3:11🔗VoiceoverListener discretion is advised. Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew Loveline, coast to coast.
3:23🔗AdamYes, it is Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla, that is Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1, fax number 3108-54-44-55. Dr. Drew is a board certified physician and addiction medicine specialist with tinnitus.
3:39🔗AdamHe is fresh off the plane from scenic Milwaukee and has joined us in the studio tonight. Justin Whalin is our guest tonight. Justin is one of the stars, I'd say the biggest star in Dungeons and Dragons, which is, is that fair?
3:56🔗Justin WhalinWell, Jeremy Irons, Marlon Wayans, Thor Birch, they kind of read, I guess.
4:12🔗AdamBut I figured it was coming out this Friday. Justin, I was looking at Justin's bio, he was in Lois & Clark, pardon me, and Charles in Charge, this was the exciting one. Were you the kid?
4:27🔗Justin WhalinI was the cousin. I was only, this was about 12 years ago and I played kind of the Chachi-esque character on the Charles in Charge show for about six episodes.
4:37🔗AdamFor about six episodes because he went on to star in the sitcom Charles in Charge, to me means more than six episodes on a show that taped 150 episodes.
4:49🔗AdamSee, this is why I can't stand publicists. First off, why would you be bragging that your client was on Charles in Charge?
4:56🔗Justin WhalinHey, listen, I didn't write it. I don't know. I know. That's the boy. That's the boy. The funny thing about it too is it's so long ago that anybody who remembers me from Charles in Charge was like four when they were watching it.
5:23🔗AdamI was in charge of a wand for cleaning carpets for many years. So this is a good gig. I'm not belittling the gig at all. I'm just saying I hate these goddamn publicists because I was when he said he went on to star in Charles In Charge, I figured he must be the kid Charles was in charge of.
6:15🔗AdamA film. I'm sorry. And then of course, his stellar work in Diagnosis Murder. Listen, here's all I know about Scott Baehm. Scott Baehm, I was doing carpentry for, he had an assistant. His assistant worked for many celebrities. You know, this works, Drew. There's people, they're like liaisons. She did-
6:42🔗AdamThis woman, her name is Estee. She worked for Katie Seagal from Married with Children. She worked for Scott Baehm. God knows who else she worked for. And I was a carpenter. And so she used to call me up when her clients needed some work around the house and I'd go do some work. And Charles Scott was gonna buy his brother, one of those workmates, one of those black and decker kind of workbench saw horse things that folds out with a little clamp on it. And I guess they make three models. They make like the crappy one, the medium one, and then the deluxe one. It's 65, 85, and 105 bucks. I just remember that he specified to her that he needed- The crappy one? No, mid-range. Not that bad a guy, but don't get my brother the deluxe one.
7:49🔗AdamI've never played the game in my life. Does it have anything to do with the game?
7:52🔗Justin WhalinWell, of course. I mean, it sticks to the rules of the game to a certain extent, but beyond that, it really doesn't. It wasn't made for- It wasn't- We're not sitting around playing the game and get zapped into the game or something like that. We take the world that Dungeons and Dragons created, which it didn't create any specific world. It just created some rules and kind of creatures that exist in any kind of fantasy world. And whoever's playing it can change whatever world they want it to be. And we just created our own world and told a story in that world.
8:42🔗AdamThey can't show him torturing gooks. He's got to kill a dragon. What country might we do battle with that would have themselves a dragon in their arsenal, Drew? You know of any? Probably maybe China. Don't they have a dragon?
9:29🔗AdamOh, yes. Yeah. We were, Drew and I were doing a little speaking engagement somewhere in the middle of Wisconsin. And we got to the town, a very small college town. What was it called? White Plains?
9:47🔗AdamWhite Water. And it's a very small town. It should really be called Jerk Water, is what they had to change it to. And we're staying in some crappy Ramada and somewhere. We got in the town at like three, four in the afternoon and the gig wasn't until eight o'clock at night. So I wanted to do heroin and pass out, but Drew wanted to go jogging. And so we decided to go for a nice jog and we're jogging down the street and there was, we're jogging down, I guess it was Sorority Row. We didn't know any better. We didn't know where we were.
10:16🔗AdamAnd there are all these arrows with panties hanging off them. But anyway, we're jogging down Sorority Row and as fate would have it or luck would have it, all of the girls from one sorority are out on their front lawn getting ready to pose for a picture. The photographer's back is to the street and they're all posed in front of their sorority house. There's 50 girls sitting out front on bleachers. Drew and I come jogging down the street, turn the corner and one of the girls yells like, hey, that's Adam and Drew from Loveline.
10:50🔗AdamAnd it's like, they're all chasing us. It was really, it was like the Osmonds cartoon.
10:54🔗Justin WhalinAre you sure you didn't do the heroin and then go jogging?
10:57🔗AdamYou're right. They've just all been the heroines. That's right. And I was chasing a dragon and they were chasing us. No, but it was, I guess, they don't have a lot of celebrities jogging through their town.
11:27🔗CallerYeah, that's right. Well, first of all, right before I called, I was listening to the radio and I was listening to this show and it was a different show than the one that you're doing right now.
12:18🔗CallerYeah, I do. I wanted to know what it is that causes the male fascination with lesbianism as like, if it doesn't seem to exist the other way around.
12:29🔗DrewNo, it isn't the other way around at all. It's a viable question because women always ask that question. Why is he so into lesbians? Why does that happen?
12:35🔗AdamWell, I mean, listen, we like vagina and women are scared of penis. So we have two vagina and two penis.
12:45🔗Justin WhalinI think there's some things you don't try to understand. You just accept it.
12:48🔗DrewI really think it's a mathematic thing. But also, men, two is better.
12:51🔗AdamPut it this way. How many men have two cars as opposed to how many women have two cars? You know what I'm saying? I think women, even when they have money, don't have two cars. And a guy, the first thing he'll do when he makes a little money is start putting a couple of cars in the garage. You know what I mean? We like to collect stuff. And it's no different with women. We like abundance.
13:14🔗DrewIt also goes at how differently men and women tend to experience their sexual experiences, which is for women it's about a connection with one person. It's a connection. For men it's a very visual, pure sex experience many times, most times for young men. So it's about sex, so more sex, fine. For women it's more people there. It starts to not make sense.
13:34🔗Justin WhalinYeah, and I think it depends also on your culture. I mean, in the United States, monogamy is the thing. You go to Saudi Arabia, you got a harem.
13:40🔗AdamOh, yeah? Well, you got to get over there.
13:43🔗DrewBut again, the women don't... They don't...
13:54🔗AdamWearing those sheets on their head and getting beat and doing that weird... all they do over there. Translation is, get me the F out of Saudi Arabia.
14:27🔗AdamWhat do I do? I dump talc down my shorts before I leave the house.
14:31🔗DrewNo, I had a big discussion with Jimmy about this. He's very careful to use corn starch. He's convinced it's going to give him cancer.
14:38🔗AdamHe has a regal balls, not me. I'll dump anything down there. I'll put a sack of flour down there. I'll dump some baking soda down there. Whatever, anything in a powder form. I just dumped acid all over my penis. Yeah, or some acid.
14:54🔗DrewWhatever will stop. But you really have to just kind of learn to manage that, Kurt, there's no real treatment for that. And a lot of the kinds of things we might use to stop the sweatiness of the palms. That could be irritating to the testes.
15:19🔗AdamIf you ever work with gasoline and then you scratch yourself down there, there's going to be a burning sensation and you will belch up gasoline. I mean your body, you will take in what you put down there. You know what I'm saying, Drew? So you can't be dumping anything. I wouldn't monkey with it too much. Just dump that starch down there. And what about that, Drew, with me and my talc? Am I going to get to cancer?
15:43🔗DrewThe only stuff I've read about that pertains to women.
15:45🔗AdamYou give women cancer? Well, that's fine. Problems there. Fernando?
18:01🔗AdamAll right. Between your Hispanic blood and your three nuts, you're going to be able to get someone pregnant from a BJ. You understand me? So just wear some protection.
18:16🔗AdamNo, he had to hang up his mom. Drew, when are you going to ever, when are you going to realize that every instinct you ever have about radio is bad? Like whenever you go, let's hear what they have to say or hold on or is that what it is?
18:28🔗DrewI've been able to survive this many years on radio just because you don't like it. It's just like Ann not liking your humor. Just because Ann doesn't like your humor doesn't mean no one likes it. Just because you don't like my lameness doesn't mean no one likes it.
18:40🔗AdamNo, hold on. First off, you know, being fair to Ann, how dare you on Ann's behalf? Producer Ann does not dislike my humor. She just doesn't like it. There's a difference. Do you understand?
18:50🔗DrewAll right. You don't like my lameness either.
18:52🔗AdamAnn thinks of my humor like I think like I think about veal. I don't dislike veal. I'm just, you know, I'd rather eat chicken.
18:59🔗DrewMy point of my analogy was not for you to go off the ten.
19:20🔗AdamThat's right. That's like telling Dangerfield, I like your stuff, but not the no respect part.
19:24🔗DrewYeah. But the point was, of bringing up this analogy, was not to have you go ten minutes more on you, but just to bring up that you don't like my nameless. Doesn't mean no one likes my nameless.
19:38🔗AdamYeah. Drew's ears popped when he was coming down on the plane.
19:42🔗DrewThis damn illness I've had for a week. My head, I thought it was going to explode. I have great sympathy for people that get that now. I broke a sweat. I was like, sweat agitated. I thought I was going to have to jump off the plane.
19:52🔗AdamCan't you cure yourself? Can't you get something? Can't you get some kind of decongestant or something?
19:57🔗DrewI'm on decongestant. We're anticipating this problem.
20:09🔗CallerMy mom always tells me that if I like sleep in my barge, there's something that some big old problem's gonna happen. And I don't know if it's true or not, or if she's just telling me that to scare me or.
21:15🔗DrewI don't know what your mom's worried about, but it'd be interesting to ask her. What is it she thinks is going to happen?
21:20🔗AdamBut there's a reason why they call it wives' tales and not dad's tales, because women are kind of stupid. Isn't that Tredor? You were saying before, that we went on in there.
22:11🔗DrewAs an homage. I've seen it happen. It's ugly.
22:13🔗AdamWell, you know, it's the kind of thing that it started to hit the newspapers and the made-in-form people jumped all over it, got their lawyers in there and closed it down. Oh, they don't want the truth to come out.
22:47🔗CallerWell, when I was 16, I stopped carrying my period and went to a lot of doctors. And by the time I was 18, I found out that I basically went into premature menopause.
23:04🔗CallerWell, no, because a lot of the doctors around here didn't know what they were talking about, didn't know what was wrong with me. All the regular problems that girls have when they stop having their periods wasn't what was wrong with me.
23:24🔗DrewThat's what menopause is, the ovaries, but is it a primary problem in the ovary, do they decide, or is it a problem with the hormones driving the ovary? They didn't figure it out.
23:35🔗CallerNo. Well. I had too much progesterone. I think my pituitary gland was trying to get my ovaries to work.
24:27🔗CallerNo, actually, about three years ago, none of the doctors I went to all this, I did finally get to some specialists and find out what was wrong with me. Yeah, yeah. But none of the doctors that I had gone to other than one, and then he left to go to the Mayo Clinic, would help me with the doses of synthetic hormones I would take. I get sick from them.
24:52🔗AdamYou live on like a raft in the Louisiana Delta? No. Where are you calling from?
24:58🔗CallerA little town in Illinois. I actually went to the University of Wisconsin, which was funny because on your earlier show you talked about Madison, which is right up in there. But...
25:31🔗DrewWell, it's all debatable. I happen to be a fan of conjugated estrogens because it looks like all the different types of estrogen are important for you. Conjugation?
25:40🔗DrewBut there are phytoestrogens, there are plant estrogens out there.
25:43🔗AdamI was a fan of conjugated estrogens too, and that was the mid-80s. And then I got to know them. And I can't talk about it over the radio, but I would tell you, no fan anymore.
25:56🔗DrewBut the phytoestrogens, the plant estrogens, are probably what you're talking about. And those are easier to take. But it is important that you get on estrogen. You understand that you'll get softening of the bones, maybe risk for dementia and heart disease and things. And this is all stuff. And you're a small woman, you've said.
26:15🔗AdamNo, I want to hear it. No, go off the goddamn air and talk about it. Jesus Christ.
26:22🔗DrewWhat do you think this is? The show tries to help people or something?
26:24🔗AdamHow dare you? Go hack that frog you've been blowing for the last week out of that throat of yours. I would love to. Go talk to her off the air.
26:41🔗AdamI grow weary of your presence. Drew, seriously, talk to her about Ashton off the air and give me my popcorn back. How dare you abduct my popcorn after eating three quarters of the bag while I carried the show? How dare you?
26:56🔗Justin WhalinYou should have seen Adam Strangling for that popcorn too before you got here.
26:59🔗AdamI'll banish him from this studio. I'll thank you never to return until the commercial's over.
27:50🔗AdamYes, be gone. The king is not of yours. Justin Whalin is our guest tonight. He's in Dungeons and Dragons, which is coming out this Friday. Jeremy Irons, and who else is in this?
28:03🔗Justin WhalinMarlon Wayans, Thor Birch. And then there's some great cameos. Richard O'Brien from Rocky Horror Picture Show, Tom Baker from Doctor Who.
28:12🔗AdamWhich one was Richard O'Brien from Rocky Horror Picture Show?
28:14🔗Justin WhalinHe was riff raff and he actually wrote all the music for the Rocky Horror Picture Show. The bald guy.
28:21🔗AdamHe is a prick. I hate that guy. You hate him? He was on the show once. He was a real contentious, real sort of... He's English. He's English.
28:31🔗AdamHe's a big pain in the ass. He was on the show once. It was like four, three, four years ago. He was just such a pretentious pain in the ass.
29:17🔗DrewAnd they were like communicating in special tongue and languages. And we were all privy to.
29:23🔗AdamYeah, they were using their horns or something. They didn't speak. I didn't like either one of them. I thought they were both a pain in the ass.
29:29🔗Justin WhalinWell, you don't seem to like a whole lot of people.
29:31🔗AdamNo. And you're on my ass list, too, buddy.
29:43🔗AdamHold on. Thank you. Now you're talking. That's now I'm talking about. It just happened to bring up a couple of people. Drew, you did the TV show when those two came on there. Would you call them delightful by any stretch of the imagination?
29:58🔗DrewNot the word that leaps into my mind. No. And not evil, but not evil.
30:03🔗AdamJust not a good interview. Yeah. Not easy people.
30:45🔗CallerYeah. It was something else. Right. And I've been back and forth to urologists for the past month and a half. And I'm almost unable to urinate. You know, it's really hard to urinate now.
31:22🔗AdamListen, you cannot get something that's a three-eighths of an inch wide up your urethra. You can't do it.
31:28🔗DrewAnd what they do, here's the real, the art in all this, is that they go down the shaft of the penis, then they have to pull all your junk down because the hole to get through into your bladder is actually under here. Your kids all got to come down and then go through there. Wow.
31:42🔗CallerI know when I masturbate, it makes it worse.
31:45🔗DrewYeah. I would think maybe. Yeah, that's irritating and makes it make it more. If you're having prostate problems, which it sounds like you're having, or at least muscle problem around the... You take any medication or supplements or anything?
31:57🔗DrewNo, no, no. Yeah, I know. See, they're trying to relax the muscle at the head of the bladder there that lets the urine out through the penis. But were you taking anything before that?
32:08🔗DrewWere you doing a lot of spinning or biking or anything?
32:11🔗CallerNo, I think I might have injured it on my back. There's a hard piece of wood that when I sleep, it lodges up in there like when I'm sleeping.
32:34🔗AdamYou know what futon means in Japanese? Bear trap. It's them paying us back for World War II. There's nothing worse than a futon, nothing. It's the world's most uncomfortable bed that folds, or sofa that folds out in the world's most uncomfortable bed. It sucks. I've had something on a futon for two years.
33:00🔗Justin WhalinThe blood is a great endorsement of the futon.
33:02🔗AdamYeah. Get your ass off that futon, would you? Sleep on the train tracks.
33:09🔗DrewHere are the kinds of things that can contribute to those sorts of things. So, heavy lifting, supplements, like, you know, Anderson Dion and that kind of stuff. Biking, bicycling, spinning, and excessive, like masturbating, that kind of thing can...
33:22🔗CallerWell, it go away on its own. I mean, I'm 23, I don't know.
33:33🔗DrewYou have got to tell your urologist you're doing this. You've got to.
33:36🔗CallerWell, I haven't masturbated more than like two or three times since I've had this problem.
33:40🔗DrewI understand, but it's important that they understand the context in which this has happened. Or else you're going to get much more tests when a single piece of information might help them come to a conclusion.
33:49🔗AdamHe may have been making a run at my crown.
34:30🔗CallerWell, with my husband, when we have, you know, sex relations with our, you know, in the marriage that we have, sometimes sex, I turn off from it. I mean, it's like, he wants to have it and it's like, oh, God, go away.
34:45🔗DrewHow often does he want it? And how often do you turn off to it?
35:54🔗DrewThe miscarriage may have had a lot of meaning to you and certainly could trigger a depression and could bring up a lot of these codes of feelings that could make your problems worse.
36:01🔗Justin WhalinMaybe if you combine the gang rape and the miscarriage.
36:05🔗DrewHow old were you when you were gang raped?
37:06🔗CallerI got to my car and I was getting out some tapes from my trunk.
37:10🔗DrewHow do they know who to get, who to nail with these? Because Samantha had been sexually abused by the stepfather. So she makes her a great victim. And victimizers just see this. They see it in people. They know who they can do this to.
37:21🔗Justin WhalinHave you talked to anybody about this? Does your husband know all these things?
37:25🔗CallerYes, he knows about, you know, the gang rights.
37:52🔗AdamWell, here's the unfortunate catch-22 of your treatment. That's the only thing you need to work out. So the fact that you get uncomfortable when that comes up is sort of, as I said before, catch-22.
38:14🔗AdamIt really is. I remember when I confronted Drew's stepfather about molesting him. It sucked. We ended up having a few beers and hugging, though.
38:22🔗CallerWell, see, whenever I told my mother that it was going on, she didn't believe it, neither.
38:27🔗DrewAnd that's where a lot of the unpleasant feeling comes from, is hating mom for not protecting you from this.
38:53🔗AdamSamantha, for someone who's been through what you've been through, you sound like you've got your head on your shoulders, but you've been through a lot. And you're going to have to look into that. You're 27. You've been to hell and back. You're three years from 30. You're still young. You can work on this. You can get a little therapy and read a few books, take a few walks, listen to a little classical music, work all this crap out, and you'll be fine. You will be. But you've got to approach it. You have to deal with it.
39:23🔗DrewSince the 101 was so tough, you might look into a women's support group because that sometimes works very well for these kinds of issues, okay?
39:40🔗DrewI'm gonna start vomiting. I'll take, I'm not happy.
39:44🔗AdamIf the room is spinning and you're gonna vomit, stop the room from spinning before you vomit. I don't want it to spray all over the place. Or is it just spinning in your head?
39:52🔗DrewIt's spinning in my head, but I'll lurch forward as I try to get up as I'm vomiting it'll spray around.
39:58🔗AdamVomit on yourself. That's gonna be funny. Would you?
40:03🔗AdamIt is. I would describe it very well. Justin Whalin is our guest tonight from Dungeons and Dragons. Coming out this Friday. When we come back, we'll speak to Simon. What's enough smoking marijuana can cause reduced sperm count and a smaller penis? All answers to that and many other questions after this.
41:08🔗AdamI'm Adam Corolla, and that is Dr. Drew over there, phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Justin Whalin is our guest tonight. He is from the new movie Dungeons and Dragons, which is coming out this Friday. Lots of celebrities, so I don't particularly like in it. Not as performers. I think they're all wonderful performers. So I don't think they're as human beings. I don't think their attitude is going to hurt the movie. One bit, big fat budget. And I guess Dungeons and Dragons has been around, I'd say for about 25, I was going to say 25, 30 years.
41:57🔗AdamThat's right. And I don't know, I guess now they do it on the computer, right? But back in the day...
42:04🔗Justin WhalinThey still don't. The actual Dungeons & Dragons game, I think, is still played around the table with a group of people. But there's a bunch of derivative games that are played on the internet, on the computer.
42:13🔗AdamI was a big Stratego fan back when I was in the fifth grade. Drew, do you remember Stratego?
42:35🔗Justin WhalinDon't mess with me, baby. I was a Stratego champion.
42:37🔗AdamYou know, let me tell you about ADD and being illiterate growing up. I could not sit down and play Stratego. I used to play Dart Stratego. Here's how you play Dart Gun Stratego. You set up your Stratego stuff across the room. The other guy sets up his Stratego set across the room and then you fire. You lob these from a Dart Gun, your shots and see if you can knock over his, what is it? His president or his...
43:07🔗DrewYou're sort of like dealing with the humans before like the advent of alphabet and language.
44:29🔗CallerWhat do you want? I wanted to know, like, if I'm smoking too much marijuana, can it like reduce your penis size and like...
44:36🔗DrewWell, it can lower your sperm count, lower your testosterone levels. It can elevate estrogen levels and cause breast growth. So you can get a little breast development. And it theoretically could possibly affect penis size. But most of you, you already got chronic bronchitis. As I can hear in your voice, it's worse than I do. And God knows, at your age, it has been shown to cause shrinkage of the right frontal lobe of the brain, which is the part you use to negotiate development. Right. So it's a pretty serious issue at your age.
45:06🔗AdamLike when a guy's a little light on a quarter ounce, and you say, it ain't worth 50 bucks, that's the part of your brain you would use to negotiate that. Right. There you go.
45:16🔗AdamYou say, this looks more like an eighth than it does a quarter, brada. You see what I mean?
45:21🔗Justin WhalinToo much marijuana, the Jedi mantra gets on you.
45:23🔗AdamThis is all stems and seeds, brother. I'm going to jump it out on my thin Lizzie record album. I'm going to take it through it, I'll get back to you. Hey, Simon.
45:51🔗AdamI don't like any- Maybe we've stumbled on to truth here. Simon. Yeah. Drew, you want to interject? They're going to just finish with the guy.
46:01🔗DrewJust finish, then I'll say what I have to say.
46:02🔗AdamAll right. How often do you say the person's name and then start to say something like, All right. All right.
46:09🔗Justin WhalinAll things are good in moderation, Simon.
46:11🔗DrewYou don't notice it because I don't object. I stop.
46:17🔗AdamIt does kind of turn you into a retard eventually. And you're halfway there. You're three-quarters of the way there. You understand? You're there. Like if the Yellow Brick Road led to a retardville, you would you'd be at the point where you'd actually, you know, entered the Poppy Seed for the Poppy Forge.
46:38🔗DrewHe's got the lion, tin man, scarecrow with them.
46:41🔗AdamThey're all on board and you can see the castle. All right, buddy. Enjoy. Enjoy that life of yours. But I'm telling you, slow down on the weed or your life's going to be hell. It really is. And I don't want to pay for it.
46:53🔗DrewI will address this to you, Adam. Here's the deal about saying things like, I have nothing against weed. I have nothing against weed. I have nothing against ecstasy. I have nothing against threesomes. I wish we lived in a world where humans could engage in fivesomes and threesomes and could go ahead and do all the exes they want and have that experience. Drew, you freak. That'd be wonderful. The fact is that when you do that, it is bad news for people. It messes them up in ways and I get to see them down the road miserable on their knees. I mean, it is awful what happens to people as a result of these misbehaviors. So it is unfortunate. I wish we lived in the world where those things work. We don't, so you better prepare for that.
48:13🔗AdamWhy are you worried? You had sex on a hot tub?
48:15🔗Well, no, we're just having an argument. My buddy, two of my buddies were in a threesome this weekend in a hot tub. And another buddy of mine and myself were watching and from like inside the house. And afterwards, like after everything was over, we went out and we were thinking about getting in a hot tub and there was all these little floaties in there.
49:06🔗AdamMorning show for the Final Four, because K-Rock is the world's cheapest radio station. We had to stay like an hour out of Seattle in the dump where cars would pull up. There's literally a 7-Eleven that was on slightly higher ground that was just across from us, and cars would pull in with headlights and like shine in your window. It was a motor lodge. And so help me, God, you know K-Rock, you know Trip Reeb, you know their department, you know the whole thing, you know Tower Air, you know what they're about. Right?
49:40🔗AdamYeah, doing the morning show. There's nothing better than doing a morning show where you spend an hour on the goddamn road trying to get into town before you go on the air at 5.15 in the morning.
49:50🔗AdamNo, the point is is Jimmy jacked off in the tub, and the tub wouldn't drain, and I was standing in it, and I didn't know it, but he tapped on the door.
50:00🔗Justin WhalinYou were standing in the tub when Jimmy was jacking off.
50:03🔗AdamI took a shower 5 minutes after he did at 3 in the morning, and he was like, Jacked off in there. I was like, Great, I'm in 16 inches of water. 12 of it is semen. We'll take a little break. We'll be back after this.
50:21🔗Loveline, we'll be right back. Call on the 1-800-LOVE-191.
51:03🔗AdamWho's this? They were in here not too long ago. Justin Whalin is our guest tonight. He is in Dungeons & Dragons, which is coming out this Friday. It's a huge release. It's going to be everywhere. And it's either this or that Sandra Bullock movie.
51:27🔗AdamYeah, Ms. Congeniality. Hey, you know, I've always said that Mel Brooks, his next movie, should be called Who Stole My Brain. Yeah, because I can't figure out what happened to that guy. Right. I think Sandra Bullock's next movie should be called Who Drugged My Manager. What the hell is going on with that chick? She was riding the crest of life. She seems like a nice person. Well, everyone knows who she is, but this movie looks like it's going to be first off, it looks like the last three or four movies she's done. And secondly, it looks like it's going to do as well or as bad as the last three or four she's done, or I should say four or five now, ever since Speed 2 on the boat.
52:16🔗AdamIt's been a tough shake for her. Forces of Nature. That wasn't bad, though, right? But that's like one in the last seven films, right? Am I right, Anderson?
52:26🔗DrewShe's good, though. She will rise from the ashes.
52:29🔗Justin WhalinShe's the girl next door. She's America's girl next door. She's great.
52:32🔗AdamShe's dynamite later. There's no doubt about that. You have anything else? Anderson is a film student, although he's never seen. What movie didn't he see that I was surprised about?
52:56🔗AdamWell, she's picking strange movies. But anyway, that's Justin's only competition this week. So, it looks like he's going to clean up at the box office. Anthony?
53:07🔗CallerYeah, I got two questions for you. The first question is, I just recently quit smoking pot, and I noticed that my urine's been smelling pretty bad, and I was wondering if that was a cause and fact for that.
53:35🔗CallerAnd the second question, and this doesn't happen very often, but sometimes when I'm urinating, and I'll be done urinating, and I feel like I have to go a little bit more, so I'll push or whatever, and I ejaculate sometimes.
54:27🔗AdamHey, Anthony, could you get your dork checked out, please? What do you want? You want Drew to wave his magic wand? Yeah, let's do Drew's Fantasy Answer. We haven't done this in a while.
54:43🔗AdamIn fantasy world. This is a Drew's Fantasy Answer. We need a cart, some sort of drop, you know. Drew's Fantasy Answer. We've done this a while, but okay. A recent question, smoking pot.
54:55🔗DrewWell, that was your first mistake. You should be smoking much, much more marijuana.
55:51🔗AdamOK, there you go. Drew's fancy answer. That's what they'd like. And then when he tells me to go to a urologist, like, how dare you?
55:59🔗DrewYou read it through. They're like, no, let me explain why I don't need to go. You don't understand. It's seeming.
56:05🔗AdamYeah, the first thing he said is, my pee smells, and Drew said, that's a sign of infection. And then the next thing he said is, some white pus comes out when I'm done peeing. That's plenty.
56:45🔗CallerIt was Perfect Harmony that got me hooked.
56:47🔗Justin WhalinOh, thanks. That was a long time ago, too. That was 11 years ago.
56:51🔗AdamWhat's Perfect Harmony? Is it another sitcom?
56:53🔗Justin WhalinNo, Perfect Harmony was a movie I did for Disney with Clibon Little, Richie Clibon Little, Peter Scolari. It was, I was 15 when I did that. That was 11 years ago. But the last three years, I've actually been working on Dungeons & Dragons. I'm also...
57:08🔗Justin WhalinYeah, I've had an associate producer credit on it also. It's been a long thing for me and I've put a lot of time and effort into it and I hope everybody likes it.
57:18🔗DrewHave you apologized to him for disparaging this film?
57:22🔗AdamHey, I said it's going to do better in the Sandra Bullock film.
57:25🔗Justin WhalinThat much you got right. No, but I've spent the last three years working on this. I kind of got to learn how to go through the financial process of how you get a film financed and how you do the whole post, visual effects, and all that kind of stuff. So it was kind of like my college course in filmmaking. And I hope you like it. We worked really hard on it.
57:44🔗AdamHow did it work? Did somebody come to you with the script at some point, years ago?
57:49🔗Justin WhalinWell, in December of 1997 I got the script and they asked me if I got it, I read it, I went, I think Dun and Dragon should have been made, a movie should have been made out of this a long time ago. And I went and auditioned. I got the part, but at the time the film wasn't financed fully. And so Courtney Solomon, the director, called me up and he said, look, I want you to do the movie, but the movie's not financed, but it's gonna be financed soon. And if you take another job, you're not gonna be available and you're not gonna be able to do it. So we kind of made a deal that I would do the movie. I wouldn't take any other work. And whatever deal he made to get the film financed, I would be part of that deal. Yeah. And during that year and a half, we spent time going through the script and going through the storyboards, going through all the stuff, which was helpful for me because with the movie, there's so many visual effects, it's really good to have a good understanding of what the eventual product is gonna look like.
59:07🔗AdamWell, all right, Tisha, take care of yourself. Thank you. There you go. See, that's the kind of call we like once every four years on the show. At least for our guests. Normal. Yeah. No big problems. Gordon?
59:20🔗DrewGordon? Caller who goes by Gordon. I hear the radio. I hear the guy's radio.
59:35🔗CallerHi. Okay. Let's see here. Ever since I was old enough to really know is I've had a slight bend that bends my penis down in a downward angle.
59:48🔗DrewIs it just toward the tip or is it mid shaft?
1:00:11🔗AdamWhere would your urethra face? Let me just try to figure this out, Gordon. I'm trying to figure the bend out. I'm going to call your urethra the sort of periscope or looking glass. Let's pretend we're looking through a camera down your urethra, right?
1:00:48🔗AdamLet's say... Well, hold on a second. Let's say you took a clock, you turned it sideways and you shoved it into your abdomen. 12 would be against your belly. 9 o'clock is straight out and 6 is down between your legs. I like to dance around that way sometimes. So, what time is your penis?
1:01:07🔗CallerI'd say about 10 a.m. It's a slight downward angle.
1:01:15🔗AdamThat was the name of a local morning show. It was a trick question. I was out of Madison for a number of years. 10 a.m. is up your ass. It didn't catch y'all. Perky Blonde and me, we drink coffee and talk about things that went up your ass.
1:01:28🔗AdamYou know what I love about our listeners, by the way? I spend 10 minutes laying out what I think is gonna be a very strong visual effect on this show. And I get 10 a.m. Which is, no, listen, 12 is against your belly, right? Six o'clock is straight down and nine is straight out. What time?
1:01:52🔗AdamNow hold on a second. First off, let me explain this. The a.m. and the p.m. not germane here. Are we dealing with a digital clock? There's how many tens on the clock?
1:02:04🔗CallerIt's 10 a.m. We never examine how retarded the 10 a.m. part is.
1:02:10🔗AdamBut secondly, 10, 10 according to the what?
1:03:49🔗DrewTake some vitamin E, about 800 units of vitamin E sometimes will reduce that. And it's due to a scarring on one side of the penis that sort of pulls it in the direction of the scar.
1:03:59🔗DrewAnd the only way that if you wanted that undone is they'd have to take like a little pie slice out of the opposite side of the penis to pull that side back up. And that shortens your penis, which you don't want to do, right?
1:04:10🔗AdamHow about just flipping your penis over?
1:04:12🔗CallerIt's about seven and a half inches. It's a decent size.
1:05:13🔗AdamAll right. Ann says there's something wrong with him. You're lucky there's something wrong with you, Rodney. It's the only reason I'm coming back to you.
1:05:48🔗DrewYou can't even keep it out of the way.
1:05:49🔗AdamHey, come on, Rodney. At least I'm giving you some air time. You can't pull it together. No, you did.
1:05:52🔗CallerYou told me to show myself to my son and I showed him to him this morning and my wife, she's going to call me.
1:06:01🔗DrewSee, Jimmy thought that guy with the goat was faking it. That's what the guy with the goat would have done. We pushed him so hard, remember?
1:06:18🔗AdamDrew, you're answering the cart, you realize that. We had a 275-pound guy call in who sound like one of the guys who... One of the guys would pop up in the cornfield and hee-haw and tell the jokes. He seemed like one of those guys, except for the punchline was he was banging a goat.
1:06:35🔗DrewLet's hear him again. That's good radio.
1:06:39🔗CallerI didn't mean to get rude with the ma'am.
1:06:43🔗AdamYeah. The ma'am was Ann who doesn't care much for goat effers. That's her career. There's a lot of people, you know, there's people who take many stands in this world. For Ann, it's banging goats.
1:06:56🔗DrewYeah, she carries a placard about that often.
1:07:08🔗CallerYeah. I have two questions. The first one is about my son's circumcision. He's eight weeks old and they had him circumcised the day after he was born.
1:07:20🔗CallerAnd the foreskin is very, very red where it meets the base of the head and it comes up. And there are times when I change his diaper where it completely comes up and covers his penis.
1:07:55🔗CallerI have a two-month appointment on the eight.
1:07:58🔗AdamWhat kind of dressing do they put on the penis? Does it have a ranch, Thousand Islands, that's the Italian? What goes on there that does not come off?
1:08:19🔗AdamThat seems like he got a skin cut off. It's probably just healing.
1:08:24🔗DrewYeah, it sounds like it was just healing.
1:08:25🔗AdamAnd there's probably not enough Johnson at that age to fill out the skin. It has that sort of that Sharpay sort of image. Okay. So I won't worry about it too much. Drew, is that about right?
1:08:42🔗CallerWell, my I know I've only when I had my baby, I had second degree tears on top and bottom. And when I went to my postpartum, the doctor said it had healed incorrectly.
1:09:13🔗DrewIs it that it sort of isn't lined up properly? Yeah. Yeah, that's all right. Usually that kind of heals by itself for the most part. I mean, it doesn't make a big deal.
1:09:21🔗AdamShe had a third question, which is her husband's dork got caught in the spokes of a bike. And she wants to know, is everyone's genitalia messed up in the family? Sounds like a mess over there.
1:09:35🔗DrewBut what's the problem with the mismatch there?
1:09:36🔗AdamThere's no skinny dipping with that family.
1:09:38🔗CallerIt's very painful to have sex. It feels like I'm ripping all over again.
1:09:42🔗DrewHow long ago was he put on? Or the tear?
1:09:46🔗CallerEight weeks ago. Which I would think, you know, maybe I wasn't healed all the way, but my friend had a baby in the same hospital in January. Her daughter is 11 months old and it still feels the same way when she has sex.
1:10:01🔗AdamHold on a second. Well, first off, what is her point? Because she said hers was two months ago and you said, well, maybe it hasn't healed yet. And she said, I would have thought that, but my friend had it 11 months ago and is still having discomfort from the same hospital. I know her making our argument.
1:10:58🔗AdamI mean, I wait till he became of age. But listen, if it weren't for your big noggin, I'd still be getting some love. It ruined me. This is the reason we got divorced.
1:11:07🔗DrewSomebody approached me at the CDC and people listened to us carefully, Adam, and brought up the fact that we had been talking about episiotomy. I was sort of trying to freak you out a little bit about how frequently the doctor cuts down the perineum.
1:11:18🔗DrewAnd the tearing and stuff. I guess I said that everyone tears, and tearing is a very, very common first pregnancy, but not everyone does. And this one reminded me that you could do a perineal massage, where they stretch that whole area out real carefully.
1:12:01🔗AdamGod forbid I should be stereotyped for having a big penis.
1:12:04🔗DrewYou got to make sure, if you're, you got to balance, you got to get some Jews and those. So you had some-
1:12:07🔗AdamI get a lot of Jew humor and I get a lot of Asian humor. Well, we're going to have Mink on the show next week. So we'll get a lot, we'll get our Asian kicks in.
1:12:15🔗DrewI don't see her on the schedule there.
1:12:16🔗AdamWe couldn't fit her boobs on the schedule.
1:12:21🔗DrewYou're cracking your own ass up tonight.
1:12:22🔗CallerNo one else really cares. I'm really hammered with myself.
1:12:54🔗AdamYou know what? Listen, you say a lot of things and here's how. There's certain things I believe and certain things I don't believe and the ones I don't believe I know aren't true. You have to get some anesthetic.
1:13:03🔗DrewI've done it both with and without. And the anesthetic, you've got to have a needle like this long. You've got to go all the way down that big long now stretched out area in order to numb everything up.
1:13:12🔗Justin WhalinYeah. It's just further evidence that women are tougher than men.
1:13:18🔗Justin WhalinIf we had to give birth, it just wouldn't happen. Are you kidding?
1:13:20🔗AdamIt wouldn't happen. Well, I'll tell you one thing. We wouldn't drag it out nine months. We'd have it worked out to about four or five weeks. I mean, from an evolutionary standpoint, sure, the first men would have taken nine months. But, you know, thousands of years later, we'd have this worked out. We'd have it consolidated.
1:13:37🔗AdamThey're busy guys. We would have figured this out. Drew, you're telling me we're going to work this out?
1:13:42🔗DrewI figure if you worked it out to that point, you would have figured out a way to take it out of your own body and just stick it somewhere else.
1:13:47🔗AdamThat's my next plan. Right. Into the dog. But, Drew, you get the rip above and the rip below. That's a little negligent on the doctor's part, isn't it?
1:13:59🔗DrewIt sounds a little... The rip above part is a little disturbing. What happens?
1:14:03🔗AdamYeah. Yeah. Yeah. Again, that hurts the gums. All right. And they sewed her up, but they screwed her up.
1:14:11🔗AdamWell, they sewed the top part to the bottom. That was the plow they made. So they're a little tweaked a little. It's kind of like plate shifting or something, right?
1:14:59🔗AdamThat's why if I have a kid, I'm going to be in that goddamn operating room with a plunger. And if I hear or see any ripping at all, the kid's head's going right back up in there. And I'm going to hold the plunger. I'll hold the plunger up in there until we can work things out. And then when it's good, I'll slide him out. Maybe I'll stick him to the plunger.
1:15:18🔗DrewI'll come and bring him out of the hospital like a popsicle.
1:15:20🔗Justin WhalinDon't they use suction on babies on the board?
1:15:28🔗DrewCan you tell? Look at the size of my head. The cone.
1:15:31🔗AdamJustin Whalin is our guest from Dungeons and Dragons. We'll be back with more nonsense after this.
1:15:53🔗CallerYou're listening to Loveline on Outrageous Talk Radio, 100.7 The Bars.
1:16:00🔗AdamIt's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. We've got Natalie Ritano coming up this week, and Mark McGrath next week, and a bunch of good people coming in here. Justin Whalin is our guest tonight. Drew's on his second bag of popcorn.
1:16:24🔗AdamI see. Dungeons and Dragons is the name of the film. It'll be out this Friday. Go out and see it. This has been a little bit of a project, a baby for Justin. He's worked on this thing for years, and you should go out there and support it. Thank you. Naomi?
1:17:09🔗CallerI was wondering what you're going to do after Dungeons and Dragons? That's a good question.
1:17:14🔗Justin WhalinI did, like Adam was saying, I spent a lot of time on Dungeons and Dragons, and it was really the first project I've had in probably 15 years where I kind of feel like it sort of was really a piece of mine also. And I want to look for something that's going to have the same kind of feel for it. I want to do something else that I love and care about as much as I did for this movie.
1:17:34🔗CallerAre you going to do anything like Serial Mom again?
1:17:36🔗Justin WhalinI'd love to do another John Waters movie. Actually, I talked to John about doing Pecker when he was doing Pecker.
1:17:45🔗Justin WhalinNo, I didn't see it either, but I loved working with John Waters. He was great. He's a funny guy.
1:17:49🔗AdamYeah. I hear you're thinking about doing Cry Baby 2. Maybe. No. I'll cry if he does Cry Baby 2. I'll break down and weep. What about Dungeons & Dragons 2? I mean, maybe it's a little early, but if it does...
1:18:05🔗Justin WhalinIt was meant as a trilogy. There's actually two other scripts for it, so if it does well, we'll do more.
1:18:11🔗AdamNow, how do they do it? I mean, obviously, if this thing is a big hit, they gotta hurry with the next one. And there's certain films where they're already shooting the next one, or maybe it's in the can already by the time the first one comes out. But it seems a little presumptuous sometimes. You don't know if the thing could be a flop. Now you've got a million sunk into number two.
1:18:33🔗AdamAnd that didn't seem like a good economic call. But so how do you know? Do you wait just for the first week, the first couple weeks?
1:18:40🔗Justin WhalinIf it's a pop culture thing, I think you need to have the movies come out right away. But with D&D, it's been around for 30 years. It hasn't gone anywhere for 30 years. So the reality is if people really like it, we'll do another one. But there'll be no hurry. We'll probably even spend more time working on the next one because we'll have more time, we'll have probably more money.
1:18:57🔗AdamDoes it affect your first one as far as people getting killed? Or do you just not worry about it and go, let's do the best we can do and we'll let the ships follow the main, we'll work around it?
1:19:07🔗Justin WhalinNo, the stories are written in the ideas and the stories are written in advance and there's actually in our ours was always meant as a trilogy so there's one big story that'll take place over the course of three films and each one of the films it's kind of its own chapter so right so no one we didn't we didn't do anything to make sure that we were set up for the next ones it was always kind of planned that way but the movie itself if if there's no other movies for Dungeons and Dragons it's it's a standalone film by itself to the story stands alone.
1:19:50🔗CallerI want to know if you could get Epidermitis from excessive masturbation.
1:19:54🔗DrewSure really anything that causes irritation of the genital tract can cause Epidermitis. It's just inflammation that gets down further and further downstream in the Epidermis.
1:20:37🔗CallerI just went to the doctor yesterday.
1:20:39🔗DrewIt's a common problem. And it's... You know, there's lots of routes to that. You can get it from STDs. You can get it from excessive... Like you can get it from prostatitis, which comes from stress and lifting and delaying ejaculation. But, you know, it's just be a little more gentle with yourself.
1:21:23🔗CallerWell, I'm fine. I just have a question to you. I want to know what you can, if you can help me. I'm new in this city and it seems to me like all the guys I'm meeting, they're always older than me. And the last guy I met, it was-
1:21:35🔗DrewWhat city, what city are you talking about?
1:22:20🔗CallerAnd people say he can be my father, but I don't feel that way and I, I'm really confused. I mean, I don't know if I should go on with that or not.
1:23:12🔗AdamWell, listen, if he's a good guy and treats you right and you're a mature young lady who's traveled around and probably more mature than your average American 23 year old, it could work out, but your concerns are justified.
1:23:27🔗DrewIt's not like you're 17 and he's 35. That'd be a very different situation. You're an adult.
1:23:59🔗Caller18. When you finish high school, you have like months or two months, it depends. And then you go straight to the army. That's why everyone is much more mature. Yeah.
1:24:07🔗AdamSure. Well, but through basic training.
1:25:06🔗AdamShe's all right. Yeah. I like that. I think everyone should get out of high school here and maybe that would also solve our problems. Well, I'll tell you, the two, three years I spent on any problems, two, three years after high school for me, I spent just urinating on my buddies and eating fast food. I didn't do a goddamn thing.
1:25:24🔗DrewYou had your own sort of basic training, though.
1:25:29🔗AdamYes. I became my penis became an assassin. But here's what I'm saying. I think everyone should get out high. Even if you're going off to college, you'd be a better student after a little basic training. You know what I mean?
1:25:41🔗AdamWell, look at it this way. I think, and this wasn't your case because you were essentially in college from the sixth grade on because you went to that little Lord Fauntleroy school for albino hemophiliacs, which is a very prestigious prep school in Pasadena. Very nice. Most guys, if you think about it, and women, but especially guys, they get out of high school, they go to college and they just drink for the first two, three years. All they do is just get loaded and chase skirts for the first couple of years. They really don't do anything. And as well they should. It's the first time out of the house.
1:26:13🔗AdamThey're blowing off a whole bunch of steam. They've had gathered up for the last few years. I say you go bayonet a haydummy for a while and learn what it's like to get up early and do some pushups and all that kind of stuff and get yelled at by some guy who wears a hat that's too low in the front. I don't know why they do that, but that seems to be the style in the military. You get miserable a couple years of that. Now you're ready for college.
1:26:39🔗Justin WhalinEverything after that seems like a piece of cake.
1:27:17🔗Justin WhalinYeah, it's like a million dollar puppet. You can actually talk to it in between takes, that kind of stuff. No, there's like seven guys working it and Braddorf does the voice for it. It's kind of a fun little special effect.
1:27:27🔗DrewIt will talk you and you will address it between.
1:27:29🔗Justin WhalinAbsolutely. I'll talk to the dog. I was like, all right, move him that way.
1:27:32🔗AdamThe puppet had a bigger trailer than Justin.
1:27:34🔗Justin WhalinIt did have a bigger trailer than I did.
1:27:36🔗AdamLittle bad blood on the set. Well, you know, he was vegan to the puppet.
1:27:44🔗CallerYeah, Dr. Drew, I was just wondering if you could tell me or if you could tell me where I can get info on which, like major chain retail stores, you know, like Walmart and stuff do and do not carry the morning after pill.
1:27:57🔗DrewI think Walmart does not, but that's about the only one that doesn't and their logic for not carrying it was bizarre.
1:28:04🔗AdamWell, to be fair to them, they had too much shelf space taken up by ammunition for them to actually pedal.
1:28:10🔗DrewAnd you can call the, I believe it's the prevent people have a phone number 1-888-NOT-TOO-LATE, L-A-T-E, and they can tell you who's got it and where to get it.
1:28:22🔗AdamI heard today that they were going to make this non-prescription now.
1:28:30🔗AdamI heard the FDA or somebody was considering this.
1:28:33🔗DrewWell, because it's been used in Europe for decades with not a single adverse effect. Not one. I can't think of any drug. I tile it off for Christ's sake. I mean, there's not a drug I can think of that has that kind of track record. And it's extremely effective in preventing pregnancy.
1:28:47🔗AdamI got to go on a slight minor tirade. Just one second. Here's what I want the FDA to do. Decide what is healthy to ingest, what is dangerous to ingest, what the medical ramifications are of drugs, not the moral implications of drugs.
1:29:04🔗DrewThe FDA is not doing the moral stuff. It is not them.
1:29:07🔗AdamThey are being pressured. The powers that be are pressured. They have a lot of pressure put. Why isn't Walmart carrying this? Figure out if it's safe, figure out if it works, and then make your recommendations. Can't the FDA recommend that a drug be prescription or non-prescription? Who decides that?
1:29:26🔗AdamThey're going to do it. But why? Why are they going to do it? Why didn't they do it right out of the chute?
1:29:31🔗DrewBecause we have this legal system in our country that requires a ton of different kinds of machinations. You have to go through to protect yourself.
1:29:38🔗AdamAren't there things that can come right onto the shelf from the FDA process onto the shelf?
1:29:46🔗AdamNothing? Everything is prescription first?
1:29:48🔗DrewIt's already been prescription. It has to go out of prescription onto the shelf. It's not that it could come out right onto the shelf.
1:29:55🔗Justin WhalinBut don't you think if it has this great track record in Europe and they've been using it for years and years and years and abortion is legal here, why haven't we had it?
1:30:04🔗DrewWe're not talking about the abortion pill. We're talking about the morning after pill.
1:30:10🔗DrewRU-486 is a much more complicated issue and it does have some deleterious effects and it can make people sick. But the morning after pill works just like the birth control pill. It suppresses ovulation. It doesn't allow pregnancy to occur. It's not an abortion pill. 70% effective for the first 72 hours after an unprotected intercourse. No adverse effects. Women should have that in their medicine.
1:30:31🔗AdamThe point is it's ridiculous to have this thing not be on the shelves. It's like saying we should take children's aspirin and make your pharmacist dispense that too. It's not dangerous.
1:30:44🔗DrewIt's effective. It'll be out. It'll be out.
1:30:46🔗AdamYeah, it'll be out. Let's hope this should have been 10 years ago. Amen. That's my point, Drew. Why are you defending these people?
1:31:01🔗DrewThe FDA asked for people to come out and manufacture this product, and only one company stepped up because people were concerned about the legal ramifications. We have a screwed up system. It doesn't allow people to bring out healthy products for people.
1:31:14🔗CallerWell, we're almost got a president now. Yeah.
1:31:17🔗AdamThey bring out all kinds of products. It's a moral thing. It's not a legal thing. What about every other product that are much more dangerous than this? Do you know what I'm saying?
1:31:27🔗DrewIt takes a while for them to come out. You just don't notice it takes so long.
1:31:29🔗AdamNo. This has taken longer. This has been around for a long time. The ability, the technology, the drugs have been in place for 30 years. Why couldn't they figure this out 20 years ago? Because it's a moral thing.
1:31:42🔗DrewBecause they're concerned, but they get it.
1:32:15🔗AdamHey, it's Loveline, I'm Adam Corolla, that is Dr. Drew, Justin Whalin is our guest tonight. He's from Dungeons and Dragons, which is coming out this Friday, with lots of big celebrities in it. Go out and see that, and let's hop back on the phones and speak to Jeff. Jeff?
1:32:38🔗CallerWell, let's see, about nine months ago, I started having a lot of pain with bowel movement, and...
1:32:44🔗AdamWhy does that sound funny, Drew? Is it funny with that? Because you're a doctor, I'm sorry, go ahead.
1:32:49🔗CallerYeah, yeah, okay, so I was having a lot of pain when I had bowel movements, and it would last for maybe like eight hours afterwards, like, just a lot of pain, like, pretty much unbearable, so I went to a doctor in, I think July or so, and he gave me the whole rectal probe thing with his finger, and then he told me it was hemorrhoids.
1:33:08🔗CallerGave me some cream, like, a prescription for the cream, and then I, in like a month, it still hadn't gone away, so I went, so I called him again, he referred me to a surgeon, and I called there, and went in there, and then he did the same thing with the probe and everything, and then he told me it was an anal fissure, and told me to take just, like, metamucil and stuff like that, and it would go away.
1:34:17🔗AdamWhenever there's... Oh, listen, I see Drew sits here like a stonehenge for two hours and then I bring up something wrong with my anus and he lights up, beams. He's like a child on Christmas running for the tree.
1:34:30🔗DrewIt also could be a recurrence of a fistula. Because I think that so-called carbuncle is probably a fistula inside a tree.
1:34:38🔗AdamHow dare you call my carbuncle a fistula? That was a carbuncle? If there ever was a carbuncle, I lanced it myself. It was a flashlight and a full-length mirror, but it worked.
1:34:48🔗DrewIt could be something resurfacing, as it were.
1:34:51🔗AdamI got light to my anus the same way the Egyptians got light to the center. Would you shut up?
1:34:58🔗AdamI forget. Go ahead, Drew. I had a joke.
1:35:01🔗DrewHe's going to get light to the center of the pyramid.
1:35:04🔗AdamIt's always good to cut the guy off of this joke and then wrap it up. That was the joke. Take his wife, please. Anyway, let's get back to the... We had to do a stand-up routine. I start talking about airplane food. I go, what is it? I flew over here and then drew you pipe up. We didn't fly on a plane today. Anyway, I was on a plane that day. Boy, I'll tell you. He's going to say the food's really bad.
1:35:27🔗AdamDrew, you're right, we can do this whole show in 30 minutes. I want to know what is up with my ass for just a second. That part where it connects, what I like to call the seam.
1:35:43🔗DrewIt's like a frenulum under there. The perineum.
1:35:45🔗AdamYou know when you're nuts, you know guys when your nuts are cold, you can see where the two, the right and the left part, were welded along the seam there. And that crack will follow down under the sack and over to the anus. It magically goes away above the anus. Somehow there was a seam there. I think that's where you got stuffed. It's like that's where they stuffed you when you're being born. Dude, you really check yourself out.
1:36:09🔗DrewHe gets weird thoughts about himself, too.
1:36:11🔗AdamI mean, like, if you were the human doll, if you were the Adam doll, you'd have an opening between the bottom of your anus and the top of your nut sack where you were stuffed. It's like, where they stuffed and then they welded it back shut.
1:36:26🔗CallerYou know they have an action figure.
1:36:27🔗Justin WhalinYou can get, you know, that can be the special trait of the action figure. You can stuff the anus.
1:36:52🔗AdamNo, you know what it feels like? It feels like you're eating too much spicy food, a little acid or something. You know, like you got diarrhea. You know, you get diarrhea and your anus gets a little.
1:37:50🔗AdamDungeons and Dragons, everyone, this Friday. Go out and see that, please, and support our new friend, Justin. This is a good meeting. You could have him. Come back any time you like. I will.
1:38:01🔗Justin WhalinI won't come bother you guys.
1:38:03🔗AdamNatalie Ritano will be in here a little later this weekend. Until next time, it's Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo. Shut up.
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