1:37🔗DrewI'm just saying, it's a high-tech facility here. I'm not blaming you, certainly.
1:41🔗AdamNo, not Anderson. But I do blame Anderson for the first answer, which is still broken, still broken, out of paper. So like a vending machine that's out of peanuts is broken or out of peanuts?
1:55🔗Maybe out of peanuts. But I mean, it was all like hate facts.
1:57🔗DrewOh, you're sick too, huh? You've been sick?
2:00🔗AdamAnderson's great. Anderson's, Anderson's backup is, it was just a bunch of negative stuff that would have brought you down anyway.
2:06🔗AdamSo I'm fine. Okay, sara, sara. I gave the phone number, so forget about the fax number. I'm Adam Corolla. And tonight we have a very special guest in studio for Rare Appearance, Dr. Drew. Now, you are a physician, right? Psychologist? No, physician.
3:24🔗AdamWe taped that. Bruce and I did... Well, first off, Dr. Bruce and I did more socializing in the five days he was here than the five years you and I have known each other. Bruce came over to my house twice. Oh, wow! Once to nap, the other to eat and take a tour of the house. The party house? No, to my house. And the one I currently live in. And we went to the Super Bowl of Motocross Saturday night.
4:02🔗AdamWhy is he Dr. Spaz? You've seen him. You know, Dr. Spaz. I mean, is there a better name for him? Listen, I was talking to Dr. Bruce about why he was Dr. Spaz. And I said, listen, there's certain titles that fit certain guys like blowhard. You cannot be black and be a blowhard.
4:31🔗AdamBlowhard, white guy, right? Fat, right? Fat. Our manager fits the criteria of a blowhard. He's a wonderful human being, but I'm saying-
4:40🔗DrewActually, he's not plethoric enough. He'd be red and puffy.
4:45🔗AdamHe can turn red when he gets going. The point is, in order to be a blowhard, you have to be between the age of 42 and 62. In the 60s, you need to be at least 40 pounds overweight.
5:19🔗AdamRed hair is good for spaz. There's not many, there's no black spazes. There's not many like Italian spazes. Good to have, good to be of an Irish or Nordic descent to be a spaz. Good to be skinny.
5:33🔗AdamBony elbows, bony knees. Urkel was, yeah, Urkel was as close as black gets to spaz. But he was still more of a geek, which I think you can do. But spaz is a white guy. Okay. Now would you, who do you know who's more spaz-y than Dr. Bruce?
5:50🔗AdamYes, he is a spaz. But he joined us Saturday night in Anaheim. We watched Jeremy McGrath. He'll be coming on this show in a few weeks. When the first race of the AMA Supercross Series, we went back into Jeremy's new trailer.
6:03🔗DrewDid you see his new 1-800-Collect commercial?
6:05🔗AdamI saw his new 1-800-Collect. I talked to Jeremy's dad for a while. Dr. Spaz took some pictures with his digital camera. This is another thing that makes you Dr. Spaz, when you bring the digital camera to the Super Bowl. And then we once saw Jeremy's movie afterward and the whole night in the yard.
6:26🔗AdamWe had the rest of the guys, though. The Whee's and Chris was there and all the boys, we all, they were thick as thieves by the end of the night. Boys and Dr. Spaz had a red bowl and vodka and passed out on the sofa while we were watching the movie.
7:00🔗CallerWell, I was in my room like masquerading and well, I had the blankets over me, but like my mom walked in, but like I was quick enough to like, you know, like move my hand. So I don't think she really like saw what happened, but you know, she's just been like acting really weird now.
7:19🔗AdamWell, is she acting weird or do you think she's acting weird because of what you know?
7:28🔗DrewYou think she's acting weird. Let's put the emphasis on who thinks who's acting weird. She thinks she's projecting this or her behavior is making mom act weird. In other words, Francesca is so freaked out that mom was like, hey, what's going on?
7:40🔗AdamWell, what does she think you're doing? Taking a nap?
7:43🔗CallerWell, like, you know, it's like, listen, listen.
7:46🔗AdamI want to know what she would have thought. Hold on.
7:49🔗CallerWell, like, when she caught me, it was like, you know, like around 9 o'clock.
8:07🔗AdamAll right. She doesn't want to believe you're doing it. Right.
8:10🔗DrewParents have such high levels of denial about this. It has to be just, you have to crash through their denial or they ain't going to see it. It has to be so obvious they cannot deny it to themselves. Otherwise, they're going to go, oh, it's nothing. I just thought I saw something.
8:22🔗AdamMy parents, interestingly enough, with the denial thing only started after I became successful.
8:30🔗AdamNo, they accepted that. Now they deny the fact that I'm literally a millionaire. But Francesca, she doesn't know anything. And if she did know, she doesn't want to know.
8:39🔗DrewAnd if she's freaked out by that, that's her stuff. You're not doing anything.
8:42🔗AdamYou're fine. You had the radio going. You're a girl. You're 14. She doesn't know anything. OK.
8:55🔗AdamWhy? All right. That's good. That's why whenever I used to masturbate in high school, I'd always keep a harmonica near me because it looks suspicious when you're under the covers, especially like me, when my boots are hanging out from underneath the cover. And I pretend like I'm sleeping. But if you have a harmonica, it's like you're doing something in bed.
10:03🔗DrewThe Trazodone can do this more so than the Prozac. If you look at your Trazodone package insert, it'll talk about priapism, which is a painful sustained erection. How much Trazodone have you taken?
10:21🔗DrewAll right. You got it. Don't take it tonight. Go ahead and take your Prozac, but talk to the doctor that's been prescribing it, because it actually can be kind of a serious side effect. And don't be embarrassed to talk about it. It is really important that you talk to him.
10:32🔗AdamYou're talking about the package insert, that thing that's written on microfilm?
10:36🔗AdamWhere you have to use a jeweler's loop to find out what the dosage is.
10:42🔗DrewYes, and in fact, if he wants to find the side effect, he can scroll through my favorite part, where it's sort of broken down by organ system, skin, respiratory, cardiovascular, with about 60 different side effects in each organ system listed.
10:55🔗AdamWhat percentage of people who get the medication read that side effect list?
11:01🔗DrewA lot do, unfortunately. No, they don't. Yeah, they do. And then they can't put it in any kind of context. It's just a scary list.
12:09🔗CallerBut anyway, I have a hard time trusting psychiatrists or therapists and stuff like that. My mom had been through psychiatric treatment since I was a little kid. She had a bunch of ECTs and shock therapy and all kinds of stuff. She had pneumonia when she had overdosed on psoriasis. Anyway, I have a hard time trusting.
13:09🔗AdamBecause he sounds like Otis from the Andy Griffiths show.
13:14🔗DrewBut here's what I'm going to suggest to you, that a more effective perhaps move for you and one that sort of gets around the whole psychiatric care system is go directly to a recovery program. Get an AA, call AA, have somebody come pick you up, go to some meetings, start bonding up with people who have the same stuff you have.
13:32🔗CallerWell, I was in the program for six years.
13:34🔗DrewWell, get back, make your old contacts, make some outreach calls and get back involved. You got it. Listen, you called, I immediately knew it was addiction.
13:42🔗DrewYou can't deal with any other psychiatric problems, particularly not depression until the addiction is treated adequately. To get back in the program and magically the depression may go away. If it doesn't, you'll have plenty of support there, you'll have direction from your sponsor and you'll have the ability with that support to go get the proper care.
13:58🔗AdamAll right. So now we're going to talk to Dan. What's that? Dan? Dan is what? 30? What's that say?
14:13🔗CallerDon't know if it's a problem, but on my 30th birthday, my beautiful young woman friend took me to a bar and got into it and we kind of passed it back and forth just rather playfully.
14:31🔗DrewWait, wait, wait. I'm lost for some reason.
14:35🔗CallerMy girlfriend, my fiancee to be sort of seen.
14:38🔗DrewAnd you had a lap dance that you went back and forth with?
14:41🔗CallerYeah. We actually spent about three hours there and enjoyed ourselves, had a couple of bottles of wine, really kind of just enjoyed the evening. It was rather cool. And she kind of really got into it actually.
15:11🔗CallerWell, actually the dancer herself was rather professional about it. She had Carrie sit on my lap and then she danced with both of us, if you will.
15:26🔗AdamYeah. I don't know if I like that buffer between the stripper's ass and my crotch, you know? Drew doesn't know what a lap dance is. There are claims not to know.
15:47🔗CallerSee, that's just it. She is, she again was pretty open to the whole concept and I know that introducing a third party in any situation can be extraordinarily dangerous as opposed to just going in blindly. Just some basic advice on...
16:17🔗AdamHe will be in 10 years. He's got his ID changed. He'll be a blowhard. Dan? Yes, sir. You think you're going to marry this woman? Yes, sir. All right.
16:31🔗DrewAs close to the edge as you want to go is what you guys did. That's fine. Even that's going to eventually create a little tension. It is. It just has to. Don't violate boundaries. Don't put your relationships in risky situations. Unless you're just experimenting, you don't care. Fine. Enjoy.
16:50🔗DrewI get accused of being a party pooper and conservative and stuff. My thing is I wish we lived in a world where people could have threesomes and people could do ecstasy every day and enjoy it. Have a great time.
17:05🔗DrewBut I wish it was a world they could do it and remain healthy and remain intact and keep their brains working normally. It doesn't work like that. It destroys relationships, the threesomes, and ecstasy destroys your brain and pot has its own side. I mean, this is just the way it is.
17:17🔗AdamWell, listen, I had a very interesting conversation today with my partner, Jimmy Kimmel.
17:26🔗AdamBig Tad and Gary, my idiot, Savant Carpenter, who works for me. Very heady conversation over some pizza at Jimmy's house today. And we were talking about days of yore and pornography and how excited we were when, on a weekend, when we were 14, 15 years old, we knew some show was coming on cable. I remember the movie The Betsy. You remember that movie?
17:52🔗DrewNo, I forget. No, no, no, I do, actually.
18:24🔗AdamProbably the same week. But what I'm saying is, we were talking about how exciting it was back then, the thrill of the hunt, that there was going to be some nudity. On Monday, I was excited that on Friday, I was going to catch the side glimpse of a boob as a chick jumped from the pool before she got into her bathrobe in the Betsy. And it was exciting to me. Now, I have a mountain of pornography in my bunker and it doesn't do that much. Not as much excitement as it was back then. And then, now quiet down, Drew, because I know you want to talk, but just hold your tongue there. Then we were talking about hunting. And we said, what's fun about hunting? I mean, if they took an elk and they chained it to a fence and you stood next to it and shot it with a pistol, it wouldn't be anything. Yeah. It would be considered cruel and unfun. What is it? It's the fact that you're sitting out in the woods for hours and hours and hours. Anticipation of a moment that may or may not arise. And that is the exciting part. It's the same with all these sexual fantasies. The fantasy part is the exciting part. You planning it out and actually doing it, isn't always going to be a disappointment. Not all. Oh no, you're right. You're right. That's retarded logic. You're right.
20:05🔗DrewBut here's the even more strange thing is that it's still, even thinking about going to see Billy Jack or whatever the hell his movie is, it still has a sense of excitement and arousal associated with it for you that for the 14-year-olds today, they'd be like what? What is this?
20:42🔗CallerMy question was, since you're the self-proclaimed mayor of Boobville, what exactly is the role that Minka, the number one Asian big boob queen, has in your town?
21:01🔗AdamShe would sit there with a scroll and a big feather in her cap, and she would go, here he, here he. Yeah, okay. On this date, December 3, 2002, it is hereby declared, now I would make her, What is this we're here? I would make her greet her. I would have her stand in front of the gate, the entrance to Boobville, much like a ex-heavyweight fighter stands in front of a casino. And just greet the guests. Who's number one?
21:42🔗CallerI was wondering if I could ask Dr. Drew a quick question.
21:44🔗AdamAnswer any questions the guys might have. What makes you the number one Asian big boob queen?
21:50🔗CallerOkay, yeah. I was wondering, I've liked this guy for three years, and he used to like me, but now he doesn't like me anymore. I still like him, but I'm not sure how I should go about getting over him.
22:00🔗DrewYou're fat. I should not. Oh, come on. Getting over him. This may sound cliche, but another guy.
22:32🔗AdamYou know, that's such a weird concept that mostly guys have. That, hey, this chick liked me at one point in her life, when she suffered some head trauma, coconut laying on her head.
22:46🔗AdamYeah, I mean, even as an adult, I cannot really, I haven't fully been able to grasp that this chick used to like me, anyone who used to like me should still like me. I cannot really grasp that fully. I understand it intellectually, I can't feel it. But when I was in high school, forget it.
23:02🔗DrewIt's like lost potential. That was the potential for the connection and I blame myself for ruining it. So I got to get it back.
23:09🔗AdamI could remember being in high school like a senior in high school and thinking about some chick that may have liked me in the seventh grade and still really giving it some thought. Like she should still like me. I just had a conversation with someone about that.
23:56🔗AdamI'd like to do a whole superhero called the clingy guy, where I just hang on a girl's legs as they drag me down the street crying. And stop crying. Yeah, I said stop crime, Anderson. That's a superhero part. By tripping them. When we come back, we're going to talk to Brandon, who's 17 and gets sexually aroused by cartoon characters. Well, speaking of my superhero idea. And he likes...
24:46🔗AdamI'm Adam Corolla, and that is Dr. Drew, everyone, in studio with us. Actually, physically in studio for Rare Loveline Appearance. Tonight might be a good night to get some of those medical questions. Again, he does addiction medicine, if I'm not mistaken.
25:15🔗AdamYeah. You know, it's funny. We're really seriously three-quarters of the guests who come on this show, especially the ones who aren't real familiar with this show. They go, first off, they assume the show is on the night they're on.
25:27🔗AdamThat's how your brain works. They come on Sunday night, they come on Wednesday night. Whatever night they're on is whatever night the show is on. And then we explain to them that it's on five nights a week, which is usually okay with them at the beginning of the show. But by the time we get to the end of the show, after like 150th rape and incest call, they're like, you seriously do this five nights a week? Like, yeah, they're like.
25:51🔗DrewThat is how the 1120 break starts every night. Yeah. People taking their headphones off, went, you guys do this every night.
25:59🔗AdamIt's not so much, it's not really a compliment. It's like, how high do you have to be to do this? And we thought you had talent before.
26:41🔗AdamI can't handle that Japanese animation. It's too weird for me. All those huge eyes and herky-jerky movements. Huge eyes and mouths the size of like a sea urchin. Yeah, penny-sized mouths and huge eyes. Is that what they think of us over here? All skinny, skinny as hell and weird movement and I don't understand any of that. If the sound was down though, I think I could squeeze one off. I don't know. Yeah, all right, Brandon. Are you high all the time? No. Are you high now? No. You do smoke weed, though, don't you? Yeah.
27:17🔗AdamWell, look at it. Do you pleasure yourself to cartoons? Yeah. All right. Well, that's a time and money saver. You should thank your lucky stars. All right. You're fine, buddy.
27:39🔗AdamBrandon, listen, I know it's kind of funny now. You're being baked all the time, but later on in life, it's not going to be that funny.
27:45🔗DrewThere is ample evidence that when you start this around 15, which I'm certain you did, you actually lose part of the right frontal lobe of your brain. It actually shrinks down as good evidence for that. And that's the part of the brain you use to negotiate adolescents in development.
28:00🔗AdamWell, listen, I mean, I don't know about brain shrinkage. I just know you smoke weed all the time. It makes you an idiot, especially when you're young.
30:28🔗AdamYeah. My sister went to one of those. It's a petting zoo for stoners. We used to go there and pet the stoners. Hey, hey, don't feed them. Don't feed them. No, no, no, no. One of them died eating a Funion last year. Let's keep that away from them. Hot bitch. They get, they get slopped at noon.
30:49🔗AdamAnd it was great. It was one of these great schools. It's like, it's a great approach to education, which is these are kids that can't handle structure. So we'll create a school with no structure, which is you call your teacher by your first name, you can smoke during class, and you come and go as you please. So how do you think that works? Like if you got a kid who can't handle structure, you put him in the Marine Corps. You ram structure up his ass. You don't back way off and see what he does. It's like you got a kid who doesn't like to work, likes to smoke weed, let's get him some snacks, give him the remote control and leave him on the sofa. Eventually he'll get with it. Now he'll get fat and watch more TV.
31:26🔗DrewThat's like sacrificing them. Really, they're going to sacrifice these kids.
31:30🔗AdamNo one ever shows up to those schools. So what do you do? You go to school for a half hour Monday, Wednesday and Friday?
32:12🔗AdamOkay, hold on. I need my pen. I got to write that down. I've always been curious exactly how much underage girl gets in porn. As it turns out, it's a lot.
32:50🔗DrewOne of the males, one of the boys' ants?
32:53🔗CallerYeah, we were at the house though and I guess his ant was supposed to come by and visit but she said it was like she was from out of state and it was supposed to be a couple of days later when she came early I guess.
34:50🔗CallerBecause I don't know. I guess like... I don't really know that.
34:53🔗AdamWait a minute. Hold on. Hold on. This isn't your aunt. This is the guy who owns the house's aunt. Oh, yeah. How did she know you were underage?
35:01🔗CallerI don't know. I guess I looked younger or something, but I'm not sure. And so what happens is that she's saying that she's going to see a lawyer, this and that, and this and that.
36:09🔗AdamOK. And he doesn't drink, he never beat you. No, you were never raped. No, you're never molested. No, you don't have any older brothers or stepbrothers or uncles that felt you up when you were five. No, nothing like that ever happened. When did you lose your virginity?
36:52🔗AdamWhy don't you stop that before you build up too big a library? You know, my hope and dream for my daughter is that she does less than 20 porn movies by the time she graduates high school. The problem is, you're doing 8 in your freshman and sophomore year already puts you above that 20 mark. You understand?
37:31🔗CallerNo, not yet. They haven't told me nothing.
37:34🔗AdamOkay. All right. This is illegal. I don't know what our obligation is. I don't know what we can do about it. We can ask you to stop and tell you that it's very important that you stop.
37:45🔗DrewAnd that you, I know you are sort of aversive. You don't want to get any help with the way you're behaving, but you really need to. You're on a course that is going to lead to a dramatic shortening of literally your life expectancy, your ability to get pregnant in the future, your ability to be effective as a parent, your ability to hold a job.
38:04🔗AdamWe're not being able to get pregnant in the future. You're counting that as a con.
38:08🔗DrewGood for us, but for her it's a con. And you really need to think about your life and get help with looking at why these behaviors are becoming so out of control.
38:18🔗AdamAnastasia, listen to me, sweet pea. I am. You know I'm a genius. I've been around. I've been around. I've been around the world. I've been from North Hollywood to Van Nuys to Arcadia and back. I've seen it all, sister. And I can tell you, you're heading for trouble. I swear to Christ you are. Don't get pregnant. Stop doing these movies. Settle down. Don't do any drugs. Find Jesus Christ. Learn something and go off to college and have a good life. You can. Okay?
39:17🔗AdamAll right. We're going to take ourselves a little break. When we come back, we'll speak to Matthew as Penis Is Bent. That's more like it after this.
39:24🔗CallerHello. This is your radio. Love Line will be right back.
39:30🔗AdamHey, yeah. Love Line. What band is this? Oh, Blink 182? Yeah. Good guys.
40:49🔗DrewA certain amount of that is normal. And unless it affects function, unless you can't get an erection or have painful erections, it's not something someone would typically correct. In order to correct it, they have to cut out a piece on the opposite side of the curve of the band.
41:05🔗DrewTo bring it up straight and upright. But that, of course, shortens it. You don't want to do that. About 800 units of vitamin E a day will help it. So do that.
41:17🔗AdamYeah. Okay. You did that study. That doesn't work. What did they put some? Hold on a second. What did they do? Use some sort of compass or some... And figure out the band of a guy's penis and then put them on vitamin E and figure out that it's straightened out over a six month period?
41:32🔗DrewIt's actually... I'm looking at the plaques that constrict it down to one side and the resolution of those plaques.
41:44🔗AdamAll right. Yeah. You'll see no discernible difference. I can almost guarantee that. Almost. But if you take the vitamin... It won't get worse. You rub a little on the dork though, right?
42:24🔗CallerWell, just problems with my family. My dad was always away working and every time my brother would come visit me, he would always try to like rake me and stuff.
43:02🔗AdamHold on one second. Let me just say something. Just a quick heads up to all the Loveline callers. When I say something like, where is he or how tall is he or how much does he weigh? He will always refer to the last person we were talking about.
43:30🔗DrewThat they'll throw back to some other idea five minutes ago.
43:34🔗AdamWhen I use the word he, it will always be the person we talked about most recently.
43:40🔗DrewMy, still my favorite concrete thinking response we got was the woman we asked why was, it's just like a 16 year old, why is your boyfriend in jail? Well, he was with a group of guys. They had a gun. They pointed at someone and asked for stuff.
43:56🔗AdamYeah, you know, you mean armed robbery? Well, you know, let's not label it. Kristen? All right, so your brother is with his mom, who is your mom too?
45:48🔗AdamHe don't. All right, listen, you get some therapy. You got to talk to someone about this. Tell your mom about this. And stay in school and go far away to college. And I hope your dad gets an attack by wildebeest and eaten alive. I realize because he's a world class jackass. No, he's not. He's spreading his goddamn seed all over the valley like Johnny Rotten seed. He's got a whole. What's he got? Five eight kids for doesn't take care of any of them. And he's got their rapist for son.
46:17🔗CallerWell, that's not the only problem I have is my brother. I have I have a little problem with my dad and I have a problem with my mom and my sister. She's a total weirdo.
46:28🔗AdamOr besides your dad, mom, brother and sister, your family's good.
46:37🔗AdamAll right. They they someone killed them in a will to be gambling argument at some point. Kristen, listen, listen, don't get pregnant. Keep your legs closed. Study and go far away to college. That's your job.
47:11🔗CallerNo, that's not something that I want. I love my dad very much.
47:14🔗AdamI know. He's a dynamite individual. I'd love to really sit down and talk to him so I could take a wrench to his head. Idiot. The saddest part is their daughters love them.
47:52🔗AdamI'm Adam Corolla. This is Dr. Drew. Dr. Drew, I spoke to his publicist during the commercial. Is he going to stay on until the next break? Yeah.
49:07🔗CallerYeah. When I have been urinating, it's been slightly uncomfortable and kind of stings.
49:15🔗DrewSo you have a urine infection. That's part of being sexually active for a female particularly. And you've got to get that taken care of. It's very easily treated. The problem is that if you don't treat it, that can ascend up into your kidneys and be very serious.
49:29🔗CallerYeah, I've heard that. So do I have to see a doctor? Can I like take some supplements?
49:34🔗DrewNo. You need an antibiotic. You have to see a doctor.
49:37🔗AdamReally? What about the old cranberry juice and all that? No. Why not?
50:21🔗AdamShe said, F God. Wow. Hold on. Bridget, pod her up. Is she still there? Come on, Anderson. What's up there, buddy? Is she there, Bridget? No, she hung up. All right. Well, I'll see you in hell, baby. Jesus Christ. F God. I said, you see how God pays you back? She goes, yeah, F him.
50:46🔗AdamNo kidding. Jesus Christ. I'm thinking of getting out of this whole atheist thing. I don't like the crowd. They scare me, these real atheists. Well, the funny thing is she's probably Mormon or born again. Dennis?
51:11🔗CallerOkay. My question is, back in November of 99, I was involved in a major car accident. A drunk driver hit me at 90 miles an hour and basically ejected me from my car.
52:07🔗AdamYou drive a three-cylinder, a three-cylinder Gio Metro at 90 miles an hour into an intersection and hit a half-ton 70 Dodge pickup broadside. You're vaporized.
52:21🔗DrewVaporized. Yeah. That's what I would think.
52:23🔗AdamThey need the jaws of life to get your retainer out of your ass. Oh, yes. They've used it for that before. Now, listen. I'm sure this was a bad accident. And I'm sure the guy was doing 50.
53:01🔗AdamDidn't come with seatbelts. Interesting. Trucks don't have to for many years have the same equipment. Adhere to the same codes that cars had. Anyway, so you were ejected. You landed on your head?
53:15🔗CallerYou know, I don't remember. From the point of getting hit to waking up in the hospital, I don't remember anything.
53:24🔗CallerBasically, from that point after, I've basically lost all ability to feel anything towards anyone. Basically, I don't really care about anything.
53:34🔗DrewIs that you don't care or you can't empathize? They don't exist. You could hurt them and you wouldn't be bothered by that.
53:44🔗CallerWell, I'm a very nonviolent person by nature, so I don't think I could hurt them, but I wouldn't care if they were hurt.
53:53🔗DrewBut you have, again, let me clarify. Is that you can't empathize with them so anything that happens to them doesn't matter or you have no feelings about them?
54:02🔗CallerI can't empathize and I have no feelings about them. Like my family, I really, you know, I've lost contact with my family. I really don't talk to anyone in my family anymore.
54:12🔗AdamI'm the same way. I was even in an accident.
54:21🔗CallerNo. Shortly thereafter, I lost my job, so I basically couldn't see a doctor or anything like that. I lost my job because of the accident. I wasn't able to perform my work.
54:33🔗DrewYou must have seen a lot of doctors around the time of the accident.
54:39🔗CallerNo. Just basically, they put me on muscle relaxers and effects, which they said because it was for the depression that would set in.
54:51🔗AdamDo you have a girlfriend or anything like that?
54:54🔗CallerI did, but we were going to get married two weeks after the accident happened, and she basically went back to her boyfriend that's just getting out of prison.
55:27🔗AdamWell, maybe just coming from that kind of families made you the kind of person you are. Let me talk to Drew for a second. This guy blames everything on this accident. Everything. But you know what?
55:37🔗AdamI don't think it's all the accident. His girlfriend dumped him and went back with the ex who was coming out of prison two weeks later. Obviously she was dicey. That was a shaky relationship. He lost his job because he got in a horrible accident. I don't know what kind of job that was and it obviously couldn't have been much of a career and shouldn't work that way. He has doctors who saw him all through the accident but didn't see him anymore.
56:05🔗AdamFamily that he doesn't have any connection with but they stopped calling, don't seem that interested in him either. It didn't sound like much of a life before the accident and I know everything's getting funneled into the accident but these problems seemed like they were there. Seemed like there was some depression and there was some history of less than ideal family. Dennis, am I right about this?
56:30🔗CallerSome of it. I was adopted when I was nine.
57:41🔗AdamYou being a human forklift at the morgue is not exactly the fast track in the medical industry. But listen, Dennis, you got problems and I understand that, but I wouldn't focus on this accident at all. That's something horrible that happened to you, but your whole life has been an accident. I mean, your childhood, being taken away from your mother, her drug addiction, the relationships you've gotten into. These are all things that you need to examine.
58:09🔗DrewBeing able to have feelings and have connection with other people are major issues for you, no doubt. And maybe the trauma of the accident re-triggered some of this, and certainly head injury can affect mood, and certainly can affect personality. Certainly could affect your ability to have feelings and regulate feelings. But God knows the impact of being a mule of some type to ferry drugs for the drug addicted mom, and ultimately being a foster child. I mean, that is profound, profound abuse.
59:07🔗AdamAll right, you need to make friends, you need to find a woman, you need to participate in life. I know it sounds trite, but you need to do it. You need to get out. This, forget about the accident. You got to get some therapy. Go to the library and hang out. Take long walks, listen to classical music. Watch a lot of PBS. I don't know what to say. I don't know where to begin.
59:33🔗DrewYou get recovery programs again. You get a great connection with people like this.
59:37🔗AdamHere's what I want to say. We talk to people all the time that have horrific lives and there's one event in their life that they focus on and they channel and they use as an excuse for all the things that have happened in their life. This accident ain't it. If you had a family that loved you, if you had a mom that you weren't taken away from, if you had a great career, I think, you have a great woman, you would have knocked on your ass for a few weeks, a few months and then you would have been back into your life.
1:00:01🔗DrewThe accident certainly is a symbol for his life though.
1:00:07🔗CallerWell, I'm a recovering postitute and a recovering drug addict and I've recently been married and I have three children from a previous relationship which I have not told my husband about.
1:00:19🔗DrewHold on, stop. He doesn't know about your children?
1:00:58🔗DrewYeah, and so you're really not recovering. You're just sort of in limbo. You're sort of between being a prostitute and engaging in other kinds of destructive behaviors.
1:01:58🔗CallerI didn't want to live that kind of life anymore. I was sick with myself and sick of the behavior.
1:02:02🔗DrewAnd what happened that scared you? Excuse me? Something happened that really scared you?
1:02:06🔗CallerNothing happened that really scared me. It was just the behavior was disgusting. I was sick with myself.
1:02:09🔗AdamWell, listen, I never saw, I never knew any prostitutes, but I did see the movie Night Shift. I know it's a fairly lighthearted romp for a career. Is it a good time?
1:03:18🔗AdamI'd expose myself to the bra section of a Sears catalog like an animal. You understand? Like an animal in the jungle. Hey, does your husband know about the prostitution?
1:03:29🔗CallerHe does, but we don't talk about it.
1:03:42🔗DrewBy the way, there's a combo shot out there now that has estrogen and progesterone. For those of you that have unpleasant side effects from the progesterone, you know, they get irritable or their libido goes down, that kind of thing, which is kind of common.
1:03:53🔗DrewAdd that estrogen in if you feel like it, if you talk to your doctor about it. But this therapist you're seeing, is he or she familiar with people that are coming out of prostitution and addiction?
1:05:01🔗AdamAll right. We have to kill the boy, because he's going to be a criminal. He may kill one of my sons. You understand me? I hold you personally responsible for all the crime that's committed by that kid. Now, are they all living with your ex-junkie mom?
1:05:15🔗CallerOne's with my mother and the other two are with their father.
1:05:54🔗DrewJust bring your husband to the therapy session sometime.
1:05:56🔗AdamAnd by the way, you meet some chick over the internet, you get married 72 hours later, this is what you get. On the ride home from the chapel. Oh, by the way, FYI, you knew my hobbies, skiing, equestrian, sailing, and taking long walks on the beach. As it turns out, I was a prostitute and I got three kids.
1:06:23🔗AdamAnyway, Penny for your thoughts. Let me tell you something weird about we had that call the guy was throwing from the car. It just struck me as strange. I was talking to Gary. Gary's the rain man, the idiot savant carpenter I work with. This guy is in his forties, the nicest guy in the world. He's a good carpenter, a good Finnish carpenter, and we work together all day. That's who I hang out with. We build cabinets and work in my garage. Gary's a very simple man, lives in a trailer.
1:06:54🔗DrewI remember you talked to this guy before with his ex-wife.
1:06:57🔗AdamWith his ex-wife. An 18 foot long by 5 foot wide trailer.
1:07:02🔗AdamTakes care of his ex-wife who can't find a new place even though they've been divorced for a year. Has to live in essentially a prison cell on wheels with her.
1:07:12🔗AdamShe's a mess and a half and he's the world's nicest guy. So I was talking to Gary yesterday while we were building some cabinets and I like Gary. Our deal is I pay him, he listens to me talk and he agrees. That's our relationship. So I said he was talking about high school sports. I'll tell him one of my football stories. I've told him the same one like 35 times, but he doesn't care. He's on the clock. And he says, yeah, I didn't play football in high school. I wanted to go out for the team, but my dad said football was too dangerous. I said, that's interesting because you told me in another conversation that you always rode motorcycles, that you bought your first one when you were 15, enduro street bike. I mean, a street legal bike, and you went from one enduro motorcycle to the next, and you rode bikes from 15 to 25. He said, yeah. I said, your father, he worried about you playing football, but he didn't worry about you killing yourself on the motorcycle? And he goes, and here's a guy who has no sense of humor, by the way. And he goes, I did kill myself. And I started laughing. I said, hey, good one, Gary. Everybody's thinking, this guy never makes a joke, is he talking about? And he goes, no, I was clinically dead. And I thought, oh, you did kill yourself. And he said, yeah, I was dead. How long? About 20 seconds. I was on the table. So what happened? So I was hurrying home. I was 16. I was riding my Enduro motorcycle. I wasn't wearing a helmet. Car turned left in front of me. Clip man went flying, broke my wrist, cracked a few ribs, punctured a lung, whacked in the head. I was on the...
1:08:45🔗DrewThis is why he's living with his ex-wife.
1:08:46🔗AdamI was on the table. I was thinking to myself, who was explaining a few things. I was on the table and my heart stopped. I was dead. And I thought, well, that's nice. And then I thought, well, you really did illustrate my point, didn't you, Gary? You rarely get that kind of satisfaction, that kind of payday when you're trying to make a point about your dad worrying about you going out for the football team, you're riding a motorcycle. In the 10th grade, you're clinically dead from riding a motorcycle. And I said, yep, that's exactly what I was worried about happening, Gary. See what I mean? I hope you learned your lesson.
1:09:17🔗DrewYou could have killed yourself and you did.
1:09:19🔗AdamYou know the beauty of Gary? He was hurrying home because he wanted to ask his dad for a loan to get a bigger bike.
1:09:26🔗AdamYes, when he got in an accident. And then I said to him, did you ever get the bigger bike? And he said, right out of the hospital. Still had a forearm cast on when I was on that 750 Triumph.
1:09:42🔗AdamHe drinks a few beers at night. He's an alcoholic. Listen, how dare you? How dare you attack my help?
1:09:46🔗DrewI'm not telling you. It's just that only alcoholics do that kind of stuff.
1:09:49🔗AdamAll right. I think you said... No, he didn't say that. No, he didn't do that. We're going to take ourselves a break. When we come back, we'll speak to Bill, his wife, his... his wife has juices when she has an orgasm and it burns his sack. Yikes. After this.
1:10:20🔗AdamHey, Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. He is Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Let's see how back on the phone. Bill's wife does the juicing. Bill? Your wife churns out some juice when she orgasms? She does the juicing.
1:10:57🔗AdamAnd then it burns, it drops off your nuts, burns a hole through the mattress and the box spring, then the floor, then down into the basement. It keeps going.
1:11:05🔗Not that bad, but enough where I want to jump up and get a moist towel or something and wipe it off.
1:11:57🔗When it gets quite moist down there and when it lands on my scrotum sack, I think what he's saying is he's going to get it no matter what, is what he's saying.
1:12:08🔗AdamIt's going to spray out no matter what?
1:12:10🔗Yeah. I mean, it doesn't happen all the time, but when it does happen, it is very uncomfortable.
1:12:18🔗AdamYeah. We've never heard this question before. The sack is very porous, though. I remember after cleaning something in gasoline, scratching my nuts once and feeling a burning sensation in my brain.
1:12:53🔗DrewIt could just be any kind of bib, then.
1:12:54🔗AdamWell, map of the continental United States.
1:12:57🔗DrewBaby bib? Those little terry cloth ones?
1:12:59🔗AdamNo, I'll tell you what I would use. You see in hockey, hockey goalies use that clear piece that hangs down to protect their neck. Now catchers in baseball have a little attachment.
1:13:15🔗DrewThe average testicle is not near the hang.
1:13:18🔗AdamHow about using a small shoehorn with a pipe cleaner that's twisted around the base of your penis, letting it dangle in front, creating a shield.
1:13:25🔗DrewI just think the baby bibs with the little snaps at the top and the three blocks on them, ABC.
1:13:31🔗AdamRight, a little powder blue teddy bear. Yeah. How about that?
1:13:36🔗DrewAlso just keep a wet washcloth at the bedside and just wipe it off quickly.
1:13:40🔗AdamYeah. Hey, Bill? Yeah. Yeah, why don't you get a little bib? I think it comes in Barbie's, you gotta buy like Barbie's Winnebago or something, but there's a bib that comes with that. You can tie that around your base, your penis, you let it hang down. Or, there's actually, I got an idea.
1:14:03🔗AdamNot bad. Not bad. Now think about how that would affect different positions. There's actually a gel, like protectoderm, I did an infomercial for it once, where you rub it on your hands and it stops stuff from sticking. Meaning, you put your hand in motor oil, you rub that on your nuts. You know the stuff I'm talking about, the kind of thing I'm talking about?
1:14:24🔗DrewI've heard of that, I don't know what it was made of. And it probably was heavy petroleum based, right?
1:14:28🔗AdamWhy doesn't he lube up his nuts with some Vaseline or something, just to protect it, clog the pores a little bit?
1:14:38🔗CallerYeah, I was dating this girl and it was actually only on the first date, but she had some heavy problems, really a big codependency, some family problems. She was in a ballet as a kid and so she was bulimic when she was like 14.
1:15:01🔗CallerWell, I've been listening to the show for like five years, so thank goodness, thanks to the show. I haven't actually had to call until now most because I've educated myself through the show.
1:15:10🔗DrewRight, it seems like you chose one carefully based on the kinds of concerns we have.
1:15:15🔗CallerYeah, well, I try to choose carefully, but this one kind of jumped on me and attacked me without mercy.
1:15:24🔗CallerWell, she attaches pretty quickly and she's in pretty deep, and I'm worried that if I cut this off right now quickly, she's going to think it's because...
1:15:50🔗AdamYes. Listen, whatever it is, it's going to be worse down the road. Well, however much discomfort you're feeling now about breaking up with her, it's going to be worse. Whatever it is, it's going to be worse. So do it now.
1:16:04🔗CallerOkay. Well, just my problem, my thing is, is that I have a feeling that she's going to think that I'm doing this because of things that happened in her past. I don't want to...
1:16:22🔗CallerI mean, I don't want to make more of an issue for her.
1:16:24🔗AdamAll right, you listen. You tell her you broke up with your ex-girlfriend and now she's going through a bunch and it's just not the right time.
1:16:32🔗AdamListen, would you make up some BS? Just BS, would you?
1:16:37🔗DrewThe longer you stay with this, the more chaos, the more painful, the more difficulty this can produce.
1:16:43🔗AdamYeah. It's always funny too when guys try to use that kind of chick BS. I just went through a pretty rocky breakup and it was only six months ago and I'm just not ready to date right now. Oh, no, no, no. You're great. You're fantastic. You're sensual. You're beautiful. You're beautiful. Any guy would be blessed to have you. It's just where my head is at right now.
1:17:10🔗AdamI'm just not open to girls right now. I just want some time for me right now to basically sit home in a bully base, my own semen, jacking off to the thought of other chicks I had sex with once. And I just need some time for me. And listen, ladies, if a guy wants to break up with you or is not interested in a second date, he ain't interested in you. Even if he's married, it's you. If a guy ever feeds you that, you know, right now, I'm in sort of a crossroads. I'm going to be going to junior college next semester, works pretty hectic, I'm working long out. Anything, anything. I got some shrapnel in my head from Vietnam. Anything he uses for not going out, forget it. It's all you. He ain't into you, he don't want a second date. I know it sounds painful, God's honest. And I guess women do that too. Although for them, I think it's about 85 percent. For guys, it's 100 percent.
1:18:18🔗DrewWell, what else would it, I mean, women actually could have an emotional unavailability. Well, men, it doesn't really matter.
1:18:26🔗AdamRight. Now, as a guy, as a guy, I think as you get, get older, you sort of smell trouble. Maybe you can do that. I've had that situation. Did I tell you that bizarre conversation I had at a party?
1:18:52🔗AdamIt was Kathy Griffin's party, I think. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She came up to me and she basically asked me to come over and hang out and have sex. Sometimes she was really hot, but I just didn't want to deal with it. She was going, well, you're a carpenter, right? I said, yeah, yeah, yeah. She goes, well, you could just come over to my house and I got a few problems. I want you to help me fix around the house. I would say, listen, I'll come over to the house next year and we'll be having sex. I didn't want to go there. You said that. Yeah, and she goes, no, no, no. I mean, we could just go out and just be friends. No, no, no. Listen, listen, I know how it works. I became a woman. It was funny. I'm going to go over there. I'm going to be over there to look at your door that's dragging or your threshold that needs to be revised. Next year, you know, I'm going to down a few beers and we're going to be getting it on. It's not going to work. I need space right now. That was the only time I ever meant that. Usually it's 100% BS.
1:19:48🔗DrewYou had your ovaries removed to that point? Yes.
1:19:52🔗AdamI was lactating. All right, we will take ourselves a little break here. When we come back, we'll speak to Michelle. She wants to know if there's a test to see if she's had a miscarriage. I don't know about that, but we'll get the answer to that after this. Loveline, I'm Adam Corolla, very special in-studio guest tonight, Dr. Drew. Co-author of the Dr. Drew and Adam book.
1:20:44🔗AdamOh, it's for Bruce. Oh, a regular doctor, yes. A regular doctor, Dr. Bruce, from the Loma Linda area. You're the Pasadena area and Altadena area, working with... you do sex therapy?
1:20:59🔗AdamOh, the love doctor, that's right. That's right. And some addiction medicine. So he's going to stay the full hour. So if you have questions...
1:21:07🔗DrewIs that 1143? What time does this show end?
1:21:11🔗AdamIt's a two-hour show. We do a two-hour show.
1:21:37🔗When I was 14, I started having sex with an 18-year-old. And about four months into it, we kind of broke off and didn't really talk to each other. Nothing big happened, but we just kind of drifted apart.
1:22:19🔗So, but now I have a question about something that happened then because I'm more concerned now and a month after the last time, I didn't have my period and the next month and then the next month and there were four months and I don't know if it was the worry or not but I was getting sick in the morning, I gained weight.
1:22:47🔗AdamThere was a foot sticking out of her vagina at one point, I was wondering if she was pregnant.
1:22:51🔗And just my intuition, there was not a doubt in my mind. I definitely thought I was pregnant but then I had my period but it was brought up.
1:23:33🔗No, I'm like on a roll, you know, active in school. You totally wouldn't guess.
1:23:39🔗AdamAll right. But what I mean is, is if you had four months worth of fetus in you, you couldn't just, you know, dab that up with some toilet paper. You know what I mean?
1:23:50🔗AdamI mean, you would have seen something unless the thing is, you know, clung to the inside of you somehow and is, is still there, fossilizing.
1:24:00🔗DrewAnd so it is important you get a pelvic exam, make sure everything's okay. But there's no way if everything's out now to test for it that far, that long ago.
1:24:36🔗AdamYeah. That's right. Listen, why, why, oh, okay. Thanks. You know, let me tell you something. Guys spend entire relationships keeping things from women, and women tell guys stuff, all the junk, all that horrible stuff. And when you're 17, it just screws with your mind. As a guy, you know what I mean? You're in the first time, you're your girlfriend, you're in love, and she's talking about, my stepbrother used to come into my room, and you're like, oh, God, no, God, no.
1:25:06🔗AdamWhat do you mean come into your room? Well, he was a few years older, and he was, he used to go to military school, but he used to come stay with us on weekends. And so he used to come into my room, and it's like, but we didn't have sex. But I just blew him. And then he used to play a drum while I blew him. And it's like, they start giving me this weird stuff. And he played the snare drum while I gave him oral. And he used to balance the drum on my head. And he'd be like, oh.
1:25:42🔗AdamNo, here's how the thought goes. I'm gonna kill this guy, and then you go, wait a minute, I'm gonna kill myself. No, wait a minute, I'm gonna kill you. Oh Christ, oh, screw it. But it's like, oh, why did I, why now, oh, why did you? Come on, listen, girls, girls, I don't know, I haven't said it in a while, don't tell guys all the weird ass you've been through. Don't tell them, don't tell them, don't tell them that the 26 year old guy you were with when you were 11 for three years, don't tell them about the affair you had with when your dad's work buddies when you were 17. Don't tell them about that time you went to, you basically effed your way through Europe when you were backpacking as a junior in college. Don't don't tell them, don't tell them, don't tell them about the miscarriages and the abortion. Just don't tell them. You're allowed to say you had other boyfriends, don't get anything specific, and don't get all the weird stuff. It freaks the guys out. And every time it's the same, oh no no no no no no, I wanna know, no it's cool, no it's good, I gotta kill myself. Am I right, Drew? Yeah. I mean is there anything that you ever wanted to know? Do you know what I mean?
1:27:46🔗CallerNo, like, and like, no, you can really tell, like, when I wear a t-shirt.
1:27:49🔗DrewRight, it's very common, Monica, and it's one of the more common problems that plastic surgeons are asked to deal with. And you're still 18, you might wait a couple more years, there could be some change with time, but if it's something that really bothers you, it's something that can be corrected.
1:28:03🔗CallerOkay, like, and the larger one, I get really bad pains, like, where I can't stand it.
1:28:41🔗AdamAll right, baby. Take care. Thank you. I just can't stop thinking about that information that chicks give you that you don't need.
1:28:49🔗DrewI can only think about it because the feeling that comes with it is so unpleasant.
1:28:52🔗AdamHere's all the mistakes, guys. First off, don't start getting into the story trading thing for the chicks. They'll always trump yours. You know why they'll trump yours? Because they're a chick. And what I mean is...
1:29:03🔗DrewIf you were a chick, you could trump her.
1:29:05🔗AdamWhat I'm saying is, you'll get into that story. You know that story? You've been dating for about three or four weeks. You've gotten it on a couple of times. Where's the craziest place you ever made love? And you're like, once I did it on my parents' service porch when they were out of town. And you're like, what about you? And they're like, pool table, Hell's Angel bar. And you're like, no, no. Yeah, it was a couple of guys. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, no more, no more. Yeah, yeah, the guy, one guy used to pool cue on it. He used to use a stick on it. Oh, oh, oh, no, no, no. You get into that or you get into like, what, what position do you like? I mean, is this one of your good position? Oh yeah, this is, I love that. Well, I don't do doggy anymore. Oh yeah, why not? Um, this one guy is always some guy named Curve, like, well, he was pretty big and he used to like to do that amyl nitrate while he was, you know, he'd pop those things while he was...
1:30:07🔗AdamHe was on me and kind of scare me. He hurt me. He hurt me pretty good. And, um, and then I found out he videotaped the whole thing and he never gave it back. So I lowered nose, him and his buddy's still watching. He can burn in hell.
1:30:20🔗DrewBut would you agree that by around 35, uh, guys kind of catch up?
1:30:24🔗AdamYeah, by 35, 35 chicks like, uh, listen, I, uh, I, uh, I blew a rugby team, uh, week before I met you. Like, yeah, yeah, all right, fine, good, good. I banged a prostitute when I was in Mexico. Fine. Man, we even you want more?
1:30:53🔗AdamI banged a few of their girlfriends and one of their moms. We're good? You want more? You're okay? Good. Let's watch more TV. Just forget about it. I know, your young ass, all those retarded questions never ends, and it just hurts right in your gut. Right in your gut. One of my first girlfriends had a boyfriend who like raped her. It wasn't really rape. It wasn't like a stiletto. It was like, he did this, and she can always talk about it. It was always like an issue. It always come up.
1:31:25🔗CallerYou had no empathy for raping back then, did you?
1:31:28🔗AdamJesus Christ. He raped you. He raped me too. Now I'm being raped. Thanks a lot. I don't blame the guy for raping her. I blame her for telling me about the rape. See, that's mature. That's the essence of maturity.
1:31:44🔗AdamWe're going to take a little commercial rape, and we'll be back after this. Well, there you have it, another fantabulous episode of Loveline, and I want to thank our guest, Dr. Drew, for coming by the studio, staying both hours.
1:32:13🔗AdamWell, we'll have you back. We usually wait about six months before we turn over, but we'll have you back. You can plug, or whenever you have a project, a lecture, another book, or one of these things that come, a calendar or something coming out, feel free to come on the show and plug that.
1:32:29🔗DrewMy calendar's really coming out soon, yes.
1:32:30🔗AdamIt was nice. I've seen it at the MTV stuff, but it was nice seeing you in person. You're a little taller, a little heavier than I imagined, and older than I thought too, and a little gassier. But it was good to see you. I want to thank Lauren and Lauren's mom for coming in tonight, doing a wonderful job, sitting there distracting me the entire show with that feminine presence, and of course Anderson. Until next time, it's Adam Corolla for a possible new partner. Oh, and lit tomorrow night, everyone.
1:33:04🔗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 Dingle. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.