0:54🔗Hey, everybody, it's the Loveline. I'm Adam Carolla. That's Dr. Drew over there. Dr. Drew, board certified physician, addiction medicine specialist, and a doctor. We're back.
1:12🔗AdamAnd we're back. And we're back. And we're back. And we're back. And we're back. And we're back. And we're back. We've got L-O-V-E-1-9-1, Dr. Drew, Board Certified Physician, Addiction Medicine Specialist, and tonight Ozzy Osbourne will be our guest. Ozzy is not in the studio just yet because he's on his way from another location, but he should be walking in here in moments. And a big crowd out there tonight.
1:42🔗AdamYeah. I didn't know, you know, I always knew Ozzy was big, but I didn't know he was this big with the with the youngsters. Does that make me sound old when I call them youngsters?
1:56🔗AdamThe kid folk. The point is, there's a lot of like hip edgy 18 year olds out in our parking lot who are dying to get a picture or autograph with Ozzy Osbourne.
2:07🔗DrewAnd then our usual autograph hounds are there too.
2:09🔗AdamYes. And then the guys who live at home with their parents who get you to sign pictures, but don't want you to put a name on it. They come up to you and go, we're big fans. Don't put my name on it. Just sign it. And could you number it and date it too? So I could sell it on eBay for five bucks and get myself a can of hash while my mom doesn't kick me out of the house. So anyway, Ozzy Osbourne is going to be in here in just a few moments and it's very exciting. There's an electric charge in the air that's not normally here in the Loveline studio unless I got gas.
3:36🔗CallerAnd I was talking to my aunt about it, and she told me that she doesn't get that wet during sex, and she said that she didn't think it was normal, and I want to know what you guys think.
3:51🔗AdamWow. I hope I never have that kind of openness with my nephews that they can come up to me and tell me. Oh, Uncle Adam, boy, I about filled a tub with jizz. Boy, I was banging the bejesus out of my underage girlfriend. I think she's got the crabs. Anyway, don't tell your sister.
4:10🔗DrewNo, no. Listen, maybe something about their masturbating habits. I know that's what it would be. No, Cara, that is a unique talent that some women have, and you're fortunate enough to have that. It's fine.
4:37🔗AdamOkay, good for him. All right, Cara, you're fine. Thanks. Just put one of those metal trays down. You know, they put them in the garage when your transmission leaks. Actually, you kids don't know it, but cars used to leak stuff all the time. They don't seem to leak any more.
4:52🔗DrewYou remember garage floor cleaners and the sand you put down there?
4:56🔗AdamIt was a billion dollar a year industry stuff to clean up stuff that came out of cars. They put like this kitty litter to sop it up. Garages routinely would have pans in them under where the transmission and the engine was. I could remember pulling crappy cars into friends' houses and having their parents yell, don't park in the driveway. We had a gallon of tranny fluid in there last. Remember that?
6:21🔗DrewYeah, it's like putting frogs in front of you and they're pulling your ponytail. Same idea. If it freaks you out, it's good. What do you say, Adam?
6:28🔗AdamGuys are fine with that. Guys eat, you know, cow testicles. Guys, frat guys swallow boogers and goldfish. And guys make a living off of putting gross and weird stuff in their mouth.
6:48🔗DrewThey also, it's a product for their effort.
6:52🔗AdamYeah. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's a trophy in liquid form. It's saying, this chick did not fake her orgasm. Here is, you don't believe me? Look at the Rorschach test on the sheet.
7:05🔗DrewNow, here's the interesting, now, it's a given that some of these women have female orgasmic incontinence. Maybe the ultimate fake orgasm is to just pee.
7:13🔗AdamJust start leaking on them. All right, ladies. Well, you heard it here first from Dr. Drew. Blake?
8:32🔗AdamIt would have been ironic if he had a bar mitzvah like four or five years ago and still hadn't had ejaculation. All right, Blake, you smoke weed?
8:53🔗AdamHappy whacking. I don't know. It may have been bogus. That's my main mayonnaise. That's my main man. Who was that? Snoop Dogg. Jane, you're 24.
9:26🔗CallerHe... My son... He says that I implanted it in my son's brain. But my son is learning disabled. But he came up to me with a bottle of lotion. Said, that's not your lotion. That's daddy's lotion. And then today, he... I came in from taking my son to the doctor. And there was a glass of water that my son was drinking before we left. And there was lotion in it.
10:26🔗CallerI'm not from Bakersfield, but it's kind of close to me.
10:28🔗So you can't use the Bakersfield thing on me.
10:30🔗AdamWell, the wind must be blowing from Bakersfield to wherever you are. Now, look, how about you marry this guy and have four or five kids with him?
11:02🔗DrewOkay, so that means you're going to find a nice sexual abuser, a nice victimizer, bring her to the house and really work that on your kid just the way you had it done to you.
11:32🔗AdamListen, he's not a puppy that you're trying to train. You understand? You can't run behind him and put down newspaper. He's a grown man. He needs some therapy.
11:42🔗DrewWell, he needs SA, really. He needs some real serious consequences.
11:47🔗AdamWhen you got a five-year-old who's learning disabled, who's put two and two together with the lotion, that's bad times. By the way, guys beating off in cop uniforms will scar a child. Just the village people is enough for me.
12:02🔗DrewHe may be doing more than just mastering around this child. Who knows? I think you need to call Child Protective Services. I think you need, or at least get really heavy formal evaluation and require him to go to some sort of family therapy with you.
12:53🔗AdamAll right. Bye. You know, this is why I would like the, we have the MTV camera here. I'm going to speak into the camera for this one. This is why I would like the A-holes that perpetrate this child abuse, molestation, incest, that sort of stuff. This is why we need these people dismembered and then have the parts thrown to polar bears because it's a legacy that keeps going. It's not like you just ruin the kid's afternoon.
13:45🔗DrewThank you. If there were profound consequence to this behavior, you might see it settle down a little bit.
13:50🔗AdamYou mean if we started dismembering the people?
13:52🔗DrewLike you say. The polar bear part I like.
13:56🔗AdamIt's a society. It's a no lose because either it stems the tide of molestation or it doesn't and we get to see guys who molest dismembered. Anyway, you slice it, right? Good times. Alex? You're 21?
14:11🔗CallerI have a question. Okay. I was curious. What are the probabilities of someone getting an STD from oral sex, say if their tongue is pierced or they're not?
14:21🔗DrewIf it hasn't been done recently, like within a few days, there's no added risk.
14:25🔗CallerOkay. Like say if you have your tongue pierced and you like, you know, wait till it heals like for a bottom up.
14:46🔗CallerWell, no. Well, I used to have my tongue pierced. I took it out because like people were telling me, you know, that it's like an open flesh wound and you're more, you know, you could get like, I'm bisexual, so it's like you could like get an STD from, you know, performing oral sex on people.
15:01🔗DrewNo, the tongue, that hole epithelializes very quickly and so it's no significant risk beyond that which you already exposing yourself having oral sex with multiple partners.
15:11🔗CallerOkay. And also like, like, like, what, like, I also heard that you can't, it's like really hard to get like, like say HIV from oral sex because like there's a lot of oxygen in the saliva or something.
15:24🔗DrewYeah, it's the swallowing part that really makes it much easier.
15:40🔗DrewHey, Adam. What's going on, dude? Well, I am.
15:41🔗AdamI'm glad you asked there, Drew, blah, blah, blah, blah. You know, I just had this thought as you're talking about, as you was talking about taking out his tongue piercing.
15:50🔗AdamWhich is, don't you think one of the benefits of all this biological warfare and the anthrax scares and all this going on and a lot of the anthrax saying that it, you know, the, what the hell is it called? The topical stuff, the one that goes in through the skin, cutaneous stuff, enters through cuts and that sort of stuff.
16:12🔗AdamMaybe, and not that it's a direct correlation, but don't you think people are going to be less apt to go in to the piercing parlor and get their tongue done up?
16:21🔗DrewLike everything else, I hope it sort of reorders priorities. And yes, I think doing things to their body, like throwing spears through it, maybe not quite so attractive. And maybe you're not going to go running to an herbalist if you get anthrax and think about that as being the solution, the better, wiser solution than Western medicine and all its, right, the man's alternatives.
16:44🔗AdamYeah, it is funny, everyone is into the herbalist until the chips are down and they're going to die. Now we're all running for the man. Find me a nice blonde Nazi doctor to prescribe me something that upjohn his rate the land to make. Yes. No, here's what I'm saying about the piercing stuff.
16:59🔗DrewYeah, no, I'm saying, it won't be so hard to create violations in your skin integrity.
17:03🔗AdamYeah, because you pop a hole in your tongue and then two days later you're licking an envelope and you're freaking out, right? All right. Let's talk to Ann, who's 17. Ann?
17:18🔗CallerWhen I have sex with my boyfriend sometimes, I'll swell up after and it'll like burn like after I pee and stuff. It'll like burn for a couple of hours later, just like walking and just like.
17:30🔗DrewHow long are you guys doing this, your thing?
18:38🔗DrewAnd then they can also take a look and see if there's anything else going on that might be causing this irritation. But it just sounds like more from friction than anything else.
20:01🔗Hey, well I'm 19 years old, I'm going out with a 16 year old, and everyone tells me that I can't do anything but kiss her. Can you guys tell me what the statutory rape laws are in like Arizona?
20:12🔗DrewDo we have that somewhere, Ann? Where are you?
20:31🔗And I don't know what the appropriate thing is.
20:34🔗DrewI think it's just her own health and safety. Ann, just show me with your fingers what the age is right there. Look it up. Okay. I think just kind of taking it very, very, very slow for her is the way to go. 16 and 19 is a real age difference.
21:37🔗DrewYou are an asshole. Oh, no. Wait. It's oh, it's 1847. It's 18. It's 18. They just jumped around saying 18 now. Oh, so it's 18. Yes, you are. So the don't do it.
21:48🔗AdamAnd I don't know. I don't know what you can do. I think you I think second base legally is as far as you can get.
22:10🔗AdamAll right. But I mean, isn't a 16-year-old girl going to date a 19-year-old? A 16-year-old girl is not interested in 16-year-old guys, are they?
22:17🔗DrewI think 16, 18 works. OK 19-year-old is in a different state of life.
22:22🔗AdamAll right. We're going to take ourselves a little break. Ozzy Osbourne theoretically is en route to the Loveline studio. Drew has the breakdown for all the statutory rape laws around the country.
22:55🔗AdamWe'll be right back. Yeah, that's Clive Barker with his Adam Carolla, instead of Adam Carolla, it's an English thing. I don't know why you guys put that R where the A is supposed to be.
23:43🔗AdamAll right, I don't want to start off on a bad one.
23:45🔗GuestI never went to school, so you're asking me. I'm dyslexic, and I sort of from ADD.
23:50🔗DrewNo, it's Adam too. He doesn't have a lot of comment.
23:53🔗AdamI'm going to tell my kid not to go to school on the off chance he becomes a successful entrepreneur or musician or actor so he can announce that while he counts his millions. Doesn't it feel better? I mean, aren't you glad you didn't go to school now?
24:08🔗GuestWell, not really, because it does get frustrating when I say, instead of K-R-O-Q, I read it all back to front and I see things back to front and my concentration span is about one millionth of a second and in my whole life I must have read maybe five books.
24:32🔗GuestI love to know. You love it? Somebody invented a pill that made me like me. I'd love to go into a library and just pick out a book. I envy people that can read really well. I know people that can speed read. That must be a trip, man.
24:45🔗DrewAdam has so much negative connotation to the book that he can't even get near a book without shuddering and feeling. I do.
24:52🔗GuestI buy books to make myself feel intelligent.
24:56🔗DrewStay around them. You live around books.
24:59🔗GuestI've got first editions of everything. I've got Churchill's first edition. I can't even read the name Churchill. I say, what's this? Sharon buys me these first editions. I go, what does that mean? She goes, this is Winston Churchill's memoirs. I go, what about? How drunk he used to get and how many cigars he used to smoke during the war.
25:18🔗AdamOh, that's sacrilege. He saved your country.
25:22🔗AdamCrap. All right, Ozzy Osbourne is here. Sharon is also here. Sharon is his wife and manager and wrangler and sometimes interpreter. And put your headphones on Sharon because when we get some calls, you're going to want to hear these problems that these kids have. Now, I think I saw Behind The Music on you.
25:43🔗AdamAnd boy, I'll tell you, where do you start? What a great Behind The Music. Like that should have been a five hour behind the music.
25:50🔗GuestIn actual fact, there's part two coming. It's true that there's part two coming out shortly.
25:54🔗AdamYeah, because it wasn't, you know, once in a while, they do a Behind The Music with like a Hazy Phantasy or Third Eye Blind or something. That's my point. There's not enough to fill up the time. But with you, you got too much material for the allotted time. But there's a couple of things.
26:28🔗AdamYou did? All right. Now, Sharon, Sharon, you guys met, I mean, it's been some years now, right? Ten years?
26:34🔗Guest20. No, actually, I first met Sharon when she was a secretary, no, a telephone reception for her father in 1971, and her father was trying to get money for Black Sabbath.
26:47🔗GuestI was wearing a pajama top for his shirt and a hot water faucet for jewelry, and I was smoking pot in the reception, and she was absolutely freaked out.
26:58🔗AdamWeren't you locked up in a hotel room, and Sharon came up and saved you?
27:14🔗AdamDon't go there, man. You don't have to answer any questions, but here's what I'm curious about. When I was watching the Behind the Music thing, and he was biting the head off of the dove in the record meeting, there was pictures of it. It wasn't a reenactment. I was like, who had a camera for this?
27:30🔗GuestWell, it was supposed to be me signing up with the record company.
27:34🔗AdamOh, that's why they were taking the pictures.
27:35🔗GuestIt was a meeting. You know when you go, hi, I'm the new signer. And the next guy comes in, and these dudes are like... So when you go to the fun thing, you put your face through one of them. Be happy, in fact.
27:47🔗GuestOh, we need a camera in here. And besides, Sharon says to me, I want you to go in and throw these doves in the air. I was drunk, and I threw one of them in, and I bit the one's head off. And they all went, well, I did the opposite way around.
27:58🔗AdamYeah, the blood was coming out. It was great that there was a camera there. That's all I'm saying. That was...
28:03🔗GuestNobody bit nobody. I mean, I was... Sharon says... Sharon was literally, literally wetting herself. Literally.
28:35🔗GuestWe went back to her father's house. She says, you guys stink. You need to take a bath more often.
28:43🔗AdamAll right. Well, let me, I'm glad I brought that up.
28:45🔗GuestYou've got us to give kids advice after this.
28:48🔗AdamYeah, we will. We will. We're going to do it. We're going to take a call in a second, but I just want to plug the album and plug the in-store tomorrow, which is at Tower Records on Sunset out here in Hollywood. And that's at five o'clock. That's tomorrow?
29:00🔗GuestYeah, I want to say, I'd be really interested to see how many people come out. I'd like to have a lot of fun with it, you know.
29:09🔗AdamI suspect there'll be a lot of folks out there. Down to Earth is the name of the CD. We're going to hear something off that's coming out tomorrow, right?
29:16🔗GuestYes. Well, it's coming out in about an hour and a half. You can buy it in an hour and a half.
29:23🔗AdamHow do you do that? A tower. Because it's open at night?
29:40🔗Thank you. And also to your wife for getting you back on your feet and having you around this long. I'm really happy.
29:51🔗GuestI mean, that's another thing I don't know how I've done. I don't know how. I don't believe in miracles and things, but I'm sure I had an incredible run, you know. So considering I started in 68 with Black Sabbath.
30:05🔗GuestIt's now 2001. It's like, where has the time gone? It's like, in a flash, it's gone by. So you know what you should do every day? Enjoy your life. Exactly. I mean, Sharon and I were in New York when this terrorist attack happened. You know, and suddenly the world kind of changed for us all. And what I decided to do, you know, is have as much fun as I possibly can. Because you know what? You never know when something bad's going to happen.
30:30🔗DrewWere you in the shadow of all that? Did you see it happen?
30:34🔗GuestWe saw it from the roof of our hotel after we watched the news. We went up to the roof and you could see it all burning.
30:41🔗AdamBut Ozzy, it's not like you were leading a sober, contemplative life of quiet reading before this. I mean, weren't you having fun?
30:51🔗GuestI'm not sober. Now I'm not totally teetotal. Now even now, now I find me with my head down in a bottle of something I shouldn't be doing. And she goes, uh-uh, not allowed. Go back to jail. Do not collect $200.
31:03🔗AdamI mean, you were having a good time before.
31:10🔗GuestYou know what? When you're dead, you're dead for a long years, a lot of years and nobody's ever come back and said, hey, you know what? It's really cool on the other side.
31:17🔗AdamNow, I wish someone would, for Christ's sake. I'm dying to hear that from somebody.
31:22🔗GuestWhen you hear these people say that they saw this white light and they heard a voice say, go back. You know, I mean, I don't believe in all that baloney. I don't believe in ghosts.
31:34🔗GuestI don't believe in ghosts. I don't believe in apparitions. I think people, either the two stone or someone's going on in their head, you know.
31:42🔗AdamWell, do you think you would go to hell if there was a hell?
31:45🔗GuestI think that have, I mean, the 11th of September was, if hell's worse than that, if there is a place called hell, I mean, I believe there's heaven and hell on this domain that we live in.
32:09🔗GuestYou know, with me, I like everything. That's right. The greatest single achievement of my life. I've had platinum dis, Grammy Awards, Walk of Fame, all this. I haven't smoked a cigarette in seven months. That's good. I started smoking when I was 12.
32:29🔗GuestI was smoking for 40 years. And don't ask me how I did that. If I believe there is a miracle, that is one.
32:39🔗Well, I'll tell you what. I prayed to God to win tickets to go see you in Tucson. And I told him, if there is a God, I will quit smoking the next day. And I won the ticket to go see you in Tucson.
32:51🔗You know what? I'm quitting smoking November 1st.
32:54🔗DrewI'm going to quit tomorrow. You know what? I'm quitting next week.
32:57🔗GuestNow, you know what? When you're ready, if you're ready, you'll quit. You gotta be ready.
33:00🔗DrewI agree with you. That's right. You've got to be ready.
33:02🔗GuestI mean, what happened with me? I had the patch, I had the hypnosis, I had the acupuncture, I had the gum and everything. Until one day I just went, you know what? This is the last damn cigarette I'm ever going to put in my mouth. I threw it on the fire and I haven't touched one since. And I didn't go through any crazy withdrawal. I didn't go, you know, because I was ready to quit. I was ready, you know, it's kind of like, you know, you're not getting on with your partner anymore and you know the love is over, but you're sticking it out and then all of a sudden one day you go.
33:53🔗CallerWell, just like, you know, when you're 40, you're supposed to be more sexually driven. And maybe that would come sooner or not at all.
33:59🔗DrewYou're going to use up your orgasms or something?
34:01🔗CallerI don't know, because when I was younger, I used to masturbate at least twice a day for a long time. And now it's just like, it's not as often, like maybe once a week.
34:26🔗DrewWas there anything crazy going on in your house, anything sort of over-arousing, stimulating? You know, was there a lot of chaos or family breaking apart or anything?
34:35🔗CallerNot at all. I just found myself very like, I don't know, I just fantasized a lot.
34:40🔗AdamDid you have an orgasm when you were eight?
35:29🔗AdamOh, you. I see. All right. We're going to take ourselves a little break. The great Ozzy Osbourne is here tonight. His beautiful wife, Sharon, who reminds me of Arianna Huffington, a little bit younger, you know, she reminds me when she's going to take off at me now.
35:45🔗GuestWell, you are the weakest link. The woman.
36:00🔗AdamShe's attractive in an androgynous way. I think Sharon has a much more feminine angle.
36:06🔗GuestAnd also she's got my nuts in her hand as we speak.
36:08🔗DrewWell, that's the part you're sort of picking up on. The weakest link part. You're the weakest link.
36:12🔗AdamDrew's got to hit my nuts in his hand too. That's right. Let's take ourselves a little break. We'll be back with more Sharon and more Ozzy and more you. And we'll hear some stuff off the new CD all after this.
36:56🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. It's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Steve's coming in here. The lead singer from Smash Mouth tomorrow night. Ozzy Osbourne is our guest tonight. The great Ozzy Osbourne and his beautiful wife slash manager Sharon is in here, as well as their Pomeranian dog.
37:15🔗DrewIs this what you mean by the tongue coming out right now?
37:18🔗AdamNo, that's not what I mean. I like it when the Pomeranians close their mouth and their tongue hangs out.
37:26🔗AdamDown to Earth is the name of the CD. It is out tomorrow, which is almost here, about an hour and 15 minutes away on the West Coast. And tomorrow, we're going to be down at the Sunset Tower Records on Sunset at 5 o'clock doing a signing. And how does that work? Do you stay there until you've signed everything?
37:45🔗GuestWell, I try to, well, what I don't like to do, I don't like to advertise it and leave people disappointed. So I try with my damn list to sign at least one thing. But you see, when they come down, it's the people who bring their whole catalogue of this Black Sabbath year and all the bootlegs and whatever. I mean, I try and sign one thing only, because I'll be there all day just signing three people. So I think it's a photo. What did you say?
38:13🔗GuestIt's actually a photo opportunity. Every person that gets in gets a photo with Ozzy.
38:19🔗AdamYeah, Sharon, lean up on that mic, sorry.
38:21🔗GuestYeah, everybody gets a photo taken with Ozzy.
38:32🔗AdamIt'll be nice for about the first eight hours.
38:34🔗GuestNo, but in the old days, we used to do that an awful lot. But, you know, it's some weird, weird, so you always get, I hope it goes without any problem or any hitches, you know.
38:45🔗AdamWell, let me ask you a question just popped in my head, and maybe it's a stupid one. But, you know, as Americans, we, you know, we think of Ozzy Osbourne as our own. Do you know what I'm saying?
38:58🔗GuestI look at myself as being Anglo-American. I mean, I spend a good, I spend more time in Los Angeles than I have in Great Britain.
39:07🔗AdamGod bless you. But do you think, are you, where would you say you were bigger? Will you think you're bigger in England or bigger here?
39:14🔗GuestI mean, I'm recognized wherever I go, you know, wherever I go in the world, people go, are you Ozzy? I forget who I am. I just walk around and people go, it's Ozzy, you know. I really don't, I don't go out much. And I don't go to clubs anymore because I don't go to, I mean, if you're sitting there with a diet Pepsi, you're gonna go right and get, you know, you sit with them, at 11 o'clock you can understand people, but at 2 o'clock in the morning, the language goes drastically downhill.
39:41🔗AdamDo you, if you gotta go out somewhere and do something and you don't wanna be recognized, do you un-Ozzy yourself?
39:49🔗GuestWell, no, I really don't, I'm really, what did you say?
40:04🔗GuestWhat's the point? My job is going out. What's the point when I come at home? Or when she goes, let's go out. And I go, I've been out for the last year and a half, you know.
40:12🔗AdamI'm saying, what if you gotta make a run to the market or something like that? I mean, I know you got people to do that.
40:16🔗GuestI love, you know, my biggest hobbies, I love food shopping. I love it, I love going out and doing food shopping.
40:23🔗AdamBut if you don't want to get hassled, you put a hat on, do you take the shades off?
40:28🔗GuestNo, no, I don't. Because I'm, you know, as the album title goes, I like to be kind of down to earth. And if I'm, sometimes, off, Sharon goes, you better go back and sign that guy because the day they stop asking you for your autograph is the day you got a problem. I go, okay, okay, you know. All right, so she's like, choose me out, you know.
41:04🔗AdamWe're going to hear something off the new CD I was just informed in my earpiece there. This is called Down to Earth and the song is called Gets Me Through. Still got it after all these years. Sounding better than ever. Ozzy Osbourne is our guest tonight. That's the new CD out tomorrow, everybody. We're going to take ourselves a little break, and we're going to be back with Ozzy Osbourne, his beautiful wife Sharon, and Dr. Drew after this.
47:21🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's the Loveline. We're back. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Steve is going to be in here from Smash Mouth tomorrow night. Tonight, we have the great Ozzy Osbourne on the show. His ageless wife, Sharon, who looks exactly the same as she did in whatever pictures I saw behind the music from 20 years ago. And their ageless Pomeranian pup who's manning the mic. What's the dog's name?
47:59🔗AdamAnd the CD is out today if you're listening on the East Coast and tomorrow or an hour, the 16th, yes, the 16th of October is when the new CD is out down to earth. Ozzy is going to be at the Tower Records on Sunset out here in Los Angeles tomorrow, starting at 5 o'clock. He's going to do a photo op and hopefully you will be moved in and out of there so that the 10,000 of you who show up can get through there in a timely way, right, Drew?
48:46🔗GuestStraight up, I'm getting a plane to New York, so it doesn't really matter what, as long as they're there. Some people are very clever, you know, they sort of get back online again, get another album signed. Right. That's when it gets a bit unfair to the rest of the people.
49:07🔗AdamAnd let me put this warning out to you who are going to try to do that. Ozzy does not forget a face. He forgets a book.
49:17🔗AdamAnd Minnie does not forget a face. And Minnie will be guarding Ozzy. And Minnie will latch on to your liver and not let go if you try to double up in that line. But I'm guessing the line will be long enough so there will not be an opportunity for people to go through it twice. Again, that's tomorrow night at the Tower on Sunset, starting at 5 o'clock. Let's get back on the phones and speak to Kevin. Who's 20, Kevin?
49:53🔗CallerYeah. Pretty cool. Back when Black Sabbath and Got Back Together, all that. But I got a question for Dr. Drew. Recently I found out I have Hepatitis C. And my girlfriend, she's like my hip to drugs or nothing like that.
50:29🔗DrewSo you have an obligation to tell her about that?
50:32🔗CallerYeah. I'm kind of scared to tell her because she don't even know about the methadone or anything like that. She knows I go get something in the morning and go somewhere.
50:41🔗DrewDon't you think it's important that she knows?
50:43🔗GuestYou know, what I've learned about methadone, a lot of people when I've been in rehabs have been on methadone, have said to me that coming off methadone is worse than getting off heroin.
50:54🔗DrewOh, it's the worst drug of all to come off of. By far, it's the worst.
50:59🔗CallerI was clean for almost a year and it's just like I went back to getting high again and it's just like I can't quit.
51:26🔗AdamI mean, I don't think you're going to disappoint her. She's in love with you and you're selling siding.
51:30🔗DrewRight. And methadone, even though I hate it and I'm glad you're Ozzy too, it is a rational thing to do, you know, if you're really having trouble.
51:40🔗DrewIt absolutely is. I don't recommend it. It's not something that I adhere to. But if this man's life was in danger from his heroin use and this keeps him safe at least, well, okay. I agree with you though, I don't.
51:53🔗GuestI've met a lot of junkies one time in rehab and they've told me that methadone was the worst of anything.
52:02🔗GuestAnd an actual fact, I knew junkies that would trade their heroin to people that were getting methadone, swap the heroin for the methadone.
52:12🔗DrewAnd it's real variable how bad the withdrawal is for methadone. Some people get through it in a week or two and are okay. Some go awful for two months. I mean, awful.
52:21🔗GuestAll right. I had a thing with the Kalanapin. I got myself well-schooled with it.
52:26🔗DrewThat stuff takes a year before your brain's back normal again.
52:29🔗GuestNo, I'm taking it for life now, whether I like it or not.
52:34🔗AdamWhat do you do with the Kalanapin, Drew?
52:37🔗GuestI started to panic attacks and it was like for anxiety at first.
53:10🔗AdamAll right. So come clean with that. So the Kalanapin, how much of that do you take?
53:15🔗DrewAnd by the way, she no doubt has an alcoholic dad that she's...
53:18🔗AdamIt's probably a reason she's attracted to this character in the first place. That's right. How much Kalanapin do you take? You take it every day?
53:29🔗GuestI've tried coming up, but I literally... I can't live with that. I just wreck my brain cells for a little while. I mean, the deal is whatever you do to excess, if you play now, you pay later. I mean, none of us gets out of here alive. And if you abuse drugs or alcohol or anything, eventually, you're going to get a big payback time.
53:53🔗DrewLast time I met you, you were actually complaining about depression.
53:57🔗GuestI'm now on two different anti-depressions, on Zoloft and another one with a sedative to it. Because what I developed was... about three years ago, I started to get this tremor, and I started to freak out. I went to a neurologist, and I had an MRI, and he told me that I haven't got Parkinson's. I heard them going, my God, I got Parkinson's. I couldn't stop shaking. And what I developed is a non-specific hereditary tremor, which is a medication called Mycelin. I take that three times a day now.
54:33🔗AdamThank God you're living in this age, though. You would have been screwed.
54:38🔗GuestThen I phoned my sister, and I go... I would say to my sister, Gene, I said, You know, I've just been diagnosed, and I had a red t-tremens. She goes, Oh, not you as well. I go, What do you mean, not me as well? You're Uncle George, how do you know? She reels up all these family members. And I go, Well, don't you think somebody should have told me about 29? Sometime in your life, you might start gistering about the planet, you know, don't worry, you know? I was freaking out. I thought, my God.
55:04🔗DrewDoes your neurologist know you're taking all that clonopin, though?
55:30🔗AdamAll right. Oh, I just got to hand in a note here that says, the CD does not go on sale tonight at midnight. On sale Tuesday at 9 a.m., Tuesday the 16th at 9 a.m. That's what is written down here, so the 16th, that's tomorrow for a lot of you.
55:46🔗DrewBut that's good. You were complaining about feeling not good, and now you're feeling good.
56:57🔗GuestNo, but he started to take Viagra and we would wait and wait for it to work. I'd fall asleep and he'd be there with a big boner and I'm fast asleep and he can't wake me up.
57:09🔗GuestI'm going, Sharon, I'm ready. She's going, get lost. I'm lying here like I'm camping with the temple. I'm all boned out, no where to go. I'm looking at Minnie, she's going, not me.
57:22🔗AdamNow, how long does the Viagra, not again, she said, how long does the Viagra take to kick in?
57:27🔗GuestWell, I learned that they're coming out with a new one, which is a nose spray Viagra. It's called Pinocchio.
58:14🔗DrewBut let me finish my line. What I was trying to say is that you look like you feel so much better than the last time you and I spoke. It's striking, so it's nice.
58:23🔗GuestBut I'm not, see, I used to do a lot of screwing around with my medication because my head would go, you're not sexually active, so my head would start thinking, but if I'm not sexually active, it's not going to be too long since my wife starts to wander around looking for something else. So I would start messing around with my medication, and I'd end up freaked out. If I don't take my medication, you got a total basket case. I mean, seriously.
58:50🔗DrewI remember you said, I'll always remember this, that you had trouble being able to enjoy. All you wanted to do is go fishing with your son and be able to enjoy it. That's what you said to me.
59:00🔗GuestYeah, but let me tell you, let me tell you what happened for a minute. We go to the Caribbean after that. And I said, and I go, I go, I know what I'm going to do. Now's the day. I'm going to finally take my son fishing. So I get a boat. They all go, can I come, dad? My two daughters, my wife, my nanny. So they all get on the boat. We got about three. We got a tray, trays of cooked chicken and salad. We get about 30 yards out and they're all going, oh, my son and son are suddenly too fishy. They're all dying, lying in pools of puke. And I'm going, so much for my fantastic fishing trip with my son. And I go, come on, we all go on the boat. They're all throwing up all over the place. The exorcist goes fishing.
59:47🔗AdamBiting the head off the fish. All right. We will take ourselves a call for Ozzy. Andrew.
59:53🔗CallerHey, how the hell are you guys doing? Good.
59:56🔗CallerHow are you doing? Good times. I have a couple of questions, actually. But first, I'd like to say hi to Drew and Adam, of course. Good times.
1:00:04🔗DrewHey, we're coming out there, aren't we?
1:00:05🔗CallerYeah, yeah. You guys are. I know Ozzy is. You guys are coming with him?
1:00:09🔗DrewNo, no, we're coming out there in January.
1:00:11🔗AdamWe're a team now. We're going to open for him.
1:00:13🔗CallerThat'd be great. I can deal with that. You were amazing on Howard the other way, by the way, Adam.
1:00:18🔗AdamOh, thanks. Yeah, we did. Me and Jimmy did Howard Sterner for a couple days, a couple weeks ago. Thank you, Andrew.
1:00:27🔗CallerThat's great. I was just calling to tell you Ozzy, I've had the new album for the last two weeks. I haven't had it, but where I work at has it. And I've been jamming it out every day.
1:00:35🔗DrewDo you work at a radio station or something?
1:00:37🔗CallerI work at a stupid retail store. I probably shouldn't have said that, but I work at a retail store.
1:00:41🔗GuestYou work at a very good retail store, because if you don't listen, you might get fired tomorrow.
1:00:48🔗CallerWe've been blogging it in the store and listening to it. It's somewhat up. To me, it's like reminiscent of The Beatles, kind of. I'm not saying you're ripping off The Beatles, but it's got that vibe to it.
1:00:57🔗GuestWell, I'm a big Beatles fan, and anything that you like somewhere is going to come out in your music. It's going to come out, not intentionally, but whatever you like. It's bound to come out somewhere.
1:01:09🔗CallerIt's amazing. It's got real heart behind it and whatnot. I'm speechless on how it came out.
1:01:15🔗DrewDid you want to ask something about the album cover?
1:01:18🔗CallerYeah. As a matter of fact, I was curious how that concept came up, and I know I read the artist's name there, but how was that done?
1:01:25🔗GuestWell, there was this photographer. What was his name, the photographer?
1:01:28🔗GuestA guy called Nitin, who was an English guy, and he said he was talking about these different concept. He had for an album of photographers. What am I trying to say?
1:01:40🔗GuestAll right. He came up with the idea of X-raying Ozzy's body. So every part of Ozzy's body was X-rayed, and then he superimposed Ozzy's tattoos onto the X-ray.
1:01:54🔗GuestBut I was worried because he was saying to me, I said, isn't it dangerous for someone to be in an X-ray room for more than so many hours or minutes? And as he spoke to me through a 16 inch plate glass window, he said, no, it's fine. We're going to be just fine.
1:02:09🔗GuestThree hours later Ozzy was still in there being X-rayed.
1:02:13🔗DrewWhat kind of X-ray were they doing for three hours?
1:02:15🔗GuestBut every different angle and every part of his body.
1:02:20🔗DrewWere they doing fluoroscopy or was it actually X-ray?
1:02:22🔗GuestActually X-ray. We didn't have the bedside lamp on that night. It was glowing all night.
1:02:29🔗AdamWell, see look, he is a true artist who gives to his craft. Wow. It looks, I'll tell you, I'm looking at it right now and it looks, I don't know, it was worth the cancer, I guess what I'm saying.
1:02:46🔗GuestThanks a lot, man. I'm going to go home tonight. I'm Mr. Hypochondriac. I'm going to say, listen to my chest, can you hear cancer?
1:02:53🔗DrewNow, Drew, I'll get my stethoscope in the break.
1:02:55🔗AdamCheck you out before you leave. I'll give you a clean bill of hell. You're going on forever. If you were going to die, it would have been 20 years ago. That's what I'm saying. Jamie?
1:03:07🔗CallerHi everybody. I have a question about General Wood. I was diagnosed with him today and I've been with the same person for four years. He's the only person I've been with.
1:03:21🔗CallerOkay. I figured that. But I just was wondering, the nurse practitioner said that he couldn't be tested for it. I was wondering if that was true.
1:03:30🔗DrewWell, you don't see anything, right? No. The first thing is inspection. Somebody who knows what to look for should look at him. Then there is a technique where they can pour some acetic acid over the penis and then shine this black light. We did this with Adam.
1:03:45🔗AdamDrew did it to me on the air. It's not painful physically, but emotionally, it will tear you apart.
1:04:25🔗AdamYou guys are looking at me like you're gonna get warts from me.
1:04:29🔗DrewHe had a suspicious lesion on the stunt penis. It wasn't even his penis.
1:04:32🔗AdamDrew didn't believe it was my penis. It was so pristine. It was so low mileage. It was mint. He thought it had been rebuilt. I said, no, it's just kept in the garage. It has almost no mileage on it.
1:04:43🔗GuestYou know, when I became 45, I started to have the prostrate thing. There were so many guys.
1:05:32🔗DrewNot anesthesia, but you're asleep during the thing.
1:05:34🔗AdamThe camera's not too bad, but the sound crew. That'll ruin you. With the boom mic, it's tough. The whole crew has got to get up there. All right. Hey, Jamie?
1:05:46🔗CallerOkay. Actually, I had another question. I was wondering if it could affect my reproductive system.
1:05:51🔗DrewWell, it can in the sense that you can now be at... You are possibly at added risk for cervical cancer. I mean, the wart virus that tends to stick around and not go away is the one that seems to be associated with the cancers. And if they have to do the kinds of procedures that are necessary to take the cancer away, that can sometimes affect cervical competency. But it's not a big deal. So these are common, common, common things. You got to get regular pap smears. That's all this amounts to.
1:06:22🔗GuestI just had a question about my girlfriend. She's 21 and we've been going out for like two years. But within the last like six months, she's wet the bed twice.
1:06:51🔗AdamYeah. That's what happened. I've dreamt I was on the toilet and wet the bed so many times that I actually now dream I'm in bed and dreaming that I'm on the toilet. I've actually added a third step to it and still do it. There's nothing worse because you inevitably wake up in the middle of it.
1:07:04🔗GuestI don't dream until I just wet the bed.
1:07:07🔗AdamWell, your whole house is a toilet. You're rich.
1:07:09🔗GuestWhen he first did that, I thought it was some sort of sexual thing. And I'm like, oh, what's he doing? This is nice. I had my back to him and he was just loaded on me. Didn't even know. And I'm like, oh, this feels so good. What is this? And then his, you know, his eyes are all back out of his mind.
1:07:27🔗GuestI have a case of booze and I'm just going, you asshole.
1:07:42🔗GuestI used to roll my hands, roll cigarettes. One morning, she came into this rehearsal place and I couldn't find my tobacco. And I pulled the bedding clothes back and stuck to her butt. You know, these big lumber tobacco had come out of the pouch and stuck to her butt. I was thinking, she's going to wake up and kill me, you know. So it was like Mission Impossible. I was like getting this flat piece of tobacco and I put it back in the pouch and smoked it. Then nothing had happened.
1:09:50🔗DrewWell, you know, there are women that can have bladder disorders that can predispose to this, and there are emotional conditions that can cause it as well. And if she's had it her whole life, you wonder if it's not some residual emotional issue. Is there something going on with her?
1:10:01🔗GuestBut isn't there an advert on the TV for that? You have to get people to go to the bathroom quite frequently.
1:10:08🔗AdamYeah, but those are like people in their 80s.
1:10:11🔗DrewYeah, there's death trawl and things like that. There's medicines for this. It depends what the issue is with her bladder. The young person, you gotta sort of make the diagnosis.
1:10:18🔗AdamHey, Troy? Yeah. Yeah, we don't have a great answer for you.
1:10:22🔗DrewShe, I mean, she'd have to be evaluated to find out what's going on here. The stuff you can take to even make you stop producing urine during the night, so there's nothing to pee out.
1:10:30🔗AdamOkay. Now, good times there, buddy. Sorry about that. She got like a lemon. That's all. Broken defective girlfriend.
1:10:40🔗AdamRight. You gotta work with it. Ozzy Osbourne is our guest tonight. His lovely wife Sharon is in here, too, as well as Minnie, their beautiful five-year-old palmeraneum. We're going to, uh, who Ozzy thinks is two years old, but in actuality, he's 35 and dog years. So you're like, you're 33 years off, Ozzy. We're going to take a little break. We'll hear something off the new CD when we come back and more with Ozzy and you after this. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew over there, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. We're honored to have the great Ozzy Osbourne with us tonight. Down to Earth is the name of the CD. Gonna be at Tower Records on Sunset tomorrow at 5 o'clock. I got to hand it a note here. And these are all the different places you can find Ozzy doing in stores coming up. On October 17th, he's gonna be at Vintage Vinyl in New Jersey. On the 18th, he's gonna be at Looney Tunes in Long Beach, sorry, Long Island. And Friday the 19th, Tower Records in, well, says in East.
1:13:04🔗GuestOkay. Two summers ago, we were coming back on our charter jet we had, and it was the end of the tour, and everybody was celebrating, we're going home, we're going home, and so Ozzy and I had a little bit of wine, and Ozzy tends to sleepwalk, and he fell asleep on the plane, and-
1:14:12🔗AdamThat would have been great news. Really.
1:14:15🔗GuestOzzy would have gone with his penis stuck in the controls of the Learjet or something.
1:14:21🔗AdamI'll tell you, as a big time rock star, you hear about choking on the vomit or choking on the ham sandwich. This would trump all of those. Ozzy shorted out the navigation system and the plane went down because he'd urinated on the control board.
1:14:39🔗GuestThe urination eventually got the better of him. Died with his will.
1:14:45🔗AdamThey'd interview friends and family. I knew urine would kill him one day. I always warned him.
1:15:06🔗CallerI've been a fan of you since I can't even remember when. And my question was actually for you. Well, there's two questions. I was expecting. I was asking what we can expect from this new album. Is it going to be more like Osmosis or is it?
1:15:20🔗GuestNo, no, it's nothing like Osmosis. It's kind of, what would you describe it, Cameron?
1:15:27🔗GuestMore like More No More Tears, she says.
1:15:29🔗CallerNice. One of my favorite albums. And the second question is, I'm going to get tickets to your show when you come through here in Albuquerque, New Mexico. And I was kind of wondering what to expect from that concert. Is it going to be more new stuff, more old stuff?
1:15:44🔗GuestYou know, the thing is, I've got so much, so much material to choose from. There's going to be a little bit of new stuff, a little bit of the old classics, a little bit of Sabbath. You know, I'm going to try and do a bit of everything, you know.
1:15:57🔗CallerI caught Ozfest in 97, the first Black Sabbath reunion tour in Vegas, and that was just, that was incredible.
1:16:05🔗AdamHey, I think he was bringing up some Kalanapurna.
1:16:11🔗GuestNo, I've got to tell you, I've been on the go all day.
1:16:14🔗AdamOh, yeah. Yeah, listen, I've said this a million times, and we're not even real celebrities, but even we don't get to sleep sometimes. And one of the things they don't tell you about celebrity is you don't get to sleep that much.
1:16:26🔗GuestWell, you see, when he's on his album, you know, I've forgotten what the pressure was like when he's on his album, because I haven't had an album for six years, you know, and suddenly I'm doing in stores, and I'm doing phone interviews, radios, and you go on tilt at the end of the day, you know? Right. You don't know where you are, you know? So talking about the same album, and what you think about this album. I mean, the one thing that I've been touching quite a lot on is like, what I've been saying to people, when this world tried to go to the terrorist attack, all I did for the first three weeks was watch the news all day, all night. And I started to become very irritated, and my sleep pattern was changed, and I didn't feel like I fit, my skin felt crawly, you know? Right. So I went to my doctor, and he said to me, do you watch, you've been watching the news? And I said, yeah. He said, well, I'll tell you what, don't watch the news, just don't watch the news, you'll feel a lot better. And then I thought, Sharon says to me, what do you want to do about this tour coming up? And I said, you know what, I gotta go out there and do my tour because, you know, I cannot let these people stop me working, you know. You cannot let these terrorists stop you. I mean, America has definitely changed after the incident that happened, definitely.
1:17:51🔗AdamBut it's a ripple effect because if you don't do your tour, then there's a few million people who don't get about with their life, which is seeing you on your tour.
1:18:01🔗GuestWhat I'm saying is even if you're not on Ozzy Phone, just go to your football games, get out. Just don't sit watching the news because the news is all bad, man.
1:18:11🔗AdamRight. Now, do you mean soccer or do you mean football?
1:18:13🔗GuestFootball, soccer, whatever, baseball, basketball, whatever you want to call it, whatever you'd like to watch, whatever your favorite thing is.
1:18:23🔗DrewI was going to pee together, I want you to know.
1:18:28🔗GuestNo, he invited me into the men's room, which is more than one place to pee.
1:18:32🔗DrewSo, we peed together and we talked about this and I appreciate him. I think when the rubber hits the road, if you're in the public domain, this is when you need to get up and get on planes and go perform.
1:18:44🔗GuestBecause my drummer flies back to San Francisco every weekend, he lives there. He said, every time I get on a plane, there's only me on the plane. Nobody is flying.
1:18:56🔗DrewNot to go from the sublime to the ridiculous, but Bob Hope, that's what he did. He got on a plane and went over there and entertain because people needed him. That's what he did and they needed him there and he did it.
1:19:09🔗AdamI didn't know Bob Hope was in that bed. Yes, we all need to go about our lives.
1:19:17🔗GuestIn Great Britain, we've had terrorism all my life for the IRA. In Europe, we had terrorism in Europe for a long time. In America, it's the only thing anybody ever gets used to having terrorism.
1:19:35🔗AdamTo be fair to us, we didn't have terrorism, but to make up for it, we had school kids shooting each other, which was sort of a way to supplement our homeland terror, you know. We create our own terror.
1:19:49🔗GuestBut the great thing about America is that everybody has their freedom to do what they want and you can't allow anybody to stop that. And so you have to keep, I mean, that's what America is built on.
1:20:01🔗AdamYeah. And I think, I mean, for the most part, that's the way it's going. I know people are scared oftentimes, but it hasn't affected a lot of people I know in terms of their schedule. Emotionally, it has, but they've been going about their business.
1:20:15🔗GuestI mean, for the first two weeks, I don't know about you, I was completely in shock. I was disbelieved when we were in New York and the Twin Towers collapsed. I was like, my God, they've come down.
1:20:29🔗GuestI think people are frightened right now.
1:20:31🔗AdamOh, they definitely are. But I think they're going to work. You know what I mean?
1:20:35🔗GuestYou've got to have some, what I'm saying is you've got to have some form of release. You can't stay in your own head.
1:20:42🔗GuestThat's what I'm trying to do. That's why it's important to have them do it. Do you think people will come to the concerts? Because I don't want to plug them into the halls. No, they'll come out.
1:20:51🔗AdamYou have a very ballsy audience, I think. I think your audience, more than almost any audience, will come out. Do you know what I mean? I hope you're right. The graphic is people that stare death in the eye on a daily basis. That may be what attracts them to you. You know what I mean? You don't have pussies for fans.
1:21:13🔗GuestI wouldn't believe to stare death in the eyes.
1:21:17🔗AdamNo, I mean, I don't want to quite go into an Ozzy Osbourne concert with cheating death or staring death in the eye, but what I'm saying is, your audience...
1:21:25🔗GuestNot like the Britney Spears audience, right?
1:21:27🔗AdamRight. Because the Britney Spears audience, their parents may say, no, you can't go or we're not going to take you.
1:21:34🔗DrewYou can't go away from us. We'd have to go with you, right?
1:21:37🔗AdamRight. Your audience shows up three hours earlier, gets loaded out in the parking lot, urinates on themselves, and then heads in and stares death in the eye. That's why they're attracted to you. So you don't have to worry about your audience. We love them. Thank you.
1:21:50🔗GuestThat's a nice little thing. I'll sleep nice next time. I'll probably urinate more to make it feel better.
1:21:56🔗AdamDo it for me. Give her a spurt for me. First ounce on me. All right, we're going to take a break, and then I promise we'll hear something else off the new Ozzy Osbourne CD right after this.
1:22:06🔗GuestYou're going to go put on your own break now?
1:22:16🔗CallerThis is Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191. Loveline will be right back.
1:22:41🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew over there. Steve's going to be in here from Smash Mouth tomorrow night. Our friend Smash Mouth, Ozzy Osbourne, the great Ozzy Osbourne, in with us tonight. His lovely, lovely ageless wife, Sharon, is in here as well.
1:28:01🔗AdamThat sounded great. Yeah, you know, I know it sounds like I'm kissing ass here, but the production value on the... Thank you. Your CDs is always amazing. I mean, it just seems like a cut above everyone else's.
1:28:18🔗GuestWell, you know, a lot of bands now just make records. There's a certain amount of art that goes to making record, and I'm working with a great producer on this album, a guy called Tim Palmer. He really made the album come together, you know. So it's kind of like after six years, I've forgotten what I kind of got used to just doing the house fest, you know.
1:28:48🔗AdamIt sounded amazing. They've really, I mean, I used to be able to tell the difference.
1:28:53🔗GuestTim does nice little tricks that you don't really hear. You kind of, when they're all blended together, he's a musician himself, and he did a lot of the writing on the album with me. I co-wrote about three or four songs with him.
1:29:09🔗AdamSo I mean, like when you go on the road, can you reproduce that?
1:29:12🔗GuestYeah. We got the stuff on an emulator.
1:29:16🔗AdamWow. I used to be able to tell the difference between the synthesized stuff and the full orchestra.
1:29:23🔗GuestI mean, it's gone leaps and bounds since the day of the Moog.
1:30:14🔗CallerI just wanted to say that I got tickets for your show in Cincinnati and I can't wait to see you rock. And I just had a question and I wanted to know what keeps you motivated?
1:30:26🔗GuestIt's my passion for what I do and what else can I do? I mean, I've tried retirement. And one thing I learned about retirement, you've got to have something to retire to, you know. Your books. But I can't. I'm dyslexic. Oh, that's right. You have to read all the grades. You know, seriously, everybody goes, I'm going to retire at 50. But then you got to think, what are you going to do? You got to sit down and go, I'm retired. I'm retired. I'm not doing anything today because I'm retired. Boring.
1:30:58🔗AdamAnd the devil makes work for idle hands, which...
1:31:01🔗GuestThat's true. I mean, that's when I start screaming. I start going, but if I had this malt vinegar with these...
1:31:07🔗AdamRight. If I smoke the Viagra, I'd get a quicker motor.
1:31:10🔗GuestNo, it's actually with the Viagra. So, some doctor told me that if I break the pill in half and put half a pill under my tongue, it'll work quicker. But don't, what you just taste like crap in your mouth.
1:31:31🔗AdamHey, Brian. Yes. He has passion and he has nothing to do. Those are the two things.
1:31:36🔗GuestNo, no, no. I have passion for me. I mean, it keeps me feeling young and it's what I do, you know. I mean, someone once said to one of my heroes, Paul McCartney, you're a billionaire. Why do you want to still keep rocking around? And he goes, it's what I do. And I can really understand where he's coming from. It's not the money. It's just what I do, you know.
1:32:01🔗GuestIt's like, I mean, the only difference between modern rock and vaudeville is electric guitars, you know. It's still like, is everybody happy? You all having a good, wonderful time. And audience, I love my audience to participate with the show, you know, to a certain degree. Yeah, that's interesting. It's kind of, when you've been around as long as I am, it's like sing along with Ozzy, you know.
1:33:38🔗CallerLove Line with Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew. We'll be right back.
1:34:12🔗AdamAll right, that is it. We just had a bestiality conversation, and Sharon offended Ozzy's delicate sensibilities by saying she's all for oral sex with animals.
1:34:24🔗GuestYes. So you're giving them, they're going to say you're... I'm not going to say what they're going to say you are.
1:34:30🔗GuestWell, I've been called everything else. I might as well be a pervert.
1:34:33🔗AdamFine. You don't look the part. You can get away with it. All right, Down Earth is the name of the CD. Everybody go out and get that. It is out tomorrow or today or the 16th. And that's probably the easiest way to do it. Tower on Sunset tomorrow, everybody. Five o'clock. Ozzy will be there. Photo ops and he'll be there until the last one of you. Everybody takes the last picture. Nice meeting you. Thanks for coming out.
1:34:59🔗AdamReal honor. And that is over. Smash Mouth tomorrow night. Until next time, it's Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo.
1:35:05🔗GuestI'm going, Sharon, I'm ready. She's going, get lost. I'm lying here like I'm camping with the tent pole.
1:35:13🔗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 Engel. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.