1:06🔗VoiceoverAdam Corolla and Dr. Drew. Loveline, Coast to Coast.
1:12🔗VoiceoverHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Dr. Drew, board certified internist and addiction medicine specialist. Yes, thank you, Drew. That's the microphone. David Alan Grier is our guest tonight.
1:37🔗David Alan GrierYou know, you guys have been saying some disparaging things about old Davy G. No, just the fact that first of all, I've been up for four days running, and you know how, Dr. Drew, sometimes you talk so fast, but you're like your thoughts. You can't catch up to them. I was roller skating in the parking lot for about 14 hours, and apparently to some people that's like a manic episode, which is crazy. I just love life. So why should I be not for that?
3:32🔗AdamIt's old Jimmy. It's a funny show. And I think it's a show that maybe even appreciated more in syndication than it was when it was on. And I don't mean that in a bad way.
3:45🔗David Alan GrierNo, you're good. That's a good point. Because sometimes you watch those old laugh ins. I mean, the old SNLs, like Paul Simon hosting as a turkey. And you're like, wow, this is not holding up well.
3:57🔗AdamEven, I don't want to be struck down by any lighting, but SCTV, if you go and catch a few of those, there's a few misses in there.
4:06🔗David Alan GrierYeah, well, they did so much.
4:09🔗David Alan GrierIt seems like SCTV was on forever. And they actually aren't, don't they still show them now instead of later, later, the latest show?
4:18🔗AdamYeah, I think they're on some network at like 130, but you got to stay up long enough to catch it.
4:23🔗David Alan GrierSo Dr. Drew, I got some questions for you. Dude, what's that? I got an important question, Dr. Drew. What's the number one cause of hemorrhage in America? Is it stress or is it?
4:53🔗David Alan GrierToo much bulk. Ah, sometimes old mama bear likes pop it up, bang on the back door. You know what I'm saying? My honey bunny says, hey, if you don't have the key, break a window. Let yourself in. Put that out of the loop, please.
5:25🔗David Alan GrierWe want the real sickos tonight because Dr. Davies hung his shingle out.
5:31🔗AdamAnd Dave, when can we get together and do a little more boxing training?
5:35🔗David Alan GrierYou know what? I am on the road through August and I will call you up because you did leave that invitation open and I miss it. I miss it. I like the training.
5:43🔗DrewHow come you don't hang out in my house ever?
6:09🔗David Alan GrierI read it on the Internet. Say I'm just saying hypothetically, you pop a couple 1.0s, nice glass of Pordeaux. You pop a couple of those, you know, pop on your favorite little TV show, that's addictive.
6:31🔗David Alan GrierNo, here's what I want to know. If any person does heroin, just listen to me, for like more than 7 days straight, they will be physically addicted.
6:41🔗DrewBut they won't be an addict unless they have the gene.
6:45🔗AdamBut what is the difference between physically dependent and an addict?
6:48🔗DrewDependent means you'll have, like people, we have surgical complications, we make them dependent on morphine. It takes so much morphine after the surgery, they get addicted. When time to stop, they go through withdrawal for three days, they walk away, they don't think about it again. An addict is thinking about it when they leave, obsessing about driving.
7:05🔗David Alan GrierStop right there. I just want to know, is it a, what do they call it, a class B or whatever?
7:12🔗DrewIt's not a triplicate, it's not a triplicate, but in New York state it is, not in California.
7:17🔗David Alan GrierHow can it not be in California?
9:53🔗AdamMy PO lady just got here. Brittany. Yeah. You've had semen in your mouth 22 times. You've not vomited, right? Maybe you've built up some sort of tolerance to this at an early age.
10:06🔗DrewLike what? Speaking from the standpoint that most people vomit upon swallowing?
10:11🔗AdamI'm just saying, I think Brittany is calling because she's crying out for help. I really do. Because she's saying, what is it going to do to you? We said sexually transmitted diseases. And she said, so what? What about getting sick from it? But yet she's done it numerous times and hasn't gotten sick.
10:28🔗David Alan GrierBut you didn't ask her the particulars. Brittany, these are medical questions. There's no sexual gratification involved. You're underage. Have you swallowed all of the issuance from these participants of yours?
10:44🔗DrewSo you asked if you can get sick. I said you can get sexually transmitted diseases. Some of them are life-threatening. Why is that not an issue to you?
10:51🔗Well, it is. I knew all about like STDs and how I could get STDs from them.
12:16🔗AdamAnd don't reward those potheads with a BJ. That's sending a dangerous message to them. The more pot they smoke, the more blown they get. All right there, Brittany.
13:12🔗CallerFirst of all, I just want to say you guys rock. I miss you guys every night. Thank you. But I'm just curious if it is physically possible for a girl to be quote-unquote loose if she's still a virgin.
13:25🔗DrewWell, she's gonna be loose either way. I mean, she's gonna be the same either way, that having had sex will not make any difference.
13:32🔗CallerWell, cuz, yeah, cuz I was gonna say me and her actually just, well, see, I was a virgin until a couple nights ago. Me and her, apparently she said it was her first time, too, but she was still loose to where it was just like, I mean, it was hard to tell that anything was even going on when I was.
14:33🔗CallerYeah, I don't know, because she, you know, it's like, I mean, I totally clean, you know, that was my honest first time, but it's like, I mean, she kind of has a reputation, like she's been around the block a few times, but she says that she hasn't slept with any of her previous, like, 100 boyfriends. And, you know, I kind of find that hard to believe, but I just hope she's not, you know, because I don't really feel like any of them.
14:51🔗David Alan GrierYeah, but even if she did, right, Dr. Drew, it wouldn't, it wouldn't stretch her out.
14:54🔗AdamNo. Exactly. She could have had, she could have had five kids and you'd still be fine.
14:58🔗David Alan GrierWell, I'll stop right there. I tell you what, I've slept with my share of whores, and some of them are tidy, tidy whities, and fatty blackies, flabby, flabby, flabbertons.
15:12🔗AdamWell, look, you understand the vagina is not made of clay. It's not like you stretch it out and it stays out there.
15:18🔗CallerStories from my friends about, you know, they're doing it to a girl that was a virgin, and I've heard all these stories about how tight she's supposed to be.
15:25🔗AdamWell, no, but wait a minute. Virgins are tight because they're uncomfortable and uptight, and they may sort of clamp down a little bit, right?
15:36🔗DrewRight, something you're pushing through there.
15:37🔗David Alan GrierThere is something you got to, you know, break on through to the other side.
15:40🔗AdamJared is, you know what Jared is? Jared's a guy who got no ass in high school. He's now found someone who was kind enough to hold still so that he could do that.
15:52🔗David Alan GrierOh, wait a minute. I don't like where this is going.
15:55🔗David Alan GrierListen, nobody told me at 14 that women's, and I'm going to use the technical term, Twatty Holes, are different sizes. Nobody told me about that. Nobody told me about PMS and that all women on earth are insane and crazy too. Nobody ever told me that. So he needs to hear that, that all stink spots aren't the same.
16:30🔗AdamNo, he's saying, I hope she's not loose. She said she was a virgin, but I hear she's been around.
16:38🔗David Alan GrierThey're big women and they're small. That's right. That's it. Don't believe. How old is he? 19? Yeah. Guys lie so much about sex and it never stops. Did you know that married couples lie the most about how much they have sex?
16:55🔗David Alan GrierWhen is the last time you sat with a group of married people and how many couples said, I haven't boned my wife since last Kwanzaa?
17:51🔗David Alan GrierWith the wine. Let's zero in on this alcohol.
17:54🔗AdamShe'll do it. All I'm saying is I do agree with David in that there's another person involved with the couple so you might lie just to protect them. Do you know what I'm saying?
18:50🔗David Alan GrierOkay, but wait a minute. When the first time he made... You know, you achieved an orgasm with this guy, were you really deeply emotionally involved with him?
18:59🔗CallerYeah, we were already living together.
19:01🔗David Alan GrierYeah, that always makes sex better.
19:03🔗AdamWhat the... How'd he do it? Sex or oral sex?
19:06🔗CallerWell, I can only have one when I ride him.
19:47🔗CallerWell, I had a question for Drew. I was adopted when I was three months old. And I've been thinking about meeting my biological mom and my little sister.
19:56🔗DrewDo you have a way to get in touch with them?
19:59🔗CallerYeah, actually, we've been talking through like letters and on the phone and email.
20:05🔗AdamAnd email, huh? She has her own computer. She's using the one down at the library.
21:24🔗DrewBut don't have a fantasy that reattaching or reconnecting with your biological roots are going to somehow rescue you from the family you've been raised by or the emotions. I don't hear that.
21:56🔗AdamWell, listen, let's not rock the boat. Let's just take your time, keep corresponding with her.
22:01🔗DrewYou know, establish your own life separately and then if you want to do that once you have your own life, married life alone, adult, fine.
22:06🔗David Alan GrierYou're doing a public place right now.
22:07🔗AdamIs there a human being alive that's trying to meet a biological parent that doesn't have some expectations going into it?
22:14🔗David Alan GrierWell, you know, you know, they found Roseanne's biological daughter, you know, years ago. And so someone comes to her and they go, look, I have some incredible news. We found your birth mother. And she goes, Oh my God. Okay. It's someone famous. So sit down. She goes, it's, it's Bette Midler.
23:19🔗David Alan GrierThat guy that called in saying that, you know, he was talking about, like, she was losing something like that. Right. Yeah. Okay. I'm 18 years old. I'm a virgin still, right? I have a lot of boyfriends and I find that really offensive that you would say that because she's had like a ton of boyfriends that there's no way she's a virgin. That pissed me off.
23:41🔗David Alan GrierWe're on your side. Didn't you hear what we said? We said guys lie. Right. That just because she's had a bunch of boyfriends don't believe what the guys say. And even if she slept with a hundred guys, that doesn't mean you could drive a Volkswagen in the old Twatty spot. That's right. Okay.
23:56🔗DrewI'm curious. Why does that enrage you so much?
23:59🔗David Alan GrierWell, all my life I've grown up with the whole like if they have a ton of boyfriends in their slots. And it just bothers me because yeah, I've had a lot of boyfriends. Okay. Calm down. Not a slut. And I don't plan to ever be.
24:11🔗DrewBut you've done the hard work of having relationships without them being sexual, right?
24:40🔗DrewWhat does boyfriend mean? What does that mean?
24:42🔗David Alan GrierWell, I don't know. I mean like guys that I date for long periods of time, but I don't date one person.
24:49🔗David Alan GrierBut hold on. When you say you're a virgin, do you mean that you haven't had intercourse because there's a whole gamut of activities you can-
26:34🔗AdamHere we come. Hold on. Ready? Okay. Here we come a truckin in. Bet you wonder where we've been. We're a team that can't be beat. Because we're funky on our feet.
26:55🔗David Alan GrierSee my finger, see my thumb. We got the ball, you better run. S-O-C-K-I-T, socket to me. Baby, my head is aching. One, two, three, four, five, cast. Don't take no job.
27:08🔗David Alan GrierSix, seven, eight, nine, ten.
27:09🔗David Alan GrierCome on, baby. We're gonna win.
28:17🔗AdamDavid Alan Grier can be found at the Irvine Improv, Irvine Spectrum, which is coming up Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Two shows on Saturday.
28:29🔗David Alan GrierUh, I think we have two on Friday. Adam, are you going to come through, man?
28:54🔗David Alan GrierYou know, Adam, one thing I admire about, he does not kiss and tell. Every time I go over to his house, it's obvious there's been some kind of group sex thing going on. Show beer cans, use condoms. I'm like, hey Adam, what did you do last night?
29:53🔗David Alan GrierYou don't want to dump that body, wouldn't you? You just don't want to wake up. What time do I know? You don't want to wake up.
29:59🔗AdamThat's right. Anyone who's seen Margaret's act knows that that's her act.
30:05🔗David Alan GrierNo, the problem is then she's just the scary lady that old Uncle Adam.
30:09🔗AdamListen, I know you're being mean. I love Margaret. I love her. I have said many times she's in the top 10 of female Korean comedians currently working the LA scene.
30:24🔗AdamShe's a sexy lady. But here's the deal. She got sober and then apologized over it. That man, Cathy Griffin's Christmas party.
30:34🔗David Alan GrierI was supposed to go to that Christmas party. I just bailed, man. I just bailed. I just didn't want to.
30:39🔗AdamMargaret was looking for you if you wanted to apologize. You know what? The only thing worse, and as a guy and ladies, look, if you get loaded and come on to us, no need for an apology the next day. That's fine.
30:52🔗AdamYou know what ends up happening, which is ironic, is the apology ends up feeling more intrusive than the actual coming on part because everyone's sober and you're at a party.
31:03🔗David Alan GrierWas everyone sober at this Christmas party?
31:06🔗AdamMargaret was because I believe Margaret's a sober person now. But Margaret pulled me aside and said, I need to talk to you. I'd had a few drinks and I said, it's cool baby. She said, no, it's not. I said, oh yeah, it is. She said, no, what I did was wrong. I said, look, no problem. Let me get back to the party.
31:24🔗DrewBefore she went on, you were flattered. Now you felt sort of uncomfortable.
31:27🔗David Alan GrierIsn't that part of the healing process?
33:07🔗DrewI can work it around. These lightweight anti-anxiety meds will do much for you. You need an anti-psychotic major tranquilizer.
33:12🔗David Alan GrierOh, God bless you. You know what, kids? You know what Dr. Drew is saying? David, I love you, but I don't know how to express it in normal terms and I can't help you.
33:35🔗David Alan GrierNo, I have to work out a certain number of times. We have to run. I have to do something or else it just builds up and I won't sleep. And it's like this. If I have to get up tomorrow at 6 a.m., it's 1030. Now it's 1230. Now, even though I'm really tired, now I'm anxiety ridden because now the hours are slipping away. So now I know I'll never go to sleep. So then I squeeze a few off, you know, watch the porno.
34:13🔗David Alan GrierIt depends what kind of day I've had. If I've had a full day, sometimes it's 10 p.m. But usually it's more like 2 p.m. Right. I mean, 2 a.m. Because I'm a performer.
34:22🔗David Alan GrierLike now I'm on tour. That means I get back to my hotel. It's like 1230, 1 a.m. And I'll be up to like three or four. Just because that's, you know, you're wound up. Right.
35:20🔗David Alan GrierLet me tell you something. A very famous actor friend of mine is close to my age. I'm 45. I said, Hey, famous actor guy, would you ever date a woman your own age?
35:29🔗CallerAnd we both looked at each other and went, No.
35:37🔗David Alan GrierOkay. Adam, would you ever willing? I mean, it's not like I wouldn't. I mean, if I met a fabulous 45-year-old, no. But ideally, I mean, would you?
35:53🔗David Alan GrierWould I date a 20-year-old or would I bang a 20-year-old?
35:56🔗DrewWould you make a girlfriend out of a 20-year-old?
35:58🔗AdamYes. He would do that. He would do that. No.
36:00🔗David Alan GrierYou know what my cutoff is? 25. 25 is my cutoff. And that right there, already, there's like, I talk about stuff they don't even know.
36:25🔗AdamA big star like David Alan Grier at the ripe old age of 45 would probably not start dating a 45-year-old woman. Or a 42-year-old woman.
36:36🔗David Alan GrierThat's not necessarily true.
36:38🔗AdamBut probably not. But if you fell in love at 35 and married a woman who was 33 and it was 8 or 10 years later, you would still be with that woman and be happy with that woman.
36:50🔗David Alan GrierMy wife was a year older than I, and we got married like when I was 30. Here's the problem. Older women, especially say, if they're in their 40s, they're already, their clock is ticking. Date number one, by the time the entree arrives, they want to know where the relationship is going. Do you want to get married? Will you adopt their kids? Make friends with their crackhead ex-boyfriend? That is why I don't do it.
37:31🔗AdamAll right. So that's what you fantasize about.
37:34🔗David Alan GrierWell, what do you fantasize about, Adam?
37:36🔗AdamI beat off the Greg beating off the 19-year-olds.
37:39🔗David Alan GrierWe're flooded with those images.
37:41🔗DrewYeah, you'll find something. It's good that you know that it's probably not a healthy thing for you to be pursuing somebody that age. It would not make you happy.
37:49🔗David Alan GrierHave you ever been in a relationship with a girl that young?
37:51🔗CallerYeah, I mean, recently I've been sleeping with a girl who's 19 and I just was...
38:24🔗David Alan GrierWhen they get to be 35, we're just history.
38:27🔗AdamLet me ask Dr. Drew and Dr. David a question here. Women, 100 years ago, women lived average age of 59. I don't know, 60, whatever. How old? 100 years ago.
38:42🔗Adam60. All right. Now, a woman who's 30 today is probably going to make it to 88 or 90, right? Is the cutoff in terms of them being sort of hot tickets on the open market, is it still 35 as it was 100 years ago? Do you know what I mean? I mean, physically, men, most men, society is not into a woman older than 40. Now, if you started the relationship 10 years ago, that's a different situation. But I just mean in terms of dating. Yeah. You take a guy who's 35, who has his pick of the litter, he's not going to date a 38 year old woman.
39:25🔗AdamBut the thing is, is that woman is now living till 90. Was it earlier when they lived till 60? Has it been stretched out? I don't think that part has changed. I think we've just added another 50 years to the end of their life.
40:53🔗David Alan GrierNext caller, excuse me, next caller.
40:56🔗AdamDavid Alan Grier here. Irvine Improv at the Irvine Spectrum this weekend, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, two shows, Friday, Saturday. David.
41:14🔗CallerThere, okay. Yeah, oh, excuse me. I have, you know, sex a lot and I mean, I'm not down for anybody, you know, who doesn't get it or anything like that, you know, like the married couple, you know, who lies about it and you know, that's kind of pathetic, you know, you're married and you can't get nothing.
41:29🔗CallerBut I'm just wondering, you know, after five times a night, you know, and then, you know, punishing yourself for not getting any, you know, spanking off and stuff, you know, is there anything to rebuild your strength, you know, can you, you know, guzzle something down, a health drink or something like that to get the juice that's flowing down there again?
41:42🔗DrewYou press the pause button, I put the F in something. He said after five times, spanking it, doing it, not spanking it, and then he punishes himself.
41:50🔗David Alan GrierCould you explain? What do you mean?
41:52🔗CallerI mean, you know, I'm blowing loads five times, you know, if I can't get some, you know, I spank it, there goes another load right there.
41:58🔗AdamHold on, who's this load you're blowing?
42:02🔗DrewHe's saying he's masturbating five times a night.
42:04🔗CallerYeah, you know, I don't want to get down with the technical term, you know, nut.
42:06🔗DrewYeah, but David, here's what you understand, you're leading us to believe that three times a night you're with a person and twice a night you're by yourself. The fact is, there are no people involved with this, other than you.
42:15🔗AdamWell, what about the pictures he looks at?
42:44🔗AdamJoLene. Thanks for the typo there, Damian.
42:47🔗David Alan GrierHey, JoLene, what's your question for this evening?
42:49🔗CallerMy question for Dr. Drew, a couple of weeks ago, I had the radio down low, but I thought I heard you saying something about if you take large amounts of isopropan, and then it can cause the bleeding.
43:41🔗David Alan GrierAnd I said, look, I'm in Mexico. OK, is it safe for me over a seven week period? No, no, I just said ibuprofen because I don't want my kidneys to do, you know, it can be quite safe, but it needs to be done carefully.
43:53🔗DrewBut it also can cause serious problems and people need to be watched. So these are not no medication is without potential serious side effect.
44:01🔗David Alan GrierAnd what's normal sex, Dr. Drew? Missionary position once a month. No fun. That's what your nickname is.
45:34🔗CallerYeah. Yeah, we've been trying to use a condom.
45:37🔗DrewWhy don't you use different kinds of condoms? Use some animal skin, some natural skin, that kind of thing. Almost anything that disturbs the flora and fauna of the vagina can cause the yeast to overpower.
47:05🔗AdamQuite a few, Adam. Hey, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That's Dr. Drew over there, and David Alan Grier is here who's-
47:12🔗David Alan GrierPreachin, baby. Thank you so much. Guys in the booth, please sit down.
47:17🔗AdamI really think he's got to have some chew in him. He's obsessed with the medications, he's neurotic, and back pain. Is there any- Oh, it hurts.
47:27🔗David Alan GrierDr. Drew, I tried so hard to get some painkillers from this Mexican doctor. I slammed my head in the door. Doctor, my muscle is very sick. He came at me with a horse needle, and I was like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. He shot me in the butt. I was dazed for three days.
47:43🔗DrewAll you do is walk in the pharmacy and go, that.
47:46🔗David Alan GrierWell, I did. I mean, after a while.
48:03🔗AdamYeah, I know. That's what I mean. I mean, like when you hear about everything in Mexico being the way it is, you go, well, all right, the Mexicans over there. So who the hell knows?
48:12🔗David Alan GrierThe Hispanic population, I apologize.
48:16🔗AdamNo, I don't mean that in a pejorative way. I just mean, you do, you close your eyes, you go, it's a different language, a different color skin over there, and God knows what's going on. And besides, look at the country, it's a mess. Maybe we shouldn't open our pharmacies. But then you go to Canada, and it's the same thing, and the country is running great.
48:31🔗David Alan GrierBut in Canada, it's not open. What you're talking about is you can get Tylenol with codeine over the counter. Now, okay, you can make a case like, okay, if you happen to be on some TV show, and you're going to do 500 of them, and you're in the attic, you'll find a way.
48:49🔗DrewOf course, but at this point, there's so much stuff that people couldn't hurt themselves with that they can't get their hands on without a prescription.
48:55🔗AdamWell, the prescription for the crab shampoo, for instance, who's going to guzzle a quart of that?
49:02🔗David Alan GrierWell, if you wanted to be a crackhead, we all know where we would go in LA to buy drugs.
49:07🔗AdamExactly. I mean, I'm just saying, literally, in Studio City on Ventura Boulevard, I can go into the Rite Aid Drugs, and I could ask for some crab shampoo, and they could say, sorry, you need a prescription, and I could say fine. On the way out, I could pick up a quart of VO Scotch, and then I could run across the street to the Big Five and buy a crossbow and go to the park.
49:32🔗David Alan GrierBut you know what, if you mix that with some Nyquil, ooh baby, and some Red Bull, oh, that's nice.
49:39🔗AdamDavid, let's take some calls. David was talking during the break about his dad having an embarrassing revelation to him, but it reminded me, I hung out with my grandmother tonight. Oh, and...
50:02🔗AdamIt's her birthday. I think she's 88. She's way up there. And she's asked me many things over the years. For instance, do you know what a rim job is, legitimately?
50:15🔗AdamNo, she was a sex therapist. Someone brought up rim job in one of her groups and she didn't know what it was. So she asked me what a rim job was.
50:25🔗David Alan GrierBut tell them what you said off the air. You said bend over grandma, I'll show you.
50:43🔗AdamTonight she's getting out of my car. And you know what I love? It's something that all old people do, which is nothing's quite right. Everything's a bad design or not working right. You know, every time she climbs into my car, she spends 10 minutes trying to get the seatbelt buckled. And then I reach over and snap it in place. And she gives out, well, this thing is not designed right. No, it's not designed for someone as Parkinson's. I have no trouble with it, in another word. But she's climbing out of the car and the car has bucket seats and she's riding up on the edge. You know, she's straddling the edge trying to get on and get on to the walker and I'm helping her out and everything. And she said, the side of this seat has gone up my crotch, she says. And I go, OK, she takes a beat and she goes, nothing's been up there for a while.
52:00🔗AdamWell, my grandfather just passed away about three years ago and she was mourning pretty good and she was saying, everything around here reminds me of him. I found his shoes. I see his picture. I see the vaginal lube.
52:31🔗AdamYou lose the hair down there. You become like an old woman child.
52:35🔗David Alan GrierI like that. I think I'm coming back. You know what I think would heal all of society? Plain talk about sex from in the house. It's a natural thing.
52:45🔗DrewWell, how about President Bush's recent initiative to eliminate all that talk? $130 billion we spent on abstinence.
52:52🔗David Alan GrierWhere is Lee Harvey Oswald when we really need him?
52:55🔗DrewAndy, I'm doing the O'Reilly Report next week to have a discussion about this.
53:09🔗Well, she was freaking out about it. I was trying to get her to do it. Then she's like, make sure you work on them because I don't want to get pregnant.
53:27🔗David Alan GrierWait a minute. I think what he's referring to is what it's known as running sperm. Now there, you've heard of walking catfish, the African walking catfish.
53:36🔗No, but her asshole is the size of a mason jar.
53:49🔗David Alan GrierWell, there are sperm. We as men produce millions and millions of sperm. There are certain sperm. This is a medical fact, Dr. Drew, you know this.
54:21🔗CallerNot a lot. I'm getting a vasectomy in a couple of days. I just had a couple of questions. I started thinking about it. I just had a couple of questions about what's going to happen. I was wondering, first of all, if there's going to be any difference in the consistency when I ejaculate.
55:23🔗David Alan GrierIt's very primal, my friend. Your wife wants you to get a vasectomy so that you cannot spread your seed that only she has your offspring. That is why.
55:36🔗DrewWhy doesn't he want to do the same thing? Why doesn't he have a primitive urge to cut her off?
55:40🔗David Alan GrierAsk me. Trust me. It's the women. She only wants to have your children. She wants you not to have the ability to father children with any other woman. That's why.
55:49🔗AdamThis is a symbolic keeping the nuts in the masonry.
56:30🔗David Alan GrierMy brother's wife wants him to do that.
56:32🔗DrewNo, I think there's also- Listen, I think if you want to understand human beings, you stand back and pretend you're a Martian who just landed here, and you're looking at the human primate's behavior and you're trying to understand it.
56:42🔗David Alan GrierSpecifically, women who are at the end of their productive years.
56:48🔗DrewI think any year there's an urge for them to-
56:50🔗David Alan GrierNo, but I'm saying absolutely.
57:28🔗David Alan GrierI like the young honey bunnies. Why is it with rubbers like when you see condoms and porno flicks, it's a total turn off? For me, it is.
57:36🔗AdamYeah, yeah, me too. All right. Let's address that for one second. Why is that? I agree. You know what I think it is? This is going to be sad, David, but I hope you're man enough to cop this one. I think a lot of guys watch porn because it's dirty and it's nasty, and it's not just all about sexuality, it's about they got this shit to do porn. There's a little aggression in there, and it's a little degrading.
58:11🔗AdamWhen you put the condom on, it becomes a little civil, a little less degrading, and it becomes a little more clinical, and it's not so nasty anymore.
58:18🔗David Alan GrierHere's another thing that turns me off. You know, like when you're watching porno and you see the porno chick, she looks at the camera like, okay, keep going.
58:28🔗David Alan GrierI hate that when they're like, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Like she's waiting for the coffee break. No.
58:35🔗AdamYou know, my favorite part of the porn is the credits when the key grip is named Dick Nibbler. Yeah. I would say, don't bother with a credit if you're going with it. Why go with a credit? You know what I'm saying? Oh, I know. I know. I know.
58:51🔗David Alan GrierMaybe you just stick with a lot of legitimate writers write for porn. One of the guys who created my show.
58:59🔗David Alan GrierYeah, wrote for porn. He shall remain nameless.
59:00🔗DrewTwo Boy, One Girl, A? That's the script?
59:03🔗David Alan GrierHe shall remain nameless because he doesn't want people to know. But there's no script. Andy Gordon. Andy Gordon. Andy Gordon. Andy Gordon wrote for porn. Andy Gordon wrote for porn. But I'm not going to.
59:18🔗DrewDidn't we have, who was in here? Does Jenna Jameson or somebody else tell you this? But the script would say like, I told you that. 2G1B AV. Right.
59:28🔗AdamNo, they're seven pages long for an hour and a half movie. You got paid. Brian. Let's take some calls. Hello? What's up? You're 16.
59:35🔗CallerYeah. Yeah. I'd like to talk to David Alan Grier. Here he is.
59:40🔗David Alan GrierHey, what's up, man? How you doing?
59:41🔗CallerOkay. I kind of have the same problem. You do?
59:44🔗David Alan GrierWhat's that? You're too large?
1:00:01🔗David Alan GrierYeah. But you know what the thing is, when I was your age, hold on a second. I didn't have that problem.
1:00:05🔗AdamLet me talk about the retards that call this show. People call in and they go like, my knee's blown out, it's bad, it's giving me a lot of pain. Yeah. How often does it hurt? Well, on good days, it doesn't hurt at all. You know what? On a good day, he sleeps eight hours. Hey, Mr. Perfect. Is that a sleeping problem?
1:00:21🔗David Alan GrierThis is a 16-year-old kid.
1:00:59🔗David Alan GrierYeah, but you know what? When I was 16, I couldn't sleep enough. I mean, because that's what you do when you're 16. You know, you hang out and I love to sleep.
1:01:10🔗DrewSo, you're in this manic phase now, though.
1:01:30🔗AdamHey, Brian? Yeah? What do you like to do besides take medication and sleep? You got any hobbies? Models. Models. You like to masturbate to models?
1:02:47🔗DrewThe behavior we just witnessed, I would not call normal.
1:02:52🔗AdamMy dad will go like, you want to do breakfast on Thursday? I go, fine. He'll go, why don't you come by about six? It's about six in the morning. I'm like, dad, I work nights. I get up about noon. How about dinner? I was like, fine. I'll come by about eight. No. He's eating dinner at like 4.35.
1:03:10🔗David Alan GrierUsually, but normally, I get up at six or seven in the morning.
1:03:16🔗DrewThere's a whole thing to try to move schools later because adolescents with their hormones turning on, their sleep cyclings are such that they get very, very tired in the early morning and they want to stay up later.
1:03:36🔗David Alan GrierThey don't want to get up early because you hang out all night.
1:03:39🔗DrewYou're talking with your friends. Listen, your whole life can be suffering and sleep deprived. You might as well learn how to do that when you're an adolescent.
1:03:45🔗David Alan GrierYou're always down with the young people.
1:03:52🔗CallerI heard that you can be allergic to the ink. Yeah. I don't know if that's true.
1:03:56🔗DrewI've never seen that, but I imagine that's possible.
1:03:59🔗AdamWhy have you never seen it? Because it doesn't get into the system.
1:04:03🔗DrewIt's inert. It's not something the body can react to.
1:04:06🔗AdamWhy? Well, all right. Forget the reason why it doesn't happen. So don't worry about it, Gary. What tan are you going to get?
1:04:16🔗David Alan GrierSome people of color, when they get tattoos, they kind of get a keloid or raised scarring.
1:04:23🔗AdamI'll tell you, black guys used to just not get tattoos.
1:04:27🔗David Alan GrierI know. It looks like a big mold, doesn't it? Like when you see a really dark black guy and he like has a huge tattoo, you know, like flaming eagle on his back. It just looks like a hairy mold.
1:04:37🔗AdamTo me, it looks like when I'm watching a movie and the boom mic dips into the shot, like I go, did that dude have a tattoo?
1:04:44🔗David Alan GrierI don't want to have to have like a magnifying glass and a magic light going, oh yeah, nice tattoo.
1:04:50🔗AdamI said, I've said, why not white ink for black guys? I mean, wouldn't that be more effective?
1:04:57🔗David Alan GrierDon't go into your clan material when I'm here, mister, because I'll put the boxing gloves right now. We can get in the ring, baby.
1:05:03🔗AdamGet in the ring! No, no, but can't they do a white ink? What's wrong with a white ink?
1:05:07🔗David Alan GrierWell, he has a good point because now they brand cattle and they use some kind of oxidation, so they don't burn them, but when you look at cattle and horses, it's like white. They've taken all the color out of the pigment.
1:05:21🔗AdamYeah, let's start doing that with black guys, start branding them with a pigment stick.
1:05:25🔗David Alan GrierIf you could do that, you'd make a lot of money.
1:05:36🔗CallerSo, yeah, I'm kind of trying to figure out when a person should know to break up with their boyfriend.
1:05:45🔗AdamWhen they call radio shows and ask about it.
1:05:49🔗CallerWell, I see a counselor, but I'm really not getting any of the questions answered that I want. I'm getting like, oh, you need to release your chi, like crap like that.
1:06:00🔗David Alan GrierWhat did your boyfriend do?
1:06:02🔗CallerIt was actually me. What did you do? I cheated on him about eight months ago.
1:06:07🔗CallerBut it's something that I definitely morally oppose.
1:06:12🔗DrewBut you're cheating because you're done with the relationship.
1:06:14🔗David Alan GrierWell, stop, stop right there. How old are you again? Okay. That's what you're supposed to do when you're twelve. Are you married to him? Do you live together?
1:06:22🔗CallerWe did. We're in a bit of a separation, like a trial.
1:06:25🔗DrewYeah. No, no. You need to listen. It's time to end. You're just not accustomed to ending relationships. This is a relationship that would have ended after two months. It will end after two months at the age of 28. But now you go on for a few years.
1:07:21🔗David Alan GrierYeah. Let's bet some money. I got 20. I got 20. Don't say anything. Don't say anything. Don't say anything. We're betting. We're betting. Go ahead. Not 20. 20 bucks.
1:07:32🔗AdamDrew's got three kids. He can't support.
1:07:33🔗David Alan GrierI'll go even further. I'll put 30 on the table that says, she told her boyfriend she cheated on him and she brought the guy and they all went to the therapist together.
1:07:42🔗DrewNo. It's going to be some sort of she told him almost. She almost told him. She told him something kind of happened.
1:07:50🔗AdamI think she told him. I think she told him. Natasha?
1:07:54🔗CallerI didn't tell him at all. It was actually someone that I met through a friend or a friend of his sort of thing, but he found out by going through my email and contacted him and he's the one who told him.
1:08:11🔗AdamAnd the guy finked on him and his penis and his sack and you all at the same time when he called him? Why would the guy tell him? Why would the guy admit to it?
1:09:08🔗DrewYeah. This relationship needs to end. It sounds like more than a therapist, you need like, you know, life 101. You need to be out there living a little bit.
1:09:20🔗AdamBecause you're 21 and you've led a fairly sheltered life and you're sort of confused about.
1:09:25🔗CallerHow do you, I don't think you guys really have any sort of background. No, no.
1:09:29🔗CallerI've done partying, I've like drank and done plenty of drugs and That's not living life. partners and that sort of thing. I just felt like I was done.
1:09:37🔗AdamI'm not saying you're not a whore. I'm saying that you're naive.
1:10:11🔗DrewListen. Wait a minute. Listen. My concern is that you run to a therapist. You've had multiple different therapists, which is a bad sign. You run to therapist because you cheated on someone as opposed to just managing the situation straight on by yourself.
1:10:25🔗DrewAnd by your description, the therapist is totally inadequate. These are all inability to just assert what you need from life, all these things. So it's like you need to just step up and begin living, and being assertive, and being clear with what you want.
1:10:41🔗CallerI'm being assertive because I feel like I've made a wrong decision. I'm not sure why I go see a therapist.
1:10:54🔗AdamShe's a little angry, this Natasha. Now, listen, if your therapist is an idiot and told you, you were releasing your chi, then go find another therapist.
1:11:03🔗DrewIf your boyfriend's an idiot and you don't want to be in that relationship.
1:11:05🔗David Alan GrierCan I say something? I don't think you're helping her. Natasha, I think you are smart enough to know that when you slept with another guy, that's a way of acting out, you own up to it. You say, look, maybe I shouldn't be in any relationship until I figure out what I want. You don't need to go to a therapist for that.
1:11:28🔗CallerI've been trying to figure out what I want for the past eight months.
1:11:31🔗David Alan GrierBut you can take much longer than that. You're doing great.
1:11:35🔗DrewDo it on your own. And by the way, in a sort of healthier position to take when you ask people for advice is to just take it in. If you don't agree with it, you don't want to assimilate it, fine, but don't argue with it.
1:12:07🔗AdamYes. Natasha, are you an angry person?
1:12:12🔗CallerNot generally, I suppose. Not so tolerant.
1:12:17🔗AdamAll right. You're one of these people. I'll give you my honest assessment. You're smart, except for that hurts you more than it helps you. It really does.
1:13:31🔗AdamLet me give a quick plug, though. David Alan Grier here tonight, Thursday through Sunday at the Irvine Spectrum, in Irvine, at the Irvine Improv over there. Two shows, Friday and Saturday night, everybody. Dawn.
1:13:49🔗CallerNot much. Well, actually, yeah. I was wondering about safe blood play. My boyfriend and I are into blood play, and both of us have a lot of piercings. I was wondering how likely it was that by either licking blood off each other or by having contact with our open piercings, how likely it is we could contact STDs.
1:14:15🔗David Alan GrierCould you give a formal definition of blood play?
1:14:19🔗CallerTo some of the community, it's play piercing people who will pierce parts of their body with temporarily during sex and then remove the piercings afterwards. I'm not into that. I'm into cutting during sex.
1:14:35🔗CallerWe use either razor blades or penises.
1:14:38🔗David Alan GrierAnd what part of the body?
1:14:41🔗CallerI like it on my back. He likes it on his thighs.
1:14:44🔗DrewWell, here's what that is to me. That is some sort of dysfunction of your arousal system that you have to stimulate so profoundly in order to experience arousal and sexual responsiveness that you need to do this yourself in order to complete the experience. And something burned that out long ago.
1:15:03🔗David Alan GrierDid you, who initiated this for you? Was it your boyfriend? Did you guys, were you guys both into it and you came together? How did it start?
1:15:10🔗CallerIt started, well, for me personally, I haven't really talked about how he got into it with him. For me it was, I started cutting myself, like just when I was aroused or when I was stressed out actually too.
1:15:23🔗DrewRight. It's a way of managing affect. It's a way of managing things that are overwhelming.
1:15:27🔗AdamAll right. But you want to know if it's dangerous. Were you molested?
1:16:16🔗AdamYeah, something's missing here for me too, Don.
1:16:18🔗David Alan GrierAnd, you know, I usually argue with you, but I don't know, I mean.
1:16:22🔗AdamWhy were you cutting on yourself before you got into your blood and blood?
1:16:27🔗CallerMy parents forced me a lot to, I was pushed to overachieve in high school a lot. And, they really stressed me out, and I started cutting in high school, actually, when, you know, midterms or finals came around, and I started getting really stressed out. That was how I dealt with it.
1:16:40🔗AdamI started cutting around midterms and finals too, but more traditional cutting.
1:16:56🔗CallerI wouldn't have actually called it abuse, though. It was just pressure. You know, every kid has pressure, usually by their parents, you know.
1:17:03🔗DrewYeah, you're abused. You don't react like that. Would you not agree that she was abused?
1:17:08🔗David Alan GrierWell, I don't know if she was abused, but what do you call cutting? Isn't there like some, you know?
1:17:25🔗David Alan GrierYeah, usually with guns and in column line, maybe.
1:17:28🔗AdamAll right. So, so, Dawn? Yes. You want to know what diseases can be passed?
1:17:33🔗CallerWell, I just want to know how likely it is that through contact, if like I have a new piercing and if, you know, his blood gets on my new piercing, how likely it is that I could contact a sexually transmitted...
1:17:44🔗DrewIf he has a blood-borne sexually transmitted disease, then that would be likely.
1:17:49🔗David Alan GrierWhat are the blood-borne ones? Have you guys been tested?
1:17:52🔗CallerWe've both been tested and I was just curious because I get a lot of piercings and, you know, I'm with guys that have lots of piercings and I just wanted to...
1:18:01🔗DrewNo one ever... Your parents never struck you, never hit you.
1:18:04🔗David Alan GrierDid you get the old love button pierced?
1:18:19🔗CallerThe reason African-American men or anybody don't get white ink tattooed is because when their skin heals, the pigment returns, so the tattoos like erase.
1:18:33🔗CallerIf you have white ink and actually white ink shows up really the best on actually people with paler skin because it stands out in higher contrast.
1:18:40🔗David Alan GrierI find piercings boring at this point because everybody has them.
1:18:44🔗AdamLet me just back up and explore that last statement. White shows up better on people with paler skin because it has a better contrast.
1:18:52🔗CallerPeople aren't really white, but people-
1:18:54🔗AdamSo you're saying like liquid paper shows up more on white paper than it would on black paper?
1:18:59🔗David Alan GrierWhat she's saying is black licorice is not really licorice. That's not really licorice. It's brown.
1:19:04🔗CallerBlack paper does not heal. The thing is when black skin heals, the pigment returns.
1:19:13🔗David Alan GrierIs this some derivation of keloid scarring?
1:19:16🔗AdamNo. What about colored ink, ironically, on black people?
1:19:20🔗CallerI don't know. I dated a guy who was black and had a huge tattoo done on his back in white and it looked beautiful the first day. And a week later it started fading and after two weeks it was barely visible.
1:19:33🔗David Alan GrierWell, how dark was the brother, baby? Use a paper bag.
1:19:37🔗David Alan GrierWhere's Palms Purple? Talk to me, girl. Let me know something.
1:19:41🔗AdamAll right, Don. Don, listen, whatever can be passed through the blood is whatever you can get, AIDS, hepatitis, what else, Drew, as far as sexually transmitted diseases. But Don...
1:19:52🔗AdamDon, I know you're another one of these people with a high IQ but you're stupid anyway. You got to look into this stuff because you got something going on.
1:20:00🔗David Alan GrierThese things are boring. They're so boring. Every idiot I know has their tongue pierced.
1:20:05🔗DrewThere's an inch of going on with Don. I don't understand why we can't get at it.
1:21:30🔗CallerMy question is, my girlfriend, she's really into anal sex. This is the first chick I've been with that's really been into it as much as she is. But when she has an orgasm, she starts crying.
1:21:55🔗David Alan GrierLet me tell you something. You're hitting pay dirt, my friend, when you don't have to do that reach around.
1:21:59🔗AdamAnd how do you know she's crying when you're behind her that way?
1:22:02🔗CallerWell, it took me a while. It was like three weeks when we were doing this before I finally realized, but then we realized what? got on the Karma Sutra and started trying some other positions and it kind of noticed that she was crying. Yeah.
1:22:14🔗AdamAnd she cries during every orgasm? No. Only in anal sex. Have you asked her about it?
1:22:21🔗CallerYeah. She's kind of defensive. She doesn't seem to want to talk about it very much.
1:22:57🔗David Alan GrierYou know why, you know why what Adam is talking about? Because if you do marry her, imagine you're 75.
1:23:02🔗David Alan GrierMe and your grandmother, for 50 years, living and enjoying sex. And I tell you right now, I can get my whole head in her butt. I love her to death.
1:23:13🔗David Alan GrierYou don't want to grow old like that, right?
1:23:14🔗AdamI got him the windbreaker that said, Champion Corn Holder on it in 1954. And I stand by that.
1:23:23🔗CallerWhen your grandmother gets you a free con, boy, I tell you what, Papa's happy. You don't want to grow old like that.
1:23:31🔗AdamNow, son, I have what's called a mushroom dick. It's big on the end. And so when it goes into grandma, it literally locks her up like a dog.
1:23:55🔗David Alan GrierYeah, there's nothing worse than an old freak.
1:23:59🔗AdamHere's what I'd like to say to the young men and young women listening to this show. Think of all the people we were with, who we never ended up marrying, and who we were so concerned about, and we had to dig, and we had to scrape, and we had to gnaw, and we had to get to the truth, and we had to explore. Meanwhile, the relationship was over two and a half months later, and all we got was a handful of grief because of all the clawing and gnawing we did for the truth. There's certain people that you're going to spend the rest of your life with. This is not one of them. So, forget it, enjoy the ride.
1:24:34🔗David Alan GrierHey Dr. Drew, do you agree that nine times out of ten, the most intense sexual relationship that you have is not the person you should marry?
1:24:44🔗AdamYou are a freak. Yes, it's true, David is right. We're going to take a break. We'll be back with a Madness Oxycon question after this.
1:24:55🔗CallerAdam and Dr. Drew will be right back on Loveline.
1:25:27🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline. David Alan Grier is our guest tonight.
1:25:31🔗AdamFind him out in Irvine at the Irvine Spectrum Improv this week, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, two shows, Friday and Saturday.
1:25:41🔗David Alan GrierAlso, first week of September, I'm going to be whooping your ass in your backyard. Where? Over in Adam's place. We're going to be boxing.
1:25:49🔗DrewThis doesn't seem like David was here like three weeks ago.
1:25:53🔗AdamOh, you bastard. It does when we get into the second hour and we've had to ask for a moment.
1:25:56🔗DrewNo, I mean in the best way. I mean a good way. He likes to hear a lot.
1:26:48🔗AdamAdam. Okay. All right. Sorry, dude. Well, he tells me once we get together and then I call him three times and he doesn't call me back.
1:26:55🔗David Alan GrierHe does call me once and I do. I am a little wayward that way, but it's usually when I'm out of town. But let's say some babies.
1:27:10🔗CallerNo. But I have a question for Dr. Drew. I took Oxycontin at an ankle injury as a painkiller. I took it a few times.
1:27:17🔗CallerIs there any long-term effects from it?
1:27:19🔗DrewNo, no. It's an opiate. It's just like Vicodin. It's just like codeine. It's just a very concentrated dose, a very high dose of it. It's become a... It has been a popular street drug for a couple of years. It's just that magically the press caught wind of how popular it's become now. And I've been treating it for quite some time. But it's a profoundly addictive drug.
1:27:38🔗AdamIf you took an oxi... Why would a doctor prescribe an oxycontin as opposed to a Vicodin?
1:28:06🔗David Alan GrierDr. Drew, I threw myself in front of a big blue bus to try and get more of this stuff. Never in my life. He said one squirt. Oh my God. It was three days' worth. I don't know what it was, but it was the best.
1:28:49🔗David Alan GrierYeah, because I had to go back to work, and I don't know how I drove to the studio. It's a long story, but anyway, for three days, I was in a lot of pain, and he gave me this stuff. I never did it again. I don't know what it is. He gave me that and some tablets, but this stuff, but Dr. Drew, he touched my back where this thing was. I was about to leave. I broke out in a sweat. I almost vomited, and I thought I was going to pass out. Tears were rolling. I mean, it was way over the top, so I didn't need it. I just want to get some more.
1:29:40🔗CallerI've kind of known in the back of my mind that I've been gay for a while. Right.
1:29:45🔗AdamYou say back of your mind or back of your behind?
1:29:48🔗CallerI've known it inside, you know, but I've just been kind of scared to tell someone because I mean, I just didn't think it would be accepted. But then I met this guy at my school. His name is Zack. Yeah.
1:30:05🔗AdamIt's funny. David knew it was bogus at the very beginning. I think we're all kind of looking at each other. Sorry, Jason.
1:30:15🔗David Alan GrierListen, son, take some improv classes. Good luck in your career.
1:30:18🔗AdamWho, what, where? Not only that, but and bring something to the party.
1:30:22🔗DrewAnd don't use people, people who are going to use bogus called us do not use names because people who really are concerned about anonymity do not use any names.
1:32:44🔗CallerWell, like, we've had sex before. But, like, when I put my hands down, his pants were just, like, messing around. Like, he said he'd only come once on the phone to me. But, like, I don't know what it is that comes out when we're messing around.
1:34:40🔗DrewWell, talk to your doctor about it. Yeah. That's maybe called something called dermatographism, where you scratch and you get this raised area where you cry.
1:34:47🔗David Alan GrierAnd you can do it during sex.
1:34:49🔗AdamDavid Alan Grier, everybody. Always a pleasure.
1:35:13🔗AdamI'm going to call you. We're going to hit them focus clubs.
1:35:15🔗David Alan GrierWe didn't talk about Roy Jones.
1:35:17🔗AdamOh, yeah, we got to talk. We got to talk. We'll talk now. So until next time, Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew, saying mahalo.
1:35:23🔗David Alan GrierSee my finger, see my thumb, we got the ball, you better run. S-O-C-K-I-T, socket to me. One, two, three, four, five, cast, don't take no job. Come on, baby, we're going to win.
1:35:42🔗CallerThe opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the staff, management, sponsors, or this station. The producer for Loveline is Ann Wilkins Engel. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.