4:37🔗VoiceoverListener discretion is advised. Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew Loveline, Coast to Coast.
4:48🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla.
4:50🔗That's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Dr. Drew, Board Certified Internist, Addiction Medicine Specialist. Pete Yorn is our guest tonight. Pete and company.
5:05🔗AdamWe haven't quite figured it out yet, but we're gonna sort it out and he'll be in here during the, before the next break, or right after the first break, I should say. And we'll get to the bottom of the whole thing and give you some dates and places where you can find Pete and hear stuff off his CD and all that good stuff. All right, Drew.
5:50🔗AdamYeah, it was a delicious cake. The food was good. The kids were in great spirits. Had a good time with them jumping up and down in the novelty size inflatable castle. Oh, what don't those kids have?
6:04🔗AdamIt must be great. You know, you know the great thing about being a kid of a rich family? And I consider you rich, which is you don't want to be distracted by the kids, but you can't make them disappear. So you throw some money at them. Do you know what I'm saying? I'll get you the big inflatable jump across and that'll keep you busy and the grownups will go over here and sit down and drink some wine. Do you know what I mean? That sort of kept busy money.
6:31🔗DrewBut that's what parents do, period, is they keep the kids busy and they...
6:34🔗AdamYeah, but here's the difference. If you don't have money and there's going to be a bunch of kids running around, basically gnats buzzing around the party, sort of screwing the grownup fun up.
6:47🔗AdamIt's basically like, look, here's a paddle, here's a ball, or here's a stick, here's some tinfoil, sit in your room. Here's a black and white TV. Don't move. Then the kids end up just sort of hanging around and the parents yelling at him the whole time, Timmy, daddy's talking. They're like yanking on him. It's smart though. You throw a few bucks toward the big inflatable castle, the kids jump their ass off the whole time. You hire a couple of wranglers, send dominoes over with a couple of pizzas and all is taken care of.
7:22🔗Adam17 kids at Drew's party. Never knew it. I mean, unless you went into the kid area. You put them off on their side of the thing, get a couple Latino chicks to wrangle them around, stuff some pizza up their nose, and they jump around in that big thing.
7:36🔗DrewBut I thought you were going to be using them at the Pasadena's finest visit. I broke the Carolla Cardinal Rule.
7:44🔗AdamAny, oh, Drew, I cannot believe you had the temerity to call the cops while I was in your presence.
7:51🔗AdamI have sat on this show on about 300 occasions and said I don't want people using the cops for nonsense, only crisis situations. I don't want them calling the cops because a cat's in the tree or because their old lady's cussing them out or because they thought they heard something out in the bushes.
8:10🔗DrewYou had forgotten you were going to abuse me about this?
8:16🔗AdamThere was a... we were all sitting outside at Drew's house enjoying ourselves poolside last night about 9.30 in the evening and a giant big boom noise came. It sounded to me like a skyrocket that flew up and blew up at about 200 feet and it happened sort of on the other side of the hill, not too far away but not too close. And it sounded like it came from up in the air, like not a sonic boom but like fireworks. Someone shot something into the air and it exploded. Alright, yeah, everyone heard it, everyone looked around, everyone assumed somebody lit an M80 off a quarter mile away or down the block or something. Drew called the cops.
8:57🔗DrewNow wait a minute, I was at a different table than you.
9:11🔗DrewB, at my table, first person pipes up and says, that's a 45. I guarantee that's a 45. Another person goes, that was definitely a guy. I thought, well, do you guys want me to call police?
9:22🔗AdamOh, you don't ask. Do you guys want me to call the police?
9:26🔗DrewWhen I called, I said, I just let you know. You don't have to come out.
9:29🔗AdamNo, true. Call in the cops because some guy lights an M-80 off a quarter mile away.
9:38🔗AdamCops come up. There's another cruiser in the driveway. Listen, the cops love this stuff because here's something. They can go up to a nice neighborhood, schmooze around, maybe grab a soda or beer and some finger food and not get shot at. I understand why they're on top of this.
9:56🔗AdamThey were. I wish it was under different circumstances. Drew, and as I told the cops, I want you to charge Drew, fine him. Yeah, that's like a $300 fence.
10:08🔗DrewThey're coming over here to watch the show.
10:09🔗AdamFine. But Jesus Christ, Drew calling the cops, someone let a firecracker off.
10:16🔗AdamWhat are you thinking? What's going on with you emotionally? What's your fantasy? What do you think is going on? And look, those people you hang out with, they go right to the worst case scenario. It's a black person with a gun. That's what they're picturing in their minds. They're all racist. Drew's friends, racist. A lot of clan members over there.
10:56🔗Adam.and every fourth bite was like, huh, huh, what do you think? What do you think? And I'm like, boy, I've never had salad before. Huh, what do you think? I'm like, okay, you're going to have some more? I'm like, buddy, I can't operate under this kind of pressure. The food's fine, but please, don't lean on me for a compliment every third chew.
11:29🔗AdamDid you try the veal? Try that veal. Yeah, I ate half a cow. Try the chicken. You tried the chicken? It's too much pressure to eat with the guy who cooked it staring at you like a fat Italian mother the whole time. I was scared not to eat something.
11:43🔗AdamGot a hold like a chicken bone. I was scared to spit it out. I swallowed. Just crushed it in my teeth and swallowed it. I had to pass that this morning. Put a lot of pressure on me, that guy. Nick, you're 15? Yeah. What's up?
12:07🔗DrewYeah. That's one of the reasons that one of the conveniences of circumcision is not having that stenosis occur, that narrowing. You might be able to stretch it back out again, but oftentimes, that is an indication for circumcision. What's the name of it? What's that?
12:39🔗AdamBut don't you want to sort of work that skin out a little bit so you can get the head of your penis through your foreskin when you have an erection?
12:46🔗CallerOh, yeah, of course. I don't need the weed for that, do I?
12:49🔗DrewNo, here's the deal. You don't have this problem.
12:52🔗DrewYeah, you're just BSing because anyone has a problem. No, anyone with a problem wants a lot more detail about it.
12:57🔗CallerAll right. Well, on the bottom of it, it's really tight. So when I pull the skin back, it hurts.
13:02🔗DrewOh, okay. Well, it's different. So you may be getting some narrowing. As you get more and more tearing down there, it can start to narrow even further.
13:08🔗AdamDrew, can't you put some, you know, a little glove oil on that thing or some mink oil?
14:35🔗DrewYou can get something called a torsion, where the testes twist on themselves, and they can cut off their own blood supply and die and become a big mess. So you need to get this taken a look at right away. Okay. There are other things that's epithetomitis, and there's things that can cause pain down there that aren't so serious, but just talking to you over the phone, I can't tell what it is.
14:55🔗AdamYeah, but you go to the emergency room and you hang out for four or five hours.
14:58🔗DrewI'm sort of obliged to give him that worst case advice, right?
15:01🔗AdamI understand. I mean, I don't know what it is nationally, but emergency rooms out here, you got a good two, three hours for you to do anything.
15:09🔗AdamYou really, I mean, unless you're in there with something hanging out of you, you're going to be sitting for a good long time. So, you know, I mean, really make sure you're dying. You know, that's, that was my family strategy. Wendy?
15:34🔗DrewHow many times has this happened to you?
15:35🔗GuestUm, God, I don't know. I mean, I date a lot and I have gotten guys who will treat me really respectfully and, you know, treat me how I want to be treated.
15:46🔗GuestI always end up just getting bored and not liking them.
15:50🔗AdamWell, give us an example of an abusive guy.
15:53🔗GuestOkay. This is the most recent one right now. There's this guy who I've liked pretty much for two years, and he's been aware that I've liked him, and, I mean, he's pretended like he's liked me, and he'll be really sweet to me, and then he'll be an asshole, and he'll be really sweet, and I seem to always forget the times when he's really rude to me, and I'll only remember the times he's nice, and he'll use me to get what he wants, and then, I mean, he's...
16:17🔗DrewYou're going to have to be more specific. What happened? What happened?
16:38🔗AdamSo I'll just... We'll put Wendy on hold here. Let her little delay boot up again. Punish her just a little bit. Give her a little time out. With all the different words for F me. You know what I mean?
16:52🔗DrewBut it was laid out to impress us. You know the way it was delivered?
17:13🔗GuestYes. Okay. And so I... But the problem is, is I still like him a lot and I don't know what's wrong with me. And I always just seem to be attracted to guys who are completely unavailable.
17:38🔗DrewYeah. You know, women go through this phase. There's one or two things here. Either you're just going through that phase where you've got to figure out what these alpha male sort of a-hole types are like, and that you realize you can't change them, or this guy may just really just want to have sex with you, and he's very frustrated with you that he can't get his way. And ultimately, you hold your line, you hold what it is you want from the relationship, and he might come around. He really might. He may just be frustrated and just angry and sort of acting out against it, but he could come around. You know what I'm saying, Adam?
18:09🔗AdamI mean, yeah, that I don't. Wendy does not have a full blown loveline problem.
18:50🔗DrewNo, no, no, no. It's really just the hormonal changes you're going through right now. As much as anything. It may just be you, too. Some women just kind of have that.
19:00🔗AdamYeah. I imagine it's embarrassing. Is it embarrassing walking around school?
19:09🔗AdamIt shows right through the bra and T-shirt?
19:12🔗GuestYeah, you can tell a lot of times, but I mean, it's not like it's a big problem. I mean, it's not like I don't care how it looks. I'm just curious, is there a problem?
20:03🔗It's about a guy who I just found out has a girlfriend who's been leading me on.
20:06🔗AdamNo. I don't know. I don't want to get into it because then I may get melancholy. I will oftentimes weep when I hear about unrequited young love.
20:16🔗AdamMelancholia. Well, listen, Wendy. Yes. Find a guy who will like you back and stop walking around with the hard nipples and the chip on your shoulder. Wendy's got a little bit of a chip on her shoulder.
21:21🔗She came over here. Well, I'm going to tell a brief story. My grandfather went over there and lived for a year. They got a house right across the street from these people. They met them, and they said that they could come over anytime. They came over. We met the first time. We were a lot younger. Nothing happened then. A few years later, we were older. She came over. We hit it off. I don't know how it happened. It just hit off. I'm not really good with girls because I never went out and dated before, but it hit off, and she went back. It's been three years since I've seen her.
22:22🔗She was talking about doing an engagement, but not getting married. I was like, that's a little too quick. I'm only 19. I don't know what love is really.
22:33🔗AdamJonathan has found someone socially worse off than he is.
23:03🔗AdamYeah. In three years, this has been going on and you haven't been able to figure out how to get your ass from Atlanta to England in three years.
23:13🔗DrewWell, have you really been corresponding with-
23:16🔗We keep in touch and I call her and I've already got in trouble because of long distance phone bills.
23:23🔗DrewBut you haven't felt this is your girlfriend all this time, have you?
23:27🔗No, not exactly because a lot of people ask me, are you saying when I go, yeah.
23:31🔗AdamYeah. But you haven't done any dating in that three years.
23:34🔗No. I'm not real good at asking people on a date.
23:37🔗AdamOkay. Well, this is almost like a pre-arranged marriage. Like our grandparents went to England ten years ago. Found some chick. Basically the English version of Jonathan and brought her by. All right.
24:34🔗AdamThat was no, you gave him no advice. Don't get her pregnant.
24:37🔗DrewDon't get her pregnant and don't get married. Just realize you're going to the Navy. Take it easy. She's a little enthusiastic. Just don't get engaged because she's so enthusiastic and you haven't had a date in three years.
25:02🔗AdamHow do you know so much about everything?
25:05🔗DrewI thought you always say I know nothing about nothing.
25:07🔗AdamYou know nothing about anything that you should know about, and that stuff you shouldn't know, you're very well versed in. That's right. I, for instance, know what time it is in Tijuana right now. I think it's the same time as it is now, but it's 20 years earlier. Same time in Tijuana. I think it's 1121 or 1021 in TJ.
25:32🔗Adam1981. That's right. The same day. All right. Pete Yorn is here. He's going to come in here, tell us about CD. We'll hear something off it, talk about some dates and all that good stuff after this.
26:20🔗AdamHey, everybody, Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Pete Yorn and Terry Borden are both here. From the Pete Yorn Band, what do we call it?
27:33🔗AdamMusic for the morning after is the name of the CD. We're going to hear something off of that. Pete and Dirty Bird. I'll just be Dirty Bird. And Dirty Bird, number one, are out with Train and Matchbox 20. Or going to be out with Train and Matchbox 20, right? Yeah. Starting September 15th?
27:53🔗AdamA whole bunch of dates. You know those guys? You like those guys?
27:56🔗CallerWe played with Train before on St. Paddy's Day. They're really nice. We haven't met Matchbox 20 yet, though.
28:01🔗AdamMatchbox 20 is a band that you'd probably like to hate. But as it turns out, they're really, really nice.
28:08🔗CallerThat's what everybody says. That's what I've heard. Yeah.
28:09🔗I have some friends that played with them. And they were really cool guys.
28:12🔗AdamYeah. It's always disappointing when you think, God, that guy must be full of himself, man. If he, I swear to Christ, I'll flatten that mother effort. If he says one, go ahead, damn word. And then they're overly nice.
28:32🔗AdamSo everyone knows I'm a sweetheart, Drew. How dare you? Should we? Thank you.
28:38🔗DrewSeptember 28th in Anaheim, September 18th in Denver, September 20th, Salt Lake City, September 29th, Phoenix, right?
28:44🔗AdamYeah. And a whole bunch of other dates, by the way. Why, Drew, Drew reads the plug and then throws the paper back at me.
28:51🔗DrewWell, this one you were about to dispose of their dates.
28:54🔗AdamNo, I was not. I was just I was going to I was going to talk about hearing something from the new CD and then coming back and giving some dates. So people, you know, I wanted to tantalize them with a little Pete Yorn did it. All right. You got it queued up there, Anderson. This is Life on a Chain. Pete Yorn and Crazy Horse. No, it's Pete Yorn Music for the Morning Afters, the name of the CD. Terry Borden is a Here Too bass player from the band. We'll hear more off the CD, give you some more dates where you can find Pete along with Train and Matchbox 20 and all that. But first, we'll take some phone calls. Jessica?
33:22🔗GuestI was wondering like, because when I get my boyfriend oral, like yesterday I swallowed for the first time. Yeah. I heard the story like this girl had to go get her stomach pumped or something.
34:29🔗AdamMeaning, if you dissected my grandmother, which I'm this close to doing, by the way, I swear to Christ, any more trouble I'm going to dissect. Don't worry about it. The point is, what I find semen in her from the 30s and 20s, perhaps? Yes? She's saying yes? Drew says yes. I don't know. Yes.
34:49🔗CallerIf it's glowing, that's a bad sign, right?
34:51🔗DrewBad sign, it means, yeah, it means a meteor had landed nearby and radiated it.
34:56🔗DrewYeah. So, Jessica, listen, this is not going to harm you unless your boyfriend has an STD. It is a good way to contract STDs of virtually every kind. But if he's okay, then it's not a big deal by itself.
35:16🔗DrewYeah. I mean, you could get it. You could get it. It's hard to get crabs that way. You can get them in your beard. I don't think she's going to get it.
35:25🔗AdamWell, that's why I had to shave it off. I looked like Merlin Olsen for many years until the crabs that came around. Were you a beard?
35:32🔗AdamI blew this drifter once and he was a mess. I don't know what I was thinking. Anyway. And it's like, what I spend that five bucks on? I don't even remember. Jessica?
35:55🔗AdamNot an ounce of my semen landed anywhere, but the shower drain for the first 20 years of life easily. Jesus Christ. These guys. Oh, they're getting like three ways. You know they're getting two. You know what we don't like?
36:25🔗AdamWe were in the sexual vanguard and we got nothing. At least I got nothing.
36:29🔗You were in the center of the adult industry.
36:30🔗AdamYeah, I was. North Hollywood, the birthplace of modern porn, nothing. Son of a bitch. You know the thing that really drives me nuts, what's going on now is I didn't like the guy that much, so I blew him, just to give him off my back.
36:51🔗AdamOne did not like the guy. You know what I mean? I wasn't that interested, but he did buy the Surf and Turf, so what are you going to do? You know, it's very frustrating. Yeah. Sarah?
37:06🔗AdamI mean, it's like if a girl didn't like you, you got nothing, and if she liked you a lot, you got almost nothing. Go ahead, Sarah. You're 15.
37:52🔗GuestAnd I don't know if, like, people would think that it's morally wrong because, personally, like, I think that he's pretty mature for his age.
38:00🔗DrewMorally wrong? Huh? Morally wrong. One year.
38:04🔗GuestIt's like a guy that's younger than me.
38:05🔗AdamNo, morally is fine. Professionally, you got some serious hurdles to get over, but morally. Ethically, professionally, sure. A 10th grader going out with a 9th grader, there's some serious, serious problems there. But morally, there's no problem with that.
38:20🔗GuestWell, like, I don't know, like, he's really sweet. And like, the only reason like I'm considering it is because like, he's totally different than any other guy that I've like ever dated, you know?
38:42🔗AdamDo you really know that? Are you going out? Are you going out with the guys? Is this essentially like a eunuch? Right. So you don't have to have sex with them?
38:53🔗GuestWell, basically, because like I want to be able to like have a relationship with a guy because like I really want to have a relationship with some guy.
39:26🔗GuestYes. Well, we're both like a year below where we're supposed to be. Like I'm supposed to be a junior, he's supposed to be a sophomore, but that doesn't make any difference.
40:35🔗AdamYeah. Yeah. Wait, when I give something- oh yeah, I have to curse something in order for it to work out. That's right, because I'm cursed personally. So, all right, let's take ourselves a little bit of a break. When we come back, we'll speak to Monica who's 19. She wants to know how her and her 11-year-old brother can deal with a violent alcoholic dad.
40:57🔗GuestLoveline, Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191. We'll be right back.
41:33🔗AdamHey, everybody, Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Pete Yorn is here along with Terry Borden from The Pete Yorn Project. Let's put project on it.
41:52🔗AdamYou can find Pete and Terry playing with Matchbox 20 and Train and a whole bunch of dates coming up in September and Drew. Don't eat that fiddle faddle in the mic.
42:26🔗DrewIs this only recently he's become this way or?
42:28🔗GuestNo, he's been drinking for about 20 years. Oh, boy. Probably more than that. And I don't know, my baby brother, he's just 11 years old. And I have another brother that's 16. And we just don't know how to deal with it anymore because lately he's been abusive. He used to be emotionally abusive before, but now he's just getting like physically abusive.
43:00🔗DrewYou can just leave him. That is the only thing that's going to catch his attention.
43:03🔗GuestBut he has threatened us before if we leave.
43:06🔗DrewLook, Monica, get out of there. I swear to God, get out of there. This is unacceptable behavior. He's way into his disease. All the talking in the world is not going to get through to him. The only thing he's going to feel is loss. And when he understands that it's because of his drinking, you have a chance of him doing something with that.
43:24🔗GuestYeah, but the thing is that a couple of years ago, he had a kidney transplant, and the doctor said that he didn't have too many years to live.
43:34🔗DrewPeople can live with kidney transplants for decades. What was the transplant because of? What kind of kidney disease?
43:40🔗GuestI don't know. He just has one kidney right now.
43:45🔗DrewWas it high blood pressure or obstruction or something he didn't take care of?
43:48🔗AdamWhat did he want to do, pull a chart or something?
43:50🔗DrewBecause different kinds of kidney diseases have more difficult prognosis.
43:53🔗AdamSo, like, hoping this guy will die in the next six months?
43:56🔗DrewNo, most of them will go on for decades. It's quite acceptable.
43:58🔗GuestHe's had his kidney transplant for about 13 years. Yeah.
44:02🔗DrewSo, look, he's going to be fine. In the meantime, he's threatening you all, and the only chance he has at interrupting the disease he's in, the deadly disease he has, which is alcoholism, is you guys putting down a very firm limit.
44:18🔗DrewReally nothing. It's raised your blood pressure. I can screw it up that way, but the kidneys, probably one of the only organs is relatively spared by alcohol.
44:25🔗AdamWow. That's kind of cool. You get a whole transplant, and you're like, should I stop drinking? Not if you don't want to. You're fine. It'll probably be good for you.
44:33🔗GuestYeah, but like right now, it's like my mom.
44:34🔗DrewIt's not good for the medication they're taking, though.
44:36🔗GuestMy mom, she's the one that's making all the house payments and everything, and he's not really doing anything.
44:42🔗AdamWell, that's different. Now, you have to stay with it.
44:44🔗DrewMonica, I know you feel responsible for him.
45:25🔗GuestBecause that's why my dad had the kidney transplant and my mom, she couldn't just take care of me, so I had to live with my grandparents for four years.
46:07🔗AdamLeave him. He sounds like a dynamite individual.
46:09🔗DrewYou're not going to be able to. This is going to get worse. He's going to harm somebody. I'm telling you, go to Al-Anon, Monica, at the very minimum, so you can understand how to deal with this disease, OK? If you want to do something for him, you owe him that.
46:21🔗AdamAll right, you go to Al-Anon and call us back, all right?
46:44🔗AdamYeah, whether I'm sitting next to someone on a bus or actually living with them, the whole leave and I'll kill you threat, that means it's time to leave. What would be a more opportune time to leave than they all kill you apart? I mean, you may not leave that second, let the person think you're going to bed that night.
47:05🔗AdamRight, just slide out the next morning or that night. Get the kids and slide out of there. These families, they're like brainwashed by these a-holes. I'll tell you right now that mommy had an alcoholic dad, so she got attracted to this loser and married him. And then the kids just grew up in this horrible environment.
48:03🔗GuestHi. I just want to tell you, I really like your CD and I like how it's really unique. I like listening to all the songs. And actually, I was just wondering what Closet, that particular song was about.
48:14🔗CallerCloset? For me, it's more about the music than anything. It's kind of a fun power pop song that I like to listen to. But I know people ask me about the lyrics a lot. I think it has something to do with obsession. And kind of obsessing over a person and wanting to know a person.
48:35🔗GuestOh, okay. Okay. Because my brother thought it was about coming out of the closet.
48:39🔗CallerYeah. A lot of people relate to it that way.
49:11🔗GuestBecause when I first got the CD, I was actually listening to the Original Record Store, and I was like, hey, this is really... It does sound like music for the Morning After. So I was thinking, that's really cool, you know?
49:38🔗AdamFirst date. We were... We saw... I think we saw the split ends over at the Coconut Teaser across the street. This is... I mean, this is 1985.
49:59🔗AdamThat's right. We're going to catch them next week. They made a little blowout, but we're back together. I mean, everything's good now. All right. We're going to take ourselves a break. I don't know what the end of the Virgin Megastore and Sunset story is, but I'm guessing it's not going to be a big payday. So we'll take a little break. Pete Yorn is our guest tonight. We'll be right back.
51:29🔗AdamWell, I don't think it went well because when I was driving home about six o'clock from the valley, I noticed five news helicopters hovering over Hollywood Boulevard. Probably somewhere around Hollywood and Vine area there.
51:46🔗DrewBut in the System of a Down world, that's a triumph.
51:49🔗AdamI guess it may have been, but I didn't know what was going on over there. Then I got home and heard on the news that there's a little bit of a riot.
51:56🔗CallerApparently, they never even got to play.
51:57🔗AdamThey never got to play? No, their fans got out of control and they shut it down.
52:03🔗AdamAll right. Well, still, a feather in the cap of any rock band to have a free. I think some bands throw free concerts just so there can be a riot and they never have to play.
52:13🔗DrewIn fact, they didn't get up this morning, they stayed home.
52:15🔗AdamYeah, I don't think they ever made it out there. Yeah. Pete Yorner is our guest tonight, along with Terry Borden from the band. We're going to do a little less changing of the guard in about 10 minutes, when Terry takes a powder and WAZ comes in here from the band, the guitar player, switch out the bass for the guitar. We'll hear something else off the CD, music for the morning after coming up in just a couple of few minutes. Again, you can find Pete and Company out on tour with Matchbox 20 and Train coming up all pretty much a month of September. All right, let's... What are you doing, Drew?
53:06🔗GuestAnd like, I had it with my boyfriend, but then we broke up. And I found out afterward. And he's like, he doesn't believe me that I'm pregnant. He's like in denial.
53:21🔗DrewWell, unfortunately, it doesn't sound like even if he believed it, he'd be of much help.
53:26🔗GuestYeah, I don't know. I keep telling him and he keeps telling me I'm getting an abortion, but it's been three months already.
53:33🔗DrewOkay. Well, there you go. So it's it's listen. Forget about him, Rachel. Forget it. He's not going to be of any use. He's not helpful in this regard. He's not going to help you with this child. He's not going to help you through this pregnancy. You need to find someone who will. What about your family?
54:45🔗AdamWell, I know you're overwhelmed, and I know you're young, and I know you're confused and ill-prepared for this, but this is what happens. And it happened to you, and now you gotta make a move, and you have to make a move now. You understand?
55:00🔗DrewAnd it's stop thinking that somehow he's gonna rescue you, or that you being in trouble and pregnant is gonna cause him to sort of engage in a relationship with you. He's not going to. He's a piece of work. He's not a good guy.
55:14🔗GuestYeah, he's not. Maybe because I'm pregnant.
56:12🔗GuestAnd he called me and he's like, he's mad at me and he keeps telling me to get an abortion, but he doesn't even believe me that you can't, you know?
56:47🔗DrewSome started last week, a lot started this week, and some started next week.
56:49🔗AdamOh, that's a bigger problem than this pregnancy. You're really getting a shaft over there at school. I mean, you really should have a couple of weeks to burn. I can't believe you're back in school. That's the real tragedy of this call.
57:14🔗AdamDo you see how the show goes for me, by the way?
57:16🔗DrewThink about this child. You have another life you are responsible for. I think a great decision would be putting it up for adoption. You're going to need to tell your parents. Maybe you want to get some help from planned parents or someone like that first.
57:56🔗AdamAll right. Take care. Oh, boy. Yeah. Got to give the kid up for adoption at this point. Please, everybody. I could imagine. I just could not. I mean, look, if I found out, if I had a kid growing in me, I'd go nuts. I really would.
58:16🔗DrewOh, if you had a kid growing in someone else.
59:11🔗DrewThe fact is, though, that if you don't have, if you're not, if you don't have family history of addiction and you have true ADD, ADHD, it's fine to stay on it.
59:24🔗DrewI mean, it sort of changes qualities as you get older. But if you have a family history of addiction, you have ADD, you're an addict and you have to get off that stuff by 18.
1:00:47🔗AdamReally? The commercials don't work on you?
1:00:50🔗DrewNobody does windsurf over wheat fields.
1:00:52🔗AdamOh, yeah. That's that Allegra. All right, John.
1:00:56🔗CallerI was wondering actually if being high-risk would have anything like would affect any relationships or anything?
1:01:02🔗AdamWell, you could kill yourself on a street luge and not be around to watch your kids be raised.
1:01:10🔗DrewYou're heading towards these arousal junkies, which are really addicts and people get into addictive relationships and they use arousal in their relationships just the way you would with your sports and your extreme activities. So you go for these high-risk, very intensive, sort of chaotic, unhealthy relationships. Be careful.
1:01:44🔗AdamThat's his first problem. Well, he was from India.
1:01:45🔗CallerYou got to raise the wheels on the mower.
1:01:50🔗AdamNo, it's not funny. Not funny. Not even a courtesy laugh. Oh, yeah. We got to switch out. Hey, Jimmy. Yeah. Hold on a second. Okay. Yeah. Terry was cruising along pretty good here until that high stem job. He was out of here. Then he followed it up with the raise the mower and frankly, we heard enough.
1:02:10🔗DrewWe enjoyed those 70s references. The 70s references we kind of enjoyed. Thought they were going somewhere.
1:02:14🔗AdamYeah. Oh, no, no, no, he was fine at the beginning, but like a wine that had a bad aftertaste, just not going to take a chance on the second hour. So we're going to bring WAZ in from the band. Yeah.
1:02:46🔗AdamOne of the new dirty birds. All right. He is WAZ is taking his place now. He is the guitar player from the Pete Yorn band. Good to have you in here. Oh, not a moment too soon, too. Goddamn, Terry was really getting on my nerves, Drew. Just driving Drew insane. All right. We will hear something from the Pete Yorn band coming up. Just, well, we take a call and then we'll hear a new song. Although it used to be up on the board, now it's not up there anymore.
1:03:15🔗DrewDon't put it up. You have to get rid of this song.
1:03:22🔗CallerMy problem is basically my girlfriend's mother is extremely overprotective. I've been living with her, my girlfriend and her mother for about two years now.
1:03:54🔗CallerYes. They actually sent me to go live with my older brother. I didn't want to and my girlfriend's mom agreed to let me live with her. Why? So I've been living with her for two years. My girlfriend's mother won't let me be in a room alone with my girlfriend, won't let me sleep in the same room, won't even let me hold hands with her.
1:04:19🔗AdamYou're nailing her on a constant basis, right?
1:04:22🔗CallerWell, yes, when the mother's not around.
1:04:24🔗AdamThat's what I love. What do you think she thought the future was going to be like when she invited the 15-year-old boyfriend for 15-year-old daughter to come stay?
1:04:33🔗DrewOh, that poor, he's such a nice boy. I'm going to watch him, though. I'll get my eye on him.
1:04:37🔗AdamI mean, you've been there for two years?
1:04:49🔗CallerSo, we've been thinking about just going and getting married.
1:04:53🔗AdamWait a minute. Let me dissect this a little bit further. Your girlfriend is 14 now? And you're 17 now? Two years ago you moved in with her. So, you were 15? And your girlfriend was 12?
1:05:13🔗AdamOh, okay. Well, that's different. I thought she was an old 12. New 12, that's fine. Why didn't you say that earlier? So, she's just turning 14. Just turning 12 when you moved in at 15.
1:06:13🔗AdamOkay. That sounds old, but alright. And she was, what, going into preschool when you met her?
1:06:19🔗CallerNo. She was going into the 7th grade.
1:06:21🔗AdamGoing into the 7th grade. Alright. So, she's like old and you're young, or you're old and she's young, or whatever the hell it is. And she became your girlfriend.
1:06:30🔗CallerI was just wondering how I could get the mother to...
1:06:33🔗AdamHaven't gotten to that part yet. I'm still sifting through the wreckage of your young life here. Okay. So, you move in at 15. What's up with mama that the 15-year-old boyfriend of your 12-year-old daughter is going to move in with you?
1:06:48🔗CallerWell, she knew I needed a place to stay and, you know, she knew that I was nice and that I loved her daughter. And so she let me stay there.
1:06:59🔗AdamOkay. And for two years you've not had sex with her, or living under the same roof?
1:07:57🔗CallerHe's up north in the San Francisco area.
1:07:59🔗AdamOkay. So Jimmy, what you have here is a very bad situation that is never going to be right because it's flawed. It's inherently flawed, you see.
1:08:09🔗DrewBut for him, given what he's come from, it's workable. You know what I'm saying?
1:08:13🔗AdamWell, he's had food and shelter for the last two years.
1:08:16🔗DrewHe's got a girl he really likes. He just, you know, appropriately, he's got some limits, and she's managed to maintain them.
1:08:24🔗AdamYes. So her mother's never going to fully trust you, and she shouldn't. You're going to have to just stick it out under her roof, under her rules and her jurisdiction until you can find your own pad. Don't get married with her and move out with her. No. Just get a job and move out, and then you can date her like a human being.
1:08:46🔗CallerAnd you're young. Don't worry about it.
1:08:48🔗AdamYeah. Don't do anything weird and get married and then get engaged and have her move out. Are you working now?
1:09:05🔗CallerI work as a mechanics helper. Okay. For a friend's like auto body shop.
1:09:10🔗AdamVery good. Very good. Get another friend, get an apartment and move out.
1:09:16🔗DrewA mechanics helper at an auto body shop.
1:09:19🔗AdamYeah. That's a lot of metal. You know, my theory is about guys who work around metal. But auto body shops are basically to the automotive trade, what the roofer is to the construction trade.
1:09:40🔗AdamWell, they can be turn some wrenches, pull off a fender, a bumper, pound out a quarter, pound over two.
1:09:46🔗DrewDon't touch that. Don't touch. We're going to hear a song.
1:09:48🔗AdamWe are? All right. Let's hear something from Pete Yorn. This one is called For Nancy. That's Pete Yorn off of Music for the Morning After. What the hell was the name of that song? It was on the screen. For Nancy. For Nancy, yes. They take that off the screen and leave on the bogus calls. Genius, those guys. I'm going to clean house in that next room. Do you understand me? There's no respect over there. Do you hear me, Drew?
1:13:43🔗AdamListen, I swear you a-holes over there. Listen, you guys are so lucky. I don't give a rat's ass about this radio show. You're all lucky. I could care less. You're all lucky. I just come in here, get my paycheck and go to hell home. Everyone's lucky. I have a thousand other projects going. Otherwise, I'd get upset. I'd complain. I'd make phone calls, but who cares? We're late for break up. Anderson, I swear, don't mess with me.
1:14:08🔗AdamAll right. Who cares? We'll be back. Hey, it's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Pete Yorn and WAZ are both here. WAZ plays a guitar in the Pete Yorn band. The CD is called Music for the Morning After. That is out everywhere and a bunch of dates in September.
1:15:05🔗AdamYeah, September, right? With Matchbox 20 and Train. So, you guys got a website or something if people want to find out some more dates or something like that? Oh, yeah.
1:16:43🔗AdamI miss... I got the T-vone. I got the Playboy channel. And I keep scrolling through it, looking for something good. And I never thought I'd say this, but it's just hardcore porn. And that's not what I'm looking for for Playboy. I'm looking for that weird 70s nudie stuff. And the pictorials from the late 70s, early 80s. And that good crazy... See, kids, once upon a time, we did not have pornography. We had sort of... We had brief nudity and sexual situations, but we did not have full-blown hardcore pornography. And all we had was the gas pump girls and...
1:17:30🔗AdamBilly Jack and a rape scene by a river. That wasn't any good nudity. But they had these great movies, especially the ones that were like send-ups of the fairy-tale things like Pinocchio and Flesh Gordon and all that. You ever see Flesh Gordon? That was a good one. Cinderella. They had all these sort of dirty fairy-tale movies. Those must have shown in theaters, right? Jesus Christ.
1:18:00🔗AdamFor Christ's sake. There was the Chatterley and then there was a whole series of that. And then there was all the Emanuel series. And there's Chatterley had like three or four. Emanuel, I swear to Christ, is now in outer space. That's one of the things I've seen like on the late night Cinemax schedule. Emanuel in outer space. And you know you're getting old when Emanuel's made it to outer space. Because she was in parts of England and she was everywhere. But the fact that she's actually in outer space at this point means I'm getting old. Sandy?
1:18:37🔗GuestWell, I wanted to talk to Dr. Drew about this pain that I've had for about two and a half years. It's in my side like I would say the front part of the hip bone maybe a couple inches in from that, like one or two inches in from that.
1:19:57🔗DrewHere's the interesting question is, do you have any history of sexual abuse? Yes. Yeah. That's really where the pain is coming from, the sexual intercourse pain and stuff. That's much more the issue here. Also, irritable bowel and irritable bowel type functional pain in the pelvis is real common from sexual abuse.
1:20:53🔗AdamShocking. And what the hell are they doing there?
1:20:57🔗GuestWell, that's where... I spent a couple of years there when I was younger. My mom couldn't... I guess she was too young when she had me. So she sent me to my grandparents.
1:21:07🔗AdamIs it a cultural thing over there? Not a big deal?
1:21:13🔗DrewYeah, but pelvic pain is real common when you have a sexual abuse history and are things like functional pain, bowel... it'll bowel, that sort of stuff. So you can pretty much rest assured this is from that history.
1:21:23🔗GuestThat it's from that. I guess it was just weird because I was very promiscuous, surprise, surprise, when I was younger.
1:22:54🔗AdamThey're really evil. I know you let it go, but I'm not over it.
1:22:58🔗DrewAnd your brain has wired a certain way because of it and you're having to deal with the remnants of it. Thank God you seem to be sort of getting through this and starting to have real relationships now.
1:23:06🔗AdamYeah. How f'd up? Jeez, I spent the whole day with my nephews today. I had two of them. I only blew one of them once, by the way.
1:23:15🔗DrewLynette said one of them doesn't like sports so much. He pitched with my kids yesterday.
1:23:19🔗AdamLook, my sister hauled off and named my oldest nephew Casper, so I knew it was going to be a bust from that point on. So I figure he's gay already.
1:23:30🔗AdamI don't have time for him, but I go with the other one. The little one. I'm going to try to salvage him. So here's my take. Instead of split my time up trying to make them both straight, Casper, he's gay already just because of the name, I'm going to focus on Finn, who's the younger one. Not as gay as Casper. Not as gay as Casper.
1:24:08🔗AdamYeah. They're throwing that hard ball pretty good. Got down in the stands and I got in the squat, caught them, brought my mitt over to Drew's house. Nice. Oh, yes. A lot of people would not think to bring the mitt to an adult nighttime party, but not me. I said, I got to bring my mitt. Eli? Hi, yes. Yes, you're 28. What's up? And by the way, you know, that last call was from Altadena, and we had a conversation earlier tonight about Altadena, I believe, Pete was in on it, off the air. And I don't remember us getting, we don't get many calls from Altadena.
1:24:44🔗DrewSo, we talked about the dairy, we talked about Five Acres.
1:24:49🔗CallerHi, yes, I teach high school, so I have some education. But my ex-wife recently, my eldest son, said, quote-unquote, a roommate moved in. And I've met him. He has quite an effeminate voice. My boys, my eldest is eight years old, and my second youngest is four years old.
1:25:10🔗CallerSo, he works with young kids. And I just kind of, are there two things that I really need to know? Are there any stats on people with effeminate voice and their predisposition toward homosexuality?
1:25:22🔗CallerAnd this, okay, the second thing is, the second thing is, are there those out there that can pretty highly tell if a kid's been abused if I pay somebody to, you know, take the kid in?
1:26:53🔗AdamWhat I'm trying to say is, you know, some guys talk with their exes and some guys don't. And if you're, you know, you have a nice relationship, a friendly relationship, you can actually have a talk with her. Hey, I'm worried about the eight-year-old. You know, I know he's living over here with this new guy. And I have a couple of questions, which is definitely not out of line if you both love your child. So when did the papers go through again?
1:27:17🔗CallerSo it sounds like the most effective thing to do is to engage her in conversation. Yeah.
1:28:24🔗CallerAnd then I have something that looks kind of like an elephant nose with a line going...
1:28:28🔗AdamRight. The elephant represents the phallus, obviously. That's the penis. The line going across that is the sort of universal no-penis thing. He's making a statement. He's saying that, you know, he's protesting against the penis, which is obviously the penis of this new guy has been brought into his environment.
1:28:51🔗AdamThe good news is only two out of the three drawings would indicate abuse, rape or anything like that, okay?
1:28:57🔗DrewThere's nothing to indicate abuse by what you're saying. The only thing... You have to assess your odds based on this guy's history, and if he had been abused, he only has about a 60% chance of being an abuser.
1:29:08🔗DrewBut the higher issue is, the more significant issue is, what is the wife's history? First of all, she married Eli, number one. And number two, was she sexually abused? Does she bring abusive people into her life? And if she does, then she's likely to do that again.
1:29:22🔗AdamYeah. Drew, I have a picture from my youth I'd like you to examine. I didn't draw it myself. Somebody drew it of me at Disneyland. I have the big eyes and the big Donny Osmond smile, and I'm riding a surfboard.
1:29:54🔗AdamHow many times I tell you to stay on prompter on this show. Don't ever drift from that prompter. We're going to take a little break. Pete Yorn and WAZ are both here. We will come back and talk to you after this.
1:30:06🔗GuestLoveline, Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191, we'll be right back.
1:30:44🔗AdamHey, everybody. Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Drew over there. Pete and WAZ are both here from the Pete Yorn band and music for the Morning Afters. The name of the CD out with Matchbox 20. I don't know why 2020 popped into my mind. I think they sung a song called X-Ray Eyes from 1981 or something. K-Rock would have played back then. Also, Train. They're going to be out on tour and through the whole month of September. So look for them and come into a town near you. Let's talk to Elise who's been on hold for 95 minutes.
1:31:30🔗AdamAll right. So you have a question about sleep apnea?
1:31:32🔗GuestYeah. I had called you guys like two weeks ago for anxiety problems. And the therapist I'm going to won't put me on anxiety medicines because she doesn't think that that would help me.
1:32:07🔗AdamShe's 295. So she just made the cut. And you don't get sleep apnea at 16?
1:32:13🔗DrewDo you have a lot of obstruction? Do you have a deviated septum, that kind of thing?
1:32:17🔗GuestWell, the only thing I can think of is like my mom, when she had it, got really violent and couldn't control her temper towards my dad, and I'm kind of the same way.
1:32:28🔗DrewYeah, that's more than just sleep apnea, believe me. Promise.
1:32:47🔗DrewYeah. When you basically, anxiety is two different sort of, it's hard to explain in a couple of minutes, but basically some of it is a behavior. You learn anxiety and you can unlearn it, so people will be with their behavioral ways of dealing with it. The other thing is when you don't get the adequate emotional nourishment you need to develop essential competencies of yourself, you don't get to experience your genuine emotional world and all your sort of brainlets you have is anxiety because you feel like you can't manage feelings all the time. Basically that's what I'm thinking about.
1:33:30🔗AdamSo, so keep going and instead of sort of trying to diagnose yourself as to what the problem could be, why don't you just keep with the therapy? Talk out your problems, try to work a few things out, get a little exercise, and listen to some classical music.
1:33:46🔗DrewYou know, there are some studies recently on depression and anxiety that show that exercise did as well as certain medications.
1:33:51🔗AdamListen, there's nothing that can't be cured, nothing emotionally can't be cured by some classical music, some long walks, and beating the crap out of a heavy bag. I'm telling you.
1:34:24🔗GuestWell, there's this girl that I've known for about a year. And whenever I see her, I'm like, I look at her, and I have a feeling inside, and I like, can't stop thinking about her.
1:34:35🔗DrewYou're gay. No, you're 14 and you're a male. Enjoy. This is going on for about five years.
1:35:03🔗DrewThat's her message to you that she wants you to ask her to that movie. If she starts telling you she hates movies, she's not interested in them, she just wants to talk about it, back off.
1:35:24🔗AdamPrincess Diary. What it is is you bring up a movie and you go, if you've seen this one and if she goes, no, I haven't seen that one, I've been wanting to see that one, you're in. You ask her out. If she goes, I've seen it, I heard it was bad or I don't know that then you're out. That's how you can figure out where the chick wants to go out with you before you ask her out. You can just bring up anything and if they're in on it, you bring up like mountain bikes. You go, oh man, I got a new mountain bike. I love mountain bike. They'll go, I love mountain biking too or I've always wanted to go mountain biking.
1:35:59🔗DrewYou need to continue to engage with you in discussion or where there's opportunity to see again. That's your cue.
1:36:05🔗AdamRight. But if they go, I had a groin injury when I was young and the doctor said- Then you bring up something else. Right. Yeah. So you just bring up stuff and they're either in or they're out and then you don't have to ask them out. Nice. If they're in, you just keep going with that progression. All right. Well, we'll see the movie. Okay. Listen, never worked for me, but I think it's going to work for young listeners. We'll be back.
1:37:16🔗AdamAll righty. Well, the show was interesting during the commercial, so I'll say that right now.
1:37:21🔗DrewYeah, that's the best part of the show. It's bad that people didn't hear that.
1:37:23🔗AdamI want to thank Terry, WAZ, and Pete all coming in here from the Pete Yorn band. Music for the Morning After is the name of the CD. peteyorn.com is where they can find more information, tour dates, things like that.
1:37:45🔗AdamSo until next time, it's Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo. I blew this drifter once, and he was a mess. I was trying. I don't know what I was thinking.
1:37:54🔗CallerThis has been Loveline. The opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the staff, management, sponsors, or this station. The producer for Loveline is Ann Wilkins Dingle. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.