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Run!
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Voiceover
It is Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number, 1-800-LOVE-191. Dr. Drew, board certified internist and addiction medicine specialist. Now before we get into the guest and the topics and all that tonight, we'll just sort of play tonight by ear. I think that was the agreement. Yes, Drew?
1:36🔗
Adam
If you want to call in, you have a question for our guest, New Found Glory, that's fine. And if you have a piece of broccoli growing out of the end of your dork, that's fine. And if you have some feelings about the tragedies that have come upon us earlier in the week, we'll talk about that. So we'll just kind of do a grab bag and mix it up. We've been dedicating the last couple of nights to the recent tragedies, but I think we'll just do sort of a little fruit salad tonight. Whatever you want to talk about, that's what we'll get into. New Found Glory is here, Ian Cyrus and Chad, all here from the band. Thank you. New Found Glory, go out and buy that CD.
2:16🔗
Drew
You know, Adam, on the cover of that CD, there's about a 1972 Playboy. Does this evoke any visceral kinds of feelings or look closely at that picture? He can probably name the two on the cover, I bet you.
2:29🔗
Adam
Yeah. I'd say, is that 72? It almost looks like 69 or something like that. Maybe. I don't know, but we're doing a Hugh Hefner roast on Comedy Central in a few weeks that I got to go do and I was just sitting around trying to write jokes about him. But one of the things I was thinking about, and see, Drew, you got me going on Playboy. I was thinking, imagine Hugh Hefner when he was like 34 and he was married, and he was living in Chicago and he wasn't doing anything with his life, and then he has this plan. It's like, I got this great idea. I'm going to publish this magazine. I'm going to dump my wife. I'm going to go buy a castle on the West Coast. I'll have celebrities come by.
3:13🔗
Adam
And parents will send their young beautiful women from around the country, their young daughters, their 18, 19 year old daughters, for me to boink and photograph in the nude, and I will become a millionaire. I mean, just think about the Playboy empire. It's not like Hugh Hefner was born into it. He was some schmo like working at an advertising firm out of Chicago, had a wife and a little two bedroom house.
3:37🔗
Drew
You know he raised money for it? He went around his neighborhood and sold shares. In this non-existent company.
3:42🔗
Adam
Yeah, he got like five grand together and got a picture of Marilyn Monroe in her underpants and the rest is history.
3:47🔗
New Found Glory
It's pretty funny because we all have dreams. Like when we were little our dream was like to be in a band and to go on tour. And his dream is like I'm going to go to California and get hundreds of women naked.
3:58🔗
Adam
And not only I don't have to go out and recruit these women, they will take planes, buses and trains to get here and line up for the opportunity for me to pork them and photograph them in the nude. You know like worst case scenario you get a hand job in a nude poster. You know I mean like that's worst case scenario, right? And then you just sit around and look at pictures of nude women going yeah good but not great. Yeah like spread a little cheek let's see maybe that'll get you in. Alright so anyway thanks for bringing up Playboy. New Found Glory was in here how long ago?
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Yeah.
4:57🔗
Yeah.
4:58🔗
New Found Glory
Our whole schedule is pretty much you know we were always afraid of just flying and traveling and now we're definitely afraid and now it will never fly again. We're trying to set up a we're supposed to go to Europe and that's gone everything. We're on tour a blink and the whole schedule is rerouted and completely different and it's all really scary because we're all away from our family and just it's pretty creepy I mean.
5:24🔗
New Found Glory
We were in a bus we were driving and we were in Arizona and we woke up to the TV on our satellite in a bus and we just woke up and we're like I mean it's just a weird feeling you know waking up and seeing that on TV and we actually played a show that night in Arizona and dedicated the whole set and had all the fans still showed up and for us music is like our emotional outlet and same thing with the kids that go to our shows and I don't know it's pretty it's pretty it's pretty wild.
5:50🔗
Caller
It was crazy because that morning on the way to the show the first thing we heard was that that whole street was closed off because there was a federal building somewhere on that block.
5:59🔗
Caller
Yeah and I guess they ended up opening up the street but it was so weird that whole morning like trying to call you know your parents are seeing the messages on your phone because they're on the East Coast and they heard about it first and nobody knew where anybody was.
6:11🔗
New Found Glory
We have a lot of friends in New York. New York City and stuff that we've been in contact with, kept in contact with and it's crazy tragedy. I mean I have a friend, my friend Toby who's in a band and he has the twin towers tattooed on his body. He lived in New York City all his life and it's just crazy. We tour in New York City all the time. We're going to be playing there in November and we're going to have our whole tour. We're set up with donations and everything because we're going to do our best to do all that we can to support everything going on.
6:43🔗
Drew
Somebody needs to stand up, stand tall and just keep going. I want my leaders to do that and somebody needs to do that for other people, young people and you guys if you just keep going and even if the bullets are whizzing, you just stand up and do what you do to help get.
6:59🔗
Drew
I don't mean literally, I mean figuratively. I think you feel like that's what's going on, you still stand tall and lead, do your job.
7:06🔗
Adam
Speaking of bullets whizzing, you guys ever been out in a big concert, festival seating type thing and had someone throw one of those mini Jaeger Meister bottles at you from about 70 rows back?
7:20🔗
Caller
Our fans are usually younger, so we don't get like Jaeger Meister bottles. They're like Coke and it's like Sprite bottles. I got hit in the head with a full Pepsi bottle at one show.
7:32🔗
Adam
Anything hurts from 70 rows back. The guy's all hopped up on X or amyl nitrate and he chucks one of those things. He's probably as starved as a high school baseball team.
7:43🔗
New Found Glory
It actually hurts worse when they throw stuff and all the liquid spills out on stage, and then when you slip on it and fall, it actually hurts a little worse than getting hit with the bottle itself.
7:53🔗
Adam
Well, New Found Glory is the name of the CD. I got some dates here that I imagine are pretty close to sold out with Blink 182 coming up Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, but they got changed. So these are the new dates. But if they were sold out before, wouldn't the people who had the tickets from the previous show just be able to cash them in at this one?
8:15🔗
Adam
Okay. But I'll give you those dates and I'll give you those locations, and we'll do that as the show wears on. We'll hear something from New Found Glory as well. And we'll hop back the phones and talk to Donald. Donald?
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Hello?
9:10🔗
Caller
And, like, so, I went to the doctor's, and they x-rayed it and stuff. And they said it was crushed.
9:44🔗
Adam
By the way, shouldn't they have some literature, like, So You Lost the Nut, you know, a little pamphlet you can take home with you? How to live your life. You shouldn't feel ashamed. Yeah. This is a... This is, uh, you know, you can have children. I mean, shouldn't they send you packing with something?
10:11🔗
Adam
No, but you wouldn't. You know what? Let me tell you something about the nut sack. We've talked about it before. It's the ugliest thing that God has ever created. So how could it get uglier? And you trying to dress it up with a fake nut. You know, that's like, it's like when some, when 80 year old women put on that real red lipstick.
10:27🔗
Adam
You want to hump them all of a sudden. Yeah, it's getting caught up in the lip, they got food in it. They have a little palsy so it gets all over their face. It's like, honey, it doesn't, it's not making it better. Just go without. Same with the nut sack. You're not going to make it look any better. No, my testicles got ants on it.
10:48🔗
Yes.
11:00🔗
No, I'm not.
11:11🔗
Oh.
11:19🔗
Drew
Dose is usually between 20 and 40 milligrams or 10, 40 and the rule of thumb is you stay on it for six months after symptoms subside. But these days, therapies tend to go on a little bit longer in that there's about a 50 percent probability that it'd be a recurrence in the symptoms you're being treated for. It's an antidepressant medicine, Paxil. Paxil. 50 percent chance things will recur in that year or two afterwards. So people sometimes now are getting into much longer term therapies.
11:48🔗
Um, yeah.
12:02🔗
Drew
She doesn't understand why you're punishing her. She has no awareness of how hostile she is.
12:21🔗
Adam
I'm a big celebrity, Drew. I'm a B slash C celebrity. All right. Let's talk to Heather, who's 18. Heather?
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Hi.
12:34🔗
Yeah, I would just like to address some comments that I heard earlier.
12:40🔗
Yeah, tonight.
12:44🔗
No, I was listening to the radio before I called.
12:47🔗
Oh, that's last night's show.
12:50🔗
Whatever.
12:52🔗
Okay. Yeah, I was hearing some stuff about... Well, I'm Muslim, okay? And I mean, I know about the whole tragedy thing, and to be honest, it honestly disgusts me what happened. But I don't appreciate the way that my religion is being downsized because of it.
13:13🔗
Adam
Well, you got to understand there's going to be a certain amount of that. I mean, it's fairly logical. Yeah.
13:19🔗
No, go ahead.
13:20🔗
Adam
No, I was thinking, you know, there is a certain amount of that, and it's not right. But think about what it would be like if you were some Christian terrorist in a Muslim society and you did this act of violence.
13:39🔗
Adam
Whatever. You'd be dead meat. And there's a certain amount of that going on in this country and no amount of it is good. But I think you got your best chance being in this country than you would in another country being that way. Do you know what I'm saying? I don't know if that answered your question, but you know what my point is?
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I have friends that have been persecuted for no reason because they didn't cause that thing. I mean, our religion strictly forbids what happened.
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Their professors and stuff were talking about the incident. They were like, kill all the Muslims and all this stuff.
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Drew
No, no. No, the FBI, then they should have called the FBI. Seriously, they should have called someone. That's a hate crime, and hate crimes are against the law. Even advocating a hate crime.
14:33🔗
No, they were talking about it. I mean, I know because one of my teachers was talking about it too, but another student spoke up and said it was offending him, so he stopped.
14:53🔗
They're in Houston, actually. They go to St. Jack in Houston.
15:04🔗
Something about the whole marriage thing and having more than one wife and stuff like that.
15:10🔗
That's not a highly common practice.
15:15🔗
On the other show.
15:18🔗
I heard something about virgins.
15:26🔗
Actually, that's not true.
15:28🔗
Adam
Well, that's what I hear left and right. You don't get, listen, you don't get any virgins in heaven?
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No. See, the thing is, okay.
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No. It's different. It's not the same. It's like if you die, okay, first of all, what they did that's not a martyr. That's not dying for any cause. That's killing innocent people and killing yourself.
15:54🔗
Whatever their perception is, it's not true, because if you kill yourself for any reason, you go to hell. I mean, it's suicide. No matter what.
16:01🔗
Adam
Well, this is the problem with a lot of religions, though, which is just open to interpretation. It fuels delusional thinking. Like when a born-again Christian shoots an abortion doctor.
16:11🔗
Adam
You understand? This is the problem with religion in general, is people take it and run with it.
16:17🔗
That's true. That's very true.
16:21🔗
Exactly.
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Drew
Orange County, too. It is Indian Muslims. It's actually the biggest population. And only a tiny percentage is this fringe stuff.
16:43🔗
Adam
Yeah, the Indians, yeah. They're a docile folk over there. They're like Gandhi. They're so busy. You know, the problem with the Indians is they're so scared their nuts are going to fall out all the time. They're always wearing a diaper or a robe or something that they never want to do anything physical.
17:00🔗
Adam
Yeah, you know, like once in a while you go out and get your newspaper and you're just wearing boxer shorts, you don't want to chase anyone down the street. You're always scared your nuts are going to fall out. I think that's what's going on with the Indian Muslims, Drew.
17:13🔗
Adam
If we got them some biking shorts, they'd be kicking a lot of ass. So that's why we have to keep bike shorts out of India, Drew. Write that down.
17:31🔗
Caller
Maybe about six months ago I was addicted to methamphetamines. Just lately I've had high blood pressure, so I went to the doctor. The doctor, I have an appointment for an EKG tomorrow, and I was just wondering if that methamphetamine addiction could raise my high blood pressure.
18:27🔗
Drew
No, in fact, the problem with rapid pulses, it usually causes hypotension and shock, and that's why it becomes a medical emergency.
18:35🔗
Drew
And Anthony, the deal is, though, your amphetamine addiction is a bigger issue here, and that's what needs to be treated. Are you in recovery of any time?
18:44🔗
Drew
Yeah. Are you in recovery, though? What do you mean? If you don't practice a program of recovery, it's just a matter of time before you escalate with that or something else.
18:56🔗
Adam
Well, sorry, but I didn't mean to question your commitment to the drug lifestyle. He took that as an attack. Hey, man, I was a junkie. Come on.
19:09🔗
Drew
The doctor should be referring you to someone who knows how to help you with this problem because the clock is ticking and you're going back out again.
19:15🔗
Caller
Are there other medicines that you should take to recover or no? Is there anything to get your body back to normal?
19:20🔗
Drew
Not really. The amphetamine takes about... Amphetamine, it depends on how much you're using, whether you're smoking it or shooting it or just snorting it, it can damage the brain in a very, very similar pattern to what ecstasy does in much, much lower levels of exposure, and that's permanent. And everything else in terms of the mood disturbances and the sleep problems and thinking disorders, those get better over about six months, but the addiction keeps progressing, and so he'll go back here, he'll probably be smoking pot every day, that's probably how he's dealing with it. Ask him, ask him. Or drinking, if he's drinking, that would raise his blood pressure too.
20:05🔗
Drew
Yeah, see, that sounds like the pulse. They've got a rhythm problem. I don't know why they didn't put you in the hospital, frankly, if that's... Unfortunately, I think I'm not clear what you have, whether it was elevated blood pressure, elevated pulse, or what precisely they observed, but it sounds like it's something that it needs very, very careful observation.
20:24🔗
Adam
Well, don't pop up too fast in the meantime. You can get one of those chairs for old people that sit you up slowly through a hydraulic system.
20:44🔗
Adam
They don't show up. Manuel does not show up until 10 in the morning. I like to get up about 9.45. Oftentimes I have to lie there until he comes up and helps me out of bed.
20:57🔗
Adam
You know what I love about those? I love that concept and I know it can't work, that sort of dual bed thing where it's like over here, she has the climate control on this and she likes it soft and she's sawing logs. Over here, you have it tilted up, you're watching the ball game, you're eating popcorn, you're having a party. That makes it a bachelor party on your half of the bed while the wife sleeps away at the firmness that she's dialed in. You know that could never happen, right?
21:26🔗
Adam
Yeah, they have to be in different parts of the state though. They can't be attached to each other. Otherwise, Drew, your wife would not let you eat popcorn or watch TV while she went to bed, right? No. All right, New Found Glory is here tonight.
21:46🔗
Fine.
21:48🔗
All right.
21:51🔗
Adam
That's right. He knows. Well, we'll play half a song. All right, we'll be back with New Found Glory after this.
21:59🔗
Loveline, Loveline, we'll be right back.
22:33🔗
Adam
Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Carolla. That's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Things slowly getting back to normal around here at Loveline. New Found Glory is here. Ian Cyrus and Chad are over here with the man.
22:49🔗
Adam
Yeah. And they, we're taking calls tonight on anything you want to talk about. Some questions for New Found Glory, some typical Loveline questions, and some questions about, or comments about the tragedy. So we're mixing it up. We're also going to hear something from New Found Glory off the new CD, New Found Glory. I think we'll do that after we take a call. Also, some rescheduled dates with Blink-182, Sunday, September 16th. That's this Sunday, right?
23:29🔗
Adam
Yeah. I just talked to one of my best friends who's stuck in Oklahoma. It's funny that Oklahoma keeps coming up. I just got off the phone with a guy who can't get out of Oklahoma. Drew wants to get into Oklahoma. And New Found Glory is not going to Oklahoma, right? It's just Blink. Wednesday, September 19th at Long Beach. Thursday, September 20th in Phoenix, Arizona. And Friday, September 21st in Sandy, Aiko.
23:59🔗
New Found Glory
Yeah, we're supposed to. Well, it's not completely confirmed, but it looks like we're most definitely not going. But we were supposed to go to Europe for about a month and a half. Had it all planned out. And we're all excited.
24:15🔗
Caller
Yeah. And then we actually start a headlining tour in South Florida October 22nd I think.
24:57🔗
Caller
I saw, well, Blink has that encore. And Tom runs out, and he's waving the American flag. Yeah, so turn on the radio. Yeah, so anyway, it's us. Yeah, so.
25:21🔗
Caller
They're telling me how great America is. But now, like with this big tragedy, is anything going to happen?
25:40🔗
New Found Glory
The only thing is, before it was, they would come out to the top gun theme and be all fun. But no, I don't think they would. I mean, we talked to Blink and they're upset just like everyone else, and they're kind of creeped out and just all upset about the whole tragedy. And I know that they wouldn't do anything to mock anything like the American flag or anything like that now. They are jokesters, but they do have good heads on their shoulders.
26:04🔗
Hi, this is Mark from Blink 180.
26:06🔗
New Found Glory
You are listening to Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew on Loveline. I have a really big dick.
26:20🔗
Caller
I heard on the news that there was one store that sold like 200 flags in like a couple hours yesterday.
26:28🔗
Adam
Yeah, there's nothing to hang anything from anymore. You used to be able to put something on your antenna.
26:46🔗
Adam
Yeah, I'm going to pick one of those up and hang it up tomorrow. I wouldn't even mind a flag pole. I always liked those dudes who had the flag pole in front of their house. There's always the old veteran guy who had it in front. I just thought there was something cool about that. I mean, it's like part ship, part house. You know, when you got that flag pole out front? Like, somehow, if the wind blows hard enough, it might turn the house over or something. I may do a flag pole, too, Drew. You doing a flag?
27:10🔗
Drew
You got a flag? I would like to. You got to do a half-mass. You got to raise it all the way to the top and then lower it down.
27:16🔗
Drew
You go all the way to the top and then bring it down. At the end of the day, you go back up and then back down.
27:40🔗
New Found Glory
Want to note that New Found Glory were from Coral Springs, Florida, and I know where they found... We live right down the street from where they found the terrorists.
27:57🔗
Adam
Well, wasn't one of the flight schools they trained at or something out in that area too?
28:05🔗
Adam
Yeah. That's why I focus on Florida when there's trouble in this country. There's always some troublemakers there. That's why we're moving to California.
28:14🔗
Adam
We're moving. Everyone in California is moving to Canada, so it all works out. That's what we ought to do. We ought to just swap it around every once in a while. Everyone from Florida moves to California. Everyone from California go to Canada.
28:28🔗
Adam
We're going to hear something from New Found Glory. This is, you queued up there, Anderson. This is off the CD, New Found Glory. It's called Dress to Kill. New Found Glory, everybody. Drew, shush up over there, please. I'm trying to do a radio show. Off of New Found Glory, the name of the CD is going to be with Blink 182 in a town possibly near you for a while.
32:15🔗
Adam
And then they will be in a town near you, but they will probably get to Oklahoma during their headlining tour, which is coming up a few months later. No.
32:24🔗
New Found Glory
Sorry, no. We're not coming there. No, I'm sure. Eventually we'll hit Oklahoma.
32:38🔗
Adam
Who then transplanted there, who are New Found Glory fans. I would assume that. Michelle?
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Hi.
32:45🔗
Yeah.
32:47🔗
Okay. My mom works in DC. And the day after the bomb, the bombing, she didn't go to work, but she went to work today. And they had a bomb scare across the street.
33:01🔗
Huh?
33:03🔗
No. Constitution Hall.
33:10🔗
Where?
33:12🔗
She works for the Interior.
33:16🔗
Right.
33:22🔗
Um, whatever.
33:38🔗
Yes, and also she's thinking about going on a trip to California next weekend. And I just can't handle her going to work and then her going to California, too.
33:47🔗
Drew
Yeah, it's gonna be tough. I was gonna go to Oklahoma yesterday. I couldn't get a plane out, but my kids are sort of flipping out a little bit, too. And the thing about air travel right now, the time to have been scared about air travel? Last week.
34:07🔗
Adam
It seems like if it's just, if it's not for business and it's not for a funeral or something, something of that nature, if it's just for fun, she should chill out for a couple of months.
34:19🔗
I've been trying to tell her, and it's for her friend's birthday, and her friend really wants her to come. They're not understanding that.
34:29🔗
Adam
Blow up on the plane, too? Why is she not going with her? Please. Michelle. Look, I understand you're freaked out, but these bomb threats, you know, I mean, one of the, they cleared out the capital building and they just, there was a briefcase that somebody didn't find. I mean, everybody's on hyper alert. It wasn't as if someone was actually trying to blow up the capital buildings, like some page said is at the shake case down and went to go take a dump and cleared the building out. Yeah. It wouldn't have happened four days ago. You know what I'm saying? So I know it feels, and I think this is an important thing to talk about. I think a lot of people can't process all that's coming at them. It's such rapid fire. They're hearing all of these stories, and it feels like the world is closing in on them. But you have to really, it's like, remember in Scooby-Doo? Remember at the end, and they think there was a ghost the entire episode, but at the very end, they'd pull the mast off the old farmer, and then they'd go through every part of it. They'd go, oh yeah, and that whole thing was only one of these, and this was mechanically, and that was that, and this is that. You got to stop and do that in your mind. Yeah, I mean, I understand, she's hearing about these bomb threats, but this is not, you know, what happened in the Capitol building, that was not a bomb threat today. I mean, everyone is taking this stuff and running with it. I mean, I remember living in LA, once every about 10 years, people shoot people on the freeway, and it just becomes popular, and then every five years, pit bulls kill people. We go back and forth. If you live in LA, it's either pit bulls are getting shot on the freeway. And what happens is, once they start bringing these stories up about people getting shot on the freeway, then there's some story about some kid who was waving a daisy air rifle around, and that makes headline news. You know what I mean? And so you keep listening to all this, and you start freaking out, but it's really not all that it is. And this is a tragedy, and we should all be shaken by it, but not so freaked that mama can't go to work, and you can't go to school.
36:40🔗
Drew
Yeah, I really think it's time to stand tall, too. Just go ahead and just keep one foot in front of the other.
36:47🔗
Adam
All right. We're going to take ourselves a break. Let's talk to Nadine before we do, though. Sixteen?
36:53🔗
Yeah.
36:54🔗
Okay. Well, I'm very, very upset about the whole thing. I mean, it's really sad what happened, and I'm very hurt by it, but I want to I want to read this letter. I have been I'm okay. First off, I'm Arabic. My parents are I'm fully Arabic, and everything that's going on is really, really bad. I mean, there's people that are scared. I mean, all this racism against Arabs right now. I mean, like, okay, I'm really nervous right now. So I wrote this this thing like a letter, and I would like to read it. Is that okay?
37:39🔗
I can read it really fast. I think it's really important because my friend, you know, after the accident, I mean, that whole thing happened like the next day. She was yelled at. She was thrown stuff at because she was Arabic.
37:53🔗
Drew
That's wild. You know, I took my kids to soccer practice tonight and there were so many different, I can't even tell.
37:59🔗
Adam
Hold on a second, Nadine. Yeah, because we'll hear the letter after a break. What about your kids?
38:02🔗
Drew
There's more nationalities represented on that team than states in the union. And I can't even tell what they are, but they're all Americans, you know what I'm saying? Well, they're all gay.
38:16🔗
Drew
Mixed ethnicities. But the point is, that's our little communities, is all kinds of ethnicities. Ridiculous to let people...
38:24🔗
Adam
But they all fall under that flag with the triangle, the pink triangle that's upside down. Yeah.
38:39🔗
New Found Glory
I think the whole racism thing going on now is just insane. It's like, people should wake up already and just... I don't know. It's just insane. It's just... I think it would be over that by like 2001.
38:50🔗
Adam
Well, it's like this. People have a lot of energy and they don't know where to direct it.
38:56🔗
Adam
They're angry and they're scared and they're whatever and it's all pent up and there's, you know, they should be, you know, meditating or beating the crap out of a heavy bag. But they're looking for this and people, you know, let's face it, not everyone in the United States is a genius. There's a lot of people with a low IQ and they're doing this and it's wrong but I do think it has been kept to a minimum for the most part.
39:21🔗
Drew
I think the point that how different, how out of control it would have been in any other country.
39:26🔗
Adam
I absolutely do believe that. You would not want to be a Christian walking around in an Arabic nation.
39:34🔗
Adam
If a Christian had just done a suicide bombing. I don't think that you'd be safe at all.
39:38🔗
Adam
Okay, we're gonna take, so we know we're better, right? Okay, we're gonna, just as long as we got that out of the way, we're gonna take a break and then we'll come back and we'll hear Nadine's letter after this.
39:48🔗
1-800-LOVE-191.
40:25🔗
Adam
All right, Drew, what? Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. Ian Cyrus and Chad are all here from New Found Glory. New Found Glory is the name of the CD. We're just talking about bashing Arabic folks and Islam and all that stuff. And I was saying, although there's some of it going on, I don't think it's at an epidemic level. I haven't heard about any fatalities.
40:53🔗
Well, actually, there was something that happened in Texas, and a lot of people in high school were getting bashed because they're Arabic, and it's happening.
41:04🔗
Adam
I would never deny that there's going to be some bashing going on, but there's a definite difference between name-calling or rock-throwing even and fatalities.
41:15🔗
Yeah, well, people are telling her, go back to your country.
41:19🔗
Adam
That's not right, and I'm not defending it, but I'm saying the fact that it's been two days since this tragedy, and to the best of my knowledge, I've not heard any reporting of any fatalities amongst these people of this religion is a good sign to me.
41:39🔗
Well, I've been writing letters to NBC. I've been writing letters to Arabic newspapers, and, I mean, I'm really nervous, so I would like to read the letter on behalf of the Arabian...
41:51🔗
Okay. I'm really devastated by what happened. The news is shocking to everyone, including myself. Not only has something very bad happened here, but a big change in American people. No longer do we live in a country where we can feel safe. No longer do we live in a country where we can feel proud or walk into a big building and not feel fear. No longer can we go on a plane and not worry what's going to happen. No longer can we be the same before September 11th, horrible incident. No longer can we go on living the same we always have. No longer can we walk across the street without being proud of who we are, Americans. I was born in America, but both my parents are Arabic. I'm very proud of that and something I'm not ashamed of. But now as a tragedy in New York has happened, there's a lingering fear and hate towards the Arabian people. I fear society is too blinded to stop and see that not every Arabian is the same. We are not monsters like those people that killed so many innocent people. But now as I watch the news and the things that are happening so quickly, I realize the hate that is growing in America for Arabians. To me this is very, very wrong. It seems America has grown in hate for Arabians overnight. Our country is growing into bitterness and hate. It seems that... This won't change what happened. Americans have... What happened to hate? Okay, this hate that...
43:07🔗
Okay, well they seem to think that by hating towards the Arabians will bring back the dead. Well, it won't. It won't change what happened. This hate that Americans have for Arabians needs to stop now, in the beginning, before it grows too big and spreads like wildfire. This hate will not bring the innocent back to life. By hating each other, we are doing exactly what the terrorists wanted. We need to stick together, lean one another, and grieve together. We need to grow together and learn from this experience so it won't happen again. We need to stop the hate. We need to stop the pollution of pointing fingers. We cannot point fingers towards...
43:38🔗
because it's not us Arabians' fault. There is bad Arabians, true, but there is bad whites, Jews, blacks, Russians, etc. There is bad in everything. And by hating and pointing fingers at Arabians, it will get us nowhere as a society. There are many good Arabians, like there is good in many things and peoples. American people need to realize that they cannot blame us Arabians for what a few Arabians cause. They need to realize not every Arabian is like those horrible people. If it had been any other race, we would have stopped this right here.
44:08🔗
Okay.
44:10🔗
Adam
I know you got a lot of energy with this, but I would caution you about just picking it up and running with it. I hang around with uneducated racist guys almost exclusively. I mean, that's who I like to surround myself with. They've not said anything. I have not.
44:29🔗
Drew
People understand that American is a multicultural, multi-ethnic proposition today. We're all kinds of colors, all kinds of people, all kinds of languages. Yeah. Nobody's going to point fingers at American anything. In fact, they want to...
44:49🔗
Drew
No. It's not going to be like Japanese internment camps or something. Even the thought of it is bizarre. It's just impossible to run from it.
44:57🔗
You know, there's a lot of hate towards Arabians all of a sudden.
45:03🔗
They've even been reporting incidents around...
45:11🔗
I heard about the cab driver in New York that got assaulted. I'm not sure what exactly happened.
45:17🔗
No, he wasn't killed, but he was assaulted.
45:19🔗
Adam
I'm asking, have you heard of any fatalities? No. Okay, I'm saying that's pretty good, isn't it?
45:24🔗
Yeah, it's kind of like... It's not very good, but you know, it's still, people need to stop this now before it goes too big.
45:35🔗
You know what?
45:36🔗
The media, it seems the media is showing the bad of a race.
45:39🔗
Drew
No, no, Nadine, every time I look at a television, they're saying, don't remember, we're Americans, they're different colors, Arab Americans, they're Americans. Nadine, you are doing this, you're doing this.
45:51🔗
I've been watching a lot of it, and every time I watch it, it seems like they show the bad of the Arabians.
45:58🔗
Drew
No, you believe that's what they're, we are seeing some very small, fringe, awful group of people from another world doing something. They're not Americans, we know the difference.
46:10🔗
New Found Glory
I remember when, I mean, there's stupid people everywhere. I remember when the whole Ronnie King thing went on, you know what I mean? And my brother went to a school that was, you know, 20% whites, 80% blacks, and all the kids in his high school ran and got beat up. I mean, like, like, like, there was a whole racist thing going on, like, oh, you know, the whole white cop and, you know, white, white kid, black kid thing back then. And I feel that, like, compared to that, they're just stupid kids everywhere. And kids are young and people, stupid people everywhere. And you have to understand that the news, no, like, I don't know, I just think she's overreacting a little bit.
46:46🔗
Adam
She's got some energy, yeah. And like I said, I would never deny that there's not some of this going on. And there almost has to be. It's like a mathematical equation. Forget about nationalities and forget about religions. If there's greens, blues, yellows, and purples living together, and a couple blues do something evil to the yellows and the reds and the purples, there's going to be a certain amount of anti-blue sentiment that's going around.
47:26🔗
Adam
But there has been... The question is, is how much of that is there going to be? And I think it's been held to a minimum. Now, I'm a white guy who's not getting picked on, so maybe I don't know, but I've not heard of any fatalities. And I think that's the bottom line.
47:59🔗
Caller
So I was like you and I used to think that these datelines were totally cheesy. Why can't I meet anybody?
48:09🔗
Believe it or not, other normal people are out there looking too.
48:15🔗
1-800-LOVE-191.
49:12🔗
What's up, bro?
49:16🔗
Adam
We're going to hear something again off the New Found Glory CD, which is entitled New Found Glory, sometime in this next hour, probably sooner than later. Also, we're going to take your calls, and we'll take them about anything you want, New Found Glory, or STDs, or the tragedy that went on on Tuesday, whatever you want. Larry? Yeah, hello. You're 18, what's up?
49:51🔗
Caller
No, I was in my bed. Yeah, and like, yeah, she was a virgin and like still hurts like after like we do it like five times and the five times it's hurting every time I put it in.
50:17🔗
Drew
It hurts at the moment you penetrate and then keeps hurting or does it get better after a while?
50:21🔗
Caller
Well, there's a problem that, yeah, it starts hurting after a while but then it goes away. But then she doesn't feel anything. She has like no sexual pleasure. So, I mean, what's wrong there, you know?
50:31🔗
Use some lube.
50:40🔗
Caller
No, she doesn't just feel anything. She doesn't feel any type of pleasure. You know, I'm not bad or anything. I'm not small.
50:53🔗
Caller
Well, I asked her if she feels anything. She's like, well, you know, I don't really feel much. Like, I really wouldn't be able to orgasm out of it.
51:07🔗
Caller
Yeah. She was abused when she was a child, but like not any penetration or anything like that.
51:13🔗
Drew
That can still do it. Sexual abuse of all types can cause a sort of a disconnect and pain, pelvic pain and things. And she may have some vaginismus, some spasm of the pelvic floor muscle.
51:23🔗
Adam
I agree with Drew. You got to get her to blow you. I know where Drew is heading with this one.
51:31🔗
Drew
But possibly this will sort of improve with time if she feels more comfortable with you. But then if it isn't, she may have some needs for some more treatment.
51:45🔗
Adam
Okay, then don't do it because that's my policy. It's like, honey, unless this is heaven, I'm out of here. The nubby. Let's not waste our time.
52:06🔗
Caller
Another thing. Did you guys hear about some weird object like heading towards a plane before it landed on the building?
52:16🔗
Adam
Landed on the building. By the way, hold on. They keep using the term land. Land? The plane landed on. I hear the news during the plane that landed in the Pentagon, the plane that landed. Look, if that's landing, I ain't going to be flying for a while. Go ahead and call it what it was. I don't like those euphemisms because next time I'm up there and they're talking about landing, I may think we're going into a federal building. It landed. It's almost surreal. It's like, the one that landed on the Pentagon as opposed to the one that landed in Pittsburgh, is that landed? No. Crashed. That's right. So he had a what? What he want to know? He was too insane. I want to know what his thing was. Larry?
53:03🔗
Caller
Something was like going towards the plane but missed it. It's a rumor I heard like around.
53:08🔗
Adam
Oh, yeah. Now it's both. Listen, we're going to hear a lot of those. You hear a lot of those stories about, you know, maybe the one in Pittsburgh was shot down, you know, this, that and the other. Look, American jet aircraft on that sort of short notice are not going to shoot down any wide body commercial jet liners. I just couldn't see it happening. I mean, that's why it's a real diabolical plan.
53:32🔗
Drew
They took a swipe around the mall. They did a loop around downtown Washington, DC., there at the mall.
53:36🔗
Adam
Right, right. I mean, what, who's going to pull the trigger on one of those side winders at a commercial airliner? Especially when you're caught off guard. You don't know what's going on. You just think they're off course at that point. Ken?
53:51🔗
Yeah, hi.
53:53🔗
Caller
Yeah, well, I actually, see, I'm just like most other people and everybody's pretty gung-ho all go to war on these people. They've done such a tragedy to everybody and stuff. But what I don't think people don't realize is if we did go to war on say Afghanistan or some other Arab nation or such forth, I don't think people realize exactly what kind of a war that they're dealing with and what type of cost it could cost America in the future just to go to war on these people because people seem to think it's going to be like a desert storm, which was ideal for our army, where we go in, we blow the crowd out of everybody, missile attacks and everything because there's nowhere for them to hide.
54:35🔗
Caller
Right. A country like Afghanistan's mountainous, it has a lot of trees and stuff, it's going to be a lot harder.
54:40🔗
Adam
I was just looking at a vacation brochure over there. Apparently it's a golfer's paradise. I just canceled my plans.
54:48🔗
Caller
They were actually showing videos in the news today of the training that the Arabs were doing, like all the militia groups showing them shooting guns and throwing bombs and just like doing, just like practicing for war. You know what I'm saying? It's not like we're going to go in there and it's going to be a piece of cake. These people are crazy. They don't care if they die.
55:06🔗
Adam
They're a scrappy bunch. There's no doubt about that. They beat the Russians in ten years.
55:12🔗
Drew
Do people who are 18, 19, 20 watch different television than I watch? Every time I turn on CNN, this is what they're talking about. That this is a sustain. This will take years. We're very expensive. One guy said it very eloquently. He says, you have to...
55:27🔗
Drew
The point is that what they bring it up like, we need to be aware of this. I can't turn a television on without somebody really raising this very strongly. I heard a CNN commentator raising it rather eloquently tonight where he said, we need to change our model. It's not about surgical extraction anymore. It's like the disease. We have to see it sort of infiltrated our body and we have to go after the disease little by little and treat it and heal it. It's going to take a long time.
55:56🔗
Drew
It's all here. It's in 55 countries, they figure. Fifty-five countries this guy has celled.
56:01🔗
Adam
The terrorism or the terrorists. You know the thing that's interesting too, and I don't know, it just popped into my head, but you know you got to kick ass military when you're complaining about, well, we may have to actually go on to the ground to kick ass, and estimates are as high as ten Americans dying, and we may even lose a plane in a PT boat. I mean, it's like we are so used to just kicking and annihilating total ass as Americans that they thought of sort of getting our hands dirty. It's like we're going to enter war and people are going, well, I don't think you're going to just push your button. You may have to go down on the ground and get shot at. You may lose a handful of people. And we're like, ooh, I didn't think about that. I mean, if you just think about it, if you just sort of get a little distance from this whole thing, it's pretty good to be in that country. I mean, you're talking about, I don't know what the final stance on Desert Storm was, but we killed more of our own people. That's, by the way, how you know you're a kick-ass country. When you actually kill more of the enemy and you kill more of your own than they get.
57:10🔗
Caller
But I think the terrorists know that the repercussions of what was going to happen. Obviously, if they...
57:16🔗
Caller
Yeah, it's like obviously they know that we're going to retaliate, you know what I'm saying? But do you think they have some sort of bigger plan for us?
57:23🔗
Adam
But here's the thing about their bigger plan for us. I think they would love to see the entire continental United States and Hawaii, is Alaska part of the continental United States? We'll look into that. They'd like to see it all go up in a ball of flames. I mean, there's no doubt about it. There's no doubt that these people would love to take out as many millions in as many cities and cause as much devastation as humanly possible. The good news is, is when we're sort of, when the giant is awakened and looking around and pissed off, they cannot do it. Because we have such superior numbers and firepower and intelligence and so on and so forth, they can only do it when we fall asleep, like we had over the last few years. So, there's no doubt they'd love to do something. The question is, is are we going to let them do it again? And I'm hoping the answer is no. And we are in the position where we can avoid that. Just because of the money and the resources that this country has and the military that this country has. Kevin?
58:30🔗
Caller
How you doing? First of all, I want to give you guys props for what you're doing. I think Drew is very confident. I've checked out some of the advice that he's given, you know, some of your callers.
58:43🔗
Caller
Good job, Drew. And you, Adam, you are just a funny dude, man. I really dig your style.
58:52🔗
Drew
Do you remember the last time we had this? It was at the end of a show and somebody started out like this and then just started laying into us?
59:05🔗
Caller
Well, there's a couple of things. First off, I wanted to find out if you guys have heard anything about Bin Laden being trained by the CIA some 15 years ago.
59:18🔗
Caller
I didn't hear about that, but what I heard is that when they were at the Cold War with Russia, America had had part in bringing those militias together and bringing all those people together and training them to fight the Russians on the border.
59:29🔗
Adam
Yeah, I mean, when Afghanistan was fighting the Soviet Union, we were definitely siding with Afghanistan.
59:35🔗
Adam
I wouldn't be surprised if we helped them out, same way we helped out Vietnam and many other places that were fighting.
59:47🔗
Adam
Well, the deal was, and I know, again, we like to beat ourselves up all the time, but the deal was many years ago, not too many years ago, there were two powers on this planet. One was a democracy and the other was this regime. And it was a fight to see what the planet was going to become. And so anybody who fought this, the Soviet Union, we immediately backed because we did not want the Soviet Union to take over the planet, essentially. And a lot of these people we backed weren't great people, but it's still better than having the whole world go communist.
1:00:23🔗
Caller
Right. Well, so I'm thinking that there's probably some sort of a personal issue here between Bin Laden and the other terrorist groups, and Bush and the CIA. I mean, being that George Senior was running the CIA and Cheney, he's had hands in the CIA, and I can't help feeling like this was kind of personal, too.
1:00:45🔗
Adam
Well, but the big thing is, with all these radical fundamentalist groups is, they do not like our lifestyle. They do not like our freedom. They don't like the fact that we let women dress the way they dress, and that pornography is available. Thank God pornography is available.
1:01:09🔗
Adam
No, they don't like a whole bunch of stuff, and instead of just letting us do our thing, they're going to come over here and see if they can put an end to it.
1:01:20🔗
Caller
Yeah. I wanted to ask you something for a couple of years now. Back at the, I think it was the beginning of, yeah, the beginning of last year of 2000, I was dating a girl, and she had this vaginal flatulence that was kind of peculiar to me.
1:01:50🔗
Adam
Like if you put a compressed air up your ass and then spit it back out, it wouldn't count. It wouldn't count.
1:01:56🔗
Caller
We all have methane poison from Ian's butt. You're like a third eye. Call that a fart.
1:02:01🔗
Adam
How long would you have to hold on to the air that you put up your ass for it to officially be a fart? No, I just mean to be counted. Yeah. 15, 18 minutes.
1:02:18🔗
Caller
Well, I tell you, you could officiate the length and the amount of basically pussy farting that was going on with this girl.
1:02:28🔗
Adam
But that's because your penis, and it really is, it's piston shaped. It has like a rod and a piston pad on it. Yeah. And it's bigger at the top than it is in the middle. And you're just pumping air into her, and eventually it's going to come out.
1:02:46🔗
Caller
Well, I thought that, yeah, perhaps it's the position because that's happened over the years. A few times, you get in a certain position.
1:02:54🔗
Drew
Some women, it depends sort of how the landscape is laid out on the inside there. They're more amenable to air coming in and going out.
1:03:00🔗
Adam
I like, Kevin is what you call rangy. He's up there talking about our links to Bin Laden and Bush and his regime and the CIA backing this regime that was fighting the terrorists, that was fighting the Soviets. And then next question, he's into the pussyfarts. I mean, he's got a lot of range, this cat. That's what I love about our call.
1:03:25🔗
Adam
It was very smooth. Yeah, he just dovetailed right into the queef question. Hey, he should really be some sort of analyst on CNN. Layla?
1:03:36🔗
Hello?
1:03:43🔗
Caller
I'm fine. I heard that caller Nadine Collin before, she sounded kind of young and she was sort of freaked out about how Arabs are being treated.
1:03:54🔗
Caller
Well, because I'm Arab myself. And I work at a Persian restaurant and so far, like all of our customers have been really supportive. Most of them are like white Americans. Yeah. I mean, I don't really like see any like mistreatment in the area that I live in, but I could feel for her as well. But I seem to be a bit more pragmatic about the issue.
1:04:15🔗
Adam
Well, I think you're just being generally more realistic about it, which is if it's there, you'll call it. But if it's not there, you won't manufacture it.
1:04:25🔗
Caller
Yeah. Like you said about like the if there's fatalities, and there's reason to worry, but since there isn't, I mean, like my mom's friend said that during World War II, after it ended, the Germans here were being treated really badly.
1:04:42🔗
Adam
Well, and listen, anybody who doesn't think that's going to happen, that's human nature, man. You know what I'm saying?
1:04:55🔗
Drew
It's human nature, but thank God it's no longer America. Because America is many different looking kinds of people, many phenotypes.
1:05:04🔗
Adam
And I was saying to Drew, I don't know what anyone's nationality is by looking at them. I mean, do you know the difference between El Salvadorian and Nicaraguan or Mexican?
1:05:25🔗
Drew
My kids refer to brown and light kids. That's all they talk about. They go, this kid's kind of... Well, there's scrubs and he's kind of brown.
1:05:32🔗
Adam
But Drew, your kids are easy to figure. They're a cracker. They're like albino cracker honkotitis.
1:05:44🔗
Adam
Yeah, I mean, your kids are serious honkies, serious. All right, so Layla, listen, I'm glad that folks aren't, you know, coming after you.
1:05:55🔗
Caller
Yeah, well, I mean, like, if they were, it's sort of understandable. It would hurt, you know, because I am an American citizen.
1:06:03🔗
Caller
And it would hurt, but it's sort of understandable. I mean, every group has their turn, you know.
1:06:09🔗
Adam
Yeah, I mean, but also, too, I, you know, I mean, physically, you can be hurt, but emotionally, you know, how hurt can you be by idiots?
1:06:18🔗
Adam
You know what I mean? Like people have, you know, very low IQ and are sort of uneducated.
1:06:23🔗
Caller
These people that are like harassing people in Middle Eastern descent are stupid. They're saying, oh, let's bomb Afghanistan. We hate those Arabs. Well, like Afghanis, they're not Arab.
1:06:33🔗
Drew
You know, like people don't know what they're talking. They're just angry and they're scared.
1:06:42🔗
Adam
I'm just saying overall, we had a tragedy and I think the countries come together pretty nicely.
1:06:53🔗
Caller
By saying like, well, the people in Middle Eastern descent here, they are American citizens, so treat them like Americans. Don't treat them like they're like part of the terrorist group.
1:07:05🔗
Adam
I've heard that a million times. People have been volunteering and donating and rising to the occasion. And I, you know, that's the only good thing that's come out of this, is to see the spirit of the American people. And I just don't want to see it tarnish. Now, I don't want to turn a blind eye to what's going on, but I don't want to see it tarnish from people who are overstating something that is not actually happening.
1:07:30🔗
Drew
The massive strength that we have of being able to incorporate multiple cultures and multiple ethnicities is exactly what these guys are exploiting. It's what they're exploiting.
1:07:47🔗
Adam
No, I just mean in the studio. We're short like, well, I think we need like half a Jew and a Chinaman, but I think we'd be covered. We're covered on the Jew part.
1:08:11🔗
Adam
We'll take ourselves a little break when we come back. New Found Gloria will still be here. We'll talk to JD, who's wiping his butt from front to back.
1:08:24🔗
Adam
Or back to front. Oh, he wants to know which. All right, I'm going to go squat on that one and figure it out, because I can't remember. We'll be back.
1:08:35🔗
Um, back in a minute.
1:09:03🔗
Adam
Hey, everybody, it's Love Line. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew over there. Ian and Steve are here from New Found Glory. Jordan is...
1:09:17🔗
Did you wipe from front to back or back to front?
1:09:28🔗
Adam
Well, girls can't go back to front either. They'll get all kinds of stuff in the food.
1:09:34🔗
Adam
Right. And you'd think it'd be easier for them to go front to back. They don't have to negotiate the balls. By the way, though, that ball, that's like a parking block for me. That's how my hand knows where to stop. My hands like wave around. I hit the ball. They're like, oh, too far. Slide back. There we go. All right. Let's talk to JD. JD?
1:09:58🔗
Caller
Well, you know what? I was thinking I never thought about it before. You know, I just do it. I never really.
1:10:04🔗
Caller
And I go front to back, and I'm wondering if that's normal or because I haven't asked other people yet, you know?
1:10:51🔗
Adam
What's a Blumkin? Blumkin is when you're going number two while receiving oral. Oh, really? The Blumkin.
1:11:00🔗
Adam
You know you've arrived. It's like a donkey punch. That's love. All right. Let's talk to Alan, who's 16. Alan?
1:11:09🔗
Caller
Yeah. My thing is, I think we should improve security at the checkpoints at the airport.
1:11:15🔗
Adam
Hold on. Let me write this down. Oh, it's a genius. I'm going to pass this note along to the authorities. Slow down. You're saying first word you said was airport?
1:11:30🔗
Caller
Well, you see, what happened is I know a person, he seen basically a butterfly knife like the one that comes out in Face Off.
1:11:42🔗
Caller
All you gotta do is put it behind this belt. When the alarm sounds, all he said was, oh, it's my belt, and then I'm passed right through.
1:12:04🔗
Caller
Was he just testing? What if they would have found him with that knife? They'd probably think he was hijacking the plane.
1:12:11🔗
Caller
That knife is against the law here in California. He brought it from Miami, Florida.
1:12:19🔗
Adam
It's good times. Good times. Yeah. I think they've gotten the word about pumping up the security at the airport. But thanks for the heads up there, Alan. We'll pass that along. Drew, would it be great to seriously alert somebody, maybe a congressman or something? Hey, I do a talk radio show and 16-year-old Alan from Anaheim called in, suggested we beef up the security at the airport. You want to see if you can pass it through the Senate or is it something? Thanks. Yeah. Karen? Karen?
1:12:57🔗
Caller
I have a question for you guys, maybe more directed to Dr. Drew. During sex, my left calf muscle, feels like I get a runner's cramp, like a muscle spasm that's extremely painful.
1:13:12🔗
Caller
And I tend to tense up my leg muscles to orgasm. And I'm wondering, and the thing is that my boyfriend and I tried to work on my not doing that, but if I don't, well, I mean, I don't suffer, but if I don't tense them up, then I don't feel anything. It's just a kind of a sensationless.
1:13:44🔗
Adam
Oh, okay. And how do you sort of, though, if you're on top, can you get that calf, you know, push? You know what I'm saying?
1:13:58🔗
Adam
Right. So you're essentially giving birth to an orgasm. I mean, you're pushing it out.
1:14:07🔗
Caller
Stretch it out. You know, honestly, I've actually done that. You have stretched. I've actually done that. We've actually had sex after being in a hot tub for a while.
1:14:30🔗
Adam
Yeah, it's brutal. No, I've had that. You guys have had that where you point, if you're on the bottom and your legs are like locked down, you're pointing your toes in front of you.
1:14:49🔗
Caller
I work out, you know, not like seriously work out three or four weeks. I'm working out, running a little bit.
1:14:58🔗
Adam
Charlie Brown's teacher, Justin, for a second. She exercises some, but she's not a fanatic about it.
1:15:06🔗
Adam
Yeah. It's interesting. You know, that's the way she orgasms by essentially pushing. And I don't know how many women do that. I, as a guy, I do that. That's my move, that push move. Yeah. I honed it in high school on many a lonely night alone, and now I actually use it around women. It's fantastic.
1:15:26🔗
Adam
Yeah. She pushes, and if she doesn't push, she doesn't have the orgasm, but she cramps up on the push.
1:15:34🔗
Adam
Let me get her, well, that's a good question. Where was she, on line five or two? Karen? What about when you're on your own? Does it hurt?
1:15:43🔗
Caller
Yeah. Not always, though. It's a lot easier for me to orgasm masturbating than I do.
1:15:50🔗
Drew
Well, why don't you incorporate whatever that technique is, and sort of bring that into the couple.
1:15:55🔗
Adam
Well, she's not having intercourse then. But hey, Karen, you can feel it start to cramp, right?
1:16:01🔗
Caller
I can, and what we do is I stop, because I know I can feel the, and the thing is that it takes me a while to, I have to literally walk off the spasm, and it turns me off, essentially.
1:16:13🔗
Adam
It's bad. It's like after a batter gets hit by a pitch, he's got to take that little, or almost like knock down by pitch, he's got to step back, walk it around a little, rub a little dirt on it. Just become a lesbian.
1:16:31🔗
Adam
Well, you know, what will stretch you? You know that one that stretches your killies out? Well, that's stretch your calf out. You know, we get like a little riser, a little six inch riser and put your. Hey, Karen.
1:16:42🔗
Caller
Yeah. Can I ask you one little thing? What happened to Diane that was on your TV show?
1:16:55🔗
Caller
Okay. I thought she was a lot of fun. I think you guys are great. You do a great job. I sort of missed her. I wondered where she was on the radio show.
1:17:10🔗
Adam
She's on the job, the Dennis Leary TV show, which is pretty successful in coming back. So she's doing fine. Meanwhile, Drew and I, our careers have gone into the toilet.
1:17:31🔗
Hi.
1:17:35🔗
Caller
Oh, I just want to say that I'm a big fan of the show. I listen to you guys all the time before I go to bed.
1:17:55🔗
Caller
Yeah. Actually, I was wondering, actually, and not a question, more of a favor. I have a band, and I have like been in it since I was 12. And you're 14 now?
1:18:12🔗
Adam
Maybe if you haven't broken by 13, it's time to get out and get a day gig. I mean, that's kind of the rule, right? Right.
1:18:20🔗
Caller
Yeah, but anyway, we're really good. And, you know, we play a lot. We try to play a lot of shows, and we win like we've won like three battle of the band out of like 25 bands. But no one seems to want to play with us or pick us up or anything like that. We have to pretty much fund everything for ourselves.
1:18:41🔗
Caller
That's exactly what we did when we first started. We all started when we were in high school, like really young. And when we just started playing the same place like every week, and it got so old and boring that we wanted to move out and start playing in different places. But in order to do that, what we did is we booked our own shows. Might as well not wait for other people to give you shows. Do it yourself. Book a show and make demo tapes and make free shirts at Kinko's and just do whatever you need to do to get your band out, just stuff it in people's faces. You can't wait around and just wait for something to happen. You need to do it yourself.
1:19:10🔗
Adam
And we're kind of having a little fun with you, Eric. But if your band is pretty tight and you're winning competitions and you have a little following and you're 14 years old, you're going to be fine.
1:19:33🔗
Caller
Because we are really young, I mean, you know, probably younger when New Found started out. But like, you know, I mean, we have to, you know, ask our parents to give us rides and gigs.
1:19:47🔗
Caller
Yeah, we had to ask our parents for money to record our first record. And we had to borrow money from them to rent our first van to go on tour.
1:19:57🔗
Adam
Jordan had to take money out of the cookie jar. And how old were you when you hit the road?
1:20:02🔗
Caller
Yeah, well, I mean, we toured like when we were in high school, like on like winter break, spring break in the summertime. And then when we finally got out of high school, we decided to do it full time.
1:20:13🔗
Caller
Everyone in high school didn't like our band. You know, we were the punk rock band that no one really cared about. You know, now it's like we go to our hometown.
1:20:21🔗
Caller
Yeah, because there was like the cool, what were the preppy kids, the preppy kid band. That's the band that everybody would go see. That's the band would be playing all the cool parties and we'd be playing like a club cue and like.
1:20:35🔗
Adam
I thought it was a genius name. Yeah. What year are we talking about? I mean, when you guys hit the road or when you were in high school?
1:20:49🔗
Adam
I mean, what year on the calendar? 97. All right. I was trying to think what mute. It's not like they were all in the flock of seagulls.
1:21:12🔗
Caller
No. Well, I thought you guys were playing Hit or Miss. That was like our first single or whatever.
1:21:20🔗
Adam
It's called Sucker. That is New Found Glory, that sucker off of the new CD, New Found Glory.
1:24:20🔗
Adam
But they would be clapping if they were here. That was very enjoyable. I really like that song. Thanks. It's nice.
1:24:30🔗
Adam
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Esti Chilidanko was my first kiss of the season. Her name was Esther Chilidanko, 27. I don't care you.
1:24:41🔗
Adam
I was right for my 28th birthday. Now, she changed her name to Esti Chandler later. She got hip. I think she was trying to avoid the stigma of making out with me in the 7th grade. So she actually changed her name. There was a whole relocation program for girls that made out with me. Government would move them to Tucson and take them new names, new jobs, new identities. Now, that's what it sounded like in high school when I was on my own. All right, we're going to take a little break. New Found Glory is here and we'll be back with your questions and comments after this.
1:25:55🔗
Adam
Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. Chad, Jordan, and Steve are all here from New Found Glory. We got Ian's ass out of here.
1:26:08🔗
Adam
He was eyeballing me all night, dude. And it's like, I didn't want to say anything, but I was going to take a swing at the time. I said, I said, one more break, and he probably picked up on my vibe, and he just, he went out to the bus, man.
1:26:28🔗
Hello. How are you?
1:26:31🔗
Not much.
1:26:32🔗
Caller
I know everyone's been thanking you guys, but I'm going to do it again. Thank you for having this whole, like, open, for me, like, thing. It's nice having, like, a team to go to talk about the whole tragedy that's going on.
1:26:42🔗
Adam
Well, thanks. We appreciate that. And that's, you know, we felt that it was something that was important to do during this time.
1:26:52🔗
Caller
Because I know, like, a lot, like, the teachers, you know, like, I'm going to college, of course, right now, and, like, the teachers talk at you, but you don't really talk about it. And so this is good.
1:27:00🔗
Drew
Well, this is the place to come bring your feelings. That's more about trying to intellectually grapple with it.
1:27:04🔗
Adam
It's an easier gig for me. I was getting mad at you thinking about how easy it was just to sit around and talk and not crack jokes. It's like just talking. You don't have to sit around and call everyone a-holes and make fart jokes. I'm on my 18th whack-off joke by, like, 1045, usually. You know, this is easy.
1:27:26🔗
Caller
Okay, and I also had a call for New Found Glory. I was going to go to all of the three California shows, and I think it's really great that you guys were able to postpone it, because I know, like, my whole family's been kind of out of whack lately with all the tragedy in New York.
1:27:41🔗
Caller
Yeah, and I know some people were, I was reading on one of the club boards online on Yahoo or something, and, like, people were upset about it. And I just want to tell you that it's so great. Like, I don't know, I don't think, I know I wouldn't have gone on, like, Wednesday.
1:27:58🔗
Caller
Yeah, and, like, I just think that it's so cool because, like, it's helping us, you know?
1:28:06🔗
Caller
Cool, thank you. Thank you. We actually were supposed to be home, but, you know, by, what, Saturday?
1:28:12🔗
Caller
We were supposed to have, like, five or six days off. We haven't had any days off in the past, like, six months, and we were looking forward to having the time off, but, you know, in spite of what happened, it's, you know, we're definitely, you know, doing the right thing for everybody.
1:28:21🔗
New Found Glory
I honestly feel, I mean, you know, as Dr. Drew says, we have to, you know, live on and do what we have to do and just, you know.
1:28:31🔗
New Found Glory
Yeah, keep your head straight, but it just feels weird even talking about shows.
1:28:35🔗
New Found Glory
It's honestly weird for us to be like, yeah, we're sad we had to cancel a show because honestly shows at this point in time don't really matter.
1:28:45🔗
Adam
Well, there's a balance to strike between being disrupted and proper mourning and coping.
1:28:56🔗
Drew
On the other hand, to go on is important so they don't conquer us with fear. And also people need a release. They need people to look to at a time to help them with their stress.
1:29:06🔗
Adam
Right. So I think there's a mourning period and then that period hopefully comes to an end. You never forget, but you can get on with your life and the duties of life. Rebecca?
1:29:20🔗
Caller
I sure am. Well, I wrote a sonnet in honor of Dr. Drew on his birthday and I tried to call you guys up, but I couldn't get on on Drew's birthday and events since then have rather, you know, seem not like Poetry Night.
1:29:32🔗
Adam
Sure. Now, which birthday is 23rd or the one he celebrated most recently? Okay. So hasn't been that long.
1:29:40🔗
Caller
I hadn't heard of him on his 23rd birthday, although he probably was doing the show back then.
1:29:59🔗
Caller
I, in order to give Drew his due, indict this poem in praise of Dr. Pinsky, a Brainiac of Simp Eternal Hue, the late night talk show version of Kandinsky. As Russian dye grades spill from blue to blue with blue yet deeper showing through in veins. So Drew provided food for thought to chew, afforded the perfect vehicle for brains. Carolla's Ocar-Ocar-Ondo-Mur-Tri-Few, these Jimmy Kimmel's and these Howie Mandel's compared with Drew-
1:31:01🔗
Caller
Compared with Drew who keeps his plan in view, show to Greek fire is futzing Roman candles. So Drew, outdo, fade not, but further flare, to find, to find fire furthered over air. Yeah.
1:31:14🔗
Adam
Hold on. This is why I don't go to the Renaissance Festival every year because you're running to people like Rebecca.
1:31:33🔗
Adam
That, I'll tell you, it was mostly confusing, but there were some shades of brilliance in there, some flares of brilliance, wouldn't you say?
1:31:43🔗
Caller
Okay, one last thing, Adam, I'm going to give you cause for a rant. You know that PSA, which is your total nemesis, that went about how our bodies are not built to withstand airplane turbulence?
1:31:56🔗
Caller
It was just on, where I'm listening to this show, it was just on and it seemed as though in light of recent events, someone would have had a brainwave and taken that off.
1:32:15🔗
Adam
There's a public service announcement that I hear through the national feed in my headphones during the commercials about air turbulence and how dangerous it is. I always do a short rant about it because it's not nearly as dangerous as many other facets of society or many other things that exist. But it seems almost in poor taste to play that thing now, doesn't it?
1:32:42🔗
Adam
I just, I was hearing these news reports where they found the cockpit of the plane that went into...
1:32:53🔗
Adam
They, I was hearing news reports that they found the cockpit of the plane that went in, maybe the first or second plane, that went into the World Trade Center, and that they found guys in there, and the one guy wasn't wearing a pilot's uniform, so it could be assumed that he wasn't. What? And I was like, yeah, that was my thing. It's like, I thought that thing would have been-
1:33:13🔗
Adam
I thought you could have fit that entire plane into a shoe box at this point, that they found it, and that the guy, they found a guy in it. And my only, the only thing I could think of is that it blew through the other side and landed on someone's roof or something. But anyway, just, you know, now, I mean, it was like tragic before, and now, as these stories start coming in, it's becoming surreal, you know what I mean? In a morbid way. All right, we're going to take a break. New Found Glory is here, and we'll be back.
1:34:29🔗
Adam
It's Loveline. All right. Well, there it is. A very interesting week to say the least. I want to thank New Found Glory for coming in here and tell you all that the best way to cope with any tragedy is a New Found Glory CD.
1:34:46🔗
Adam
It is. It's how we can heal ourselves. New Found Glory is the name of the CD. I want to thank, what the hell, Damien for doing a great job on Lead Phone and Coffee all week long, and Lauren for doing a great job, and Tara, don't call me Tara, god damn it, for doing a great job all week long, producer Anne for putting her feminine stinger on the show, and of course, the wizard behind the board, Engineer Anderson for making us sound great all week long, and until next time, this Adam Carolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo.
1:35:22🔗
Caller
As Russian dye grade spills from blue to blue with blue yet deeper showing through in veins, so Drew provided food for thought to chew, afforded the perfect vehicle for brain.
1:35:34🔗
Caller
This has been Loveline. The opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the staff, management, sponsors, or this station. The producer for Loveline is Ann Wilkins Engel. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.