8:46🔗VoiceoverListener discretion is advised. Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew Loveline, Coast to Coast.
8:58🔗AdamYeah, I forgot how to do this. It's a loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. It's Dr. Drew with our phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1, fax number 310-8-5-4-44-55. Dr. Drew's a board certified physician and a little bit of an addiction medicine specialist. Speaking of addiction, Jay, let's talk a little about booze in the new year. I did a little heave-in Monday morning.
9:36🔗AdamWell, I used to heave before I went to bed. Now I get a miserable night's sleep and heave in the morning. That's my new schedule. I'm working in to paying someone to heave for me. I don't know if those people are out there. Perhaps a day laborer I could pick up to heave for me.
9:53🔗DrewNot after the day laborers wouldn't, but with your luck with the garbage man and the mailman and all that.
9:56🔗AdamI want to talk about this whole hangover thing because, and I was dying to ask you because we've talked about this before.
10:04🔗DrewBut you were too busy abusing me. You were too busy abusing me.
10:08🔗AdamI had to abuse Drew when he came over because Drew is full of ass and Drew, I had a New Year's Eve party which I have to talk about. And I had to had to abuse Drew that that's how that pertains to that. But I want to talk about being hungover because you're a doctor. And every year at this time of year before New Year's Eve, all the news stations run these tips for hangovers and hangover remedies. And they interview these guys and there's guys who've written books. None of them are doctors.
10:39🔗AdamThey're just idiots, but they tell you what to do. And let me tell you something. Most of them end with drink and moderation. And to me, that's not a tip. Like if I'm going to offer tips on how to travel cheaply and say stay home.
10:57🔗DrewRight. Or how to survive a high-speed accident. Don't get in your car.
11:00🔗AdamDon't get in your car? That ain't a goddamn tip. You telling me to drink in moderation is not a hangover tip. That I can figure out. As a matter of fact, every day I don't drink, I'm not hungover.
11:15🔗DrewIt should prove the fact that you really can't do much with the hangover. Doesn't? Because they really can fix the hangover.
11:20🔗AdamWhy give you all the other tips and then at the end of the whole session say, don't drink too much?
11:27🔗DrewYeah. You know, The New England Journal ran a big article about hangover. And the only thing I took home from that article was that what we used to call hangover was largely alcohol withdrawal. And they're kind of rethinking that, there's some other aspects of hangover. But in terms of treatment?
11:49🔗AdamWell, see, my problem is I try to chug the water ten seconds before I'm vomiting. And that's just more that comes out. I got to hydrate while I'm drinking. Water doesn't hydrate you. Well, it doesn't hurt. It could. Oh, I guess it does. Well, no, wait a minute. Now, hold on. Okay. So here's the first tip I get from the guy on Channel 7 two days before. He says, you must be very well hydrated. Yes. Here is what you do, he says. Take your body weight. Okay, I'm 190 pounds. Cut it in half. Okay, that's 95 pounds. And drink that many ounces of water before you leave the house.
12:28🔗AdamYeah. So I'm going to chug three quarters of a gallon of water before I leave the house. That's a number one worthless tip because these tips they give you that cannot be done. That ain't a tip. Do you know what I'm saying?
12:40🔗AdamYou want to get in shape? Do 700 pushups every morning and walk on your hands to the mailbox. That'll strengthen your upper body. Yeah, I guess it would except for it cannot be done.
13:00🔗AdamWater. Oh, poor. They always speak in terms of water. Okay, so drink that in water. Well, anyone knows, if you get yourself a tumbler, 16-ounce tumbler, fill it to the top, drink it, and then fill it to the top again and drink it. Now you're 32 ounces. Halfway into your third tumbler of 16 ounces, you're heaving. Jesus Christ. And that ain't even halfway to my 95 ounces of water. So I want to punch that guy. That's the same a-hole who said don't drink too much. More worthless tips. Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate, drink, eat vitamin B. That's one you said. And I'm hip to that.
13:39🔗AdamBut here's what's going on with me, Drew. I didn't even drink that much. And I did, well, actually I didn't drink, you know, they tell you to drink a glass of water. Here's the whole problem with the whole drinking and moderation and the whole hangover thing. You're drunk. See, you're not worried about, I mean, you're up on the roof trying to do a cannonball into the pool. You're not worried about having a glass of tap water in between shots of tequila. You're S-faced, and that's why you're not heating any of these warnings. It's the same problem with driving drunk. It's like, hey, sounds great now, and then you get drunk, and your decision-making isn't what it could be. So the hydration thing I can't figure out, all I know is I heave the next morning. And I can't figure it out because I went to bed and felt fine. Now, what has changed in me, Drew? Do you know what I'm saying? Why is it, back in the day, I would drink, if I drank too much, I would lie down in bed, the room would start spinning around, I'd get up and heave, and I'd go back to bed, I'd feel fine. I did that for the first 15 years of my life. Now, I go to bed, feel fine, wake up in the morning and heave.
14:52🔗DrewYeah, when you were three and used to do that?
14:57🔗DrewWhen you were three years old and used to-
14:58🔗AdamListen, Jack Hole, the first 15 years of my drinking career.
15:03🔗DrewI see. Well, you're a little older. Did you take any aspirin or anything like that?
15:07🔗AdamNo, I did not take the aspirin or the motrin to upset the stomach. I did wake up with a headache and try to chug some water and hydrate myself, and that may have got my stomach, got a little something in there.
15:21🔗AdamNo, not all day, just all night, but not a ton. Mix in a lot of booze, and that's the other one you hear about. Some people say it doesn't matter, other people say it does matter.
15:32🔗DrewI'm just thinking you may have had some gastritis, which is an inflammation in the lining of the stomach, and that can cause vomiting. You also can get alcohol withdrawal-related vomiting, and if you had been drinking for a few days in a row...
15:43🔗AdamNo, well, no, well, no. And what about last night? I woke up at 4 in the morning covered with sweat.
16:20🔗AdamYeah, but how dare you? How dare you make that assumption that I'm an alcoholic?
16:26🔗DrewNow, speaking of how dare you, in maybe the second hour, I want to hear the how dare you to your neighbors that you plan to give.
16:33🔗AdamI called Drew yesterday. I was PO'd about my neighbors who called the cops.
16:37🔗DrewAnd one thing I want to give a how dare you on is we received a whole couple of letters of complaint about some rape call that we handled earlier in the month.
16:47🔗DrewWhere one was intoxicated and people are alleging that we somehow weren't familiar with the law that has it that you can't render consent when you're intoxicated, which we talk about every damn night. I'm sorry.
16:57🔗AdamI have said that technically, through the eyes of California law, almost every sexual encounter I've ever had would be rape in the court system.
17:06🔗DrewAnd we talked about it in ad nauseam. And I believe, I remember that call right, we said, hey, you know, you're at a crossroads. You want to look at this as a victim. Remember this?
17:15🔗AdamWe've done 1,500 of these in the last week.
17:18🔗DrewWe had, okay, we're going to take a risk on this one and go, look, we're going to look at this at the crossroads. You're going to be a victim. You're going to make this a big deal. You're going to go forward, just put it out of here. And it was, well, we'll replay it again in a day or so and go on with commentary about it. All right.
17:35🔗AdamYeah, I never saw them. How come I never saw them?
17:37🔗DrewSo they just come in. Is there a lot of them? My basic, how dare you here is, hey, people, know your enemies. Don't attack your allies, the people that are trying to help support your causes.
17:56🔗AdamThose are the enemies. You understand me? Not us, we're American, right Drew? Is that what you're saying? Is that what you're saying, Drew? Japs and the Krauts? That's right. Nick, you're 15, what's up?
18:12🔗CallerRight before I had the foreplay and everything, I can't seem to get a full erection, like a solid heart, like it's flimsy. And I seem to be pre-coming a lot. And when I, I had to force it in with my hand, and when I get going pretty good, it gets into a good erection. But the thing is, it's pre-coming a lot.
18:39🔗AdamPre-coming a lot means you're dribbling?
18:43🔗AdamOf course, you've got a horrible penis. That penis is a lemon, you've got to send it back. That's bad news. 15, you can't get a good boner, and you're pre-coming all over, you're leaving a trail, trail of slime all the way to the bathroom.
19:23🔗CallerI mean I got a decent size one, I'm seven inches, I didn't think the size, and I thought everything was the size, but then when you start getting into it, they say that's a major turn off, that they can't keep it straight.
19:34🔗AdamAll right, so you have a little difficulty, your penis becomes leathery, as we used to say.
19:41🔗AdamAnd it has a little difficulty, it's like trying to take a raw hot dog and shove it through the keyhole of a door or something, it bends and whatnot, and you have to kind of really guide it in there, right?
19:54🔗DrewAnd why does the drip make any difference to him, and why is he aware of it, why does he wear a condom?
20:03🔗CallerBecause, like, one, you know, before you put it on.
20:06🔗AdamYeah, I mean, he pulls his underwear down and it snaps back up to his squad. Nick takes his underwear, pulls them down to his knees, and then there's that eep whoop-psh, and his underwear snap right back up around his ass. It's like on a leash, like a surfboard.
20:23🔗DrewWell, I think there's something up with his behavior.
20:27🔗AdamNo, it wouldn't even be something up with his behavior. He's got that penis that dribbles. A lot of guys have that.
21:01🔗AdamYeah, he's fine. He's fine. Let me tell you something. You know what a penis is like for a 15-year-old guy? It's like a, I don't know, universal remote or VCR or a new car. It's something you got to kind of figure out. You know what I mean? No.
21:22🔗DrewI think most guys are just kind of, there it is.
21:24🔗AdamNo, but, no, there it is, but not with sex. You got to kind of work with it a little bit. Break it in, figure out its tendencies, get your confidence. I mean, like, remember the first time you drove your car off the lot?
21:40🔗AdamAnd you're driving down the street and you're thinking, jeez, I like to move the seat back, and your hand was kind of flopping around on the side, trying to figure out where it was. You're reaching where your old car seat was, and doing all that with the stereo and the wipers and everything. But two weeks into it, no problem.
21:55🔗AdamPenis for a guy, a young guy, he's got to kind of figure out the tendencies, what works, what doesn't work. Know what I mean? I think that's all he needs to do. Seven inches, going for two hours, dribbling all the way to the bathroom.
26:02🔗AdamA lot of screwballs that are also antisocial. You know, it's funny, antisocial people like to congregate and talk about how much they hate other people. Yeah. I'm a true antisocial person, which is I sit alone... With my plane... .and talk about how much I hate people over the phone. Not with them in the same room. Jessica, listen, baby, you got bigger fish to fry than you being attracted to your best friend right now. You've been victimized a couple of times. You're 13, and you know what I know from doing this show, there's plenty of other opportunities for you to be victimized in the future. Plenty. As a matter of fact, if I was a gambling man, which I am, Drew, get my wallet, I would bet that you're going to be molested, raped or victimized in some other way multiple times.
26:50🔗DrewIt becomes a repetition compulsion. This whole thing of now hanging out with older women because you're abused by older women, you're going to find, victimizers are going to find you.
27:00🔗AdamBaby, you got to get some therapy, you got to talk to some counselor, you got to get it straight.
28:08🔗CallerAnd I want to know, because like a couple of my friends and I give them my past boyfriends, that have like done stuff with me, told me that it's really bad and I have issues.
28:18🔗AdamYeah, you have issues? Yeah. Well, you do, don't you?
29:02🔗AdamMiha? Miho's a guy, right? Ho should be girl. If I was president of Mexico, I'd say, look, we're taking the O that will be no longer feminine or masculine. We'll now make it feminine as in Miho.
29:46🔗AdamOh, interesting. And with your name on it or it was you?
29:51🔗CallerIt was me, but it was Regina Alejandra Cruz. And my name is Regina Alejandra Cruz.
29:58🔗AdamI see. Well, it's all right. No one understood it anyway. Hold on a second. Drew, isn't it weird? You know, there's an age when you want to snoop through your parents' junk and then you get older and it's like my mom says, go in the kitchen, get the napkins out of the lower drawer. And I'm like, no, you get it. I don't want to know what's in. I might find something that reminds me of something. You know, it's in the kitchen. It's in the lower. Now I'm not going. Can't find it. It's not there. Yeah, I go in the kitchen. I stand there, look at the drawer for a minute. I don't even open. I walk back. I couldn't find it. You will get to an age when you want to see nothing. You'll hold your ears and run out of the house. If you walk in and your mom's like on a phone call and she doesn't know you're there or something, you'll start yelling. There was a point when you would listen in, when you would want to know, when you would go through your parents' closet, when they went out of town and all that. Then you get older and it's like you don't even want to know. You don't even want to come close to knowing. Squeaks? Squeaks find a big vibrator and a ski mask, and a half-drunk bottle of Everclear.
31:04🔗DrewMaybe you were adopted and anything else happened to you when you were growing up?
31:10🔗CallerMy parents, they haven't told me, and they ask them, and they won't tell me I'm adopted.
31:16🔗AdamWho cares if you're adopted? But what about the bondage thing? Yeah.
31:22🔗CallerWell, when I was little and I do that stuff, my parents would like to thank me. Like when I ran away, no, not really then. If I'd fight with my sisters or something.
31:42🔗DrewYeah, we got a lot of stuff going on here.
31:43🔗AdamBoy, you figured should be a quick read, but you just keep turning those pages. There's just more and more. Hey, Squeaks? Yeah. Yeah, we got to take a little break. Let me just tell you something. I know the Latino culture. Bondage is not one of their strong hands. Don't. It just doesn't work out. Do you know what I'm saying? You know, those bondage queens, that's a white chick thing.
32:21🔗AdamYeah. Yeah. Yes. I mean, Mistress Dominatrix Gutierrez. No good. Now, you need like a good, strong German name. We're going to work on this. We got to take ourselves a little break. Yeah, because she's a mess.
32:35🔗AdamShe's run away from home. She's into bondage squeaks. Try not to be bound up or beat anyone in the next four minutes. All right. We're going to take a quick break and then we're going to get back. We're going to straighten your life out. All right.
33:18🔗AdamHey, kiddies. It is Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. It's Dr. Drew over there. Tracy Lord's coming in here a little bit later on this week. So we'll talk to her. I don't think I've ever spoken to her on the air. And I think I may have met her once or twice, although I have spilled a few gallons of seed to her image.
34:12🔗AdamMinka talks like someone broke a spoon off in her mouth. Number one. Number one. Number one. And I kept saying number three Asian big boob queen.
34:30🔗AdamDynamite lady. Dynamite. All right. You ready to rock here back with the squeaks? My squeaks deal is she's 15, she's a Latina, and she's a dominatrix, right? She's in a bondage.
35:01🔗DrewWhich is where this all comes from. It's that, again, that repetition, compulsion, and traumas and arousing, highly arousing, traumatic experiences.
36:12🔗AdamYeah. So that's what your mom means. All right, baby. Listen, can you stay home or when you leave the house, leave your vagina at home? There's no trouble.
36:20🔗DrewCheck out allotin. Maybe that's a move in a healthy direction.
36:43🔗AdamAll right. So you're smoking a lot of weed. All right, baby. Why don't you get off the weed and get out of the handcuffs and find Jesus Christ?
38:01🔗AdamHold on, do you think that there's some sort of chemical reaction, something that transpires when the condom breaks, that unlocks some HIV virus that is tucked away in the man's semen that wouldn't be realized otherwise?
38:16🔗CallerNo, it's just- because like this is my first time and I don't know.
38:21🔗DrewSo what makes you believe you won't get pregnant?
38:54🔗DrewUsed to be. That must have been when they were 13.
38:57🔗AdamI'll tell you, what- how much hillbilly do you have to be to get engaged at 13 years old?
39:03🔗CallerOh, because his cousin is like- she's already married. She's 15 and she has a three month old baby.
39:08🔗AdamI know. But listen, let me explain something about all you white trashers out there in the world, okay? Don't you realize that you're doing what you're doing? Do you know what I'm saying? I mean, isn't it sort of comical to you to be engaged to be you? I mean, don't you got to laugh at yourself at some point, being engaged at 13, dating a guy whose cousin's married at 15? You know, all those jokes that people make, they're talking about you. When people are making fun of Jerry Springer and the idiots that are on that show, they're talking about your kin. They're talking about your brethren. Doesn't that disturb you at some point?
40:06🔗CallerI don't really find it. My mom probably would, but...
40:11🔗AdamNo, but here's what I'm saying. And I'm not just saying this to you. I don't want to burst your bubble, but I'm saying this to everybody. When you turn on the TV and you see a couple of 400-pound chicks that are missing teeth going at it with a folding chair on Jerry Springer, do you want to be that? Or do you want to be one of those lady attorneys on Ally McBeal? You know, I mean, don't you at least aspire to be the other thing? Do you know what I mean?
40:52🔗DrewYou know, I spent a lot of time thinking and reading, though, this vacation, and I realize the thing you and I fight the most... Think about this.
40:58🔗AdamI spent a lot of time drinking and heaving.
41:00🔗DrewI know you did. We've heard about it. But the thing we fight the most is denial. And that's the fundamental thing we're trying to crack through. It's why we have to bet, because we're trying to break through people's denial.
41:08🔗AdamWell, I bet to make money and to fuel my drinking habit.
41:11🔗DrewBut you know what I mean? That's what we're up against all the time here in this show.
41:19🔗AdamListen, I'm not going to BS you and tell you you can be president. But you could be a school teacher and not pregnant at 19. Then why not shoot for that goal?
41:29🔗CallerI don't know. It's just, I guess, because like everybody's been telling me you can do this, you can do that. I just got sick and tired of it.
41:36🔗AdamWell, listen, here, I'm going to be more realistic. You ain't going to be a lawyer, you're not going to be a doctor, you're not going to be a judge, you're not going to be in the Supreme Court, you're not going to be an astronaut, you're not going to be the president. But there's still some other gigs out there that are pretty decent. You can still have a good life. How about it?
43:04🔗AdamAnd I know what it's like to throw in the towel at 15. When your parents are like, you know, using food stamps and talking about saving up, you know, you know, you want to you want to get like you want to get a sleeping bag, just paste a few more blue chip stamp books and we'll go cash it. And when you come from a lot of that, that's the way you think. I mean, you don't think about being a doctor, being a lawyer. You just don't. So there's a lot of people out there who come from that environment who don't think about getting out of that environment. And they do just like what a tribe does. And yet though they become their own tribe.
43:45🔗DrewI understand. And yet though the culture they live in with the TV at them all the time, they can have it all. That's got to that's got to play in some way in this too.
43:55🔗AdamYes, but they just become spectators. They just sit outside and is it that or Jennifer Lopez video.
44:01🔗DrewOr has it become I have to have it all or forget it?
44:04🔗AdamWell, it's I want it all, but I'm going to get it all by hitting the lottery or it'll be nothing. So I'll work at the slaughterhouse and pick up some lottery tickets every day on the way home. But there's no correlation between work and having it all. Do you see what I'm saying? And nobody who's in their environment has made that bridge for them.
44:30🔗AdamRight, because their mom or dad sits around, watches the TV, sees the quote people that have it all and says, Oh, his daddy left him some money or he lucked into this or he hit the lottery somehow. But they never quite it with work, diligence, responsibility, hard work and all those other good attributes. You know what I'm saying? All right, there's a real mentality amongst the downtrodden to look at people who are successful and make excuses as to why they became successful. It's the same thing guys do when they talk about other guys who get a lot of ass. Look at him, Mr. Sports Car. You know he's feeding her the Coke. You know that BS, that BS king over there. He's this, he's that, he's the other.
45:22🔗AdamRight, so you don't go, he's getting a lot of tail because he's smarter and better looking than I am. You go, he's getting a lot of tail because he fill in the blank, feeds him the Coke, daddy left him some money, has a BS ramp. And they do the same thing with successful people. And they're not going to go that route, so forget it. All right, Drew, when were you on Dateline?
45:46🔗AdamAnd how come I wasn't alerted to this? I like that show. No? And what was it, a segment on teen pregnancy?
45:53🔗DrewI did it so long. I did it during the summer.
45:56🔗AdamAnd was it just one segment of the hour show? You don't know anything, do you? And you'll never see it. And you don't have it on tape. And nobody cares. I don't know. You kill yourself during the break. I'm going to finish the rest of the show.
46:06🔗DrewOh, if you were on Dateline, you'd be interested?
46:13🔗DrewGod knows they'd talk about it at the morning show.
46:16🔗AdamAll right, we'll take ourselves a little break. When we come back, we're going to talk to Todd. Todd is 33. He's got a fetish with women's panties. Takes them from laundry mats and jerks off in them. We'll be back after this. Over there, we are going to hop back onto the phones, and we'll speak to our young Todd. Todd's not so young. Actually, he's 33, and he's stealing underpants from laundry mats, and taking them, and soiling them in a very unique way, Todd.
47:16🔗AdamI had underpants and all that, high heels and dressing up and sniffing shoes, and that's just, I don't know what that is. That's a weird thing to me. Like to me, I'm there for the event. Do you know what I mean?
50:14🔗AdamAnd, do you have any feelings, I don't mean about her sexually, but I mean, I don't know, when she came on to the scene, you were three years old, was she getting a lot of attention? Did she have an illness?
50:27🔗CallerYeah, a lot of attention. A lot of attention at that point.
50:47🔗AdamWhat are you going? My vibe, I'm just killing time, really, so we can go home. Is it 12 yet? My vibe is, see, you know what guys do, most guys, but especially like teenage guys, they like, they will sexualize.
51:09🔗AdamAnd things that anger them sometimes will turn. Now, what I mean is, is if there's some neighbor that's a pain in the ass and shutting them down or abusing them or whatever, if it's a girl, they'll think about screwing her. It's the way things get converted. It's like there's some boss that's running a guy around the office and busting his balls every minute and criticizing him. The guy's fantasy is to have her bent over the desk and really give her a good working. It's kind of like stabbing someone with your penis. At least that's the way I look at sex.
51:47🔗AdamSo he was three, he was the belle of the ball, the apple of everyone's eye, and then all of a sudden this infant comes in and they start showering all the attention on this young girl.
52:00🔗DrewI understand, so he's still converted that aggression into focusing on younger girls.
54:16🔗AdamI did that once. There's a lot of angry lesbians over there. They really attacked me.
54:20🔗DrewWell, listen, we did a panel where we were discussing the causes of early puberty. Apparently, puberty has come out in like an eight now in women and girls.
54:26🔗AdamI was having this discussion with my buddy, the Wheeze today.
54:29🔗DrewOh, that's a discussion I would love to have been involved with. You and Wheeze talking about puberty in eight-year-olds.
54:36🔗AdamAs we were going by the taxidermy shop in Burbank looking for an animal head to put up in my house, we had a question about puberty.
54:48🔗AdamAlright, and we'll talk about why puberty is setting in at eight after this. Yep, it is Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew over there, phone number.
55:05🔗DrewYou were kind of taking the position there.
55:12🔗AdamWelcome back, Anus. Welcome back, Fart-er. Did you see that sitcom from the seventies? Welcome back. Anderson hates that fart talk. I love it. I don't know if I've farted much in the new year. One of my resolutions was to double down on the farting in the new year. I was trying to think of a new year's resolution earlier today, and I thought, let's not bite off more than we can chew. The Carollas aren't famous for challenges. I thought, let's not do anything and disappoint ourselves by not being able to do it, by falling off the wagon sometime in March.
55:57🔗AdamSo, what I do each year is I try to come up with sort of vague in general. Very vague, very-
56:07🔗AdamStuff, well, I do take too many me days as it is.
56:11🔗DrewMost days are me day with you, I suppose.
56:12🔗AdamYou know what my thing was? Drink more water. First off, it's great because it cannot be measured. There's nobody can accuse me of drinking less water. You know, 96 was a good water year for you, you know, in 89 was what we call a drought for you.
56:35🔗AdamNo, I can't disappoint myself. And it's sort of a general thing, I don't have too much pressure. I'm going to try to drink a little more water.
57:05🔗DrewYeah, here's what Time Magazine totally missed, and I thought this was genius once I got this all clarified. The age at which puberty, excuse me, the age at which periods are starting has not changed in the last 50 years.
57:18🔗DrewSo it's the early onset features, which is breast development and pubic hair, that has suddenly dropped down, which is actually not generated by sex hormones. It's generated from the adrenal glands.
58:20🔗DrewWith excess body fat, obesity, which we got a rash of. I don't know if you watched the Rose Parade last weekend, but you got a little look at what's going on with young people that way.
58:30🔗AdamWell, hold on a second. You get a little obesity and you're going to get pubic hair at an earlier age?
58:56🔗AdamPlay Ditch. We would go into an abandoned junior high school yard, some place that was about 30 acres, and it'd be like, all right, Ray, you're it. The other five of you have a minute to run, and you just start running. And on foot, the guy who was looking for you would just run through the school.
59:16🔗DrewAnd there was a safe place they could run back to. Right.
59:20🔗AdamAnd he would spot you like a quarter mile away and just start chasing you. And the guys would just start chasing you for miles, running through the halls, the corridors, get up on the roof, running across the roof, you know. Now everyone sits home and tries to be Lord Dungeon Keeper and things like that. Their brains are strong, but the bodies are weak.
59:40🔗DrewYeah. And so it's interesting. But why do we bring this up? We're talking to Jessie about something.
59:48🔗AdamAll right. Well, let's just keep going. Clearly, you and I are a little off our game. We got to get back into this job.
59:58🔗AdamSo you're 15 and you're afraid of having sex. And that's good. Well, I mean, you got a boyfriend?
1:00:05🔗CallerNo. I mean, I think I was thinking about it. I think maybe it's because I've never had like an actual relationship with a guy.
1:00:12🔗DrewNo, no. I know why I brought up the early puberty thing. It is because I was going to make the comment that our brains do not develop as fast as our bodies do. And your brain development, in terms of your capacity to emotionally and cognitively handle a relationship and handle sexuality, really doesn't come into full maturity until about the age of 19. And what one of these guys made that I was on the radio with, which is what I was going to say, is that really the natural state of the human being is more akin to, say, like a way a ballet dancer lives. Restricted diet, very physical. And in that population, you see the puberty, the menarchy, the menses begin around 19.
1:00:52🔗DrewAnd that, in fact, in nature, we would be sort of restricted on our calories, we'd be extremely physically active, and in that situation, our periods wouldn't begin until much, much, much later.
1:01:01🔗AdamAll right. I mean, not a ballet dancer, but just some guy living in a wood hut, having to chase prey around and living in some nomadic tribe.
1:01:20🔗AdamAll I'm saying is there's going to be trouble because we were driving through the lovely city of Burbank today, me and the Wheeze. And what started this conversation is there was a couple of teenage chicks walking down the street who could not have been older than 12 and who were built like brick ass houses. The Wheeze want to turn the corner. I said, keep going. Keep going, brother. Put the flask away. He's got this move where he puts a rollo on his penis and sticks it out of the car window. Try to get him to come closer. Once you get him into the car, it's a done deal.
1:01:52🔗DrewRemember that experience with the prostitutes in New York?
1:01:56🔗AdamLet me tell you how stupid Drew is. Some people like to call it sheltered and naive. I prefer stupid because it's more insulting.
1:02:03🔗DrewThat was lame. How about lame? That brings it all in focus.
1:02:07🔗AdamLame is good because you can be smart and lame.
1:02:09🔗DrewI am lame. This was a great example of that.
1:02:12🔗AdamWhen Drew and I were in New York and we were broadcasting from Westwood 1 in Manhattan, because of the time difference, we were broadcasting from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. New York time. The hotel was close to the studio and like everyone else in Manhattan, you just walk everywhere and I think it was after the radio show and it was about 3.15 in the evening on a weeknight.
1:02:40🔗AdamOn the morning on a weeknight and Drew and I were crossing the street.
1:02:44🔗DrewIt was Broadway, right? It was Broadway.
1:02:46🔗AdamYeah. It was Broadway and it was freezing cold and we were heading back to the hotel and there was a minivan filled with six black chicks. It looked like Eartha Kitt basically had false eyelashes on the false eyelashes to give them an extra 3.15 inch extension, you know, feather boas and I mean they really looked like males in drag.
1:03:14🔗AdamThey really did. They're really out of control. They looked a lot like, if anyone saw the movie Tommy, they looked like what Tina Turner looked like as the gypsy acid queen and they're in a minivan and they yelled at us as we're crossing the street, hey boys, come on.
1:03:30🔗DrewNo, no, no. It was like help. We need to, it was something to help.
1:03:32🔗AdamNo, it wasn't help. No, see, that's what makes you a retard because hay sailor gets translated into help of rupture to kidney. Do you see what I'm saying?
1:03:55🔗AdamIt was not hay sailor want to date, but it wasn't I'm injured. It was to get our attention and get us over to the van. It was, it was, hey boys, you know, over here or come here. Or something to that. Now you heard because of you have low self-esteem, help me. But that wasn't what they were saying. They were saying, come here. And Drew just immediately peeled off from the intersection and started heading for the van. And I grabbed Drew's arm and said, keep walking, Drew. And he's like, those young ladies are in need of assistance. I said, those are 40 year old coke whores. Do you understand? You're going to get rolled if you go to that van. And I was like, oh, and true is like, huh? And I said, just listen, keep walking. I'll explain as we walk.
1:04:52🔗DrewBut I'm seriously, now, let me just, in my own defense, I heard like some sort of, like, distress thing going on.
1:04:59🔗AdamThat is not, that is not, that does not defend you. It makes you more psychotic.
1:05:03🔗DrewMakes you more lame. Absolutely. Yeah.
1:05:05🔗AdamI will go to someone's aid just as fast as anybody else, and I heard no distress from them. I heard, come here. And why would it be distress? There was a bunch of whores in a minivan.
1:05:16🔗DrewI didn't, I didn't, I don't know. Well, back to the point.
1:05:19🔗AdamYour mind, your mind converted it. Giovanni?
1:07:21🔗DrewI used to do a lot of lifeguarding. Anyway, so...
1:07:23🔗AdamDrew was never a model yet got tons and tons of tail because he's a very passionate man. Ironically, Giovanni is a model and gets no ass. Now, you don't try, obviously.
1:08:43🔗AdamThat's the way in a heterosexual male's mind, that's what that translated. That's how that translates. Like women go through a breakup and they're like, you know, they're like, I just need, I just, I'm not up for it right now. I got to take, guys are like, I'm going out raping. This is great.
1:10:19🔗AdamWell, first off, it couldn't hurt. Secondly, if you're 27 years old, what a waste of penis, by the way. If I was ever in GQ, I would take that, I would Xerox it, I would put it all over the side of my car and I would drive through town with a bullhorn. Ladies, come and get it.
1:10:37🔗DrewHere's the deal with therapy is it would allow you to have a relationship and to find out what it is that's keeping you from having a real relationship with someone outside of a therapeutic contact.
1:10:47🔗AdamOkay, go to a female therapist and have a relationship. Hump her, if you can. Is that what you're saying, Drew?
1:12:37🔗AdamPasta fazul. But listen, I had a female therapist for years. Okay, Jack Hole, and then I had another female therapist, and now I have a male therapist. So I've had three therapists, two of them have been women. So how dare you?
1:13:56🔗DrewIt may not be, it's nonsense in many cases. I would not rely on that diagnosis unless an infectious disease doctor gave you that one, but it's controversial and all you can say is that it sounds like you have something in the order of chronic fatigue. You don't feel good all the time, right?
1:14:14🔗DrewYeah, you have chronic fatigue syndrome. Now whether or not that's associated with Epstein bar is a whole different issue.
1:14:19🔗AdamLet me tell you what all you jokers have. It's called depression. You're not happy, you don't feel good, and you don't have any energy. And that's the first thing that goes when you're depressed.
1:14:35🔗AdamAll right, now, magically, if you got a job as a buyer for some big department store chain, you'd pop out of bed. If you got your dream job, what is your dream job?
1:16:19🔗DrewI would, if you really believe that there's an infectious disease problem, you should see an infectious disease doctor and you should have a mental health evaluation to make sure that that's not part of the biology of what's going on here, if not the whole story.
1:16:44🔗AdamYeah. I know. Listen, I, everybody, I know, I've spent my whole life doing this. Here's the deal. I used to have to get up at 6.15 to go do construction. I couldn't get out of bed. But once in a while, I'd get up at 6.15 to go motorcycle riding. I got out of bed. No problem. No problem at all. What's the difference? One thing I wanted to do and the other thing I desperately didn't want to do. That is what energy is.
1:17:14🔗AdamWhat is? Yes, you have all kinds of neck and back problems. But if you think about it, what is energy? If you really just want to break it down. Do you know what I mean?
1:17:24🔗DrewYou mean the enthusiasm to do something.
1:17:28🔗AdamEnergy is a desire to do something or not do something. You want to do it, you'll do it. You don't want to do it, you're going to have a lot of difficulty in the energy department. So, if you're leading a life where you're doing something like telemarketing and you don't want to do it, it ain't going to happen. Alright, like Drew doing this radio show, it's difficulty. You can't get it up. We're going to take ourselves a little break when we come back and we'll speak to Bruce.
1:18:36🔗AdamThat's what I love about this show. I sit here and talk about guys dorks for two hours. It's a great job. Then I go home and stare at my own.
1:18:54🔗CallerYeah, I was wondering. A couple of my friends, they're circumcised. I'm uncircumcised. My parents told me circumcised when I was born. My brothers are. And they tell me, well, my friends tell me that sex is just a lot better if you're circumcised.
1:19:14🔗CallerWell, I mean, I don't know, because I told them, the first time I had sex, I only had it twice. The first time I had sex, it took me an hour and a half and I didn't even come.
1:19:29🔗DrewWell, that has nothing to do with your foreskin.
1:19:31🔗AdamBut why are your buddies telling you that sex is better?
1:19:36🔗CallerI don't know, because, I mean, I talked to them, and their first time, they came in like five minutes.
1:19:44🔗AdamI know, but my loser dumb friends would want to say whatever it is, because I, whatever condition my penis was in was the worst way of doing it. They would be saying it's the better way of doing it.
1:19:55🔗DrewNo, his is the worst way, is what they're saying.
1:20:09🔗AdamI see. All right. Well, then, I apologize. I was mistaken. Because normally, the rap we hear is that it feels better when you're uncircumcised. And that's why I was confusing that, because we never hear it the other way around, do we, Drew?
1:20:24🔗DrewNo, but in fact, it's all such BS. It doesn't matter. It has nothing to do with delayed ejaculation, really, when you get right down to it.
1:20:30🔗AdamYou got what you got. Keep it clean, and don't worry about it.
1:20:34🔗DrewAnd realize that the ejaculation, delayed ejaculation is either medication or anxiety, or just you. Some guys take a while, and as you get to sort of work it out with somebody, if you actually have a relationship, you could figure out what it is you need to do to shorten that time.
1:20:48🔗AdamRight. You start dating a certain magazine for a number of months, like I did when I was 18.
1:20:55🔗AdamAnd an electric toothbrush. You form a relationship, and then you start to work out some consistency.
1:21:00🔗DrewIt was more of a partnership, wasn't it?
1:21:02🔗AdamYeah. I'm really... Well not only was that Frisky magazine my lover, she was my best friend. I really do believe that God works out the amount of time a guy's nuts are good for. At birth. At birth, and that's it.
1:21:54🔗DrewI understand that, but that's the point.
1:21:58🔗AdamNo, that's my point. I'm giving it a context for them. Do you understand? I'm doing the math for them. Most guys, the average intercourse encounter is probably 12 minutes.
1:22:22🔗AdamAnd I believe he's charitably rounding up, but I don't think he's lying. 12 minutes feels like a half hour when you're going at it. It's like you ever jump rope for five minutes.
1:22:41🔗AdamYes. Go box three minutes in a ring and see how long three minutes really is. Okay. So now my point is, is God sets the clock. 90% of the guys, they get 15 minutes. The 5% of the guys, they get two minutes. And 5% of the guys get an hour and a half. And that's the way it is. And that's your clock. And you can practice your yoga and you can rent your Sting videos and get in touch with your Chi. And you may add 30 seconds or cut 30 seconds, but that's about it.
1:23:15🔗DrewYou know, I had another cocktail party discussion about this tantric sex stuff. And again, old people, oh, it's the greatest thing. I have this friend, she swears by it. And then I question what she swears. I've never talked to anybody who actually got something unusual out of this. And I question more, well, she doesn't have sex. And I said, did she discover masturbation because of this? Yeah, well, maybe that's really what happened.
1:23:38🔗AdamThis isn't all. It's right up there with your biorhythms. And and all that chi BS and and the feng shui and all this other nonsense. It's weak minded people grasping for something in life other than reality. Here's reality. It's you get a hand dealt to you. That's going to dictate how tall you are, how strong you are, whether you go bald, whether you get fat and how long your nuts last when you're having sex. Don't ruin it. But there ain't a lot you can do with it. There you go, everybody. Enjoy. Thank you. Madigan?
1:24:15🔗GuestYes. I'm on INH. I was exposed to TB along the line and I was told to take INH as a preventative therapy.
1:24:32🔗DrewHe said what's called primary TB. When he takes a skin test, he turns positive. Yeah.
1:24:38🔗AdamSo somebody who had TB or was in contact with you, so you're positive for TB but you don't have the symptoms. Is that what that means?
1:24:47🔗DrewIf he were to go on chemotherapy or go on corticosteroids or be re-exposed to TB, then he'd get the real illness. So what you gotta do is take six months or four months of isonia or INH to eliminate that remnant primary TB.
1:25:03🔗AdamSo he will not have TB unless his immune system is weakened or unless he's re-exposed to it. Does everyone take two exposures to TB?
1:25:22🔗AdamInteresting. I didn't know that. Are there other diseases that work that way? Not really. I don't hear about that too much. All right, so you get the first exposure, you prove positive with that, you don't have any symptoms, they put you on stuff that protect you from the second exposure.
1:25:37🔗DrewRight. And then you're immune after that, essentially, for the most part.
1:25:42🔗GuestMy question was, I'm having my wisdom teeth out tomorrow and I'm going under anesthetic for the first time and I'll be getting Percocet for the first time. I wonder if there'll be any possible interactions.
1:25:51🔗DrewWell, see, INH interacts with a lot of stuff, so you really got to talk to your doctor about it and make sure he understands the interactions.
1:26:20🔗DrewHey, listen. But one quick question. Adam was kind of going down this path, which is how did you get exposed?
1:26:26🔗GuestI think it was probably from pot smokers.
1:26:28🔗DrewYeah. I was going to say, the way you get exposed, you got to work in jail, work in a hospital, or be a drug addict. That's how you get exposed.
1:26:35🔗AdamWhat did the pot smokers do? Like coughing all over you or are you sharing a bong?
1:26:38🔗DrewWell, they were also, some of them were shooting heroin or something.
1:26:40🔗GuestNo, there was a lot of pot smokers cough.
1:27:29🔗CallerYeah. I'm having problems right now with my girlfriend. It feels like she's still seeing her ex-girlfriend. I guess kind of cheating on me.
1:27:40🔗AdamYeah. So why does it feel that way to you?
1:27:43🔗CallerWell, I mean, it's just like, well, it's obvious. I know her ex-girlfriend and I've talked to her before. You know, it's like we'll plan something to go out and I'll give her a call and she'll be with her ex-girlfriend. It's like...
1:28:07🔗AdamThat was Ron. Yeah. That's the guy who went down on a hooker. Hey, Jeff? Yeah. Yeah. She's a little chaotic. You know it.
1:28:15🔗DrewWell, it's... Look, it's just... Substitute a boyfriend and every guy would go, oh yeah, I wouldn't tolerate that, you know, alone with her ex-boyfriend. No way. And, you know, you have a reason... It's reasonable that you should not want her to do that, that it be hurtful to you and that she would be respectful of your feelings. So, just on that basis alone, I got a problem with her.
1:28:54🔗AdamNo, you know, I know, but she must be a handful. You know what this reminds me of? I don't know why, why everything gets translated into cars to me. It's like you're seeing some dude, it's like you meet some dude at the 7-Eleven and he's wearing a pair of bad jeans and bad shoes and stuff. And you go, what kind of car do you drive? And he goes, 928. And you go, you're driving a Porsche? Uh-huh. And then you close your eyes and you're picturing the version of that car. And you're going, well, probably got some miles on it.
1:29:43🔗AdamWait a minute, goofball. You gave a long pause before you said no. Here's how I want you to answer. Watch, watch Drew. I'll be Jeff. Ask me if I'm going to marry her.
1:30:41🔗DrewWell, you know, please, Jeff, just don't get...
1:30:45🔗AdamIt's doomed. It's doomed. I'm sorry. I wish someone would give me a healthy dose of reality when I was 17.
1:30:51🔗DrewShe's behaving in a way that's disrespectful of your feelings. And that's not a good relationship to be in.
1:30:55🔗AdamOK, but listen. Just that. She's going to the Air Force. She's 19. She's kicking around with her ex-girl. It's doomed. Doomed. It's not good. This is Hindenburg type doomed. Do you hear me? So here's what you do. Do not get her pregnant. Try to not go crazy.
1:31:15🔗AdamSo it will be other women. One day you'll be married to a beautiful woman with beautiful kids and you'll be thinking to yourself, what the hell was I doing? And thank God. Listen to me all you who are praying for things. Let me tell you about praying for things. There were times in my life I would have signed a deal with the devil for a $10 an hour job that would have lasted my entire life. Thank God I didn't. There were times when I would have signed a deal for the devil to drive a VW bug for the rest of my life if I could just get four wheels under my ass instead of a beat up motorcycle. Thank God I couldn't sign that deal. There were deals I would have signed with many girlfriends about not leaving me. Thank God I couldn't sign that deal. I would have been driving a VW bus, living with Stephanie Hunt in some dump and making $10 an hour.
1:32:09🔗AdamActually, right. Why didn't I sign? Why didn't I sign? Here's the deal. Now look at me. Literally a millionaire enjoying life every day. I wake up in the morning. You know what I do? I fling open the curtains and I pound my chest. I yell Abundanza!
1:32:28🔗AdamThat means abundance. I learned it from a frozen pizza commercial in 1974. All right, we're going to take ourselves a little break. Drew, do you really believe I do that with the curtains?
1:32:38🔗DrewNo. You don't have to have four windows. Here's the worse.
1:32:42🔗AdamHere's the better reality. I roll out of bed. I pick up the phone. It's beeping, and I go, Oh, Christ, somebody called. And then I put the phone back down and go back to bed.
1:32:52🔗DrewOh, you masturbate and go back to bed.
1:32:54🔗AdamOh, I didn't say masturbate? I'm sorry. I meant masturbate, go back to bed. Masturbate, put down the phone, go back to bed. We'll be back. Yep, it's the Loveline. All right, let's hop on the phones. Tracy Lord is going to be in here a little bit later this week. She's, she's quite articulate.
1:33:19🔗DrewShawnee Smith from Becker Tomorrow Night?
1:33:21🔗AdamOh, yes. All our listeners are into that Becker. Steve?
1:33:45🔗AdamYeah, that's our point. You may have an infection. The last guy we talked to who was passing semen with his urine was just really passing pus. Semen is really pus with a little sperm sprinkled in.
1:33:58🔗DrewSometimes medication too, like cold medication, that kind of thing can trigger this.
1:34:03🔗AdamYou know how Thousand Island is really just kind of mayonnaise with a little ketchup in it?
1:35:02🔗AdamI'm not going to commit to it, but all right, okay, all right. Let's just say hypothetically yes, I'll be here two minutes before the show begins.
1:35:07🔗DrewSteve, do you want any medication at all?
1:35:45🔗CallerJust like last week, my teacher, we've always been kind of close like, and then like out of nowhere, she just kind of, she like kissed me after class. It's like really, I was like been, I was like really bothered by it. And like, I'm not sure like, what should I do? Cause she's like always been like a good friend to me.
1:36:29🔗AdamThey're the enemy. What are you doing? You shouldn't be talking to them.
1:36:33🔗CallerNo, she's really cool. She's always kind of, she's helped me with my work and everything. I used to be like a really bad student. She's kind of helped me, but she's like, you know.
1:37:06🔗DrewAnd what did she say? Come here, I want to kiss you?
1:37:07🔗CallerNo, she's- We were just like on talking about stuff. We were just- And she just all of a sudden just out of the blue, she just kissed me on-
1:37:14🔗DrewI'm afraid either you have to end this relationship.
1:37:53🔗CallerI think she's like in her 30s, like 32.
1:37:56🔗AdamI see. Older woman. Very old woman. Listen, Danny, don't get in a position where you're camping with her. Don't go camping with her unless you want to nail her. If you're uncomfortable, when the bell rings, get up and leave with the rest of the students. It'll be over and done with. Don't tell anybody you're fine. It's important to cry and cower in shame every night when you get home, though.
1:38:21🔗DrewShe may need some redirection. She may have some problems here in mental health.
1:38:25🔗AdamYeah, she's a little freaked out. She's fine. Well, give me a worst-case scenario. She victimizes another guy who she gives a BJ to in her car in the parking lot.
1:38:34🔗DrewWorst-case scenario, she's doing drugs or she's bipolar and really starts to do some weird stuff with kids.
1:38:38🔗AdamShe's fine. Wait till she gets popped. Stay out of there. Enjoy. That's what I say. Stay out of other people's business. Don't get involved. Keep driving. That's what I say. All right, we're going to take a break. We'll be back.
1:38:59🔗AdamHey. You're on the show. I thought Drew and I were just having a little argument about parents. All righty then. Now, is Lit coming back on here again?
1:39:23🔗AdamYeah, I did recognize the Lit guy because he's the guy who has the ponytail beard. Well, these are wonderful stories. Oh, I saw a lot of Huel Hauser over the weekend. Did you see Huel Hauser?
1:39:34🔗DrewNot once. What is wrong with you? I watch a lot of TV, too.
1:39:38🔗AdamI've had to wash my hands and my ass with you. We will be back tomorrow night to dispense more useless knowledge. So, until next time, this is Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying, Mahalo.
1:39:57🔗CallerThis has been Loveline. The opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the staff, management, sponsors, or this station. The producer for Loveline is Ann Wilkins Engel. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.