1:01🔗VoiceoverListener discretion is advised. Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew Loveline, Coast to Coast.
1:13🔗VoiceoverHey, everybody, it's the Love Line. I'm Adam Corolla, and that is Dr. Drew over there. Dr. Drew, Board Certified Physician, Addiction Medicine Specialist, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Kandace Krueger is our guest tonight. Is something up with your headphones there, Drew?
1:56🔗AdamWell, I need my second one. I get two a month. Drew, was it the Miss USA competition this year? Correct? As a judge? How did that go there, Drew? Did you vote for Kandace?
3:08🔗AdamNo, I know. You're one of these people is not into it, but everyone else-
3:13🔗DrewShe was convinced by her friends to do the content.
3:14🔗AdamRight, right. Your friends dragged you down, signed you up without your blessing, but all the other people. I mean, a lot of these people have been going through pageants since they were younger. Yeah. Even if they're not intentionally training for it, it's like in a way like a president training to be a president by going to Harvard or going to law school or becoming a poli sci major or something like that. I mean, all the things you did, not getting arrested, things like that, were in a way sort of a build up to this one question. What was your question?
3:47🔗Actually, the final question, the top three question was our opinion on cloning. That was a real hot topic at the time.
3:54🔗AdamAnd the one who screwed it up misinterpreted it and thought she said cloning, and went on this big dissertation about it, has no place in the classroom. What happened? I want to hear about the one who screwed up.
4:30🔗DrewActually, look, she just answered it comfortably. She talked about it a lot. I don't even remember what you said, but it was meaningful and it was comfortable and easy and it made sense and it was well spoken.
4:40🔗DrewIt wasn't forced, I think. It was just completely present. I was like, okay.
4:43🔗AdamI think people out think themselves in that.
4:46🔗DrewWhat are you going to use for treatment on cloning? Molecular biology?
4:49🔗AdamListen, I'm no scientist, but my reaction and it's just a layman's opinion, and all of a sudden you win everyone over. You start off a little self-deprecation.
4:59🔗DrewIt's about her now. I don't know about you.
5:00🔗AdamHere's my opinion. Well, I'm giving her her answer. Shut up, Drew. How dare you barge into my studio and conduct yourself this way in my program? What other questions did you get beside cloning?
5:13🔗CallerThe other question was regarding my mom and the rivalry between, not really the rivalry, I guess the-
5:20🔗CallerI forget the way it was worded. They were actually three questions. I can't remember. That set of questions was referring to my relationship with my mom. My mom and I are very close, and so that one was really easy to answer and a lot of fun, actually.
5:33🔗AdamAnd so now, what are your duties as Miss USA?
5:36🔗CallerWell, my main goal is to help to raise awareness about both breast and ovarian cancer. Those are both my official causes as Miss USA.
6:14🔗AdamAnd now you open tire stores, but you talk about breast safety.
6:16🔗CallerExactly, I do. You gotta educate those women that are buying tires.
6:20🔗DrewBreast safety? Well, it's really what it is.
6:24🔗AdamI mean, you get them mammograms and you feel yourself up in the shower, right? So, okay, now what about, and why in the shower? Is it just because you happen to be naked, or does it have something to do? I see, okay.
6:36🔗CallerAnd you're by yourself, it's, you know.
6:40🔗AdamRight, where you have a little lubrication there. Right. I touched myself in the shower about an hour ago, by the way. So, now what? We were talking before the show, you're going to do some USO stuff?
6:54🔗CallerWell, I get on a plane and, just kidding. Actually, I'm not real familiar with the, I'm not real informed about the entire trip, I just found out today. I believe we're going to the Balkans, and I leave on the 11th, and I'll be there until the 19th.
7:11🔗AdamYou don't spin a baton or anything, right? You say hi and talk to them.
7:16🔗CallerActually, you're going to laugh when I tell you, but I think I'm going to be lip syncing a song.
8:44🔗AdamNo, I know. I love it when the crazy Korean chick plays the harp and stuff like that. It's always bizarre. And the worst is when they count acting as a talent. You know, so they go, she's going to do a scene from Hurly Burly now. It's like, wait a minute, that's not a talent. You just memorize something.
9:02🔗CallerRight. I think that's one of the reasons that, you know, they didn't ever add the talent portion into the competition.
9:07🔗AdamWell, what they should really do is just do it like they do with the open mics when I used to do stand up, which is they do the talent thing, but if it's not going good, they shine the flashlight on you, and that means wrap it up.
9:16🔗DrewPut three of them out there and just go, OK, you're in a school.
9:47🔗CallerWell, I guess this question is for Dr. Drew. I can't seem to get aroused. Now, when I was younger at age 12, I had a bilateral self-hingeophrectomy. Am I saying that right?
10:31🔗CallerI was on Premarin and Provera at first, and then they switched me over to Prem Pro. And then since I kept going to doctors and telling them I had no libido, I didn't get aroused at all, they had me on Demulant, and now I'm on Estratus. So it doesn't seem to be working.
10:50🔗DrewHow long has the libido problem been present?
10:53🔗CallerWell, I remember I used to, like, when I was younger, like before the surgeries and everything, like I would get aroused, but then after that, I know it was bad.
12:17🔗AdamGood. Good for you. All right. So Drew, what about this?
12:20🔗DrewI wonder if this is something more to do with the chemo than your hormones per se. Because estretest, what you're on, is a pretty substantial combination of estrogen and testosterone. That usually takes care of this unless you're depressed or on other medication that suppresses your libido. I would look into maybe seeing a general medical doctor about whether or not this is some sort of residual effect of the chemo. Because the lymphoma chemos are pretty hefty. And there can be heart problems and lung problems and other things that can kind of just physically can impair your ability to respond and feel well and have a normal libido.
12:52🔗AdamSure, that's pretty unusual having that procedure at that age, isn't it?
12:57🔗DrewThat's why I said what happened. How about just lymphoma? I've never seen lymphoma of the pelvic organs, ever.
13:12🔗DrewYou want to know if God really hates her?
13:13🔗AdamWell, I think either God has cursed her or it's like everyone needs an answer. You know, she stood too close to the microwave as a kid or something like that.
13:36🔗I've been with my girlfriend currently for about two years, two and a half years, and we both had protected and unprotected sex. And she's really, she's on birth control and stuff, so no kids or nothing. And she actually, when we do use condoms or used to, the reason we stopped is because when we lubricated the condom with the KY jelly, she said it actually burns her. We've tried like KY and like wet and like some other products of that nature, but she said like burns when I put it on.
14:03🔗DrewI think it's the lubricant, not the condom itself.
14:05🔗Yeah, cause I've used like the condom and just the lubricant just wears out. So you just put, you know, get the KY and put it on. And it just, it wears out.
14:14🔗DrewI think that has more to do with the fact that you let things wear out. You know what I'm saying? That you were not paying attention sooner.
14:24🔗AdamYou will fry a bearing if you don't repack them every once in a while. Okay. That's what Kandace was about to chime in with. One good automotive reference there. Hey, but Drew, I just had this crazy idea. Yeah. I really mean it. This KY and this other stuff, the vagina, how much different is that than the mouth in terms of what it could tolerate?
15:22🔗AdamYou got like the mucus membrane in there?
15:24🔗DrewSimilar. I mean, certainly in terms of how the immune system operates, it's similar.
15:27🔗AdamWhat's a good part of your skin, like I said, like right under your underarm or something, like somewhere the skin is sort of sensitive inside of your arm by your elbow? Yeah. So should people, before they get out the love lube, put a dab on there and see what it does?
15:46🔗DrewIf you were going to have a bad allergic reaction, yeah, you'd probably have it in your skin.
15:50🔗CallerWhat are the chances of having an allergic reaction, that stuff though?
15:52🔗DrewThe KY is pretty inert. Some of the stuff I'm sure people get their hands on as perfumes and things people can react to.
15:58🔗AdamBut I'll tell you, Drew, I keep some on there, just like, I remember Fred Balitnikov, the old wide out for the LA Raiders. He used to put that stick-em all over his sock. He'd put it in there and he'd reach down. He'd reach down and dab on it.
16:15🔗DrewI thought you said the Raiders. I thought you said the Rams, I'm sorry.
16:18🔗AdamHow dare you. He'd, where was I? He'd reach down and grab some, right? Lester Hayes used to do that too, until they outlawed it. I like to do that when I'm having sex with the KY. I'll just put a big blob on, like on the inside of my sock or the inside of my elbow. That way I can get to it.
16:50🔗My question is for Dr. Drew. My boyfriend had told me like less than a week ago, he was developing symptoms I thought were associated with a bladder infection. He went to the doctor the other day, and the doctor gave him Cipro, which is a three-day dose. So I assume it's a pretty high dose for if he's only taking it for three days.
17:14🔗DrewNo. That's a standard dose for a urinary tract infection.
17:18🔗What I'm concerned with is he had wondered how he developed it, and the doctor asked him if he had any new sexual partners. Is that something that can be transferred through sex?
17:31🔗DrewThis sounds like this whole situation is a little bit screwed up, because a true urinary tract infection can be treated even with one dose of an antibiotic and three days is nowadays sort of a standard course, and that's a bacteria like E coli that gets into your bladder, also called a bladder infection or a kidney infection. Sometimes people call it if it gets up even higher. Sexually transmitted disease is actually usually an infection of the urethra, and that will not get better with three days of Cipro. Not typically, and it will require some other antibiotics for that. So he's not really being treated for a sexually transmitted disease, he's being treated for a bladder infection. And bladder infections in men are usually not contracted through sexual contact.
18:09🔗AdamNo, unless they have a really short urethra, then it gets pushed up in there.
18:16🔗Sorry, Adam. I shouldn't have to worry about I've contracted a bladder infection.
18:21🔗DrewNo, no, no, no, no. But you should be seen just to make sure that he was diagnosed properly. I mean, maybe there's a chlamydia or something here that was sort of missed, and get it checked out.
18:29🔗AdamDo you suspect he's been screwing around on you?
18:31🔗No, not at all. Actually, like when we discussed it, he had said, well, do I have anything to worry about? Like I was screwing around on him, possibly.
18:41🔗I believe so, because I had told him when he went there that that's all they're going to do is make him be in a cup and they'll check it. And he didn't say that they did anything differently.
18:50🔗DrewYeah, it just sounds like this wasn't thoroughly done. It could be a prostate infection. It could be a lot of different things.
19:12🔗DrewAnd what I find interesting is, how come women weren't dying of pyelonephritis, which is the kidney infection?
19:18🔗AdamI've just had that conversation with one of my buddies today.
19:20🔗DrewYou know what I'm saying? In the days of yore before antibiotics, these things can be very serious. Why weren't women dying of this all the time?
19:27🔗AdamWell, maybe they were dying of it. They just didn't know what it was.
19:30🔗DrewThey were calling it the grip or consumption or something.
19:36🔗AdamApox has been put on your bladder. Now, doesn't this go away for women like when they get into their 30s? Are they not hump as much? Are they don't complain about it as much? Or what is it?
19:48🔗DrewIn later life, the main kinds of illnesses we see other than flus and whatnot, women in their 70s and 80s, is urinary sepsis and pneumonia. So these urinary infections become systemic. They become overwhelming later.
19:59🔗AdamWow. Is it that older, I don't know, maybe it's just the show. We don't talk to a bunch of women in their 50s. I never hear older women seeming to complain about it.
20:10🔗DrewIt's one partner. They're sort of figuring that all out and how not to get it.
20:14🔗AdamRight. I think as the relationship progresses, a lot of them go the anal route. Is that what you're saying, Drew? That would have been a good answer for that Miss USA question, Candice?
20:55🔗CallerNot much. I just had a question. I've never had a sexual encounter with woman or man, but there's a guy on the football team that I'm leaning towards.
21:10🔗CallerI don't know if I'm gay or not because I've never really been interested in the whole thing yet. I just was wondering how I go about, if I should approach him or-
22:10🔗AdamAll right. All right, James. See you. Good try. Now, see, here's the whole thing on this show in terms of the bogus calls. A and B have to equal C. Right. You can't call up. See, here's what happens. People call up with C and that's fine. It's like C is, well, I'm interested in this guy on the team and fine. That's not bogus. That happens all the time. But then when we go back and explore A and B, it's got to equal that. And when it doesn't, that means bogus. You're not just hot for some guy named Steve on your football team and never think about other men, and never have any contact, and never fantasize about that.
23:11🔗AdamYeah. Okay. Be lip-syncing on the deck of US aircraft. Peter Roosevelt. Yeah. Fantastic. All right. We're going to take ourselves a little break. When we come back, we'll speak to Jeremy. Did you cry when they put the crown on you or the tiara on you?
23:26🔗CallerEventually. Eventually. At first, I couldn't. It wouldn't happen. I felt like I needed to cry, but it didn't happen.
23:33🔗AdamYeah. Otherwise, I think, this bitch, she didn't want it.
23:37🔗DrewIt's overwhelming. I was sitting next to Martha Stewart, and she walks up and she goes, well, are you happy? Do you remember that? No. I thought, what an interesting thing to ask.
23:47🔗CallerShe asked me that. Oh gosh, the whole night is a blur.
23:49🔗DrewShe goes, you happy? You glad you got that? Is this what you wanted? It's like, what a funny thing to ask.
23:55🔗AdamWas she just making conversation or was she on camera?
23:58🔗DrewNo, it was not on camera. She and I walked up onto the stage at the end of this thing, and she walked right up to you and went, I'm happy for you. Is this what you wanted? Are you happy?
24:11🔗AdamYou realize the next year you're not going to be able to sleep in or smoke weed. I hope you're satisfied. We'll take a little break. We'll be back.
24:52🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Carolla. It's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number, 1-800-LOVE-191. Kandace Krueger is our guest tonight. She's currently Miss USA 2001. Well, she didn't cry initially, but then she stepped on the bed. She was crying. She was crying. She was crying. And then the attack that she'd put in her shoe, and tears came to her eyes. So she got that. Martha Stewart was one of the guests, or one of the judges, along with Dr. Drew. This was in March, and where was this at?
25:29🔗CallerWell, each different cities can put in bids to have the pageant in their city, and Gary was selected. You know, they're really trying to improve their image.
25:42🔗CallerThey are, right? And trying to boost the image of the city and kind of overhaul the city, I guess you could say. And they thought that it would be good to have us there. And it was. I think it was. I hope that they got what they thought from having the pageant there. Kind of beautify Gary a little bit.
26:00🔗AdamWhat happened to Gary? I mean, did something screw them up along the way? What'd they do over there?
26:05🔗DrewThey've had some economic issues and crime issues over the last 20, 30 years.
26:09🔗AdamAll right. Well, someone should tell them no one cares. Do you know what I'm saying?
26:14🔗DrewThe restaurants there were one of the best dinners ever.
26:19🔗DrewNo, no. This is great restaurant. I mean, it's sort of surprising.
26:23🔗CallerI think everything that's happened over the last few weeks, it really puts things into perspective. I think it's more about the people. I was just there a few weeks ago and spoke at a breast cancer luncheon. The people there have always, every trip I've made there have just been so hospitable and just as kind as could be. I think that's what it's all about. They're really working their hardest, like I said, to really do it.
26:45🔗AdamTo be fair, you don't see the dark side of Gary. There's a seedy underbelly over there that you're not exposed to because you're talking at luncheons and things. I'll show you my Gary, Indiana, and you'll be whistling a different tune, right, Drew? Okay. Drew, who else? Who else would you like to go on about? Gary Elamard?
28:47🔗Kandace KruegerIt's improved pleasure between myself and my partner.
28:52🔗DrewWhat was the problem you were having in the first place?
28:57🔗Kandace KruegerWell, there hasn't been a problem. I think now that I've gotten older, I just need maybe a little more stimulus.
29:03🔗AdamLet me ask a C-ring related question. I've never used one. I'm familiar with the concept and how it's supposed to work. But what I can't figure out is, it's a ring. You don't snap it on, right?
29:15🔗Kandace KruegerNo. Well, the one that I got, it's kind of tight. I could have got one, I think, a little bigger.
29:26🔗AdamHold on. How does this happen every night? Here's how it goes. A little reenactment. Let me clear something up. Now, it's a ring. You don't snap it on, right? It's a ring. No, no, no. Mine is tight.
29:42🔗AdamMine's tight. Now, it's a ring. I just want to make sure we know that it's a closed ring. And the question that I want to know is when do you put it now, you don't put it on after you have the erection. Or do you put it on before? You must put it on before, but then how's the blood get in there? And we're going to ask James, but this may take a while.
30:03🔗DrewYou know, it's under arterial pressure, and it's the venous stuff that doesn't get out. You know what I'm saying?
30:08🔗AdamNo. But, James? Yes. So, you put the ring on after the erection?
30:14🔗Kandace KruegerYes, sometimes. But for the most part, the reason I'm really concerned is because...
30:18🔗AdamHold on. Hold on. You put the ring on after the erection?
30:24🔗Kandace KruegerAfter the erection has come on, yes.
30:27🔗AdamOkay. Just say yes, then. Yes, well, sometimes.
30:38🔗Kandace KruegerWell, I'm concerned about, you know, I know that there are farmers or ranchers that put these things on their sheep to castrate them.
31:15🔗AdamHey, you're a prick. I am, but I know there's a lot of people listening who don't know how these things work, and I just want to go through it.
31:23🔗DrewI'm one of them. That's why I'm just speculating.
31:24🔗AdamWell, I know. Drew just drew a picture of a big sack hanging through a hula hoop. You idiot. No, it goes on only over the penis, and then the question is, when you're flaccid, how does it stay on? But of course, James had no idea what I meant when I said that.
31:39🔗DrewAll right, James, go ahead and ask your question before you actually break the fist across it.
31:41🔗AdamNo, I want to know how it stays on when you're not erect.
31:45🔗Kandace KruegerWell, for the most part, it keeps me in gorge throughout the entire day. Sometimes I just find myself just wearing it all the time. And it's done a lot for my self-esteem as well because I find, you know.
31:55🔗AdamListen, if that's true, then you need a lobotomy. You wear a C-ring out all day with an erection for eight hours.
32:37🔗AdamYeah, three months. That's right. All right. You're cool. James, just use it for sex. Don't wear it outside the house. What about the butt plug? Do you wear that to work, though?
32:44🔗Kandace KruegerNo, I don't wear one of that.
32:45🔗AdamAll right. Take care of yourself. What do you do for a living? Work with kids?
34:02🔗CallerHow are you doing, Dr. Drew? Adam. Hey. Big fan. Great. My question, Dr. Drew, this is to both of you. Because, you know, I was wondering if there is there something that like kids in there, you know, about to be 21, like a midlife crisis sort of thing that you get at a young age?
34:21🔗DrewYeah, there's a whole syndrome now being called the quarter life.
34:26🔗DrewYeah, it's depression. But they're sort of characterizing it as the quarter life crisis. Somebody wrote a book and called it that. I actually did the Oprah show about that. Very phenomenal.
34:34🔗CallerIt can't be depression. I mean, I'm not depressed. I, you know, I have a lot of friends.
34:41🔗CallerWell, I mean, you know, I'm in college. I go to Michigan State here and, like, I, you know, my roommates, you know, we were all close friends. I broke up with my girlfriend last month. And I mean, the reason was, like, I have absolutely no idea what I want to do with my life anymore. I used to say I'm going to go to law school, you know, be a lawyer, do whatever.
34:58🔗DrewYou know, you might look at a book called Passages because it talks about the 18 to 22-year-old transition. And it is one of the most difficult transitions in life. It's the final individuation from your home of origin. It is the establishment of who you are in the world. It is a lot of heavy decision. People, I would, that for me was one of the most difficult phases of my life. I would not want to go through that again.
35:20🔗AdamI was up nights just lamenting, you know, going over my decision. Did I make the right move going from cleaning carpets to digging ditches?
35:31🔗AdamI want to kill myself when I was 27, too.
35:34🔗DrewBut you sort of got stuck in that transition, never got out.
35:36🔗AdamWell, that's because I came from a bunch of losers and no one had any money and I was hanging around with idiots. There was nothing to do. It's worse when you're like...
35:46🔗AdamWell, yeah, you know, you're depressed because you have options and I was depressed because I had no options.
35:52🔗DrewIt's still, but it's still part of the same problem, which you're trying to dig out literally and establish yourself in the world and who you are.
35:58🔗CallerIt's a scary time because you're making huge life decisions that are going to affect your future.
36:02🔗AdamBut you're going to college, Drew. You just go to college. That's what you did.
36:07🔗DrewYeah, but then during college you're trying to make choices about what to study, where you're going, how much time you're going to dedicate to this.
36:13🔗AdamYou're breaking my heart. Jeremy, just stay in college, would you?
36:19🔗DrewAnd by the way, some of this is depression, Jeremy. It is kind of a depression.
36:22🔗CallerI mean, depression. You know why I think it's a depression? I think, you know, I mean, I don't have the type of thing, like, I don't really have to worry about money or anything like that. I come from a good family. My parents, you know, my dad's a lawyer, but never ever questioned.
36:35🔗DrewLet's call it, put a different word on it. Let's call it stress.
37:17🔗DrewNo, it makes it worse. Believe me. You'll start having, you could have panic, might, you might get addicted if you really like it, and it could make your depression worse.
37:26🔗DrewThere's no medicinal marijuana for mental illness. There's no such thing.
37:29🔗AdamAll right. Here's the deal. That time from the time that you graduate high school, tell the time that you get involved with the career, I think as a male especially, until you get involved with the career that you like, which is oftentimes a pretty big window, can be a turbulent time.
37:50🔗AdamWell, also, when you're going to high school and you're a horrible student and you're not going to college, you might as well just be working. I mean mentally. You're thinking, the clock's ticking. I'm going to graduate in another six months and then what?
38:04🔗DrewLet me just quickly see if this guy's a marijuana addict.
38:06🔗AdamNo, he's fine. He's fine. He's good. All right. Jeremy?
38:47🔗AdamJust a hand, huh? All right. We'll take a little break. We'll be right back.
38:52🔗Loveline, Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191, we'll be right back.
39:26🔗AdamHey, Loveline, I'm Adam, that's Drew, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Kandace Krueger is our guest tonight, Miss USA 2001. I hadn't seen Kandace stand up until now, but she's a big, tall, beautiful drink of water.
40:06🔗AdamAnd Drew, you were down low too. I mean, that's a good angle. You know what I'm saying?
40:11🔗DrewI imagine, but the whole time I kept thinking to myself, what it is you guys have to go through? I mean, and there's a whole thing there. They're communicating the whole time.
40:22🔗AdamYeah, well, what about some of those rituals you always hear about, the Vaseline or the Preparation H or Duct Tape or any of that stuff?
40:33🔗CallerNever tried the Vaseline, the Duct Tape and the Preparation H.
40:37🔗AdamPreparation H goes what, under your eyes or something?
40:43🔗CallerIt does work. And also, Vizine on red spots, just like it takes the red out of your eyes, it will also take the red out of, you know, blemishes on your face before you apply makeup.
40:52🔗AdamInteresting. So like if you had a zit or something, you put some Vizine on it?
40:57🔗CallerI mean, it's not going to completely go away, but it will help to take the intensity of the redness.
41:03🔗AdamWhere does the duct tape go? Hold the breast together, a little coverage? Right. And what do you do? Go from one side to the next? Is that under the evening gown?
41:10🔗DrewThe cell tape that does that, right? The cell thing.
41:13🔗CallerWell, a lot of the women were using silver packaging tape, and that can really tear your skin. So, medical tape is usually the best route.
41:23🔗AdamAnd what do you do? You go from left to right, and you just sort of mash them together a little bit? That's the art of it. Is that for evening gown? It wouldn't work for the bikini, though, right?
41:33🔗CallerWell, it depends. You know, you'd have to have a really thin piece of tape so it wouldn't show.
41:51🔗CallerYeah, I called a couple of weeks ago because I thought that I was having my headaches because I was depressed because I wasn't giving BJs, aka, smoking poll.
42:23🔗CallerMy problem was that I thought that because I was stressed out that I was having the tension headaches and I had reverted to drinking a lot because I wasn't smoking poll.
42:36🔗AdamRight. No, I'm the same way. It's bottle or poll. If I put down the bottle, I pick up the poll or vice versa.
43:16🔗CallerLike everybody there was so cool. I mean, they're like so not judgmental. Of course, I didn't tell the part about smoking poll, you know, because that would be kind of hard.
43:25🔗DrewThat will come in time. But listen, are you ready to follow some more direction?
43:33🔗DrewYou're right. It will be a women's stag meeting. You'll bring that one up. But listen, the direction I'm going to give you now is get a sponsor, okay?
43:51🔗CallerHey, I just want to say I'm a big fan. I have been sexually active for about 10 years, and although I enjoy sex a whole lot, I have never had an orgasm. And I was wondering, I asked my gynecologist if there was anything wrong, and she said no, so.
45:06🔗CallerWhat did I do? They act weird. I've had men that have said, okay, stay right there. For example, at a bar, stay right there. I want to go get my friends. I have some good friends that are accountants and they're always telling me, Kandace, just tell them you're an accountant. They won't ask you any more questions.
45:22🔗AdamNo, you're too good looking to be an accountant. You can never have a real job until you get ugly. Jill, you need to just meet a guy and fall in love and try that route. Listen, you've tried the tub, you've tried the vibrator.
45:37🔗DrewIt'll hook up better. Everything will work properly when you're in love with someone.
45:50🔗AdamOkay. Don't freak out. Look, like we always say, there's the 10 percent of women who are like crazy multi-orgasmic, and then there's the 10 percent who never have an orgasm. Sometimes you can attribute it to something, but sometimes it's just that's the way it is.
46:54🔗AdamOh, there's a guy named Todd who's made it to age 36. He won't make it to 37, though. You know my theory about guys named Todd never making it to 40.
47:02🔗DrewI thought there was never 30, but so be it.
47:36🔗CallerAdam and Dr. Drew will be right back on Loveline.
48:18🔗AdamHey, Loveline, I'm Adam. That's Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Dr. Drew, board certified, addiction medicine specialist, everybody. Kandace Krueger is our guest tonight. She is Miss USA, 2001. The topic is ovarian cancer, breast cancer. Really? Can't they just stick with the breast and then move on to world peace? They have to go downstairs too?
48:48🔗DrewWhat? Ovarian cancer too? Well, it's part of it.
48:53🔗AdamWhat's your stance? It's bad? You're not for it? Where do you stand on it?
48:58🔗CallerWell, as far as ovarian cancer goes, it's so important that women that are aware of the symptoms because a lot of symptoms are common symptoms that women have very often. A lot of times it goes unnoticed and undiagnosed, unfortunately. It's not caught in the early stages.
49:16🔗AdamIf a woman is not sexually active, Drew, and not on birth control, how often should she hit the gynecologist?
49:34🔗AdamMy idea of the gynecology mobile was something, again, my ideas are scoffed at, but so were Da Vinci's. Do you see what I'm saying? But now we see him for the genius he was.
49:47🔗DrewI'm not sure that he wasn't the genius in his own time.
49:52🔗AdamYeah, but still people took a look at these helicopters and parachutes and things and said, this will never pass, this will never come to be. But me with my vagina mobile.
50:11🔗AdamYeah, because you can train a dog to smell anything. I mean, they can smell a joint rolled in coffee grounds. It's welded into a truck fender at the border, right? They can smell traces of cocaine or TNT. They just train a dog to smell for whatever they want the dog to smell for. It's kind of an interesting process. You know, I always thought they had some dogs for some smells.
50:35🔗AdamNo, no. I think the popular conception or misconception is that this is the dog, this is the cocaine dog. Yeah, these eagles are good with TNT and explosives and greyhounds are good with, no, actually, greyhounds aren't good with anything because they do too much.
50:49🔗AdamI think they like the coke. I think that's the problem. But the thing is, is they teach any dog to do, they get them from the pound. They just go to the pound and they look for ones that are rambunctious. That's the only thing they look for. They want dogs that are really lively and they train all these dogs with a towel. And what they do is, is they... A towel? A towel. They take a towel and they take any dog and they roll this towel up and they put rubber bands around it. It's like a hand towel, something you'd wash your car with or something. And they make a little toy and they make this thing into a big deal for these dogs. And these dogs go berserk to get hold of this little towel. And then they make a game where they hide this towel and the dog's got to find it. And they start tracing, they start putting the scent of whatever they want the dog to find, the Coke or the gunpowder or whatever, on this towel and they start hiding it around. And the dog just starts scratching and going nuts. That's what the dog thinks it's going after. And the trainer, the guy at the airport, will always have this little towel with him. And when the guy does find a kilo of Coke, he'll always throw the dog the towel immediately and the dog will go running away with his towel. The dog thinks he's going after like an 89 cent towel you'd get in a five pack from Pet Boys, really. And he's sending people to prison for consecutive life sentences. It's really a bizarre thing. And I never knew it was every dog. But the point is, is they can teach these dogs to smell anything. And they can now teach them to smell out skin cancer. Because everything's got its own smell. Cancer smells like something. So the dog sniffs the crotch. It's non-invasive. They don't have to get up on the stirrups.
52:27🔗DrewIt may be not invasive. It's a little intrusive.
52:29🔗AdamIt's intrusive. It's not invasive. They don't have to get up. They don't have to drop their panties. The dog will go right through the panties. You can sniff through a suitcase.
53:16🔗AdamGreat Dane. Great Dane's level of sex with you. That dog take a whiff and then mount you. You can't do that with a Great Dane. You got to get a smaller dog.
53:28🔗AdamThat's what I'm saying. There's not a goddamn thing you can do with him. Trust me. Trust me. Once he wants you, just trust me. Okay? Enough said?
53:37🔗CallerI do need to find him a girlfriend, though. Poor guy.
53:39🔗AdamYeah. He could break stuff, right? You don't want to... He's all pent up. Todd? Hello? Todd is 36.
56:08🔗AdamI always think that guy's wildly effed up and I could never hang out with him, not for a billion years. That doesn't make him bad, just makes him-
56:57🔗CallerWe were looking through her movies and we came across their porn tapes that they had made of themselves. And I jokingly said, well, let's watch that. And they were both like, yeah, okay, sure. And so we watched it. And now, like, I don't I don't know what to do. You know, like, I feel weird when I'm with them now.
57:34🔗AdamWell, listen, hold on. You're a lesbian. True, please. If you're going to sit there and watch a half hour of them humping, they're probably going to assume you're pretty open to things or that you might have some interest. Oh, I know. You're open. You're a regular convertible. And so I'm assuming that they probably want some sort of threesome or something.
57:58🔗CallerWell, I mean, that's like, that's what I, do you think that?
58:02🔗AdamI mean, I don't think they would sit you down and show you the graphic tape of them having sex if they didn't have some interest in themselves.
59:37🔗CallerOK. They put me on Paxil. And it was working really, really well for a long time. And it stopped working. And so now they're taking me off of it. But I'm really addicted to it.
59:48🔗DrewIt's not an addiction. You get a withdrawal from Paxil always.
59:51🔗DrewPretty much. And it's kind of a funny, dizzy, agitated feeling. Sometimes people vomit even.
59:57🔗CallerRight. It's vomiting, like cold sweats.
59:59🔗DrewYeah. It's very uncomfortable. You just got to go slow over about two to four weeks.
1:00:03🔗AdamAll right. Good times. And look, if you want to have a little swing and fun with these two people you're in love with, except for when Drew says you're in love with them and then you correct him and say you're not in love with them. But as you say, in love with them and they're showing you the porn. And by the way, you had a window there, baby. I mean, when you guys were all sitting around drinking beer and watching them laugh, that was the time for a move to be made.
1:00:28🔗DrewYeah. She... No, no, no, no. I think she's got slightly better instincts than that. I don't think she wants to be with both of them. She wants to be with either of them.
1:00:36🔗AdamRight. See, yeah, here's the thing about Erin. She's f'ed up, but not totally.
1:01:31🔗DrewNow, is that the classical C-ring or the traditional C-ring?
1:01:36🔗Kandace KruegerYou put them both through it.
1:01:38🔗AdamUntrue. I'm not saying that they don't manufacture one that works that way, but traditionally, the C-ring is about as big as a ping-pong ball around. And then they got the ones that have the little harness thing that you wear, too. Oh, my.
1:01:58🔗AdamAll right, genius. Go back to your loser job. Back to your eight bucks an hour with no benefit.
1:02:04🔗DrewYou can't take any criticism, can you? You don't like a little negativity.
1:02:07🔗AdamI kiss my ass. Jackass. Idiot. You know what? I'm doing Ace Rockolla tomorrow night, Justin. That's just for you, buddy. And listen, let me say this, too, about tuning out this show. I didn't even know we were on in Detroit. Justin was calling from Detroit. All of you, tune out. I give a rat's ass. Tune out, tune out now. Shut your radios. I don't even know what station I'm on. I don't know what city I'm in.
1:03:14🔗Kandace KruegerHey, Jim. I just wanted to ask Drew and also get Adam's opinion on like, what's the deal with marijuana? How come you don't like it so much?
1:03:27🔗DrewI don't dislike it or like it. I just dislike what it does to people and I have to deal with it every day in my clinical practice.
1:03:38🔗AdamWell, to be fair to you, Drew, you don't dislike booze either until people start abusing it.
1:03:44🔗DrewYeah. I don't sit in judgment of anything anybody does except when it harms them. For me not to speak up. That's an aspect of it. Yeah. If people want to smoke pot, I could care less. Whatever people want to do, I don't care. But when they do stuff that starts to hurt them, it's really my responsibility to bring it to their attention.
1:04:07🔗AdamOkay, go ahead. Well, look, we've talked about this the whole six years I've been here, but we haven't talked about it in a little while, which is I don't think either one of us look at weed as any different than anything else. It should be legalized. You should have a choice as an adult, whether you want to participate and use it or not. But here's the problem.
1:04:29🔗AdamA lot of the guys that smoke weed, smoke it every day and they claim there's nothing harmful about it, and they claim they're fine. Meanwhile-
1:04:42🔗AdamAll right. They claim it's totally benign, and it's better than booze, and so on and so forth. But look, we can tell- We can tell by talking to the person that they're scrambled. Yeah. And so if you want to get high on Friday night when you're done with a good long work week and you're not driving, then by all means go home, order pizza, and have a bong load. But you guys who have a bong load before you head into school or before you head into work are kidding yourself when you think it's not affecting you. Right. It is. I know guys who smoke weed all the time. They're screw-ups. Really? Even if they're functional, even if they're holding jobs down and making money and taking care of business, they would be better if they were not baked.
1:05:27🔗Kandace KruegerRight. They're not 100% because of that.
1:05:30🔗DrewI'm even less harsh on the topic than I believe there are some people that can smoke every day for long periods of time with nominal, almost no measurable effect. But eventually, there will be. There will be without exception.
1:05:45🔗AdamKandace, you smoke any weed? They tell you.
1:06:23🔗CallerWe have our Aggie rings, your senior ring, and it's a big deal at A&M when you get your senior ring. And there's a tradition that you have to dunk it in a pitcher of beer. You put it in a pitcher of beer, the ring in the bottom. You're supposed to get the ring, dunk the pitcher of beer, have the ring in your mouth, and drink the beer in the number of seconds of the year you graduate in. So I graduated, well, I was senior class of 99.
1:06:52🔗DrewWhat, so you have to continually drink beer for 99 seconds?
1:06:54🔗CallerThe pitcher. Right, you're supposed to finish. You're supposed to dunk the pitcher in the number of seconds of the year you graduated. So I was class of 99.
1:07:00🔗AdamWell, you say you dunk, you mean chug the pitcher.
1:07:03🔗CallerRight, until you get to the bottom and you get the ring in your mouth.
1:07:15🔗AdamWell, why do the second thing? Why not just chug the pitcher and get to the ring? That's just a standard rule. Why do you need the time part?
1:07:23🔗CallerWell, it's just kind of, it's a goal.
1:07:25🔗AdamBecause otherwise you'll set it down and take a breath?
1:07:40🔗AdamWere you crapping into a colander for the next week?
1:07:43🔗CallerActually, it's on my finger now. So what happened? It took me 97 seconds.
1:07:49🔗AdamTo chug the entire pitcher of beer and get to the ring. That's wonderful. But never smoked weed? No. Listen, here's what we got to do. I got to ruin you. That's what I have to soil you. There's a process that we need to partake in. You understand?
1:08:07🔗DrewShe already feels dirty just hanging out with me in this radio show.
1:08:09🔗AdamWe're going to smoke some weed. We're going to chug some pitchers. We'll get you to relax your throat so you can do that beer bong. You know what I mean? Just about relaxing and opening up the throat and not thinking. Just going, just listening. Listening to instructions and relaxing.
1:09:00🔗CallerWhat's up? This is Aaron from Stain, and you're listening to Loveline with Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew.
1:09:06🔗AdamHey, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Carolla. That's Dr. Drew over there. Kandace Krueger is our guest tonight, Miss USA, 2001. We're just talking about football, college football during the break in Oklahoma. Now, you went to University of Texas? A&M.
1:09:28🔗AdamOkay. Listen, everybody gets really offended when you name the rival school that's right next door to their school, but understand no one gives a rat's ass. You understand? To us, it's all like the same place. So, here's my point. You guys got to travel over to, is it Norman, Oklahoma, to play Oklahoma? I think that's where they are, right? I don't know why, but I was thinking about Gary, Indiana. I was thinking Gary, Indiana and Norman, Oklahoma to get together. Because they're both like two cities, they're just named after a guy. First name too, by the way. What was the guy's last name?
1:10:00🔗AdamYeah. Gary, that's Norman. Norman, Gary. Fantastic. You want to know why you have an image problem? You're named Gary. We don't even know what your last name is. Gary the State. That's how I know the guy, or Gary the City. Let's, Drew, why don't we talk to Tyler over here? Sure. I was thinking about that. Yeah, that's nice of you. You're 16, Tyler.
1:11:54🔗CallerThe main difference though is that Miss USA has the opportunity to go on and compete at Miss Universe. I competed at Miss Universe in May and had a great time. I was second runner up and Miss America stops competing at Miss America.
1:12:16🔗AdamWell, now that it's not Kandace, go ahead.
1:12:19🔗CallerWell, now I got to get another one, I guess, right?
1:12:22🔗AdamBy the way, I find that quaint and patriotic and sad all at the same time, that 16-year-old will go get this poster with all the great Internet porn floating around out there.
1:12:32🔗CallerI don't want to get caught by the parents and all that good stuff.
1:13:41🔗AdamI can't just say second and third place. It's got to be second runner up. It's got to be first runner up. Do you realize that it gives everyone an aneurysm when they have to compute that all the time and people go, I was third runner up. Your mind goes, like Christ, what is that, eighth place? What is that? Is that first? What is that? But just say first, second, third, do it like horses.
1:14:12🔗DrewDoes she do anything during the year also or she waits for you to kill?
1:14:16🔗CallerShe doesn't do anything. She actually was at Miss Universe. Because if I had won Miss Universe, then she would have automatically taken over the title.
1:14:23🔗AdamOh, man. Was she rooting for your ass? Yeah.
1:14:26🔗CallerShe was real sweet. But yeah, I think she was there during me on.
1:15:00🔗AdamKandace, do you remember how pumped up you were when she choked?
1:15:03🔗CallerYou were like, yes, choke this, choke on those words. I didn't really think at that time that she had choked until I watched the video later. I thought, well, she stumbled a little bit.
1:15:14🔗DrewWhat was interesting, I thought to myself, she probably has something to say, could do a lot better job, but she just didn't.
1:15:20🔗CallerIt is tough. There's a lot of pressure up there.
1:15:24🔗AdamWhat was her? She had the same question, right?
1:15:28🔗CallerAt the, yeah, for the final question in the top three, we all have the same question.
1:15:46🔗AdamYeah, I'm sure. He should have had his hair cloned back in the 70s. Did you ask him why when he found his wife floating at the bottom of his pool, he went inside and called 911 and didn't get her out of the pool first? I always found that fascinating in a morbid way.
1:16:05🔗CallerI know, but he actually had just been remarried the week of the show.
1:16:10🔗AdamWell, she's got something to look forward to. Drew, as far as instincts go, wouldn't you think to get the person out of the pool for you when he made the call? That's just me. All right. People always go, well, you never know what you'd do. I always go, yeah, I would. I would. Like in movies when the headlights are coming down the dark street and the guy freezes. No, wouldn't freeze. Get my ass right out of the way. And saw the wife at the bottom of the pool. Probably get her out of the pool before I went back into the house. What did you say, Drew? Reasonable. Reasonable? All right. You never know, though. You might freeze up. You might just go in and watch TV, right? You never know. Mike?
1:18:48🔗AdamSo, you have some role models. There's just some great, great attractive men.
1:18:52🔗DrewI mean, women love them, right? By the way, to all the people who have been arguing with us that the circumcision creates great trauma and the kids are never the same.
1:20:34🔗CallerI had a calling-line question or comment type of thing. Right now, I don't know whether it was you or Adam, but you told a girl, I think she mentioned that she was in junior college, and you said to get out or something.
1:20:50🔗CallerI thought that was kind of crappy advice because here I am, I'm going to junior college. Unfortunately, I'm not rich enough or I'm not having enough money to pay for college.
1:20:59🔗AdamNo, you got to replace the word rich with smart.
1:21:03🔗CallerWell, no, it has nothing to do with smart. Oh, yes. Everyone goes through different types of situations in life, and unfortunately, I went through a different situation.
1:21:29🔗CallerJust family fights, and then I had to live with my dad, and then I was back and forth with my mom, and so I was getting out of, they were taking me out of school a lot, something that was out of my hands. So therefore, I just moved out, and I started going to junior college. I'm paying for my school. I'm getting good grades, and I feel that I can be getting the same level of education as someone in college, and unfortunately my situation was different.
1:21:56🔗AdamThat is not true. I believe if that was true, Drew would kill himself right now.
1:22:01🔗CallerAnd unfortunately, I just thought it was kind of crappy to tell people. People have a lot of different situations in their life, and unfortunately some people are not able to go to college. It doesn't make them any less than other people. People in junior college doesn't make me any less than someone who is going to stand up.
1:22:21🔗CallerAnd good for you for furthering your education.
1:22:23🔗DrewAnd standing up against this diabolical sidekick that I have.
1:22:31🔗AdamListen, it is true that it does make you a little bit less than someone who is going to state college, but someone who is going to state college is less than someone who is going to university, right? So there you go. You see this whole packing order? And those people are a little bit less than the people who are going to the Ivy League schools. Right?
1:23:05🔗AdamOkay. All right. Listen. So, I don't want to... You're working hard. Here's all I'm saying. Three... No. Seven-eighths of the people who are currently enrolled in the junior college system should not be in school. They're bad students who should be out working for a living.
1:23:20🔗CallerWell, I think a lot of those students are probably forced to go to school because their parents really want them to go to school. They may not want to be in college. A lot of times, they're not really dedicated.
1:23:29🔗DrewIt seems like, Angle, we never thought about the parents, like, made them go to college.
1:23:33🔗CallerThey don't particularly have the drive to go to college.
1:23:35🔗AdamParents don't make you go to junior college. They know by this point it's over.
1:23:38🔗CallerIt's not that, but your parents are taking you from one school and then from another school and then back and forth in their situations at the age of 17, 16 in life.
1:23:47🔗AdamAll right, but Selly, you promise me by year number 7 over there, you'll quit, right?
1:23:54🔗CallerNo, no, I'm actually getting very good grades and I'm actually, you know, I'm planning to go to CSUN next year and I've already got a couple of things. I'm taking care of what needs to be taken care of.
1:24:07🔗CallerI just thought it was kind of, you know, I don't know, I just thought it was kind of lame because I'm struggling very hard and I'm getting, I'm struggling very hard in my school and then just to hear that, oh, you know, I thought it was kind of like, that was not right.
1:24:20🔗AdamLook, you're not gonna listen to me anyway. True, true. So just keep working hard and go to college. I don't know.
1:24:30🔗AdamCSUN, I don't have the heart to tell her. It's not a real college either. That's, Damien went to, listen, Damien, did you graduate from University of Northridge?
1:24:58🔗AdamI didn't go. But listen, Damien graduated from CSUN. Now he's making 450 bucks, 450 an hour warming up to his coffee. That's all I'm saying. Okay. Should we take a break?
1:25:11🔗CallerHey, Adam, real quick. Sally, I guess she was when she was being screened, she said, she was using the S word a lot, and she says, why can't I use the S word if they say asshole all the time though?
1:25:22🔗AdamYeah, that's what they teach in junior college. All right. I just want to make this ultra clear and then we'll go to break. College is meant for some people and some people are meant for college. But we have this thing in the society where everybody's supposed to go to college, where no student should miss the opportunity of going to college. I myself was not cut out for college and neither was anybody I hung out with in junior high. For us to go would have been a waste of time. You know by high school, I think I said junior high but I meant high school. By high school, you know. You know why? Because you get good grades and you study hard and you score well on tests. I did none of those things and neither did any of my friends. We could have went to the local junior college and a couple of my friends did. They stayed in for like 19 years and they still don't have a degree. And the reason they don't have a degree is because they're not good students. I would say get out, learn a trade if that's not your thing. Learn plumbing, be an electrician, be a nurse, get your degree, not necessarily a four-year degree, but get it in nursing, get it in computer tech, do something, get some job where you make 30 bucks an hour and get going. But then, by the time you're 22, instead of having your junior college degree and taking a couple of classes at CSUN, you're making 30 bucks an hour and you got the medical and dental. That's all I'm saying. I'll take a little break.
1:27:38🔗AdamDamien over there. Yeah. Drew, seriously, as a guy who went to Amherst, you make fun of those schools, right? Stop being nice. You die. Hold on a second. Let me just throw this out, Drew. If one of your kids went to junior college...
1:28:00🔗AdamYou just doused yourself in kerosene on the steps of Valley College and set yourself ablaze, right? They would protest the Vietnam War that way.
1:28:34🔗DrewI've never said anything made Adam laugh, ever, this is the first.
1:28:38🔗AdamIt's so funny because I'm just looking at Tara and Damon right now. Listen, you're still ahead of the game, you're ahead of the game. You're great kids, you're dynamite, you're both going places. I'm just saying, I know Drew, he's a snob. He's not me, not salt of the earth over here.
1:28:55🔗DrewHe just have you not go to school at all.
1:29:24🔗Kandace KruegerLiar, liar whore, liar whore, you know it.
1:29:27🔗AdamThat makes him dumber than before choosing North Korea. All right. Go ahead there, Marisol.
1:29:35🔗CallerOkay. Well, I've been going out with this guy for over a year, six months. Throughout this whole year, it's been like whatever is between us. I mean, he basically told me in the beginning that he didn't want no relationship or whatever. So I was like, okay, fine.
1:29:54🔗DrewThat was not fine. Let's just be clear. From the beginning, it was not fine. It was not fine to you, was it? You just told him it was fine.
1:30:02🔗CallerWell, actually, when he told me that, I was like, okay, fine. So I never took him serious. Like relationship-wise. So I would always go out with guys, but never like to have sex or anything. But see, I would always have sex with him. And then, you know, this year, recently, it's just been like me and him only.
1:30:29🔗CallerSo now, I came to find out that he used to tell me he had a girlfriend, right? So I found out that he lied to me, and I found out that he lied, and he didn't have a girlfriend.
1:30:41🔗AdamOh, that son of a bitch. I can't believe he didn't have a girlfriend. It must be outrage.
1:30:48🔗CallerI was like, so, you know, why did he lie to me? I mean, you know, he didn't have to lie to me. He just went straight out with me.
1:30:53🔗AdamWell, maybe he's trying to make you jealous or something.
1:31:10🔗CallerYeah, and to me, that's pathetic, you know?
1:31:12🔗AdamOkay. Well, he's into you a little bit, but not that much. So why don't you find a guy who's really into you so you feel good? Wouldn't that feel better?
1:31:45🔗AdamAnd you just find somebody else, all right? And don't let him get you pregnant. You hear me? Did you?
1:31:52🔗CallerUh-oh. That's the thing, because I tell him too, like, you know, I don't want to get pregnant. And, you know, lately, like, he's been supposedly forgetting, you know, to pull out.
1:32:02🔗DrewWell, pulling out is whether he pulls out or not, you're going to get pregnant.
1:32:25🔗AdamDon't let him get you pregnant. It'll ruin your life, and it'll have adverse effects on my life, too, because I'll have to help with the kid. So do not let him get you pregnant. And then find a good guy who loves you, okay? You're worth it. But C? No, but nothing.
1:33:21🔗AdamJust try not to let people see it. When it's, you got to chub it up a little bit before you let people see it. You get that sort of half a boner and we'll be back.
1:33:31🔗CallerAlright, guys, bottom line, here's the deal.
1:34:48🔗DrewYou understand the more mad you get, the more he's going to go after you.
1:34:51🔗AdamListen, my mom went to see Son. That's how bad a school it is when she was like 45. If anyone in the Carolla family even went near the school, it's bad times. So we're going to take a extent. She was a Chicano studies major. Somebody pointed, someone's like, pick a major that you could never make a penny off of, and you could never involve in a work. She said, I'll take Chicano studies.
1:35:20🔗AdamShe's white as a ghost and has hair like Tom Petty. I swear to Christ. This is how I f'ed up my family. Do you understand what I'm... It's like, I'm not going to work. Why get a degree? Someone might ask me to get a job. I'm a Chicano study major.
1:35:33🔗AdamYeah. Well, I wrote my thesis on Jose Feliciano. So until next time, is Adam Crawford, Dr. Drew saying, Mahalo. He's a big, tall, beautiful drink of water.
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