I haven't had sex with him yet, but I let him finger-bang me.
1:21:51🔗GuestVery nice. Clearly in college with the word bang attached.
1:21:55🔗AdamYou order the surf and turf, and this guy be a little, you got to pay the fiddler, right?
1:22:05🔗AdamWow. You guys ever go on a date, and the girl orders the surf and turf is on the first date, and you're just going, 48, 94, my Christ almighty. I better get some finger-banging in for this next one.
1:22:16🔗GuestI haven't heard that one in a long time. Oh yeah.
1:22:18🔗GuestYou haven't thought that word in a long time.
1:22:36🔗CallerI noticed blood on his hand and I was discharging afterwards and it kind of itched inside and I don't know what I should do. Should I tell him to stop or should I not do it anymore? What can I do? I don't know.
1:23:15🔗AdamIf you accumulated the amount of time my hand has been in a vagina, it would add up to an hour over the 36 years I've been on the planet.
1:23:22🔗DrewThe idea is something you would try and if it's uncomfortable to you, you stop and if you're itching and what not, it's possible it's just a yeast infection, so you might try some over-the-counter yeast.
1:23:31🔗GuestDon't you think it's irritation? I mean, an hour, that's-
1:23:36🔗AdamI mean, no offense. My hand logs vagina time like a pilot logs time in a cockpit. It's how they do it, 40,000 hours of- Oh, God. I do that.
1:24:18🔗AdamWell, as I've told, and people think I'm kidding about this, but you full fist guys, these guys, this technique. I don't know if you make that fist like you're shaking dice kind of thing. Is that just sort of the universal sign for Jack Offer? Do guys actually do it that way?
1:24:48🔗AdamThe okay sign. Circumference of love. You're okay. The penis is okay. The hamper's been in better shape, but the penis is okay. So yeah, you get the full fist going once in a while.
1:25:06🔗AdamI don't grab the ball and stuff it in the palm of my hand. I do a little lick, a little moist. I go to the bill of cap once in a while. A little sandpaper on there. And I just use the important fingers. But here's the point I'm making. Most guys at some point in their teenage years or early 20s, whether it be on one of these scooters we were talking about earlier or snowboarding or skateboarding or rollerblading or whatever, it's gonna break a wrist and have a wrist cast on at some point. I would say 40 or to half of American males between the ages of 13 and 25 have had a cast on their hand at some point. And that cast may stay on for two or three months. And if your full fist technique is the one you employ on your penis, you're gonna be a world of hurt.
1:25:57🔗GuestWell, wouldn't you adapt like most animals?
1:25:59🔗AdamI would. I would grow a tail. I told Drew that I'd masturbate with it. If both hands were in a cast longer than six months, I would grow a tail. And at least I know my son would have a tail. I'm not so sure if I would grow a tail. I'm not sure if that's possible. Drew, your doctor, I don't know if I could adapt that quickly. I would grow a tail and begin masturbating with a tail. Or I would do a thing where I take my knee out of socket and use my foot.
1:26:28🔗DrewAnd you've got this hone. You're down about, what, a two minute drill?
1:26:32🔗AdamStroke and a half. I go down and I don't make it all the way up before something comes out. It goes down, halfway up. Put it this way. When the hand comes up, it just keeps going for the sock or whatever's around.
1:26:47🔗GuestIt's just going right over your head.
1:26:50🔗AdamIt goes right up into the fist and then the victory lap.
1:26:52🔗DrewAnd you're what, two, three times a day still?
1:29:03🔗GuestAnd weird that that's your screen saver.
1:29:07🔗AdamHe dumped it on there. He shined the black light. What they do is they dump essentially white vinegar on the shlong and then they put a black light on it and see if anything winks at them.
1:29:24🔗AdamOh, please. He was trying to get his $100 when he made that comment. I took the $100 from him and I bought hard candy and what else was I going to buy? Crack cocaine. That's right. Laura?
1:30:26🔗AdamVery good. Well, listen, I've said this many times there. Laura, here's the story. You went to Europe for a year when you were six. Okay. Much more glamorous than being there. Right.
1:30:40🔗AdamYou see what I'm saying? Then not being able to complete a Sullivan book when you were in the first grade. All right, Laura? You spent a year in France, right?
1:32:03🔗AdamRosa Blasi and Josh Coxx are both here from Strong Medicine. The new Whoopi Goldberg production, which he's in periodically and is on Sunday nights, nine o'clock on The Fabulous Lifetime, the number two cable network. And I don't know what number one is. Maybe it's CNN.
1:32:24🔗AdamWait, one would hope. Whatever it is, it's-
1:32:26🔗GuestI don't know. Every hotel I've ever been is, there's always CNN, if not any other channel.
1:32:30🔗AdamIt's a good point, and I don't know if they do it by homes or revenue or how they judge what is the number one station. You know what I mean? There may be some that are in more places but have less viewers or make less money. I don't know how it works. I'd love to get that break down, although I'm not going to do anything to get it. Laura?
1:33:43🔗DrewBy the way, how does one thing lead to another? I'm sure that's what's coming next.
1:33:47🔗AdamOver a cup of coffee. Once in my entire school career, I was walking down an aisle in a supermarket.
1:33:54🔗GuestYou freak out when you see him there.
1:33:56🔗AdamHoly Christ, it's Mr. Branson. It's just like diving in a frozen food section, covered myself with pee. Are you kidding me? Hey, Mr. Branson, you want to go out and get a cup of Joe and talk about my grades? Fantastic. Are you kidding me? It makes me sick. Isn't there some sort of Geneva Convention where you've broken some rule? So I'm trying to figure out what this guy's job is exactly.
1:34:39🔗GuestSo how does it begin if you're not seeing him every day in class? I don't know what you'd be talking to him about school in a coffee shop. How does that begin, the flirtationer?
1:34:48🔗CallerHe's like always around, you know? And I've just been having like suicidal thoughts because I feel really dirty.
1:34:55🔗AdamWell, wait a minute. We'll get back to that for a second. But I'm still with Rosa. You don't have the guy. He's not your counselor, right?
1:35:09🔗CallerHe was kind of helping me with like school stuff.
1:35:13🔗DrewLaura, this wasn't your fault. This guy is a problem, okay? This guy took advantage of his position, and it's not something you should feel responsible for.
1:35:21🔗AdamShe paints such a vivid picture, doesn't she?
1:35:53🔗DrewYou got to tell someone about this in adults. Yeah.
1:35:57🔗AdamWell, wait a minute. Hold on one second there. I mean, this is not a good situation. But you're 18 and this only happened twice. You didn't perform oral sex on him or have intercourse with him. No. You gave him a hand. I essentially got one from Drew here in the studio under the woods line. Yeah. And he gave me 100 bucks. Drew, when's the last time you paid someone again? Yeah. You know what I mean?
1:36:51🔗AdamHere's my point, Laura. This thing has opened up something in you, and now all the depression is flowing through. This isn't helping. This isn't healthy. This isn't a good thing to do. But do not put all of your eggs into this guy's basket. Pardon the pun.
1:37:07🔗DrewBut tell an adult, talk about your depression, and talk about what this guy's done. OK?
1:37:13🔗DrewLet me quickly answer that one in six.
1:37:14🔗AdamWell, I know this is not popular advice, but everyone doesn't have to be a victim, and everyone doesn't have to feel ashamed, and everyone doesn't have to feel like they're raped.
1:37:25🔗DrewNo, that's reasonable advice to help people choose to not be a victim or to stay stuck in that quagmire. However, there's feelings that you can't control.
1:37:33🔗AdamNo, I understand that, but a hand job and twice, eh, eh, you know what I mean?
1:37:39🔗GuestJust the whole thing, though, the guy just hanging around and not being a teacher, it just sounds like you said, Dr. Drew, like it's not the first time.
1:37:56🔗CallerWell, I just found out that I had an STD by the name of HPV.
1:38:02🔗DrewWe were talking about it during the commercial break, which about half the people in the country have.
1:38:06🔗AdamHuman papilloma virus. Which always makes me think you have it, by the way, Drew, when you start lobbying for... It'll be up to 85% in another month.
1:38:27🔗CallerAnd I was just wondering, because me and my boyfriend have, like, a serious relationship going. We have a child together. And I was just wondering if I should, like, not sleep with him after I get it done.
1:39:28🔗AdamWe'll be back after this. Who knows? It's Loveline. That's it. Randy the Macho Man Savage in here tomorrow night to kick Drew's ass when I tell him that's Adam. Strong Medicine is the name of the show. I want to thank Rose and Josh for coming in here and being delightful, by the way. I had a good time with both of them.
1:40:52🔗CallerThis has been Loveline. The opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the staff, management, sponsors, or this station. The producer for Loveline is Ann Wilkins Engel. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.