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Voiceover
Phone number, 1-800-LOVE-191, fax number, 310-854-4455. Dr. Drew, board certified physician, addiction medic, and a doctor.
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Voiceover
I'm Adam Corolla, that is Dr. Drew over there. Phone number, 1-800-LOVE-191, fax number, 310-854-4455. Dr. Drew, board certified physician, addiction medic, medicine specialist, and a real hobnobber with the stars, Donald Trump and who else?
5:41🔗
Drew
Listen, I did that... By the way, let's mention the UC San Diego thing. That's more important.
6:13🔗
Adam
No, I'm looking to drop dead, so come on out and witness the spectacle that is me dropping dead on stage in San Diego to celebrate the anniversary of Dick Shawn dropping dead.
6:24🔗
Adam
All right, you want to talk about anything? We'll get right into it. Katherine LaNasa and David Allen Bashe is here tonight from Three Sisters, NBC, Tuesday nights at 930. Show replaced, what show did this show replace?
6:42🔗
No, it didn't. They moved some things around.
6:46🔗
Yeah, we did. Kramer didn't cut out.
6:49🔗
Adam
Yeah, yeah. And this is, let's see. I see we haven't seen the show because we're here every Tuesday night at 930.
7:02🔗
Wow.
7:03🔗
That's pretty close.
7:04🔗
5 or 7, yeah, right around January 9th or 10th or something like that.
7:08🔗
I think we've been on about six weeks or so.
7:27🔗
Adam
You know, I was saying to someone today, while I was listening, actually Friday night, I was listening to the radio and someone, it was like a snippet from a TV show and I go, listen buddy, I could buy and sell you. And I thought, you know, the sell part, not a big deal. It's really the buy. They should leave the sell right off of that. Like put an item in there, like I could buy that rolls.
7:50🔗
Okay.
7:50🔗
Sure.
7:52🔗
Big deal.
7:53🔗
Adam
It's the buying. I don't know why I jumped into my head, but they should really just stop it at buy. I could buy you, mister.
8:07🔗
She's from the South. She can say that.
8:28🔗
Guest
And then I came to LA and I played a prostitute on TV many times. And that's how I got where I am now.
8:36🔗
Adam
But what I gather the guys run booze and the girls do prostitution. That's as much as I could tell about Louisiana.
8:49🔗
Guest
Just about everybody in Al-Anon is from Louisiana. That's what I figure. Everyone runs from Louisiana and joins Al-Anon.
9:06🔗
Adam
It attracts some of the greatest drinkers from around the country and around the world to come out there.
9:13🔗
It's all about the beads.
9:14🔗
Guest
When I was growing up, we would talk in hush tones about neighbors that didn't drink. No, seriously. It would be kind of like, they don't drink. They were kind of strange.
9:30🔗
Adam
Oh, yes. Oh, yes. You know, one thing you don't hear about so much, probably because the tourist board isn't excited about it, is that street, that Bourbon Street, about 2, 3 in the morning, it gets fairly gamey out there.
9:48🔗
A lot of urine, a lot of vomit, a lot of sweat, a lot of spilled hurricanes and beer.
9:54🔗
See, I don't get it. There's a beautiful tourist campaign right there.
9:57🔗
Adam
The entire street is wet, and plus it's always, it's always 100 percent humidity. So these beads drop on the ground on occasion, and if you're not paying attention, and you're standing out on a balcony, you can get hit with a handful of gutter beads, which will leave like a tire track across your face. Like I said, a mixture between a hurricane urine, fecal matter, beer, sweat.
10:40🔗
Yes.
10:43🔗
Caller
I had sex a week ago, and I keep creaming, and I can't stop. Even when I'm not having sex, it'll go for 15 seconds, and then it'll stop, and then it'll go again.
11:03🔗
I'm just thinking of the Seattle earthquake.
11:09🔗
No.
11:10🔗
Drew
You know, this happens sometimes, and sometimes it's from irritation and sort of... Were you guys going at it for a long time? Yeah.
11:24🔗
Drew
So it's like little earthquakes are continuing to go. Hot baths and time, and you'll be fine.
11:32🔗
We didn't ask if she actually wanted it to stop. She just told us what was going on.
11:49🔗
Adam
Really? It's like my dad used to have a VW and he'd pull the keys out. We'd be walking to the Zodies and it'd still be running.
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Yes.
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Adam
Oh, I see. Well, that's fine. As long as you're boozing pretty good. And I can't believe it's coming out of that voice box.
13:29🔗
Drew
If he'd been sexually abused at a young age, then if he had been, then this would be no big deal to him. You know what I mean? Yes?
13:38🔗
Guest
Not really. I kind of fooled around with a girl when I was like five, but I barely remember it.
13:58🔗
Adam
All right. So are you scared you got her pregnant? What comes out of your penis at this age? Pez? Or is it semen?
14:44🔗
Drew
The problem is that bleeding even a week or two out can be an ectopic pregnancy. So you got to be careful if she gets any abdominal pain or if the bleeding seems abnormal. It's too late to take the morning after pill now.
14:56🔗
Guest
Yeah. They wouldn't let us do it because she didn't have an appointment. We tried but they're not open until Monday.
15:04🔗
Adam
Yeah. We have a great plan as a nation. Let's keep those gun shows nice and legal. Meanwhile, let's make it hard as hell for a teen to have unprotected sex to get hold of the morning after pill. It's just a great look down the road. You know what I mean? It's great planning for our nation's future. We got to get to Canada.
15:22🔗
Caller
If we could get a pill for the last call, pill to simulate what the last caller had, there would be a lot of women that would take that.
15:34🔗
Drew
She needs to be followed now that she's sexually active. If she has any pelvic pain or any heavy bleeding, take her immediately.
15:45🔗
Hi, Adam and Dr. Drew?
15:49🔗
Hi, Dr. Drew, I saw you last night at my campus and you were great for Politically Incorrect.
15:54🔗
And it was fabulous. Actually, it's not so much a question I have. I'm glad that I followed this call. Actually, I just started an organization called emergencybirthcontrol.org and it's just to raise awareness about the morning after pill. And I've been listening to Loveline for so long and it's still amazing how little people know about it and what misinformation is out there.
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That's the website. And as of yet, we are not incorporated, but we are working on becoming incorporated as a non-profit. But so far, basically our goals are just spreading awareness in university centers especially because I am a student at UCLA in my last year and I've even kind of contacted pharmacies around here and pharmacists are completely unaware of it.
16:44🔗
Drew
Listen, I am, you know, we got your back, you know what I mean, we are on board with this.
16:48🔗
Adam
Yeah. I'd like to see your front too as long as we're covering you. You know, I was just watching the news tonight and they were talking about these gay bars in West LA having to have mandatory pamphlets on safe sex and fish bowls filled with condoms and all this kind of stuff. It seems, and I was thinking to myself and I thought, listen, these homos don't need to know another thing about AIDS. They have had an ass full of AIDS, pardon the pun. That's going to be the name of my band, Ass Full of AIDS. But the point...
17:22🔗
God help me now.
17:27🔗
Adam
But the point is, is we don't need to deal... Let's leave the homos alone. They know all about AIDS. They know all about condoms. They know about the risk and everything. What about the morning after pill? Why don't we focus? Where is the direction for this? We're busting our ass to get the condoms at gay bars, for Christ's sake.
17:52🔗
Ultimately, I also work for a very prominent rape treatment center, and we do education regarding sexual assaults and sexual harassment and everything like that. And we actually have programs that go into middle schools. We could incorporate something like the morning after pill in those kind of educational programs. It would just be such a service. And this is kind of a shameless plug, I'm sorry, but if you could announce it on Loveline, the website...
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Yeah, I don't think it's actually getting through in Los Angeles.
18:25🔗
Oh, really? I'm sorry, I don't have a radio.
18:28🔗
Drew
No, they're back on the air. The lightning hit the transmitter at K-Rock in Los Angeles.
18:31🔗
Adam
Yeah, that's bad karma from all the DJs doing drugs for all those years. That's God's wrath.
18:37🔗
Yeah, and also if you would be able to look at the site and give us any kind of feedback.
18:41🔗
Drew
You know what, I did look at it just before I came on the air and I would add one thing. It's a great site. And the only thing I would add is you bring up a little bit about the phase in the issues of when conception occurs and that kind of thing. And you point out that other products cause similar kinds of disruption like the copper tea and whatnot. But don't forget Celebrex, Vioxx, the normal birth control pill, they all have potential of interfering the same elements of the cycle leading to conception and implantation.
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Drew
She said there's a call here about this look at the site. You look good. And I looked at it and I looked good.
19:28🔗
Adam
Yeah. Yeah, hold on. Tell us about having dinner with Donald Trump and Martha Stewart and why.
19:55🔗
Caller
Was that the one that said this is not your grandmother's pageant? Or something like that?
20:03🔗
Drew
No, not this time. And they keep the judges away and we all go out for dinner. And Donald Trump owns the operation. So he sits here, Martha Stewart's like here.
20:15🔗
Drew
Martha Stewart is delightful. She's exactly who you, she's Martha Stewart playing Martha Stewart.
20:24🔗
Drew
But she's no more of a pain in the ass than you would expect as a male. You know what I'm saying?
20:29🔗
That's high praise, Drew.
20:36🔗
Drew
He was very nice. He was aware of our program. Couldn't figure out who I was at first. Then when he figured out, he was talking a lot about it. He listens all the time, apparently.
21:23🔗
Adam
I was in one less than a week ago. And yes, I can't stand it either. There's somehow the idea of the bigger the plane, the less it's going to crash or something. And I think it does make sense.
21:36🔗
Eric?
22:03🔗
It looks cool.
22:16🔗
Adam
Does your dad mind that you're drawing on yourself? Not really. No. You know, once in a while when one of my buddies would pass out because he was loaded, we'd draw a big penis on his back, you know, with an indelible, you know, Marks-a-Lot kind of thing, he didn't seem to like that. Took a while to come out and stuff, but we didn't think about doing flames on his arm.
22:42🔗
Drew
I can't understand why you would. I've never heard of anything like that. I've had a certain amount of hydrocarbon in that, but...
22:54🔗
Adam
Yeah, why don't you draw some eyebrows on like my grandma does? That should be your next move. You ever see those women who get the tattoo, permanent stuff?
23:07🔗
Guest
I had a woman that worked for me one time. She had the brows, the eyeliner, and the lip liner.
23:22🔗
Guest
I think it's a little like sort of permanent, you know, markation of one's body is a good plan. Like just sort of don't mark yourself up too permanently.
23:46🔗
Oh, hello?
24:04🔗
Drew
There's nothing wrong with the name. If you started with the false name, why announce first thing when you get on the radio that you've been lying?
24:33🔗
Caller
It's about a DNA test. I've tried calling different places and I can't find any place that has them to find out the results for, you know, if you're HIV positive.
24:57🔗
Drew
Yeah, the DNA test is not going to be super accurate in screening out the possibility of you having been exposed, okay?
25:04🔗
Drew
If it's positive, it's very accurate, but if it's negative, you still need an antibody test anyway.
25:15🔗
Drew
But it's less predictable when the DNA production is going to kick in, how much virus can be produced. That might be delayed, maybe, you know, at six months, everyone will have had an antibody response.
25:43🔗
Drew
You're probably fine. Go ahead and you should get a test anyway to be responsible, get other screening done. And where can he do that? He can do that where? Any healthcare provider can do that for you. And their alternative test sites can do it very anonymously, but you want to be sure you get the counseling done before and after the test is done, and then again at six months. And don't look around for a... People always want to get around the system, right? There's a reason that the screening tests are the screening tests we have. Use that. If you get... You start screwing around with the system and doing things that are not considered standard of care, you're not getting quality care. You're messing with a system that's a certain way for a reason.
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Adam
All right. We will take ourselves a little break. Catherine and David Alan are both here from Three Sisters, NBC, Tuesday nights, 930. When we come back, we'll speak to Andrea. 26 was with a friend and her husband. A little threesome after this.
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Adam
I'm Adam Carolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. Catherine Lanosa and David Alan Basche are both here from Three Sisters, 9.30, NBC, Tuesday nights. And when we left off, we're going to speak to Andrea. Although I bet she's going to tell me to pronounce her name differently. Andrea?
27:27🔗
Hi. No, that's all right.
27:35🔗
Caller
Well, I just found out a while ago that my best friend's husband has hepatitis C. And I just want to make sure if I'm all right with being intimate with both of them.
27:56🔗
Drew
For sure. It's not an easy thing to get that way, but it does happen. I'm totally convinced of it.
28:27🔗
Caller
Well, his wife said that there wasn't any problem because she's talked to his doctors and...
28:38🔗
Drew
And there's been debate about whether it's actually transmitted but I promise you it can.
28:43🔗
Drew
And certainly through anal sex. And by the way, in his wildest imagination, her doctor didn't think that he was having threesomes with neighbors and having anal sex with them.
29:10🔗
Adam
Oh, well, if you guys are colleagues. That's different. I have Kornholdt, engineer Anderson, and... And at the same time. Yeah, sure. Drew. Oh, of course. I didn't know you guys worked here. Why don't you say something? It's totally a totally different scenario. Sure.
29:58🔗
Adam
Well, maybe he's on borrowed time and he's living like there's no tomorrow. It's like... Last wish. Honey, if you make it through the surgery, I'll give you anything. How about anal with your best friend and a nice threesome? Hey, what do you do for a living just because it'll be funny?
30:37🔗
Adam
You guys are wonderful, wonderful role models. Wonderful. And you know what I love? I love it when they go, no, we don't let them in the room. They don't know what's going on. Yeah. They don't know what's going on. They're just raised by two nut jobs. They're well aware of the being raised by two nut job part. That leaves the bedroom as soon as they zip their pants up. Hey, can you? I'm sorry. Go ahead, Katherine.
31:08🔗
Guest
No. It was a girl that he went to school with, was spending the night with another girl and her parents had company.
31:26🔗
Adam
All right. So get tested and why don't you knock this off on behalf of your child? Yeah?
31:33🔗
Drew
Listen, here's what I bet. You're into this guy. A little bit. You're totally into this.
31:54🔗
Adam
We got to gamble on you. I know it's been a while, but let's get the money out, everyone. Has everyone got a dollar? You don't have any money there, Drew?
32:01🔗
Adam
We're gambling on her past. It's going to be tough though, because she's going to be pretty tough not to crack. Well, that's why we're gambling.
32:14🔗
Adam
And by the way, what if she takes off with the husband? What is the ex-wife going to do? You cheating son of a bitch! I knew it! I knew it. I knew it from the first time you cornholder and I was there handing you a beer. I knew there was something going on between you two. You know, a woman feels it. A woman has a sixth sense where she has an intuition.
32:38🔗
Guest
See, I tend to think that that kind of behavior is more deviant than maybe stemming back to sexual views.
32:45🔗
We'll magically put the money out.
33:02🔗
Adam
All right. Here's what we do. Here's what we do. We gamble on Andrea's past. What got her to this position today that she thought that this lifestyle would be okay? Yeah.
33:22🔗
Adam
I would say... Oh, I love that. You know it's got to be some kind of wholesale sexual abuse. Dad. Physical? Dad was maybe physical abuse. Physical abuse from dad.
34:04🔗
Guest
Some kind of betrayal. Some kind of betrayal of one parent. Probably abuse is a good one.
34:33🔗
Drew
No, I'm going to an addict dad, a deaf and addict dad. I'm going to a strong addict dad thing, like even a heroin addict dad maybe. But sexual abuse by a peer female around age 10.
35:03🔗
Caller
Yeah. I was adopted, so it was my biological dad. My mom's schizophrenic. She wasn't available to raise me. So, and sexual abuse by my dad.
35:16🔗
We all did. It was biological.
35:21🔗
Physical.
35:45🔗
Caller
I've liked girls for a long time, but I've tried to ignore it because I know it was bad.
36:07🔗
Adam
Fifth grade. All right. All right. So hey, baby. Yeah. Can you get your tubes tied, by the way?
36:24🔗
Adam
Yeah. We're worried about the kids. We're worried about your daughter. All right. Can you, can you...
36:36🔗
Adam
Stay with it. And just no more with this couple, all right? No more acting out. Start being there for your child and all that good stuff.
36:44🔗
Yeah.
36:46🔗
Okay.
36:59🔗
Caller
Sorry. You can have a piece of my watch, Drew. We all had a little something in there.
37:11🔗
Guest
It's a very strange thing, I think, for a woman to do that to another woman. It has to be some kind of major deep-seated betrayal by one parent.
37:22🔗
Drew
She was adopted from an addict dad to an addict dad, was sexually abused by them, then religiously abused, then started acting out on her period. Physically abused, then acting out on her period at age 10.
37:35🔗
Drew
You know what? It's strange. I just get a feeling about where their development really got into trouble. The arousal mechanisms got diverted. What normal sexual development gets off track. It's just from listening to so many years of these people, I just get a real clear sense.
38:12🔗
Adam
Now that's been shot. We'll take a break. Catherine and David are both here from Three Sisters, Next Tuesday, 9th, 9.30, NBC, and we'll be back after that.
38:53🔗
Adam
Yep, it is Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. He is Dr. Drew. Katherine LaNasa and David Allen Bashe are both here from Three Sisters, NBC, Tuesday night, 9.30. Let's make a question for them. Steve?
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Hello?
39:12🔗
Caller
Hey, what's up, guys? Hey, first of all, I just want to say, Drew, I think you're really a smart individual, and you know, you're totally underrated by all the viewers here.
39:21🔗
Caller
Second of all, Adam, I think you're hilarious, and you're seriously our comedy genius, and everyone's of us.
39:32🔗
Caller
For the people from Three Sisters, I was just wondering, I think it was a pretty funny show, and I was just wondering how you all got together in terms of, like, if you had a separate career to start out with, in terms of stand-up or anything like that, and how NBC put you guys together to perform a new show.
39:45🔗
Caller
It was kind of potluck. I think NBC just stuck us all together to see if it would work, just like they did with all the other shows. But no, yeah, we all did a bunch of stuff before this.
39:58🔗
Guest
Well, I started with psychology, but as you know, you could see I didn't get too far. I found it really depressing, and then I went to physical anthropology and mathematics. But probably would have finished my degree in philosophy, but because I think that's really why I was studying all that stuff. But I ended up getting a phone call from the head of casting from NBC, and I just, you know, they were, I don't know, they just sort of thought the show was for me. It all seemed sort of lined up, and three days later I ended up with the show and went back to work. It was a really...
40:35🔗
Caller
And... In terms of like humor, in the humor field, I guess, or anything like that, in the comic field.
40:41🔗
Guest
Yeah, I'd been doing it before, but it just kind of cut my losses and stopped doing it and gone back to school. Just called it a day. Didn't really think I'd be doing it anymore. But we'd all done... I had Seinfeld and Bird Rock and all those shows.
41:23🔗
Caller
Here we go. The title is Loveline. Every night at the same time, I turn on the radio to hear Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew on the Loveline show. Over the years, Loveline has become a show that is like none other. The callers range from crackheads to girls that have been raped by their brother. When callers call in with their problems, Drew always has the solutions. And often you can hear Adam in the background with his humorous contributions. Dr. Drew is very respectable for his knowledge of the penis. He can be seen almost as a penis. On men are from Mars, women are from Venus. Drew is a very handsome guy. He kind of looks like my mother. I'm sure he would like to forget the time he was on that abortion of his show, Big Brother. Adam is known as a comic genius. He can be seen regularly on a man show. If there's a question about jacking off, he is probably the person to whom he can go. Adam provides all the humor. He talks about how he needs to shave. His big and hairy bum crack looks like the Batcave. Whenever he gets jacking off, his hand is always in a blur. Then he kind of gets pissed off because he's got to clean off the comforter. All in all, Loveline helps many people to conquer their internal fits. If you've got a problem about your balls or dork, you can count on them to solve it.
42:55🔗
Adam
I enjoyed it. Hearing poems, especially about yourself, is like a three-card Monte game on the streets of New York. It's very tempting to plop down a twenty.
43:24🔗
Guest
You know, the most eloquent, most well-written, with the best handwriting, piece of fan mail I've gotten was from prison. Right. Well, the calligraphy...
43:49🔗
Caller
Well, I'm a recovering heroin addict. And I pretty much lost all the veins in my arms in any place I could find them.
43:59🔗
Caller
Great. But anyhow, toward the end, like trying to find a place to shoot, I was shooting in my dork, as Adam would say.
44:25🔗
Caller
Right, but they don't bother me too much in my arms. I mean, they're hard, but it's not like they bother me there.
44:34🔗
Caller
I went to see a urologist, and he gave me this stuff, a tabo or something. You take eight of them a day, and it didn't really do anything.
44:42🔗
Drew
Let's try to soften the blood vessels up to get through there. I don't think that's such a great idea. They actually can sometimes remove these clots, believe it or not, if it really bothers you. Otherwise, if you can get by, just use, believe it or not, hot compresses, hot towels.
45:09🔗
Adam
Right. Well, you can only shoot so much dope into your dork, before it doesn't cooperate. I mean, you figure there's going to be some repercussions to that.
45:27🔗
Caller
Yeah, I mean, I've played around in recovery for a while, but I've really gotten serious with it. I feel better than I ever have in my life now. Great.
45:37🔗
Drew
Well, that's all the consequence of your disease, the wreckage of your past. Maybe these reminders help you sustain your sobriety, just to be thankful for everything right now. Maybe go back and try a different urologist. Again, I've seen people have these things actually removed, so I'm sure that could be done.
45:53🔗
Adam
All right, Dave. Thanks a lot, guys. Bye-bye. Don't turn into one of those real self-righteous guys who freaks out when I have two pieces of rum cake at dinner because you got six years sobriety under your belt.
46:13🔗
Drew
But doesn't dork injection give you some sort of privilege to be able to be a book thumper?
46:19🔗
Guest
But then I also think it's pretty ridiculous of those not in recovery for us to sort of sit around and praise them as if we have, oh, I can't say that, what it's like to be them. What it's like to go through that. Sorry.
46:36🔗
Guest
It's like, oh, good for you. As if we have any idea what that's like. I can tell you that quitting smoking was, I just wanted to kill myself every day.
46:45🔗
Caller
I mean, that's what empathy is about. I mean, I think all of us in the room probably know somebody in some program or with someone addicted to something or has been or working on not being.
47:01🔗
Yeah.
47:03🔗
Caller
I was listening, I think it was last week, and a girl had called up and she had had oral sex but had not orgasmed. You would ask her if she had had sex and she said no, and so you said that was very common. I have had both intercourse and regular, and excuse me, oral sex, and I have not orgasmed at either. I was wondering if it was a little abnormal.
47:37🔗
Drew
So you're actually ahead of your peers? Because most 16-year-olds can't have it no matter what. They can't quite figure it out. Not all. Yeah. Around 18, they sort of start getting it figured out.
47:57🔗
Drew
They just got their learner's permit. There is no break-in or training period for the male. With the orgasms? Yeah. The male hits the ground running. Pow. With women, it takes a while for it to sort of figure itself out.
48:29🔗
Adam
All right. That's good. No, see, sometimes women say, well, I can have an orgasm when I masturbate. And I think, all right, well, if you can have one from sort of diddling yourself, you can have a guy work it out for you, too. And then they tell you they got to they lie under the log jammer, magic mountain, have a flume go up on them. And I go, all right, well, now a guy can't do that.
48:50🔗
Adam
Yeah, I guess if a guy drove one of those tanker trucks or something, but when I'm saying, realistically, ladies, it's great when you have the orgasm in the tub and everything. But if that's the way you get used to it, don't you know, unless you're dating Aquaman, it ain't going to it ain't going to happen. You know what I mean?
49:11🔗
Adam
All right. By the way, communicating with fish was never like, I never thought of that even at like eight and nine. I thought that's no good superhero trait. You know what I mean? Superman.
49:39🔗
Adam
All right. We will take ourselves a little break. When we come back, we'll speak to Bryan. He wants to... Oh, yeah. He wants to ask Katherine about her husband, who is none other than French Stewart, after this.
50:36🔗
Adam
Hey, Loveline. I'm Adam Perot. It's Dr. Drew. Katherine LaNasa is our guest tonight with David Alan Basche, both from Three Sisters, NBC, Tuesday nights, 9.30. And of course, there's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. When we left off, we're going to talk to Brian, who has a question for Katherine about her husband, who's a French Stewart.
51:09🔗
Guest
Oh, jeez. How great. Anyway, I had a question for Katherine about her husband, but then I also had a question for both of them about the show. Okay. All right. Okay. Anyways, I wanted to know, is French Stewart like as crazy and, like, I don't want to say just goofy, like he is on a third rock, but, you know, like...
51:39🔗
Guest
No. My son wakes up to a radio Disney and it's gone up to the hamster dance more than once, and French has actually started dancing to it. So, seen as I'm the grouchiest person in the world in the morning, I appreciate being married to him. He's pretty funny.
51:56🔗
Guest
It's awful being married to him. He is actually unbelievably sickeningly nice and friendly, and everybody likes him better than me.
52:13🔗
That's right.
52:19🔗
Guest
And I wanted to say that I really, really, really like the show. I seriously can't say enough about it. I mean, I watched Frasier and it just kind of snuck up on me, and I think it's really crisp. I like it a lot. Oh, good.
53:09🔗
Drew
That would tell us these elaborate stories. In the end, he would describe this girl that was involved in these awful traumas as the most distinguishing part of her, that her butthole, what did he say? The anus was the size of a mason jar.
53:22🔗
Drew
That was the punchline. He would drag us in these long stories. We would be, yeah, great. Then pow, we would get that. Finally, I could recognize his voice when he called me. The second he would open his mouth, now other listeners have picked up the torch. They are carrying the torch.
55:11🔗
Drew
And nothing, no irritation there or anything. No, you know, sometimes it can get a little sort of cracking and splitting.
55:20🔗
Drew
Is there, is there an anatomic problem here? Are you guys don't fit right? You know what I'm saying?
55:30🔗
Drew
Okay. So it's not so, it's not like that's a big issue. No. Okay. There is, there is some, there is spasm of the muscles, the pelvic floor that can occur from anxiety. And sometimes that is something called vaginismus. But vaginismus can also be a sort of a spinal reflex that has to be deconditioned.
55:47🔗
Drew
She may really have that because it doesn't sound like she's uptight about things. It just, she has this automatic response that she gets.
56:40🔗
Adam
All right. I don't know. I was thinking about every guy's got to be a goddamned kind of ecologist these days, you know? I mean, we really do.
56:56🔗
Adam
There was just a time, and I don't know, maybe it was a better time. I think it was better. Where, you know, that was a mystery. There's a mystery, woman's business between her and her doctor. I don't know. I'm old fashioned that way. I just like that.
57:29🔗
Drew
But I think guys are fundamentally freaked out by that part of Women's Anatomy. I think that's like a primitive response that men have to that. It freaks them out.
57:38🔗
Adam
Yeah. Well, we worship it, but it's like the volcano god. We worship it, but we're frightened of it too. Ungawa. It's like, Oh, it's good. It's erupting.
58:03🔗
Guest
No, but I mean, like, I think if guys can get women to different places sexually, I think that means a lot to them.
58:13🔗
Drew
But that's on a much more sort of mature level, believe it or not. On a primitive level, they're scared of it. They literally fear they're going to get sucked back in, that it's something mysterious. Oh, yes.
58:26🔗
Drew
Very scary, very primitive kinds of reactions they have to it. And I think that's where men fundamentally try to control female sexuality, because the whole thing is sort of scary and out of control to them.
59:01🔗
Guest
Okay. So I got my nipples pierced in November, and they were fine for a really long time, but now just recently, like one.
59:09🔗
Adam
They have a cold weather discount over the piercing place. They don't have to coax the nipple out.
59:21🔗
Guest
Yeah. They're so exosensitive, like I can rub into something and it's just like, ooh. But recently, like one, it's like starting like two days ago, it was like bleeding and like pussing.
59:37🔗
Guest
See, the thing is, like, I can't really take it out myself because it's like a hoop with like a ball in it and I can't, like.
59:57🔗
Drew
Katie, this, you know, you can get a very serious infection from this. Very serious. You may need an antibiotic.
1:00:05🔗
Drew
Well, just listen, you can get the flesh-eating bacteria, you can get all kinds of good stuff this way.
1:00:20🔗
Adam
Mostly primers, to be fair. Katie, and what about, I mean, your sixteen-year-old girl is just pulling up your top and having this strange guy work on your breast that wasn't weird?
1:00:31🔗
Oh, no, it was kind of weird.
1:00:38🔗
Yeah.
1:00:39🔗
Drew
Now it's infected, now it needs to come out. You need to do hot compresses on it starting tonight, and you're probably going to need some antibiotics, and know that it can go from that to something very serious, rather quickly.
1:00:58🔗
Guest
Um, I don't know. I have a horrible relationship with my father, and shocking, and stuff like that.
1:01:14🔗
Adam
Can you check out alatine? Huh? Check out alatine. Okay. Slow down a little, baby. Stop acting out so much, right?
1:01:26🔗
Adam
Okay. Listen, everybody, you got a permanent record. You really do. I mean, you don't want to get hepatitis, you don't want to get AIDS, you don't want to get pregnant. Women, you don't want to have 150 guys you slept with before you get to your husband. You just slow it down a little bit. None of it goes away. You know what I mean?
1:02:13🔗
Guest
One quick question though. Is it okay if the guys go in sleep with 150 girls before they get to their wives?
1:02:21🔗
Guest
You know what? I have to say I've never understood that women seem to be attracted to guys that have these sort of reputations as being womanizers. I've never understood what was appealing about that. It always seemed kind of nasty to me.
1:02:33🔗
Drew
What was appealing is that lots of guys are that way, therefore a certain number of women had dads that were that way, and that's what's appealing to me.
1:02:39🔗
Guest
Well, it's like Warren Beatty was always considered so sexy partly because he had this reputation for having slept with all these women.
1:03:07🔗
Adam
The reality is too, is there's the reason they've slept with a lot of women is because they put together some sort of package that's attractive to a large percentage of the women, whatever it is, whatever they got to wrap, they got a sports car, they got whatever they got, there's a reason why they have a high tally. I never did figure that one out myself. Steve?
1:03:31🔗
Caller
Well, a couple of questions, actually. One, after a prolonged sexual encounter with my girlfriend or whatever, it starts to feel like I'm shooting blanks.
1:03:41🔗
Caller
Well, like, it doesn't, here's another thing. After an orgasm or whatever, it doesn't go down.
1:03:49🔗
Caller
I mean, I know Adam's going to say that, oh, all right, but it's not that great of a deal.
1:04:32🔗
Adam
Is there a woman you can hump for eight hours? Yeah. They don't take shifts? Well, no. One woman?
1:04:45🔗
Caller
Well, right, but I mean like after a couple of orgasms, you know, it starts to feel like I'm shooting blanks.
1:05:11🔗
Adam
Yeah. Listen, what do you think? Your sack is hooked up to some sort of large reservoir somewhere?
1:05:38🔗
Adam
French does the hamster dance and he produces an ungodly amount of semen? That's great.
1:05:56🔗
Adam
Yeah, we're going French. All right. Well, that's... That'd be nice in the bio. He's always talking about... You read a guy's bio, it's like, well, here's where we went to college, and here's what his folks did.
1:06:10🔗
Adam
How about the endless amount of semen that comes out of his back? How about that? That ought to be a storyline on third rock.
1:06:27🔗
Caller
Oh, goodness. Well, first of all, I'm not a bad person. I'm not promiscuous at all, but I've been in a couple relationships, and I always cheat on my boyfriend. It doesn't mean sex, but.
1:06:48🔗
Adam
Oh, yeah. You can't lie. You sabotage the relationship, and then you tell the guy, and then of course he freaks out. Now you're out, and you've avoided your intimacy successfully. Yeah.
1:07:00🔗
Caller
Well, okay. The reason I'm calling, I'm in a relationship now. I really don't know what I expect to hear from you guys, but I really don't want to mess this up, and it just seems like this pattern, I don't know. I mean, it's easy to say, well, yeah.
1:07:15🔗
Drew
Do you have, before you started finding these nice guys that you sabotaged the relationships with, were you dating guys who were sort of jerks to you?
1:07:37🔗
Adam
Wait a minute, Drew, you can have, I know what you're going for here, which is the jerks she's attracted to, so then she, but then she says no more jerks, so she hooks up with a nice, quote unquote nice guy, but there's not enough excitement, there's not enough stimulation, there's not enough chaos, so she's going to stir it up and break up with the guy.
1:08:03🔗
Adam
So you'll cheat with the jerk as well. So Kristen, you're freaked out about the whole intimacy thing, right?
1:08:15🔗
Caller
He is outliving his own life, actually, I know you probably hear this every day, but him not being in my life is a good thing, he's very destructive and...
1:08:25🔗
Drew
Yeah, right, we understand that, but you're making a life's career out of finding your dad again.
1:08:40🔗
Drew
You're hell-bent on finding that guy again and when you're not with him, you screw it up.
1:08:48🔗
Drew
Yeah, thank you, those dads. Kristen, get some therapy, please. Please, you gotta go to Al-Anon, that's something you could do. You gotta get a sponsor, work the program. That'll serve a similar function.
1:09:11🔗
Adam
Yeah, and listen, therapists don't do anything anyway. They just sit there and say, uh-huh, and how did that make you feel? And you go, I was angry. And how did that make you feel? Well, I went to kill a guy. And then what did you feel? That's all they do.
1:09:26🔗
Adam
That's anger. All right. That cost me 90 bucks. Hey, Kristen? Yeah. Listen, they ain't a fender shop. You understand? It's a long, slow, expensive process that's worth it. And it's not really that, I mean, good therapists are better and bad therapists, but anyone will do in a storm. And that's what your life is right now. All right?
1:10:29🔗
Caller
I don't understand what happens. Okay, they take out the fat, but does it grow back there?
1:10:44🔗
Drew
So there's different ways to do it. One is they can liquefy the cells with ultrasound. Then they suck it out.
1:11:00🔗
Adam
What do you got? Well, listen, that's easy, skinny, for you to say. This girl may have a big spare tire around her waist.
1:11:16🔗
Caller
It's just that I work out so much. I'm on a track team and I go to the gym every single day and I work out like crazy and I cannot seem to get rid of what I want to get rid of.
1:11:29🔗
Caller
Like my inner thighs touch in the middle. I mean, not big time, but just a little bit. And it bugs the crap out of me. When I wear shorts, I have to like keep pointing my shorts down. You know what I mean?
1:11:53🔗
Caller
I eat healthy, but I eat a lot. I never, ever starve myself ever. Anything like that.
1:12:06🔗
Adam
I mean, most women are, but a lot of guys are, too, but you seem to really be particularly... have a lot of energy with it.
1:12:14🔗
Guest
The thing with that is that it's never... you're not going to feel okay once you get rid of that fat in the middle of your thighs. It'll be something else. Your nose or your this or your that or the back of your arms. You know, at a certain point, I think women have to...
1:12:27🔗
Adam
You should get all that done. Is that what you're saying? Oh, stop it. I agree with Katherine, by the way.
1:12:34🔗
Guest
You have to get okay with yourself. Don't go mutilating yourself. It sounds like, you know, you probably look great if you're exercising three hours a day.
1:12:45🔗
Caller
I have another question. Well, it's the same question but different. How much is, like, if you do, can you do like a lot at one time?
1:13:01🔗
Drew
Yeah. There are some people that do, it's more of a research thing now where they do large amounts by ultrasonographic liquefaction.
1:13:14🔗
Adam
She is. Have you ever heard of someone who was skinny inner thighs rubbing together? There are parts missing from this story, but anyway. Alright, let's do our own form of lipo, which involves urine being substituted for fat.
1:14:07🔗
Adam
Yep, Loveline from Adam Carolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. David Alan Basche is banging his head from Three Sisters. Catherine Lanasa is also here from the same show. That's what we got to do. We got to wake the kids up. NBC, Tuesdays, 930. And let's hope kids listen to the radio.
1:14:37🔗
Guest
Well, my question is, I've been dating this guy for close to three years. For already eight months, we haven't had any sexual connection. So he says that he's been stressed, that there's a lot of, of his work actually.
1:14:55🔗
Drew
Esther, hang on one second. Doesn't she sound like some of the actors in Love and Death?
1:14:59🔗
Adam
In what she's talking about? No, I was getting, I was getting a more Latin kind of reaffirmed.
1:15:03🔗
Drew
Yeah, at first I got that too, but then I thought, oh my God, this sounds just like the-
1:15:13🔗
Adam
Yeah, it's becoming. I like it. And you've been with this guy. What's, where's this guy from?
1:15:29🔗
Adam
So you've been with him for three years. Three years. And you haven't had sex in eight months.
1:15:55🔗
Adam
Drew's a workaholic but also a very passionate, passionate, passionate man behind closed doors. Even sometimes with the door open, he's very passionate. And most guys who are workaholic are sort of lifeaholics.
1:16:10🔗
Adam
They somehow, they work 70 hours a week and bang a few hookers. Or whatever it is. You know what I mean? They can't turn it off.
1:16:30🔗
Guest
Well, my thing is that actually he doesn't have any kind of energy, but he does have energy to masturbate.
1:16:46🔗
Drew
I don't know, but there's a giant piece of this puzzle missing. And either he's addicted to something, maybe sex, maybe speed, maybe things that make him not function sexually normally.
1:17:00🔗
Adam
Okay, well, listen, Esti. Okay, here's the deal. There's something majorly wrong here, and it really doesn't have that much to do with his career.
1:17:14🔗
Adam
So, if you want to keep this relationship going and he wants to, you guys are going to have to really discuss this realistically and maybe get some counseling and do all that stuff. But don't talk about how many hours he's putting in at the office.
1:17:31🔗
Drew
Because as you find out, he does masturbate, and that's, you know, it takes the same amount of energy.
1:17:35🔗
Adam
But he does that while he's on the cell phone driving to work, so let's be fair. He'll often masturbate while he's doing appraisals.
1:17:46🔗
Adam
Yeah. Listen, ladies, don't listen to your guy. If he ain't being intimate for, you know, long, long periods of time, something is up.
1:17:59🔗
Adam
Or he's just pulling out of the relationship. Well, that's just psychological. He's just closing down. Yeah.
1:18:08🔗
Caller
I have two questions for you, actually. About four years ago, my dad used to be a really bad alcoholic and really abusive towards my mom and my older sister. And ever since then, I've been really afraid of him. I can't even stay at home by myself with him.
1:18:33🔗
Caller
No. I'm scared of him. I can't talk to him about anything. Like, if my mom, I can't stay at the house by myself with him.
1:18:43🔗
Caller
No. And like, that's weird because like two years ago, I was raped by a peer from school and like I have flashbacks sometimes and I have dreams about it. But when I have these flashbacks or dreams, I see my dad.
1:18:57🔗
Drew
Well, that's fascinating actually because your dad is sort of what set you up as a victim. And I bet you didn't even report these rapes or didn't do anything about them.
1:19:07🔗
Drew
Yeah, because that's the victim role you're used to playing from your dad. And that doesn't mean your dad sexually abused you, but he set you up as a victim and these idiot victimizers picked up on that and took advantage of it.
1:19:22🔗
Caller
Oh, he would beat them. He would like emotionally abuse them, and tell them that they were little sluts, and he would just, like, I don't know, he would just abuse us all in some way, shape, and form that he could.
1:19:40🔗
Caller
He almost killed my mom one time, and my mom had threatened to leave him, and so they went to counseling classes together, and they both got sober together.
1:19:55🔗
Adam
Yeah, yeah. You got your hands full. Hey, it's another Al-Anon request tonight. Yeah. Jordan, you got to get into that Al-Anon.
1:20:05🔗
Drew
It's an organization like AA for people involved with, close to, the addict or alcoholic. And it's a 12-step program, and it gives you the kinds of relationships and support that they now have to deal with their disease. Same thing for you to help you deal with the being involved with someone with this disease, and it really requires some very substantial internal change, dealing in a close intimate relationship with another person, trusting that person, and digging through a lot of these feelings that you had as a result of being in this relationship with your dad.
1:20:37🔗
Drew
Jordan? I understand there's a lot of ambivalence about this, but if you want to do better in your relationships and feel better overall, you've got to do this.
1:20:49🔗
Adam
Yeah. I don't know if your dad deserves it, quite frankly. She's got a reason to be scared. Yeah. I just... Leave that alone for a while. Why don't you talk to your mom about it, but they both sound like a piece of work. I mean, how about you just work on getting out of the house?
1:21:03🔗
Caller
Yeah, I've tried. They won't like... I've left and they have tried everything under their power to get me back.
1:21:18🔗
Caller
Yeah, I can, but I don't want to leave my little sisters here because they're kind of going through the same things. And I don't want them to have to go through that.
1:21:27🔗
Adam
All right. Well, then have it out with your mom and see what's up with dad through your mom. I mean, they've been sober for a while. Go to Al-Anon. Everyone, go to Al-Anon. Even if your parents were straight arrows, go to Al-Anon. I mean, I hate everyone. I hate all these parents. I really do. You know, it always breaks your heart because you're like, get out of the house. And they're like, well, I got an eight-year-old sister who's left behind. You know, listen, listen, you screwball parents. How pathetic is it that your kids are looking after their siblings, you know, trying to protect?
1:22:02🔗
Adam
From you? Please, would you have some goddamn pride out there? Stop it. Stop screwing with your kids, everybody. And what a legacy.
1:22:17🔗
Drew
And we have a society, listen, we're living in a time when the predominant attitude of the society is do what you want, divorce is no big deal, your kids take care of themselves, they're resilient, it's total BS. Could not be further from the truth. That the kinds of belief systems.
1:22:35🔗
Guest
As a mother and as a woman, that's just something instinctual inside me that tells me that. It doesn't have much to do with mirroring the parenting that I had. So I always wonder what's off with people, that they don't feel something about what they're doing.
1:22:58🔗
Drew
Or if you did, what will happen is you'll have moments where that stuff gets through and your child will remember those moments and will have those kinds of calls. You know what I'm saying?
1:23:09🔗
Drew
That even though you're parenting 85-90% of the time is instinctual and appropriate and connected, you may still, 10 or 20% of the time, still have a break-through of the same stuff that was delivered to you by your parents.
1:23:21🔗
Guest
What I'm saying is, these callers, you know, just the parents that they have, I wonder what's... Just being a female, that maternal instinct is so strong, you know so strongly when you're off. I don't get it. I don't get it. Where's the malfunction? I have it really strongly. I have a huge guilt mechanism. If I don't feel like I'm spending enough time with my son or if I feel like I'm too angry or whatever it is.
1:23:48🔗
Adam
But you can say that about any... I mean there's a subpopulation in society that murders, that rapes, that abuses their children, that are pedophiles. You know what I mean? They're all missing that part.
1:24:11🔗
Guest
It's like when are people going to start talking about child abuse? It feels like that's still such a hidden issue. It's still such a secret issue. It's just such a secret issue.
1:24:21🔗
Adam
Yeah, let's do an episode of Three Sisters about it. Good idea. We're doing our thing over here.
1:24:26🔗
Drew
I mean, it's all kinds of abuse. You see all the different kinds of abuse kids are going through and it all makes them a victim and then we go into a world where they're victimized over and over again.
1:24:35🔗
Drew
And our solution is the morning after pill. That's the best solution we can come up with. Don't have kids that are not wanted. If you shouldn't be a parent, don't have kids.
1:24:42🔗
Adam
If you're going to be a real bad parent, let's not have kids. That's my quick solution. All right. We're going to take ourselves a break. We'll be back after this.
1:25:27🔗
Adam
Hey, it's Loveline, I'm Adam Corolla, that is Dr. Drew over there. Tonight from Three Sisters, which is on NBC, Tuesday nights at 9.30. Katherine LaNasa, David Alan Basche are both here. Oh boy, we were just getting into a discussion during the break about the abuse and-
1:25:58🔗
Yes, hi.
1:26:01🔗
Caller
Well, I have a question. Yeah. The tip, I'm not circumcised. So, but the actual tip has like these little tinsy-winsy bumps. I don't know. I don't know what it is.
1:27:05🔗
Adam
I see, John, I see he's one of those sort of behemoth, you know, man-child guys with the bad mustache.
1:28:01🔗
Drew
Hi John. I'm just trying to imagine what these are and I suspect that the pearly penile papules but see a dermatologist or actually any doctor would be fine if you have some more concerns about it.
1:28:10🔗
Adam
That's ripped for her pleasure, as they say. Well, I really got a good, I really got a very vivid, very vivid picture of him.
1:28:19🔗
Adam
Yeah. It's a Latino baby Huey. Baby Hildago. Penis, now I see the penis in there too. Shana 275, right? Shana?
1:28:34🔗
Caller
Okay, I am a grad student and I'm currently pursuing my degree for substance abuse counseling. And it seems like, actually it doesn't seem like that for the last three years, every man that I go out with eventually turns out to have some sort of an issue with alcohol or drugs. And I honestly meet these men in professional situations. You know, I...
1:29:05🔗
Caller
Is that... because I really don't think that I realize that these people are having a problem with alcohol.
1:29:11🔗
Drew
Well, Shana, it's not a... these people may be a decade off from their disease ever activating. But alcoholics have a unique biology and a unique genetic makeup. And because you had a parent or somebody important in your life with that disease, even when the disease isn't active, your right brain, your subconscious, your emotional brain will tune in to those qualities and that gets turned into attraction. Those traumas in childhood become attractions in adulthood.
1:29:38🔗
Drew
Yes. You're studying the damn disease, Shana. Why don't you... Wait, you're studying the damn disease. Why aren't you understanding this?
1:29:44🔗
Caller
I don't know, because I really honestly feel like I would have no way of knowing this.
1:29:48🔗
Drew
Because it's not an intellectual conscious process. It is the right side of your brain. I would suggest you study attachment theory. I know Alan Shore, S-C-H-O-R-E over at UCLA. Give you a little insight into where attachment comes from and how those mechanisms work.
1:30:03🔗
Adam
There's also a movie you could rent called Jury Duty by Polly Shore. It's the same spelling, same spelling, Drew?
1:30:28🔗
Drew
Yeah. All right. An answer. Listen, recovering from the family history of alcoholism is not an intellectual process.
1:30:35🔗
Caller
No, I have done years of counseling to deal with this. And my parents are both recovered.
1:30:42🔗
Caller
I've dealt with the issues with them. I've forgiven them for all of their indiscretions.
1:30:48🔗
Caller
I did one-on-one counseling in high school and then in after years high school. I did about three years.
1:30:57🔗
Caller
No. After high school it was different therapists. When I was in high school, I was seeing a school counselor.
1:31:01🔗
Drew
Well, for whatever reason, this was not the substantial work you did and the work that has to be done is the work of Al-Anon Recovery. You've got to do your own 12-step program if you really want to stop this pattern. Now, individual therapy can work for this, but for whatever reason it did not in your case.
1:31:19🔗
Adam
You know, there's the very subtle traits that the alcoholic will give off to the other alcoholic, like the trail of vomit and the lampshade that they wear in their head. I mean, a layman could not pick it up, but a trained eye, like one of our eyes, we get right on it, right?
1:31:43🔗
Guest
I have noticed that I am attracted, or like, I end up liking guys that are older than me and they end up being like, authoritative figures, like teachers or...
1:32:13🔗
Adam
And why don't you think, well, it's getting more normal. Have you, how come you haven't acted on any of this stuff?
1:32:33🔗
Guest
Yeah. I've tried several different people and I just can't seem to find someone that I can really open up to.
1:32:40🔗
Drew
Well, magically you're not going to trust anyone. Okay, because of what's happened to you. And until you do, there's no way to get over this stuff.
1:33:29🔗
Guest
One of them was severely addicted to heroin for several years. And I don't know, the other one, I had always been concerned that he was abusing his girlfriend, but I never said anything just because I didn't have any proof.
1:33:48🔗
Adam
All right. All right. So, hey, Jennifer, you got to take care of yourself now. Right? You got to find a counselor that fits. And don't be so picky. Just open up to the next person you sit down with, okay? Okay. All right.
1:34:12🔗
Adam
And listen, we were talking during the break about this. The only solution I can think to any of this is just screwballs can't have kids. I mean, that's it. I know I know I'm compared unfavorably to Hitler, by the way.
1:34:30🔗
Adam
Yeah, when I bring this up. But listen, that is the solution. All right, we're going to line 2 here. Steve?
1:34:39🔗
Caller
I was wondering, is it normal to enjoy having things put in your anus? Like one of my wife does sexual things to me. Yeah.
1:35:24🔗
Guest
Well, depending on how many times she turns the brush, then she could turn you gay if she turned it 14 times.
1:35:32🔗
Adam
It's good times. I usually use grill cream as lube because it's right there. I usually keep it right next to the brush.
1:35:53🔗
Adam
You're doing fine. It's just you could get hepatitis from using the brush like whoever just came in there, right? I mean, you got to wash your brush off, right?
1:36:03🔗
Adam
We'll take a little break. We'll be back. All right, everybody. I want to thank Catherine and David Allen for coming out here from Three Sisters. Good times. Tuesday night, NBC, 9.30. Go out and support the show. Thanks a lot for coming in, you guys. Thank you. Thanks for having us. So until next time, this is Adam Carolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo.
1:36:56🔗
Caller
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