4:50🔗DrewOh, yeah. I got you, I hadn't gotten you off that freeway.
4:55🔗AdamYeah, Drew called me, told me the 10 was all bottled up and to get off, and I have when I first started doing this show, I think I used to leave my house about 830, 845 in the evening. And then I pushed that back to about maybe close to nine. And then it got to about 910. And now it's going to be about 930 and change when I leave my house. And the thing that's good is, is I live over 20 minutes away. I just don't leave much of a buffer zone. I pulled in here about 30 seconds ago and Drew pulled in about 45 seconds ago. And Brian Krause, when did you pull in?
5:41🔗AdamI like to hear that. Brian is from Charmed, of course. And where the hell is your bio? What the hell is going on with you? All right. Let's talk about Charmed. Go ahead.
5:54🔗Oh, Charmed. Gosh, it's a wonderful show on the WB. Three fantastically beautiful, talented women. Their healer, guide, white lighter.
6:08🔗We just began our third. Our third kicks off tomorrow night.
6:12🔗AdamAnd what's that there, Geronimo? Yeah, I know. That was a new show. It means you're getting old, by the way, when stuff's been around for a long time.
6:21🔗AdamYeah, like you start going to Houston. Well, they were the Houston Oilers just last season, weren't they? I mean, oh, the one that and someone goes like, you know, the Browns left Cleveland in 72. And you're like, huh? Well, no, I know they left a few years ago. But you know what I'm talking about?
6:50🔗AdamRight. Like for your dad, the Korean War was just last week, right? Still talking about it. Still waking up night and waking up at night and throwing punches in the air.
7:11🔗AdamThank God I wasn't here. I was going to be humiliated.
7:14🔗And again, it seems like yesterday. So, you know, you know what I heard?
7:18🔗AdamI heard that show you did 10 years ago where you said, Hey, in about seven years, we're going to be doing a show called Charmed. Right now, I'm cleaning carpet. What were you what were you talking about seven years? I mean, 10 years ago? You know what project?
7:42🔗AdamWe were she was in return to the blue. The Brook Shields didn't make it back to the little girl.
7:48🔗I'm Brook Shields like son, the little baby they had in the first one grown up.
7:54🔗AdamBecause Christopher Atkins knocked her up at the end of the first Blue Lagoon. That was as close to porn as we had in those days. Oh, yeah. 1979 or whatever. I don't know what the first year first one was. 1979, maybe 80, something like that. I mean, could you remember getting it up for that, Drew? We're going to check out Blue Lagoon. Come on, dude. This is great. Brook Shields is wearing a loincloth, dude. Yeah. So at the very end of the first Blue Lagoon, which for those of you who weren't born then, and a lot of our callers or listeners that weren't born then, Christopher Atkins, don't worry about him.
8:34🔗AdamAnd Brook Shields got washed up on some island. They ended up falling in love. Then at the very end of the movie, Brook had a kid. And was it the very end where the kid got like dropped in a rowboat or something?
8:48🔗Yeah, they all took off in a rowboat and they ate the berries. They were supposed to make a sleep for a while. It killed them. But the kid, which everybody forgets, he spit them out or threw them up or whatever. And he was thinking sequel.
9:00🔗AdamAnd you were like, the kid wasn't really, was it you? No, it wasn't you. You weren't the actor by the infant. The kid was like 18 months. And there used to be this real good premise that if you took like a toddler and left them somewhere in the desert or the outback or in the jungle, eventually an animal would come around and raise it. I don't know if people still subscribe so heavily to that theory. I think it's more like just sort of dive exposure eaten by hyenas now. Remember the sort of premise that... Yeah, you left somebody out. Eventually, a kindly animal would come around.
9:35🔗DrewNo, it would otherwise be a dangerous animal. It's a wolf or a bear.
9:44🔗AdamYeah. I mean, you know how... You know when a bear sees a little white 14-month-old, you know, a bear's got a soul. So you were raised and then you were on there with Mila Jovovich, Vond Jovov... Really? That was her? Yeah. Jesus. That was a while ago. All right. So that's what you're plugging. Is that coming out the video now?
10:19🔗CallerI love you. I don't know what to do. Great. On the toilet earlier, I had like water coming out on... I mean like pee coming out on like my butt and like both holes. I just wanted to know like what that was.
10:59🔗DrewI mean, there are rare fistulas, there's sort of connections that can occur to the bladder, but really just a bad diarrhea is probably what we're talking about.
11:04🔗AdamYou mean like when a river jumps its bank and connects with another river? Yeah. Interesting.
11:11🔗DrewThat's the thing that came to the surface in your rear.
11:14🔗AdamFirst off, how dare you speak of my rear that way?
11:58🔗AdamThis is 15 years ago. Oh man. I would have been a great soldier. I probably could have pulled a bullet out of my leg right out there in a trench. All right. Kim? Yeah? You have probably diarrhea.
12:34🔗DrewYou're not really sure yet. That would be normal. I mean, everybody is not really sure yet.
12:38🔗AdamOh, most people know they're like boys. Hey, Kim? Why don't you focus on a solid bowel movement, you know, and then work up to the sexuality? Okay. All right.
13:30🔗AdamWell, like, you know, I have a few buddies. You know, they got that, like, composite crap. Looks like you took a bunch of jelly beans and mashed them together. You can actually see like a little jigsaw made up of parts.
13:44🔗AdamYeah. It's like, well, you know, the the upper quadrant looks good, but the mid quadrant looks a little off colored. Yeah. You have to do something about it. It looks like something a bunch of smaller crap and worked it together. I don't have that. Well, yeah, that's not my ammo. No, I'm good.
14:30🔗AdamOr every other day. Really? Really? Really? Really? Now, see, this leads me to believe that you only do it twice a week. And that's why I defend that, because everyone else, I...
14:41🔗DrewWell, don't I seem healthy? Okay, rest my case.
14:45🔗AdamSeriously, you crap two or three days a week?
14:49🔗DrewI'm not even... It's certainly not three times a day.
14:55🔗AdamI got a lot of time. Yeah, I take... I'll take three, sometimes four good ones a day.
15:01🔗DrewThere was time when training, when I had, like, planned, like, a day in advance, because the time was so tight.
15:06🔗AdamSo, like, on your calendar, it might say, um, Faginbaum wedding, take dump, like, the next day, and then, uh, Bar Mitzvah, bring car in for Lube. What?
15:17🔗DrewNo, that's when you're writing on your calendar? You know, you understand, when you always make fun of me for not knowing what happened in the world for, like, ten years, I would not leave the hospital for days and days and days of the time.
15:26🔗AdamYeah. You couldn't cry out at the hospital?
15:29🔗DrewIt's because you're going, you're, like, in running shoes the whole time.
15:39🔗I, I, uh, I can, I mean, I can understand that for sure. I want you busy, busy.
15:43🔗AdamYou know, you work and you gotta hold it. I know you forget about it, but you don't, you know. So, Drew, you only take crap every, like, three days.
15:53🔗AdamWhatever he does that's unhealthy, he defends as healthy. Whether it's eating red meat or getting his kids circumcised or whatever it is, right?
16:02🔗AdamYou're telling me the three good ones a day isn't better once every other day?
16:06🔗DrewWell, what illness are you going to get if it's, name that illness.
16:09🔗AdamIt seems like the factory is running more efficiently, that the parts are going better. Okay, let me ask you this. When you're 80 years old, what's your schedule? What happens to your ass? Does it slow down or does it speed up?
17:01🔗Brian KrauseI'm in the Army. I'm in the Armed Services. I live on the military base and about a month back, my wife was raped. Someone broke into our house on the base and raped my wife. I'm sorry. A little embarrassing to talk about this, but I know that now she's pregnant and I wanted to ask y'all about the RU-486 pill and if that has any damaging side effects or...
17:31🔗AdamWhat happened with this rape? Did they catch the guy?
17:34🔗Brian KrauseNo. We don't know who it was. The best guess I have is it was just another private on the base.
17:42🔗DrewWhy wouldn't you want people to identify him?
17:44🔗Brian KrauseYou know, she said that she was... It was a traumatizing experience for her. You know, I'm sure you can understand that.
17:51🔗AdamWell, you know, here's the deal, Joe, GI. Joe. Yeah. And this would be a nightmare for me. And a nightmare for any husband, any man, to have their wife or girlfriend rape. So, you know, I sympathize wholeheartedly. On the other hand, we have to ask the tough questions on this show. And we've been doing this show long enough to know that when a woman is raped under these sort of circumstances, there might be some connection, not that she deserved it, not that she asked for it, not that it's her fault anyway, but that there's still some connection to her and her mindset emotionally. Is your wife sort of, what kind of shape is she in emotionally before the rape?
18:38🔗Brian KrauseUm, she didn't really have that many problems. I mean...
19:09🔗Brian KrauseUh, so she was pretty traumatized by the situation. Uh, from one of, you know, we've gotten out of her in, uh, counseling, uh, she really has tried to, you know, block out the experience the best she can.
19:22🔗DrewNow, by the way, people have blocked, if this is in fact what's happened, they're blocking because they know how to block because it happened when they were much younger. Adults don't block unless they already learned that as a child. Now, why are you asking about the, are you 46?
19:35🔗Brian KrauseBecause, um, I wanted to see, I wanted to ask you all if it was a more effective procedure than a traditional abortion or if it was safer because I've, you know, I've heard occasions of, you know, people are you in favor of abortion? Well, I know the child is not mine because my wife and I always use protection.
19:51🔗DrewI understand, but people that are strongly against abortion would still consider it not the child's fault and might think about adoption, these sorts of things.
19:58🔗Brian KrauseWell, I'm not against abortion in any form.
19:59🔗DrewNot at all. And your wife wants to get an abortion?
20:01🔗AdamWell, how can he be against abortion? He's in the Army. He's got to kill people for a living. What's he care about if he does? And I'm with you, by the way, Joe. I'm right behind you.
20:11🔗DrewSo, the pill is very safe. It's about 95% effective. And it should be, it's not, I don't know that it's out yet, really, but it should be available. And if she chooses to have an abortion, it's probably not as effective as a traditional procedural abortion. But it's a lot safer, a lot more pleasant.
20:27🔗AdamI heard you have to take a couple of pills over a certain amount of time and visit the doctor and all that kind of stuff. I wonder what percentage of folks in the army are against abortion be an interesting question to pose. I bet higher in the ranks of the enlisted men and the officers than in the general populace. What do you think?
22:06🔗Brian KrauseAnd I can't remember my childhood. But I was told that when I was in kindergarten, I was sent home several times for holding down girls and kissing them. And that also I always tend to go to older people, like maybe like 20 years older than me.
22:24🔗DrewYeah. I've seen some very strange behavioral manifestations after seizure and neurologic illnesses in childhood. So sort of all bets are off. Our usual patterns don't apply, okay?
23:10🔗Brian KrauseWell, um, she found, um, General Wartz on her, and she went to the hospital, and they said that the only way she could have gotten that was if somebody was fooling around with her.
23:19🔗AdamOof. Oh, that's it. I'm going to Canada. You guys with me? Let's get out of here. We'll leave now. Drew, no time for the wife. We got to, we got to make a break for it, buddy. Oh, for Christ's sake. Let's just make ourselves some of that like a Jonestown Kool-Aid and just kill ourselves right now. You man, you got a, you got a four-year-old with that General Wartz. It's like, oh boy. The good news is, is maybe the Warts will burn themselves out by the time the kid hits puberty or something. Oh, who knows? Oh, what do you do, Drew?
23:51🔗DrewWhat do I want to do? You go get help. I mean, this is somebody, this child is going to have a lifetime of trauma survivorship.
23:57🔗AdamYou know what I'm going to do with my kid? I'm going to strap a camera, a helmet cam to his head. Like, you know, like the NFL players wear. Like they're wearing the Arena League.
24:06🔗AdamYeah, just, I'll see every person that stands in front of him. If I hear any zippers come down or I see any hairy ass. And I'll probably, I'll probably put some sort of cannon or some sort of firing device on top of the helmet. It's triggered by zippers, the sound of a zipper coming down. Jesus. Or velcro ripping. Whichever one in here is first. Oh, Jesus Christ. All right, that's it. Let's kill ourselves. Brian Krause is our guest tonight. He's from Charmed. When we come back, Drew, who are we going to talk to?
24:42🔗AdamAfter this. All right. It's the Love Line of Adam Carolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. He was just talking about a grandiosity that defies logic, everybody. Brian Krause is our guest tonight from Charmed on the W-B. This show has a bunch of hot chicks on it, and it's in its third big hit season. Do you want to add anything to that?
25:31🔗CallerTomorrow night, Thursday, I want everybody to watch.
25:43🔗CallerWe're bringing in a few different bad guys, I guess. It's going to kind of recur for a while. You know, you got to tune in and check it out.
27:01🔗AdamHold on. You're calling from Africa? And you're in a tribe of some kind? We may not know, Drew. This could be a social thing. I mean, you don't...
27:20🔗AdamEveryone's like, Paul was smart. Paul's like, listen, I could find some black guys to sing behind me. No one will say ass. Because if you say anything now, it's like you're racist and a bad person. You don't understand. He's trying to unite the world. So it's like, oh, yes, real good. It's real good. It's excellent music.
27:37🔗AdamI mean, Daniel. Really, why are you blowing up your lobes that way? I don't know. You think it looks good? Do you think that's going to turn a guy on? What do you do it for? And don't tell me for you. I don't do anything for me.
27:52🔗CallerI don't really care about any of you guys.
27:54🔗AdamAll right. Well, if you don't care, then why are you putting barrels in your ear? Why go through all that work? If you don't care, act like me. Just don't shower and wear the same sweats every day. That's not caring.
29:34🔗AdamSmall business owner. Oh, I see. Oh, okay. That narrows it down to about 500,000 things. I see. Okay. Now, now I got a bead on you, brother. Hey, can you get me some of whatever it is you sell? What is it? Douche, tampons, whatever. Donuts? Yeah. Walkers.
30:28🔗DrewVery angry. You know, Daniel, please. Of course you are.
30:32🔗AdamOh, you're 15. Good. Have fun. I don't care. That's the beauty of this show. Danny, get everything pierced. Pierced everything. You don't care. You're the happiest person in the world. You love your parents. Pierce everything and enjoy. And then men love it. Oh, when I see a woman with a barrel, side of her, they have a hubcap size hoop in her ear. I just start gushing semen. I don't care how fat and ugly she is. I see that big, you know, something I can dive through, something I can where I can rape her lobe. Oh, that's exciting to me. I don't care how grotesque, how ugly, how bad her skin is, how oily her hair is. I don't care. I see big holes under her ears. That's it. I'm in. Count me in.
31:28🔗Brian KrauseWell, I just want to tell you two guys, you guys are great. Everything. Thanks. And I have this girlfriend. We've been going out for like about a month now. And she keeps teasing me with sex.
31:40🔗Brian KrauseLike I would go over her house. She would call me and tell me to go over her house that her parents are gonna be home. Like they go out of town for weeks at a time. And she wanted me to go over her house. And so I did. And it's not the first time it happened. I went over her house.
32:08🔗AdamYou can turn into a bigger a-hole than I am. It's my greatest work. Turn Drew into an a-hole. Alright. Yeah. So you went by the house and?
32:18🔗Brian KrauseAnd she would, I would sit down and we would talk and we would watch a movie and everything and then it would get late and I would say I would leave. But then before I would leave she would grab my hand and she would make me like rubber and all her like private places and all that.
32:36🔗Brian KrauseAnd when we get close enough to do it, like I get ready to take off her shirt and everything, she stops me. Like she like puts her shirt back on and she says that I don't want to do it.
32:48🔗AdamWhere are you guys when this is going down over at her house?
33:22🔗Brian KrauseI mean, I don't know. I mean, she likes me and we've been going out for a while now. How long? It's already going to be a month and I've given her gifts. I know it doesn't matter, but I care for her a lot. And then she would stop me like right when we're going to do it. She said she doesn't want to.
33:39🔗AdamOK. What do you think? Do you think? OK, let me float this theory, Danny, because OK, here's a very unpopular theory, but here goes anyway. Sometimes a woman does not want to be the instigator of sex and furthermore feels like it's almost her job to say no so that she did say no. It's like me and drugs, you know? It's like when people go, hey, how about we do an eight ball? And I go, I don't think so. And they go, come on. And I go, OK. See, it's like I said, well, I don't want to do a kilo of speed tonight, you know? But they went, come on. And I went, OK, now I can sleep if I can sleep. He was already saying I didn't I didn't do it.
34:27🔗DrewLiterally, that's like you're taking the crack pipe up your mouth and somebody pulls away. And you say, no, no, no. I see he's already underway.
34:34🔗AdamHe put his crack pipe up to her mouth already. Yeah. So she got you going and then stopped you.
34:41🔗Brian KrauseYeah. And it's like not the first time it's happened. And all right.
34:44🔗AdamWell, why don't you talk to her about it?
34:47🔗Brian KrauseAnd she would tell me that that she gives me no reason. She just goes, I don't know. And that's the end of it. But I try to keep talking to her about it.
34:53🔗DrewAll right. That's what you got to do. Is she not ready? She's taking her time. That's fine. That's good. Relax. You'll be fine. You like her. You're into her. You're physical in many other ways. That's fine.
35:04🔗AdamYeah. I hate to say, but he's got to weave a little booze into this equation. Hey, my buddy, the wheeze, you know, juice him up and go. That's what he says. Seventeen. I know it's a little young. I don't know. I don't know. You know what? Don't go on her turf. Get her over your house. Parents go away for weeks at a time.
35:45🔗Brian KrauseYeah, but sometimes she would go over her grandma's house.
35:48🔗AdamOK, but still, that's jackpot there for a 17 year old guy. Jack, that's hitting the puberty lottery. That is a lottery. Your mom, would it take a shoehorn and a bucket of lard to get her out of that front door? My god damn mom chained herself to the bed.
36:08🔗AdamHave to pick up one side of the house and shake it to get her, just to get her one side of it. Or get her out of the house. Your mom wasn't going anywhere, was she?
36:18🔗DrewNo. Nor are we going anywhere when kids hit 17. I'm telling you. I got news for you. I'm putting this in those steady cams to go to the camps.
36:25🔗AdamYeah, steady cam. Drew's working on a hologram.
36:33🔗AdamHe starts making himself nine feet tall. He'll be standing by the door of this arms cross, smoking a pipe in a car again. Your dad doesn't talk much, does he? Oh, he's big. Look at him. Very menacing. Seriously, your mom was a housewife, was she? So she didn't go anywhere?
37:14🔗AdamIf your parents left for weeks at a time, you had a girlfriend, 17, you'd eventually work your way into boffin in their bed. I don't know how, but then they would catch you through having sex in their bed by leaving some stain or finding a condom wrapper or something. You would go camping, right? That's the way to go. We're going camping. Yeah. Camping needs to be changed. What did I say we need to change?
37:48🔗AdamSammy's I think my ass conversation put her down. Sammy's been on hold for 60 minutes. She's a, a gal.
38:04🔗DrewHaven't had a good snore in a long time.
38:05🔗AdamNo, and never a girl. I'm picturing a big gal. I ain't picturing a spokesmodel. I don't know why. You don't hear about the model snoring. Maybe people just put up with it more. You know what I mean? Like, you're big and ugly, you're snoring, you get a big, you get an elbow in the ribs. You're like some hot model, you're snoring.
38:31🔗AdamYeah, that's cute. It's so cute the way she snores. Yeah, I'm going down to the sofa. That's cool. Maybe I'll get some sex tomorrow. Fat chick snores like you whack her on the frying pan.
39:04🔗AdamWe've had a few of these shows. We check back with the person every 15, 10 minutes, saw them logs. As a matter of fact, that's when the gambling begins. You know what I'm saying?
39:52🔗AdamThe Love Gromit, that basically foam rubber doughnut you put around your penis when you're having sex, so you don't bottom out on the woman's cervix.
39:59🔗DrewThat'll go over great in the 10th grade history class.
40:02🔗AdamLet's see. I got an idea, the shotgun beer with the pull tabs on both sides, so you kids can get loaded faster. Let's say it's Saturday night. The movie is going to start in 20 minutes in your stone cold sober. You got a six pack. You got to pound it before you hit the road. Shotgun. Pull that tab on both sides. No longer the pain and humiliation of shoving a ballpoint pen through the side of the can.
40:28🔗DrewI do believe you had more savory inventions somewhere. Maybe some innovations.
40:34🔗AdamI'll tell you the, what's that? What is that Anderson? Oh, yeah.
40:40🔗AdamOh, this is why I need to be president. Thank you, Anderson. I'm going to magnetize change. Coins. I'm going to magnetize a nice big ball of change. You know what I'm saying? How many goddamn times do you sit in your car and you lean back and hear jingle, jingle, jingle, clap it, roll, roll, roll? I got a goddamn piggy bank floating under the seat of my car. I got change floating everywhere. It's in the sofa. It's all over the...
41:02🔗DrewAnd you can probably put information to those magnetic elements too.
41:05🔗AdamMagnify the change. You got a big ball of change. You peel a quarter off.
41:11🔗DrewThere's your deal. All right. Sounds good. All right.
41:14🔗DrewYou can throw it at the refrigerator when you get home.
41:17🔗AdamYeah. You hold a picture up on the fridge, a note with a big ball of change. All a car, cars wouldn't need change holes. Just a little strip of metal. Throw it there. And bums would no longer be able to do that annoying thing where they rattle the cuff.
41:31🔗DrewYeah, but there's a big, big ball of stuff in there. So it's like a rock in the can.
41:36🔗AdamWho cares? You don't know if there's an apple in there or quarters. It's one ball. Magnetized change.
41:42🔗AdamOh, my God. I think I could win the presidency based on that simple idea. How many times do you sit down in your car seat and hurt a bunch of... You know when you wear sweatpants? You go to the liquor store and you buy something, you lean back in your car and it just goes spilling out all over the place. Yeah. That's all. Thanks for bringing that up, Anderson. I almost forgot about that. All right. We'll be back after this.
42:26🔗AdamNRK. Hey, Loveline, I'm Adam Carolla. That'd be Dr. Drew over there. Brian Krause is our guest tonight. He's from Charmed. Got the big season premiere coming up Thursday night, tomorrow night, nine o'clock, on the WB. Third season.
43:01🔗CallerYeah, I think with the Olympics, it's kind of pushed everybody back.
43:05🔗DrewNo, they just, they, they, over the last couple years, they all sort of staggered.
43:08🔗CallerFor sure. Some people want to be open first or closed first, and, you know, they don't want overlapping premieres and stuff like that.
43:14🔗AdamI, I saw the, I was watching, I guess it was NBC tonight, and I saw the Olympic logo on, with their little ghost that they have, the NBC logo, and I thought, I thought that's over.
43:31🔗AdamBut, does it do us any good that it's over? You know what I mean? You think they just screwed up and left that on there, or they just want us to keep thinking about it?
43:39🔗DrewThey paid a lot of money for the Olympics. They want to give a mileage out of it.
43:41🔗AdamOh my God. I could never, ever run anything. I'd be outraged at everything.
43:48🔗AdamIf I ran Pepsi or Coke, and someone wanted to do a Super Bowl spot, and they told me it was $5 million, I'd be, you're insane. You're so high. We'll buy 10, 25 trucks.
43:57🔗Adam25 trucks instead. Let them run their 30 second spot with the polar bears chugging Pepsi or whatever. Those idiots. I'll buy 25 trucks and a new bottling plant for the same money. No way. What do you think the Olympics cost NBC?
45:02🔗CallerDuring and after. It gets red and puffy and it burns when I urinate.
45:08🔗DrewOkay. So it's more of a sort of vaginal irritation you get?
45:12🔗CallerYeah. It also hurts during the penetration and everything. And I can't... I've been putting in suppositories and stuff from all the gynecologists and all these creams. And that even hurts to insert.
46:24🔗CallerYeah, he did. I'm bipolar. And I was manic and on medications. So I was stupid and I went up to his dorm room. But it had nothing to do with that. It's not...
46:36🔗AdamAll right, baby. Trying to figure out... Well, you brought it up.
46:48🔗DrewBecause sometimes the psychotropic medications set up yeast, recurrent yeast infections.
46:53🔗AdamWhat's that thrush? That's the yeast in your mouth?
46:55🔗CallerUm, I'm going right now to naturopathic doctors and they're clearing the yeast in my guts and everything. And they're treating me with acidophilus and boric acid.
47:07🔗AdamAh, listen, let me tell you something. These guys aren't qualified to work on your pool. These naturalistic doctors.
47:21🔗AdamThey have some dust from a plant that used to manufacture the stuff that works. But on top of a sugar pill. It's worthless junk. Why not just use the, use the S that works?
49:36🔗CallerWe'll be right back. Call on the 1-800-LOVE-191.
50:06🔗AdamYep, it is Loveline. I'm Adam Carolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. Brian Krause is our guest tonight. The Handyman from Charm. Tomorrow night's the big season premiere. Nine o'clock, www.B. Thursday nights, and Cypress Hill will be in here tomorrow night.
51:11🔗AdamThat's a flattering position. Hey, you know, you know what you need? One of those bathtub pillows, those inflatable bathtub pillows.
51:19🔗CallerI was thinking about getting one of those.
51:20🔗AdamYeah. That'd be a good investment for you.
51:22🔗CallerMaybe, maybe like a little bed on the bottom or something.
51:24🔗AdamWell, those bathroom pillows, they're inflatable. They go in the bathtub and they got little suction cups on the back, prop your head up there.
53:55🔗CallerWell, but here, here's the thing. Like, sometimes, I'll, like, I'll, like, it'll be numb after a while, and, you know, sometimes I'll, like, I have this problem where I will get wet constantly throughout the entire day.
54:10🔗AdamWell, sure, it's just raining back out of you.
54:34🔗AdamJust in time, you're explaining your technique.
54:36🔗CallerI can get one like, I think my top's like, probably less than a minute, but that happens. Wow.
54:43🔗AdamLess than a minute. Wow. And you know, here's the funny part. She gets one less than a minute, right? She hooks up with some guy a year and a half from now. The guy's, you know, the guy's down there for an hour forty-five. He's he's broken off a table leg. He's going at her with it. He's licking and sucking. He's going like a buzz saw. Sorry. Nothing. It's been two hours. Nothing. Forget it. Let's get somebody to get some ice cream. We'll try tomorrow. That's what I love about women. Allison.
55:59🔗Opposite and made out of hard rubber so there's no dents.
56:03🔗AdamYeah, but you know, let me tell you that invention. Those are inventions like when people talk about putting parachutes on commercial jetliners and stuff. It's sort of nonsense. I'm talking about real stuff like magnetized change, like the seatbelt sash, like the penis doughnut, like the shotgun beer, stuff that we can use every day.
56:27🔗AdamOh, yeah, the seatbelt sash. I'll tell you, I'm scared to talk about this one on the air because I still believe this is a moneymaker. We can tape this, right?
57:23🔗AdamYou know the super jolly Roger? Yeah. The gay flag? Yeah. You know the gay flag, right? It's got all those weird colors. It looks like, I don't know, Cameroon or something, some African country, but they're done in a little different different arrangement. I was funny. I passed a West LA sheriff's car the other night and I saw a checkered pattern that is the colors of the gay flag, but not quite kind of scrambled around. And you have to kind of stare at it for a minute to realize it's the gay flag. And I just, I know the argument that went on at the city council meeting, which is we want the gay flag on the side of the car. The cops were going, listen, we're not flying any homo flag on the side of our car. Big argument. And then it was, okay, here's a compromise. We'll have, we'll kind of have the gay flag. It's like if you had the American flag, but the stars were where the stripes were supposed to be, and the stripe was over here.
58:29🔗Go ahead. Okay. So, Drew, what causes pre-menstrual bloating? I mean, I have a kid, but it happened before I had a kid, where it's so bad, it almost feels like I'm pregnant.
58:40🔗DrewWell, I imagine it's the progesterone that comes up just prior to you.
58:45🔗AdamWell, let's let our guest handle this call.
59:59🔗DrewCould be a skin tank, could be a hemorrhoid, could be a fistula. Lots of things it could be, but somebody who knows how to look at these things needs to look at it. Any doctor can do it.
1:00:08🔗AdamLet her sweat it out a little bit. Listen, I've had a few run-ins with the anus, Alison, and I've cured them all myself. Thank God. All right?
1:00:18🔗AdamAll righty. All right. Hey, Drew, what about salt?
1:00:22🔗CallerThere was all that sodium stuff 10 years ago, 15 years ago.
1:00:26🔗AdamWhat happened to it? Remember all the sodium talk? You got to cut back on your show. This is the low sodium pretzels, low sodium tuna fish, low sodium.
1:00:37🔗DrewIt was going to give you high blood pressure, but there's no evidence that it does that. If you have high blood pressure, it can help bring it under control and lower it.
1:00:44🔗AdamSo those people have a problem with it.
1:00:53🔗AdamOh, I'm sorry. I misread that. Hey, listen, let me say this. If your body craves something, and I think your body craves like fat and salt, there's got to be something there. Why would your body crave it? Do you know what I mean? Yeah. You know, stuff tastes like crap with no salt in it, you can't stand it. It's got to be a reason God made you so nutty for salt, right? And cigarettes, right? In good scotch. I'm not talking about a double malt. I'm not talking about a single malt scotch. There's got to be a reason, right? Yeah. Michael? Yeah. You're 27. What's up?
1:01:27🔗CallerI was just wondering, my fiance killed herself about seven weeks ago and I'm on antidepressants and sleep aids and I've got just over three years of sobriety and I'm just kind of wondering what the effects might be, any sort of addiction or anything like that.
1:01:53🔗DrewYeah, you got to be very careful with that. You're talking to your sponsor about it?
1:01:57🔗CallerYeah, he says to just let the doctors do their work.
1:02:00🔗AdamWell, wait a minute, what is it? What is that?
1:02:02🔗DrewRestoril, it's Restoril, your favorite.
1:02:04🔗AdamIs that a no good? Expensive, no good?
1:02:06🔗DrewNo, it's a powerful one, but it is highly addictive and I would not stay on it more than a couple of weeks. It could trigger your disease. You have to be very careful.
1:02:14🔗AdamHighly addictive, that means good, right? Give me some of that. What'd you draw?
1:02:38🔗AdamNo, I didn't, you said, I don't know. I mean, I know he said fiance, but I don't know if it was or not. So why'd she kill herself?
1:02:47🔗CallerWell, we think it might have had to do with her past of drug use and her depression and a couple of some other factors. It was premeditated quite a bit.
1:02:58🔗CallerShe had quit smoking. She was really stressed. She had a personal physical problem that the doctors couldn't figure out and just one day she took my gun and used it on herself.
1:03:12🔗AdamAnd obviously you're depressed. Do you feel responsible?
1:03:18🔗CallerYeah, it's hard to shake that. You know, everybody I talk to, you know, I'm part of a group of people that are going through the same thing and they try to tell you to lose the what is and the blame and everything but it's easier said than done.
1:03:31🔗AdamOh yeah. My god. I couldn't imagine. And were you the one to find her?
1:03:38🔗CallerNo, actually her sister came back early and brought her daughter back.
1:04:14🔗CallerI'm fighting them in court and I'm still in the process.
1:04:18🔗AdamWell, let me suggest this. Maybe you need a little time now. I mean, maybe her aunt and uncle taking the daughter is not such a bad thing.
1:04:26🔗CallerWell, I don't really, I don't know. I'm kind of letting other people make decisions for me right now and I don't know if it's the best thing. I'm just pretty whacked.
1:04:33🔗DrewYou just go to meetings every day, talk to your sponsor a couple of times a day, say a lot of prayers, get off that, get off that restaurant, get off that tamazepam.
1:04:44🔗AdamI mean, if you're not going to be using it?
1:04:46🔗CallerWell, I'm just, I'm afraid to, I'm to the point where I don't know if I still need it, but I'm afraid to lie there in the dark and just think about everything.
1:04:55🔗AdamWell, how, oh, you can't start boozing? No booze?
1:05:13🔗CallerI had one, I got rid of it. I've lost like 40 pounds. I don't eat at all, you know.
1:05:17🔗AdamAll right, listen, you know what? I know it sounds overly simplistic, but I agree, you start working out, you'll feel better. Start going on long walks and stuff, you know what I mean? And get like a heavy bag and just beat the crap out of it.
1:05:52🔗AdamYeah, you just take care of yourself for the next, you know, X amount of months. Yeah. Okay, but don't just, you know, crawl into a shell and blow away. Then start exercising. You got to motivate yourself. It's going to be hard.
1:06:08🔗CallerBut about the anti-depressants, how long do you think I might need to take those in?
1:06:12🔗DrewHard to know, but that one, you should definitely follow your doctor's direction on it. It'll probably be at least six months.
1:06:16🔗AdamYeah. You know, somebody kill themselves, who's your partner is bad enough, them using your gun to do it is...
1:06:25🔗DrewIt's very aggressive. You know, really, there's a lot missing in that story.
1:06:40🔗AdamTheir what? I didn't put a T in there. Did I put a T in cunning? Listen, here's the thing. If I was going to kill myself, and I may, I certainly wouldn't do it in a way... Here's what I would do. I would try like hell to take all the pressure off of everybody. I really would. I would hate my daughter. I mean, I would work the schedule out, and I would hate like hell to have my family, or my child, or a loved one, or even a neighbor. You know what I mean? Yeah. I would leave a note. I don't like writing. But I'd leave a good quarter-page note that said, it is nobody's fault. I'm just tired. I love you all. I'm going out to the desert. I got a bottle of booze and a nine-millimeter. And here's a map to my body. Hopefully, the coyotes won't have got me by the time you find me. And don't bring any loved ones out to find me. You know what I mean? Doing it in your house and kind of doing it in such a way that someone's going to stumble on to you and I mean, and that kind of stuff. I mean, does a four-year-old ever get that out of their mind?
1:08:01🔗DrewThat's the point. And she had addictions and there's something else going on with her. She had all these physical, quote, ailments that nobody could figure out. She's probably using through all this.
1:08:11🔗AdamOkay, then here's the other part. It's sad, as I felt for that person, to be angry at him, too, for what they did. Oh, sure. And how they did it.
1:08:29🔗CallerWell, it wasn't actually a compromise. The shape of the checkered thing you're talking about, it's actually the shape of West Hollywood. So it's a map of West Hollywood with a rainbow sticker on it.
1:08:41🔗AdamSo it's the shape of West Hollywood with the super jolly Roger?
1:08:47🔗AdamRight. You really? Because when you look at it, it looks like a whole bunch of geometric squares.
1:08:53🔗CallerYeah, any square is supposed to represent a block or something.
1:08:55🔗AdamBut I know. But listen, it's like when some guy, one of these horrible modern artists paints a canvas blue and then sits there and explains to you what it represents in society, it doesn't mean s, though.
1:09:11🔗CallerIt goes all the way down Santa Monica. It goes down to Beverly Hills. I mean, there's parts of it that are longer and narrower than others. It's actually shaped like that.
1:09:18🔗AdamAll right, but every time I see a square, I don't think of North Hollywood.
1:09:23🔗CallerYeah, but I mean, this is North Hollywood, not North Hollywood.
1:09:26🔗AdamAnd no, but what I'm saying, screwball, is does anyone know the shape of any city? What's Culver City?
1:09:33🔗AdamCulver City is shaped like an arrow. I'm saying it's one big arrow pointing to a penis. No, West Hollywood is a big scrotum sack. No, okay, so that's supposed to be West Hollywood. But here's the thing, the gays wanted the cops to put the gay flag on the side of the car, right? Yeah, probably. And the cops said, you homos are, you really, you've been sucking too much amyl nitrate. You guys are high. And they said, listen, we are a large part of your constituency and we demand that you have the gay representation on the side of your car. So they said, well, let's do it in such a way that only the gays will recognize it and it'll be cool. That's basically what happened.
1:10:13🔗CallerWell, I think the mayor is gay, so I'm sure he endorsed this.
1:10:16🔗AdamOh, the mayor is gay? Well, as Anderson pointed out, I must be gay too because I recognized it.
1:10:41🔗CallerGays get more sex, but they get a little bit of like discrimination.
1:10:44🔗AdamLet me explain, though. Let me explain the gay lifestyle. They may be discriminated against if they live somewhere in Missouri, but all you got to do is move to West LA. You got the cop cars with the gay flag on the side. You got all your brothers walking around in short shorts.
1:11:00🔗CallerWhat if you're Latin and you're raised in East LA.?
1:11:44🔗CallerWell, most gay people at a young age probably don't want to be gay.
1:11:47🔗AdamWell, that's true. But later on, I mean, they're laughing all the way, all the way to the bath house, right? I mean, it's a great lesson. I know gay couples. These guys are having a time of their lives.
1:12:03🔗AdamI'm trying to accept it. Adam, I want to get you in the ass, Corolla. Listen, here's two things I'd like to be in life. I'd like to believe in Jesus Christ. I'd like to be gay.
1:12:14🔗CallerWhy Jesus Christ? They're crazy, these Christians.
1:12:16🔗AdamListen, I want to go to heaven and I want to live amongst men. Do you understand?
1:12:22🔗CallerYou want to shoot abortion doctors too? Isn't that what Christians do still?
1:12:24🔗AdamNo, no. I love abortion. I'm a big fan of abortion. I would like to believe that when I died, I went to heaven and I'd like to find myself a life partner. I think I already have one, Jimmy Kimmel, and I'd like to have a nice two-income family with no kids, where we're on separate vacations.
1:12:43🔗CallerMost gay men don't actually find life partners. They end up being like lonely, idiosyncratic.
1:12:46🔗AdamWell, that's because they're so horny, they can't stop banging everybody in town. Are you kidding? No, how dare you? Listen to me. Let me tell you why most gay men cannot find life partners. Okay, one is there's two men in a relationship, and the woman is usually the only one who set the ground rules. Now, imagine in a relationship you got two men, and both men are horny, and both men have a libido, and both men want to cheat, and both men are traveling on business and stuff. Come on. I mean, Drew, am I right? The woman is the only one who keeps the relationship grounded, otherwise it all spin out of control. Now it's like there's no warden in the prison. There's nobody keeping things under control. There's nobody, you have no kids, and if you think about it, when do guys really settle down? After they have the family. They have the kids, now they have to start coming home, and they have to start being responsible, and they can't just walk out and run around whenever they want, right? There's a certain grounding process that happens. Drew, you know. Oh, you know. So my point is, is no kids, no woman, two guys? Come on. Of course. You're an idiot to get a life partner if you're gay. Plus, you go to a gay bar, you get laid every night, anytime you want. It's you times 250. You're horny, drunken, tank top wearing, short, sportin ass, and another 200 of you? All sucking up my ties?
1:14:23🔗CallerAnd you want to be nailed down to one guy?
1:14:26🔗DrewGay males also are more happy and healthier when they are in monogamous relationships.
1:14:29🔗AdamI know, but who could force them to do it?
1:14:33🔗DrewNobody has to force anybody. Some of them very happily achieve monogamy.
1:14:38🔗AdamSome of them. Not that many, but it's by their own choice. Don't blame that on society. Chris is attempting to blame this on, like, white heterosexual males or something. You gays could hook up for the rest of your life and no one would care. You could meet your partner at 17 and stay with them until 85. We wouldn't care. Actually, we'd like it better, you know, keep you paired up, keep an eye on you. All right, hold on. Chris?
1:16:07🔗AdamAll right. All right, we're going to take a little break and we'll be back.
1:16:15🔗Loveline, Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191, we'll be right back.
1:16:41🔗AdamThe ridiculous part is we go along with it. All right, phone number. Ah, we're just talking. Phone number, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Forget about that fax number. Brian Krause is our guest tonight. He is here from Charmed, which is going to have the big season premiere tomorrow night, everybody. Nine o'clock, WB. All right, where is we Drew? Want to check back, see if...
1:17:29🔗AdamSeems a little small. It's more like, it should be more 11 and a half, 12 at 16. But you'll grow. You don't worry about it, Mike. You'll be fine. A lot of guys, they probably hit puberty a little late, right? Rob?
1:18:00🔗CallerI had one other question. I've been having a lot of sex lately, and I was curious if you guys had any ideas to spice it up, because I'm getting kind of bored, but my girlfriend doesn't ever seem to get bored.
1:18:14🔗AdamHow long have you been doing it with her?
1:18:17🔗CallerHow long have I been doing it with her? How long have I been going out with her?
1:18:21🔗AdamHow long have you been doing it with her? Listen, let me just pass this on to our listeners, or anyone who plans on calling the show. Whatever it is I say, don't repeat whatever it is I said, and then give me another option on what I said. If I say, how long have you been doing it with her? Then how long have you been doing it with her?
1:19:58🔗AdamWell, let me ask you this, though. Drew, if you were doing it ten times a week, might you get bored?
1:20:07🔗CallerIf it was sort of, is my wife asleep or is she on the radio?
1:20:11🔗DrewIf it exceeded sort of, no, no, no, if there was a mismatch and such that my sort of biology was exceeded, how about it, how about it, how about it? No, no, no, I'm not sure. Then you'd feel not bored, but sort of like overdone.
1:20:24🔗AdamWell, here's what I'm saying. You have a busy schedule. You don't get ant sex that often. You don't have a chance.
1:20:30🔗DrewSo when it does come around, we've had period of time where it's regular and boredom is not something that I could conceive of.
1:20:38🔗CallerIf you eat a chicken sandwich every day, right, you're going to want to throw something on there, a little extra cheese, you're going to want it instead of on rye, on wheat. You got to change it up, mix it up.
1:20:53🔗AdamRight. I don't know what he's talking about. No, I know exactly what he's talking about. No, okay, yeah, so you're going to eat a pizza every day. You want to mix up the toppings a little bit. I'm with you.
1:21:04🔗AdamRob, how often are you guys getting it on?
1:21:07🔗CallerWell, it's between six and eight times a week, plus a little oral sex.
1:21:12🔗DrewAnd that's just what she wants to do? It's more than what you want to do?
1:21:14🔗AdamDoes your penis ever see the light of day?
1:21:16🔗CallerIt's really more than what I want it to.
1:21:17🔗DrewYeah, why don't you just back it off to make compromise to where you're at the level of activity that's more appropriate to your biology, you know, where you want to be? It should be alright.
1:21:27🔗AdamNow let me bring this up. I don't think we've ever brought this up. But everything in life that's enjoyable, all things that you could think about...
1:21:37🔗AdamYeah, I mean, anything that you could put in the column of life of things that you love are all there based on not doing it repeatedly and constantly. Whether it's shooting around the golf or flying your model airplane or travel, a vacation, whatever it is, a nice night out at a fancy restaurant. Now, if you take any of that stuff and you say, do it every day, it ain't a great time. You go on vacation every day. You play golf, 18 holes every day. You know, whatever it is, eventually, whatever it is that you say you love, you ain't going to love it. You may like it, but you ain't going to love it. Why do we think of sex as anything different? You know, we do think of that as different. I don't necessarily think that it is. You know what I'm saying?
1:22:23🔗DrewAgain, if you exceed sort of what your body is telling you to do, I mean, it's like eating.
1:22:28🔗AdamIf you exceed what your body's pace is, Yeah, but even if you would enjoy it a fair amount at three times a week, don't you think you'd look forward to the once a week even more? You know what I mean?
1:22:41🔗DrewNo, because then you start getting into sort of uncomfortable needing.
1:22:56🔗AdamWell, you know me. I'm in love with being in love.
1:23:00🔗DrewI know. Which is different. It's been a part of our relationship for quite some time.
1:23:02🔗AdamHere's my point. Remember you met that woman and whatever relationship, maybe it's the one you're in now, maybe it's the one 10 years ago, and you got together for a couple months, everything's going good, and then one of you went out of town for like a week or something, had to go off to New York or something. Remember that week? Remember when you got back? Remember how good that was? You know, that was based on you being gone for a week. That's why it was so good. Know what I'm saying? Maybe you need a little of that sexually. Yeah. Maybe they ought to put a moratorium on it for three days.
1:23:43🔗CallerWell, my first question is, when you ejaculate either through sex or masturbation, what's that release, what's released in your body after that happened?
1:23:54🔗DrewLots of different things. What are you referring to specifically?
1:23:58🔗CallerJust like the hormone-wise, what gives you that sense of euphoria?
1:24:00🔗DrewWell, endorphins, the serotonin levels raised, there's oxytocin released, there's multiple, very complex mechanisms actually that have not been fully worked out.
1:24:17🔗DrewReally? When you're done, that's the serotonin surge that makes you want to go to sleep.
1:24:22🔗CallerOkay. And then my second question is, when men are at the restroom, like say at a urinal, and they're urinating, they get a little shiver.
1:25:07🔗DrewAll right, let's speculate. Straining and emptying the bladder both tend to activate the vagus nerve, and so you can get sort of this low blood pressure and pulse. You can actually pass out. It's called post-micturation syncope.
1:25:19🔗AdamLet me say, if you passed out at the urine trough at Dodger Stadium, you'd be dead. You'd whack your head on something.
1:25:25🔗DrewNo, no, no. You'd fall and people would just float away. People would pee on you and be all over.
1:25:29🔗AdamYou'd float down and you'd end up in Santa Monica Bay before they could stop you. That's great. That's great. I know it's been a while since we've talked about this, but please, if anyone is listening to the show who's planning on constructing any kind of new arena or ballpark or public restroom, something that's got a public restroom, feel free to put those partitions in between the urinals so that I don't have to stare at another guy's dork and feel the fine mist of his urine bouncing off the back of the urinal and onto my bare forearm, which is inches away from his dork. Could you put a goddamn partition in there? Jesus Christ. Talk about ordinance. You know what I mean? I swear to Christ, I try to add a garage on to my house. I got to blow an inspector and bribe a city council member, but when they build up the staple center, they don't... Staple has one. Dodger Staple. I've been to many new places.
1:26:39🔗AdamA storm drain. Oh, I can say it. Come on. Who cares? They can't stop me from saying that. For Christ's sake. Put that partition in there. Listen, I do construction. I can tell you. It's 45 cents worth of MDF or melamine or Cortron or something. Really, literally for another six bucks, you could put one of those things in between us and save everyone's dignity. And especially when you're B slash C celebrity like myself. Last thing you need is some punk kid staring at your Johnson drunk.
1:27:28🔗AdamWow. I thought that was just a rap, man. Turns out, oh, guy got a cell phone here. Hey, Larry, guess where I am. Yeah, Corolla. Right. Yeah, it looks like he's peeing out of his belly button.
1:27:38🔗CallerI don't know where it's coming out of.
1:27:45🔗AdamDrew likes that one. We'll take a little break. Brian Krause, our guest tonight from Charmed.
1:28:21🔗DrewAnderson can sit there and give you the finger.
1:28:25🔗AdamAnd every once in a while when I wax on too long about something, put it like a drop in with the whatever or the violin. That's what I hear.
1:28:38🔗AdamOh, that one too. Brian Krause is our guest tonight. Brian's from Charm. Tomorrow's a big premiere. What's going on tomorrow night on this show? You have some little hints.
1:28:48🔗CallerTomorrow night, let's see, the girl's trying to protect an innocent lie in court and release like some bad guy. And as far as my storyline coming back, I took my girlfriend to heaven. Oh, great. Yeah, she wanted heaven. I took her there. So we or back in, we call it orbing, we disappear, reappear.
1:29:16🔗CallerAnd she's pissed. You know, it's your typical boyfriend-girlfriend thing. And so we're trying to work that out and the dos and don'ts of our relationship.
1:29:26🔗AdamHow's the shooting schedule for something like that? I mean, it's all in film, right?
1:29:32🔗CallerIt's all film, 35. It's 8-day shoots per episode. Wow. 12, about 12-hour days, average.
1:29:40🔗AdamIs it just me or is TV becoming more like movies? Like, I was thinking, I was looking at this, hearing about this Dark Angel thing that's coming out, you know, it was, what's his name? What's the...
1:29:54🔗AdamJames Cameron gets into it. The pilot cost $10 million, you know, it's shot like a Batman feature. You know what I mean? Is it, is it, is it, is it, is TV, is, are they stepping up because all the competition with cable or the network's stepping up?
1:30:09🔗DrewOr is it the quality of the transmissions? You know, the fact that we're watching TV in more movie quality images.
1:30:22🔗AdamWell, I mean, you got this Dark Angel that cost 10 million bucks to do the pilot. I mean, Gone With The Wind was probably shot for 3 million.
1:30:32🔗AdamOh, I don't know. Oh, hell, it could have been too. Well, it's in the 30s. You know what I mean? That's stupid because it was a million years ago. But what I mean is there's a lot of great movies that were made for a lot less than that. And I don't know where it's coming from. Pulp Fiction, 8 million. Know what I'm saying? Yeah. I knew that. All right. John?
1:31:59🔗Brian KrauseWell, whenever I have sex with my girlfriend or actually now my wife, either I won't stay erect after sex or I'll stay erect, but I can't feel anything. So I won't want to do anything.
1:32:10🔗And I was just wondering like, what I could do.
1:32:12🔗DrewIf it's after sex, what is it you're planning on doing?
1:32:15🔗CallerWell, I mean, she wants me to keep going.
1:32:16🔗Brian KrauseAnd that's the thing, I can't.
1:32:35🔗AdamListen, any of you women who think a guy's penis is going to be useful after he ejaculates is you're sadly mistaken. Plus, emotionally, he ain't there anymore. You know what a guy's penis is? You know, let me tell you what a guy's penis is like after he ejaculates emotionally, what the penis is like. Remember when you were in like high school, you take those, you take your finals about three or four days before the school year ended, you finish your last one up maybe two or three days before, you actually got out of school. Remember those last two days? Yeah, what did you do? Just sat there, it's like screw it. Maybe you showed up, maybe you didn't, just hung out, cleaned out your locker and just sort of chilled. You had no motivation, no homework, no nothing, didn't have to be nice to anybody, weren't worried about anything. That's basically the shape, that's the mindset of the penis after it ejaculates. I'll show up, but don't expect any, don't expect any oral reports. Nothing's going on. I'm just hanging. I'm going to clean out my underpants drawer and that's about it. Right, Drew? Right. Annie.
1:33:45🔗CallerYeah. I have my other friend. She's my best friend and sometimes we'll be in public or we'll be alone and she'll just kind of like hit me and like hurt me.
1:34:00🔗CallerWell, sometimes I go, ow, you know, and I say, please don't do that. And then she like kind of does it as a joke and then she'll start laughing.
1:34:09🔗DrewWell, it's not a joke. And if you, just because she's been your good friend, doesn't mean she necessarily should always be your good friend. And if she continues to behave in ways that are aggressive and inappropriate, that's it. Tell her that there will be consequences and then follow through on them.
1:34:25🔗AdamAll right. Drew, did you fear any of your friends growing up?
1:34:31🔗CallerNot feeling friends. I used to be a punchy guy. I was always small, tiny, and, you know, I took karate and stuff. So I was like, yeah, let me show you my moves. And, you know, I used to be real punchy and stuff. And all the way up till I was like 20, 21. And then I did it to this guy who was, you know, 35 at the time. And I thought he was a buddy or whatever. And I, you know, punching him in the arm, you know, give him the old dead arm. And he just turned right on me and said, yo, you know, don't go punch me unless you plan on punching it out with me. You punch me again.
1:35:19🔗AdamOh, yeah, that's right. That's why I was in fear. I kicked their ass too, though. I just, you didn't have a relationship with your friends where they beat on you. I mean, badly beat you.
1:35:30🔗AdamBut I, you know, I've been stabbed by my friends.
1:35:32🔗DrewBut the beatings were like a four, as you said. I don't remember if you shared this on the radio the other night or not, but the nine was...
1:35:59🔗AdamThey're picturing a game of. Oh, dear.
1:36:02🔗DrewNot nearly so bizarre as well. I mean, that's at least, you know, routine.
1:36:05🔗AdamAll right. All right. All right. I'm going to first I'm going to sue you and then we'll take a break.
1:36:13🔗CallerHello, this is your radio. The Love Line tonight was brought to you by Carolla.
1:36:30🔗AdamThat is it. All right, we got to take a little nap. I want to thank Brian Krause for coming out here tonight, and tell everyone to go watch Charm tomorrow night at 9 o'clock. And when that's over, you can tune in to Love Line, and there you'll find Cypress Hill, right?
1:36:45🔗CallerRight. Thanks, Brian. Hey, thanks for having me in, guys.
1:36:48🔗AdamAnd until next time, it's Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo.
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