15:28🔗VoiceoverListener discretion is advised. Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew Loveline, Coast to Coast.
15:39🔗VoiceoverHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Dr. Drew, board certified physician. He likes to start the show with a nice yawn. It's that dead voice. That's how I know. The mics are hot, and it's time to rock and roll when Drew lets that huge yawn go about 10, about 10 seconds into the show. Brett Scallions and Kevin Miller are both here from Fuel. Fuel, this is Drew's theme song, by the way.
16:10🔗DrewIt's what triggers in my head every time I hear your voice.
16:13🔗AdamFuel was in here a year ago. I guessed eight months. I'm always light, or at least always off, and it's been almost a year to the day. It's just been about a week away from a year, and it's good to see you guys again. Good to have you back.
16:31🔗AdamThank you. Drew, in the five years I've been doing this show, have I ever said good to have you back? No. Once in a while, I say something that sounds like radio, and then I realize, what are you doing?
17:09🔗AdamYeah, you did at the Sunset House of Blues, and now Anaheim. Then I got a whole bunch of other Fuel tour dates for you guys to find before the night is through. What have you guys been doing since we saw you? Just non-stop touring?
17:23🔗FuelYeah, more or less. The whole year we've been basically supporting others for a while. We went out with Aerosmith all summer, which was an amazing way to spend the summer. Great time with those guys. Earlier in the year, we were out with Kid Rock and stuff like that. So now we're just going to finish out the year doing our own headline tour and finish out the cycle of this record on the touring aspect. Then next year we'll start making another record.
17:51🔗FuelIt's exactly how you expect a band. Those guys are such amazing guys. They've been down every road imaginable when it comes to the musician's life. There's so much history in that band. It's amazing to be able to hang out with those guys and just get a little bit of the trial and tribulation, I guess you could say.
18:54🔗AdamThey do toys? Oh, that's good. I always miss that song.
18:57🔗FuelYeah, this summer when we toured with them, we were doing all sheds, outdoor amphitheaters and stuff, and they had two different stages. They had the main stage and then they had a smaller stage up on the grassy knoll, I guess, if that's what you want to call it, you know. And so, but they would go up there and do songs like Dream On and Toys in the Attic, and they did one other song, I can't remember off the top of my head right now, but it was a really cool thing because it would kind of take it up there and small little stage kind of back to the roots of where they started, you know, so it was really cool.
19:27🔗AdamYou know, one of my greatest strengths as an interviewer is talking to bands about other bands for long periods of time. Fuel will be down at the House of Blues Wednesday talking about Aerosmith if you want to come.
19:41🔗FuelYeah, if you want to continue this conversation, come on to LA.
19:44🔗AdamThey're going to cover a couple of Aerosmith songs, then it's going to be Q&A, Steven Tyler and the Boys, whatever.
19:50🔗FuelBut that's quite all right though because Aerosmith is such an intriguing band for people, you know, because they've been down the road for so long, and so people get excited about a band like that, so, and we were really excited to be able to share a stage with them and get to know them as human beings, so it was really cool.
20:04🔗AdamWell, hopefully, I don't know if this sounds trite, but 15 years from now, we'll talk to some upcoming band. I won't be here, Drew will still be here.
21:22🔗AdamWhy is it our civic duty to do this? Because do they present the same way? Is it confusing?
21:29🔗DrewThat and this is something that we don't want to have to worry about this year. We got other things to worry about.
21:34🔗FuelIsn't it normal for when you get a flu shot that you get sick afterward? Because you're basically shooting someone up with the virus.
21:42🔗DrewYou're shooting with pieces of the virus, proteins, and so you can't get sick from it. It activates your immune system so you can feel kind of headachy and weak, but that's it.
21:50🔗FuelBut that's not sick. Just headachy and weak.
21:53🔗FuelI mean we normally feel that because we're always hungover. We're musicians so if somebody says I'm headachy and sick, I go, oh you were drinking.
21:58🔗DrewNow most people won't notice even anything.
22:01🔗AdamHey Drew, I heard that they don't want everybody getting this flu shot because there's going to be a shortage of it for those who really need it. Elderly and people with weak hearts and things.
22:11🔗FuelThat's why you're getting it, I'm sure it is.
23:59🔗CallerNo, I don't wear rubber, hospital gloves.
24:01🔗DrewI'm concerned it's somehow related to the Paxil. I don't know why you'd still be having it off the Paxil, but boy, I mean, you want to get back and get looked at and checked out because we're sort of not coming up with empty here.
24:12🔗CallerEveryone else has, too. I mean, I went to Ural. I've been to Ural just a couple of times. He hasn't really, he's looked at, he's checked me out, but he hasn't.
24:22🔗AdamHold on a second. By the way, I was just thinking he was just, he's with a new partner. Not being able to get it up for the first three or four times you try with a new partner is like showing up drunk for your first day at work. It's like it's the worst impression. I mean, ironically, you can do this a few years, a few months into the relationship, but the very beginning point-
25:29🔗DrewWell, you've seen urologists. There was something that was obvious he would find it, okay? And if he comes up completely negative organically, you've got to start going down the emotional path.
25:39🔗AdamSpeaking of going down, do you do that on her?
25:43🔗AdamYeah, that'll keep her quiet for a while. Yeah. That's good.
25:48🔗FuelWhat could this be? What could it be, though? Like it's a form of herpes or something?
25:52🔗DrewNo. I don't think it's going to be anything organic because he's seen urologists a couple of times and these things are not hard to nail down. And he's had anxiety disorders. He's been on Paxil. Maybe it's something neurologic from the Paxil or maybe it's some whatever psychiatric problem is coming up.
26:07🔗AdamAnd listen, once you start questioning your penis, it's tough. You're screwed. It's like when you're batting and you strike out a few times. So you get up there and you start trying to change a bunch of things and you're thinking too much and that's it. Now you're screwed.
26:21🔗FuelQuestion it like a cop, sit in a dark room, put a light on it, go, yo, what's up?
26:28🔗AdamYou do what I do. You do good cop, bad cop with the balls. Take the balls in the other room and my partner comes there and they go.
26:35🔗FuelThey can't talk because they all stick together.
26:37🔗AdamRight. And he plays the nice cop with the balls. A cup of coffee, a cigarette. Yeah. You seem like a good set of balls. Yeah. You don't have to go down with that penis. He's going down. He's doing some real hard time. But I get the feeling he just sort of dragged you along.
26:53🔗FuelJust dragged you along. They're just smacking the shit out of you.
26:55🔗AdamOh, wait a minute. Watch the S word there, please. Anderson's going. Nicole?
27:11🔗CallerI do a lot of kegel exercises, and I was wondering if that could have an adverse effect, like with your bladder or with your cervix, because my bladder is sometimes weak.
27:32🔗CallerWell, I'll tell you, because my bladder is sometimes weak, and my cervix, I've noticed over the last couple of months, is always really pushed really far down, almost right at the opening, which I didn't know that it moved that far.
28:19🔗AdamWhat a keeper. What about doggy or a wheelbarrow?
28:24🔗CallerWell, when it's doggy, I don't really need to because it goes in so far with that position that there doesn't seem to need the extra stimulus. But especially when you're going slow, if you massage, it seems to feel better for both of us.
28:53🔗CallerLike my bladder is like kind of weak, you know? If I feel like I have to go and urinate, if I don't do it right away, then I start to spot a little bit.
29:31🔗CallerIt's a little too mobile for my comfort, it's a little too...
29:34🔗AdamHey, Nicole though, I'm very interested in this, starting the Kegel at 16, and you're like the only chick you know doesn't have to pull the tampon out, right? You just check it, it's like a shell casing coming out of a gun, out of a shotgun.
29:50🔗DrewIt's like a ball player with a spade tackle.
29:52🔗CallerYou know what? It's actually the exact opposite.
29:59🔗FuelHey, since you got a quarter, you want a scrimmage match?
30:02🔗DrewIt doesn't have anything to do with... The cervical issue has nothing to do with the kegels. The bladder, if anything, should be better with the kegels, so you're actually... I mean, you need to have that looked at again to see... At your age, you shouldn't be having leaking.
30:43🔗CallerI do them rapidly in succession about 50 times and then for the second 50 times, I hold them for 3 to 4 seconds and then the last one I hold for as long as I can.
30:53🔗FuelI would have been done ready for a sandwich after the first 50, I'll tell you.
31:05🔗FuelA woman's body is too complicated. Thank God I'm a man.
31:09🔗AdamI know. I'd be ruined. I'd be using the same tampon I had in high school. I really would. I'd have like the same napkin, the same tampon. I'd be a complete mess.
32:10🔗CallerAll right, no problem. Yeah, damn straight. Okay, so this past Saturday, I had sex with my girlfriend, it was like first time, and she was on her period, and I used a condom, but I want to make sure like I'm clear for everything, and I don't have anything to worry about, no.
33:11🔗FuelI'm going back then. I'm going back to the younger ones.
33:13🔗DrewAnd you wore a condom, Antonio, so you're in pretty good shape. It's a smart thing. Listen, I tell you, on the home page of drdrew.com, there's a really good article about this business of being tested for everything. It's sort of a ridiculous idea. And it discusses the different combination of things you might want to be tested for, depending on what your symptoms are.
34:04🔗FuelThank you very much. Thank you very much. You know, it was really hard to give that song up to those guys.
34:07🔗AdamWhat was your inspiration? This one is called Last Time. Villa, yep, that's Fuel, that's our guest tonight. Brett and Kevin are both there from the band, Something Like Humans, the name of the CD. We're going to take ourselves a little break, and we'll be back with more Fuel, more you, more us after this.
39:17🔗AdamAll right, I got a lot of hair, but shouldn't there be some sort of affirmative action for guys who have hair in their ass? Yes. And Drew, you're not gonna butcher me like you did when you tried to pop that thing in my... Hey, and don't you suave it down first? All right, all right, go ahead. Drew, hold on a second. How high do you need my sleeve? Oh, here? Well, you need me to take my shirt off. All right. All right. Hold on a second.
39:45🔗FuelIt's gonna have some sort of triceps tomorrow.
40:27🔗AdamIt's not painful enough, Ann. Yeah, sit down, Ann. You don't need to do this on the air. Drew, we need to hear her scream. That wasn't bad. Dana?
41:15🔗CallerMy question is for you, Brad. Is it difficult to get motivated to sing the lyrics that aren't really yours? I know Carolla writes most of them.
41:26🔗CallerHow do you get the inspiration to sing them?
41:31🔗FuelWell, I think it all goes back to growing up and listening to all the music that I've loved in my lifetime. I think that anyone who is a music fan, when they listen to music, they soak in the music and the lyrics of whatever songs they're listening to, and they kind of incorporate them in their own lives, and they take from the songs what they feel they need to. And it helps as a listener and as a fan of the music to kind of relate to it and just search yourself and give your own interpretation of what it's about. And that's kind of what I do.
42:25🔗CallerObviously, I just like I don't have the kind of passion here for it like when I hear him sing, it's like it gets like straight to like my bones.
42:33🔗FuelWell, I mean, I have the songs that I do and stuff and Carl has his and Carl gives me what he composes and stuff. And I just, Carl and I, we don't discuss what his feelings and thoughts are where as the song was being written. And I take it and decipher it for myself and basically give my own interpretation. And it gives it gives myself more meaning to the song, you know, whether it's right, whether the song, whether what I feel the song is about, it could be completely different from what the song actually means. But yet it is what it is to me.
43:09🔗AdamIt's it reminds me of when I was in the sixth grade and my buddy Steve Hughes was taking the song Taking Care of Business by BTO and singing Taking Care of Pistons. And to him, it was a song about automotive maintenance.
43:49🔗CallerWell, last weekend my boyfriend broke up with me on our six-month anniversary on the date and he wanted, he was like, I still want to be friends and stuff like that. I was like, okay, I want that too, but it's going to take me a while. He was like, that's fine, however long it takes you. The next day his friend called me and he was like comforting me and he was like, I'm so sorry and all that. Then he was like, I have to tell you he cheated on you twice while you were gone during the summer and at a party three weeks ago.
44:30🔗FuelYeah, we can see what's going on here. First of all, he's not comforting you for your comfort. He's comforting you because he wants to get some loving on.
45:16🔗CallerHe was nice and all that like when we're going out, and he was really chill to hang out with. But like now, it just kind of disturbed me and I don't know really who to believe like.
45:26🔗FuelI mean, your boyfriend may have done it.
45:45🔗AdamAnd don't worry about the order of things. The bottom line is, here's what everyone likes to do. Somebody breaks up with you and you go, it's not that they broke up with me, it's how they did it or it's not that they cheated, it's that they lied. No, you're hurt that the relationship is over, and that they dumped on you, and women and men do this too. You spend a whole bunch of time racking your brain trying to put things in the right order. Wait a minute, he cheated on Tuesday, and then he broke up on Friday.
46:12🔗DrewThen I got to go back and talk to him about this.
46:35🔗AdamWow. See, I would assume maybe you had a kid, and that's what kept you guys.
46:39🔗DrewAdam would never be best friends with a woman, period.
46:41🔗FuelSee, that's why he's questioning that. So let him be your friend. You know what I mean? Take the time. My wife needed time to heal.
46:48🔗AdamYeah, but she's angry at him now, so leave him alone.
46:50🔗FuelYo, be pissed. Don't worry about him now. If he calls you now, flipping the bird, hang up.
46:55🔗FuelBe pissed. He screwed up. He knew it, and he gave you the chance to get out.
46:58🔗AdamRight. But don't call him and try to get satisfaction. It's never going to work.
47:02🔗FuelAnd as other thoughts you were thinking about his other friends, you should move on with that.
47:05🔗AdamRight. But imagine. You know she's going to call him. And you know she's going to tell him who she heard this information from. And boy, this is going to be good.
47:14🔗FuelThere goes the end of my fuel records on that stereo.
47:33🔗CallerI felt like this girl, she was born and pretty much raised in most of elementary school in this small little farming town. And then she gets put into like this big story, like cities kind of thing.
47:59🔗CallerBecause like all this bad stuff happens to her.
48:02🔗DrewAt the high school? At the new big school?
48:06🔗CallerYeah. She wants to be a psychological profiler and all this stuff. And she's gotten to the point where she's getting ready to go to college. I don't know like how many years or something she'll want to go. I'm like, what school?
48:19🔗AdamRight. Well, Drew, you got a big ending for this.
48:47🔗DrewWe're talking about 12 years after you're...
48:49🔗FuelWhen she marries Bill Gates and never has to worry about any of the stuff she just did.
48:52🔗AdamBut after all that, she then wakes up. We do one of those dream things where it turned out it was all a dream, and it's an alarm going off in the morning, and she lives in a gutter. Okay, Amir. Good times, baby. See, this is why I didn't write when I was in high school. I realized I had no thoughts. Well, I tried to write.
49:17🔗FuelI could just picture the tails wiggling out.
49:20🔗FuelWhy leave home? I got possum stimulation.
49:23🔗AdamYeah, I saw a giant... Well, actually, all possums seem like giant possums because they look like giant rats, but you start with the word giant, and then you figure it out, and you put the word possum at the end of it, but they're all about the same size, but they look too big. Like, you know, there's certain animals that seem too big and some that seem too small. Like, I'm trying to think, like, there's certain bears that could be bigger.
49:44🔗FuelI bet you just started something here. You don't even know this. You know, I'm going to have all my friends now.
49:48🔗DrewArmadillos are too big. They should be small.
49:49🔗AdamArmadillos should be small, and possums should be small.
49:51🔗FuelI'm going to have all my friends walking around and going, man, I bet she's got a nice possum. It's going to happen.
50:13🔗AdamThere are certain things that look small, like wolverines look like they should be bear size. They're really small dog size. Coyotes are small. They should be bigger.
50:42🔗AdamI don't know. But the point is... This is wonderful. I saw a possum in my backyard and Jimmy thought it was a giant rat. Because he's from Vegas, so he doesn't know anything.
50:54🔗FuelDoes he go, hey, hey, you got a rat in the backyard. That's a big rat. I saw that rat.
50:57🔗AdamYeah, because it just looks like a giant rat walking around.
51:00🔗FuelI looked at him and put some light on his eyes, lit up and everything.
51:03🔗AdamYeah. You know what could be smaller too is nutria, which are those crazy rat things that are in New Orleans that are eating New Orleans. Do you know what I'm talking about?
51:12🔗DrewYeah, I heard about this. I don't see one.
51:14🔗AdamI'm going to tell you guys, Fuel is here and I'm going to tell you all about this nutria.
51:17🔗FuelYes, please let us know because we're on our way to New Orleans.
51:20🔗AdamOh, this is good. Yeah, when we come back.
51:59🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Drew. Brent and Kevin are both here from Fuel. What's up? We're having a spirited conversation about what should be bigger and what should be smaller.
52:09🔗FuelI should be bigger. My penis should be bigger.
52:13🔗AdamWe've, we left this off our last break. We decided that, well, it started with possums, and I decided the possums really should be smaller than they are. They look way too big. Koala bear could be bigger. Drew suggested the scorpion could be smaller. Some of the scorpions get really big.
52:47🔗FuelOn the loadout. Yeah. He leaned up against the wall. Vettel. He leaned up against the wall and got whacked in the arm. Wow. At first, he was like, ow, he just thought he hit a piece of copper wire or something.
53:02🔗FuelHe did that thing again and he just kept wrapping up the cable. One of the other guys looked at his foot and he's like, dude, there's a scorpion by your foot. Oh, and that was the one that tagged him. Yeah. One of the guys stepped on it and they laminated it. They put any word on his laminate, but he was really sick, man. He got really sick.
53:21🔗AdamIt's funny because that's Rock and Roll getting stung by the scorpion, and there it is on his laminate. Catfish could be smaller, the ones that weigh three or 400 pounds. Groupers could be smaller, the three, 400 pound ones. Then the nutria, and I'll be real fast, I don't turn to a nature show. But the guy who invented Tabasco sauce in New Orleans imported these things. I'm going to butcher this a little bit around the turn of the century because he wanted to use their coats. They're really cheap. They make fur coats out of these nutria, which are like giant rats that just breed like crazy. Then apparently some typhoon blew in, knocked over all the cages, and now all these nutria were loose in New Orleans. They just chew away everything and trees fall over, and bridges come down, and they're just this huge mess. So they put a bounty on them, and it's like a buck a nutria. And these guys drive around with these flatbed trucks with 500 piled up in the back, and they're all in the swamplands in the backlands and eating everything. So they're like crazy big rats that just chew everything.
54:32🔗FuelThis is a rat that's maybe almost the size of a possum?
54:37🔗AdamYes, this is almost a possum-sized rat. That's right. Okay, shall we keep moving here? Yeah. All right. Asians could be bigger. Rachel?
56:24🔗AdamOK. So he's out of the way, though. At least he's not around, right?
56:28🔗FuelOK. So but in all honesty, like you have to talk to your mother, too, and you have to let her know that by her trying to shelter you like that doesn't mean that.
56:35🔗DrewWell, for a 14 year old to go out to a rock concert by herself.
56:38🔗FuelBy herself? That could be. I don't know. We have lots of 14 year olds there. I mean, our shows are not.
56:44🔗AdamThere was probably not the fuel as much as it was the defiance.
56:57🔗FuelBut you do, in all honesty, you have a whole lifetime ahead of you. So it's really the more conflict you just caused with your mom, it's just not going to make things better either.
57:05🔗FuelIs your mother very religious? Is that what she's trying to shelter you from reality and try to teach you the way of the Bible?
57:13🔗AdamOK. Hey, Rachel, here's the deal. Because then we got to go. But because we care, but only so much. Your dad's the idiot. He was an abusive guy, was probably abusive to your mom. And he's out of the picture. Now your mom is saddled with the burden of raising a couple of kids. And I know you're angry and I know you're hurt. And I know there's a lot of feelings running around in you. And a lot of them meant for your deadbeat, abusive dad. But mom's getting the brunt of this because you're living with her. Do you think you can just say to your mom, listen, I love you. I know it's tough. And I know we have our arguments. But I'm going to try real hard to respect you and make things as easy as I can around here. Because it's a tough time that few years between 14 and the time you leave the house, especially with girls and everyone's really rebellious. But you guys have the same mission, which is getting through the next few years without anyone dying or getting hooked on heroin.
58:06🔗AdamAnd one of you is going to have to just step up and say, look, I'm your daughter. I love you. I'm sorry I defied you. Let's just keep open and talk about things.
58:13🔗FuelAnd actually, the cooler you are with her, she'll probably be more apt to let you do some things. You know what I mean?
58:20🔗FuelLike if you give a little bit to your mom. So if you don't try to do every see every concert, see every this and once in a while and save it for the special occasions, and then go, look, mom, I didn't go to this concert, I didn't go to this concert. I was really wondering if I could go to the fuel show. And even ask her to say, mom, I'd be really honored if you went with me.
58:40🔗FuelAre you into section drugs and stuff like that? Does she have a reason to be nervous about going to places like that?
58:46🔗CallerI'm not really interested in any of those.
58:50🔗FuelAsk your mom to go to the show with you sometime, just so you'd really just like, let's make it mom and daughter night and let's go. Let me show you what it's about, mom.
58:57🔗AdamYeah, tell her you'd like to catch Fuel New Orleans.
59:00🔗CallerI have a really quick question. Hurry. Brett, there's this girl in the audience who gave you the picture. I was just wondering what you thought of it.
59:19🔗CallerI saw you saw the cut and I was really embarrassed.
59:22🔗FuelNo, I thought it was great. You did a great job. Thank you. Thanks.
59:26🔗AdamThanks, Rachel. Mind your mom. Listen, I had the same pain in the ass sister. Chicks are a big handful. Guys are their own kind of trouble, but I think women are even more so.
59:39🔗FuelI'm so afraid to have children. You don't have a daughter.
59:42🔗AdamMy mom, my sister, a big pain in the ass. I'm still hating them. Tim?
1:00:09🔗AdamOh, teenage boys. Now it's making sense. I thought you wanted teenage women. All right. Can you not do this?
1:00:17🔗DrewI cannot do this. I can't live with myself if I did. Yeah. Well, you need to get this treated. An effective way for this to be treated is through jumper cables. No, the prism of sexual compulsion, sexual addictions. There are some really good programs out there that have decent success with this, and it's nice that you're calling us before you actually harm someone.
1:00:41🔗DrewYou might try. There's a Delamo Treatment Center in Torrance, California, that might be able to give you some referrals up your area. I don't have any off hand. What's the name of it? Delamo Treatment Center. Okay. Are we on the air right now?
1:00:54🔗AdamHey, listen, Tim, I'm sorry for what happened to you growing up. You're smart enough guy to know that innocent people don't deserve the same pain that you had when you were growing up. And that gives us hope. And really, if we could eliminate this, if the people who were the victims did not become the perpetrators, if they were like Tim, if they said, look, I had somebody hurt me, now I have these confusing feelings and these urges, but I'm not going to hurt somebody else, I'm going to act on it, and I'm going to go get myself some help, instead of screwing with somebody.
1:01:27🔗FuelHe took a big step. That's a big step tonight, is you're already recognizing that you feel you have a very, very large problem.
1:01:36🔗AdamAnd it's a big problem, but if it was that big, you probably would have done something horrible by now at age 32.
1:01:42🔗AdamHe said he had, he said he couldn't live with himself if he did. So get yourself some help so you can live with yourself. Fuel's here, and we'll take a break.
1:01:49🔗CallerHere it is, bottom line, it sucks being single today.
1:01:52🔗CallerTons of lame people and no decent prospects.
1:03:11🔗AdamNow, I've cornered myself, Drew, because I'm forced to sing along with System of a Down every single night.
1:03:18🔗DrewYou have to. It's like, I can't appreciate this.
1:03:21🔗FuelYeah, you have another career out there. You have another career option now.
1:03:24🔗AdamYeah, singing for System of a Down. Yeah, now I'll be driving in my car alone in this song. Come on, I'll be chickening out. Guy next to me thinks I have turrets or something. Fuel is here. Mugga, Mugga, Mugga, Mugga, Mugga, Mugga. I think I could do backup, play like the tambourine or that hollowed out serrated fish. Do they have one of those?
1:04:15🔗AdamRight. Kebasa. All that good stuff comes from Mexico because they don't have like a Strativarius over there. They got the fish that's hollowed out. They got to drag the chopstick across it. Oh, no, they always painted the front up like a fish. Didn't they, Drew?
1:04:45🔗CallerI was diagnosed with ADHD. My doctor put me on Zoloft. And now my fiance wants to leave me because I can't, it just doesn't work anymore.
1:04:58🔗DrewListen, that's sort of not acceptable in terms of the side effects of the Zoloft. You need to talk to your doctor. The inability to have a quality relationship and to have physical intimacy is not healthy. And that can impair your mental health as much as anything else. And you shouldn't have to suffer through that because of a side effect of a medication, particularly for ADHD. There's lots of choices out there. And just get back to your doctor. Make sure he or she is someone who is skilled at treating ADD, ADHD, and has treated a lot of it as a psychiatrist or a mental health professional and has some expertise in that area. And then get going. This is not right. This is not okay.
1:05:36🔗AdamBut if your fiance wants to leave you, it may be more than this.
1:06:42🔗CallerOkay, about nine months ago, I started dating my boyfriend, ex-boyfriend now. And we broke up, like, we were engaged. We broke up, like, two weeks ago. And it was, because he found, he found this girl, he says, it's more, has more in common with him than we did.
1:07:59🔗CallerAnd now he's getting close to the same way... Close to his girl the same way we were. They're going to get married now, and she's... She's going to move in with him, and...
1:08:29🔗DrewJust count your blessings. This is a guy who doesn't know what he wants. Any port in the storm he fuses with, and it becomes an idealized relationship. It's not based on reality.
1:08:37🔗FuelIt probably would have been a real ugly marriage anyway.
1:08:39🔗DrewI was going to say, this is the kind of guy that will have to have lots and lots of these idealized and arousing relationships.
1:08:46🔗FuelAnd you would have been probably hurt over and over and over again. It sounds like you're a real nice girl. You probably would have hung in your marriage, taken all the hits for this guy. I haven't. Well, don't do it anymore.
1:09:28🔗AdamDoes it ever happen where somebody really needs to be friends with somebody three or four weeks after they break up?
1:09:34🔗DrewWomen are a little more healthy that way. They don't like to have the loss of the person. The man, the whole thing is like, oh, get me out of here. It also feels a little guilty and ashamed. He doesn't want to be anywhere near it. Women are much healthier. It's like, hey, this is somebody I care about. I don't want to lose that person from my life.
1:09:51🔗AdamI know. But how often does it ever work out?
1:10:17🔗CallerFirst question was, I have a friend of mine, he was trying to get me to use like a steroid or a growth hormone, and he said that would help.
1:10:24🔗DrewJay, please. Please. Please. Please. Don't do that. Do not do that. That is ridiculous.
1:10:45🔗DrewOkay. Steroids, and by the way, there's a tremendous cross addiction with steroids and other stimulants. Do you have a history of speed or cocaine or anything?
1:10:55🔗DrewThis is a, this has nothing but adverse effects on your body and lots of them. And mood disturbances are one of the more common problems we see from steroids.
1:11:31🔗DrewAnd you tell them about the steroids. You tell them about the steroids. That's important information.
1:11:35🔗AdamAnd don't see anyone in the city of Whittier. Not a great, it's not the cradle of mental health over there. What psychiatrist worth his weight in salt would be in Whittier?
1:11:49🔗FuelYou think they'd probably need a lot of them there, though.
1:11:52🔗DrewThey're just driving down that avenue of cars.
1:11:54🔗AdamI know. But that's the thing. You go to Whittier when you need a good port job done on the heads of your boss 302. You don't go to Whittier for mental health. Nate?
1:12:11🔗CallerYou guys are great. I listen to you all the time. Thank you. Thanks. And Dr. Drew, my favorite part of the show is when you just chime in and say, you're gay. I think that's a lot of fun.
1:12:48🔗FuelYeah. When Carl's mom had come to Carl to tell him, the look on her face was something Carl couldn't really explain. And it kind of haunted him.
1:13:01🔗FuelWow. And she was on her deathbed, and she just looked at his mother and looked at him and just said, how do you die? Words like that can really leave a large lump in your throat. So it spawned a-
1:13:24🔗FuelI mean, imagine one of your parents looking at you going, hey man, how do you die? Yeah. Because she was in so much pain.
1:13:34🔗FuelShe just wanted, you know, she was just like, how do you die? She just had no will to live anymore. So if you really dig through the song and tear it up, you'll get it now. You'll see it.
1:13:43🔗FuelIt's one of those things, you know, it's inevitable, you know, you're sitting there waiting, you know. It's a hard thing.
1:13:50🔗AdamHey, Nate. Yeah. I'm glad you asked that because that's the next song we're going to hear. So it'll be a good time for everyone to turn it up and examine it.
1:14:00🔗AdamRight. All right, Nate. Thanks for the question. And here it is, Hammer It In My Hands. Wow, that sounded great. The story before really gave it a poignancy. I just left the headphones on and cranked it up for that. There you go. Wow, it sounded great.
1:18:04🔗DrewIt was kind of rude in fact, we were talking to him.
1:18:06🔗AdamYeah, I was rocking and I was looking down at the lyrics and reading along and hearing the headphones. And there's nothing, I mean, Drew, you don't do this too much, but we pipe it in over the speakers in here. But something about the headphones that...
1:18:23🔗AdamMuch more intimate environment in your own head what those stereo phones are. Oh yeah, headphones, or cans, I like to call them actually, you're right.
1:18:38🔗CallerOkay. I took birth control for about four years and I just recently switched to an IUD. And before I was on birth control, I had irregular periods and now I'm starting to have irregular periods again and it really sucks.
1:18:57🔗DrewWell, that's what your cycles normally are, you're irregular. Unless you take over with the pill, you're going to be irregular.
1:19:04🔗CallerThere's no other thing other than the pill too.
1:19:09🔗DrewYou could take Depo Prevara and get rid of your cycles altogether.
1:19:23🔗FuelYeah, it just completely eliminates the...
1:19:27🔗DrewEven nowadays they're advocating that women take the pills continuously and don't menstruate at all. You can do that also. I've heard about that as well.
1:19:35🔗AdamWhat's a norplant do to you? Does that take away your period?
1:19:40🔗DrewI still think you menstruate on the norplant.
1:20:12🔗DrewSo you're done. That's it for contraception. You don't need anything else.
1:20:15🔗CallerSo, but there's still like a chance and every time, now that my periods are irregular.
1:20:20🔗DrewNo, Tracy, no, no, no, no, that's ridiculous. That you have an IUD, you're fine. What is it about the irregular periods that bothers you so much?
1:21:04🔗FuelLadies, it's great to be here. Child all the way over. Coats a little rough.
1:21:10🔗AdamI was sitting in my comedy office today, and I don't know why we're talking. We were working on something. We were making up bands, hard edge bands that didn't exist, and someone came up with Hateplow.
1:22:05🔗CallerYes. I saw you guys play at the Whiskey last December. I went to the show by myself because I loved Hemorrhage.
1:22:13🔗CallerI just sit in the corner and watch you guys.
1:22:15🔗CallerI'm absolutely in love and I've seen you guys seven times since then. Thank you. I saw you at the Universal City Walk appearance last January or whatever it was and was able to get a picture with you guys. And since then, all your appearances and concerts, I haven't been able to be able to meet you guys and get like anything signed because I wasn't prepared that time. So I was just wondering, I was at the two shows in LA last night and Saturday night and you guys were unbelievable.
1:22:45🔗FuelAnd so your question is, how can you get to us to get us?
1:22:49🔗CallerI'm going to be at the House of Blues on Wednesday.
1:22:52🔗FuelI don't understand. We couldn't have been any more accessible, so unless you were hiding in the closet.
1:22:57🔗CallerWell, we were, we hung around for a long time. We actually had some friends that said they were going to be able to go backstage and we stayed there forever and nothing happened.
1:23:08🔗FuelWell, we had huge meet and greets before the show. We had after show parties with Nescafé.
1:23:14🔗AdamWhat about the boys from Hate Plow and Bloody Possum were there hanging out?
1:23:20🔗CallerSo I was wondering, on Wednesday, I'm going to be there and where should I go? What should I do? Because when I was there at the House of Blues in LA.
1:23:29🔗FuelBaby, you always got to hang out by the busses or the limos.
1:23:31🔗FuelI tell you what, after we're done talking, stay on the line and they will get your information and stuff. We'll put you on the list and you can come back and meet us at the meet and greet and stuff.
1:23:44🔗AdamAre you going alone again? Okay, good. It's hard corn. It's a real compliment, but I could never go to, would you imagine going to a concert alone? I can't eat alone. I can't eat a sandwich alone. I can't go down the corner and get a meatball sub unless someone goes with me.
1:24:00🔗FuelI'm the same way. I'll wake up today at the hotel and I'll call up my basement. You want to go to IHOP?
1:24:06🔗FuelI can't do it. I'm not going to sit here and eat by my loser.
1:24:09🔗AdamIt's funny when you invest the first two hours in trying to get people to do stuff that would have taken you half an hour. You're on your 18th phone call. Hey dude, I know we haven't talked since high school. Oh, Adam, Adam Corolla. That's right. We had Mr. Sopanzi. Listen, I'm hungry. Are you hungry?
1:24:43🔗AdamOkay. I'm the same with movies. Movies and food. But concert, I think, would be way at the top of the list of things I just couldn't do alone.
1:24:52🔗FuelIt's really hard to mosh by yourself. I just run around in a little circle.
1:24:57🔗AdamBut that is the dedication of the Fuel fans.
1:25:07🔗AdamAll right. We'll take a little break. We'll be back with Fuel after this.
1:25:12🔗CallerHello. This is your radio. Loveline will be right back.
1:25:51🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Drew. Brett and Kevin are both here from Fuel. Something Like Human is the name of the CD. I appreciate Brett and Kevin, especially Brett because Brett looks like a Brett, and Kevin looks pretty much like a Kevin too, but Brett really looks like Brett.
1:26:25🔗AdamBecause it just doesn't work. It's like you see the guy, there's a list of possible names and his name is not on it. So how could it be something else? Yeah.
1:26:35🔗FuelMy name's at the top of the list of names I do look like, I guess.
1:27:33🔗CallerFather died when I was 12. I have an older sister and an older brother. My older sister had the, followed after my father and became an alcoholic. She's been recovering for about 10 years, yay.
1:27:52🔗CallerActually, me, I'm not sure about. I haven't really explored that whole part aspect. It hasn't really become, I know the baggage is always there and I'm aware of it. My sister went through more of the psychotherapy and remembers being abused herself. By him. Right, by him. Hasn't told me if I was, she was six years older than me though, and so I was pretty young when he died.
1:28:20🔗CallerOkay, about her. She's been married for five years, and when she got sober, she was the great one of the family, breaking the cycle. You know, oh, Stacey's so good. Her husband came along and he was also recovering, had more years than her, and everybody thought he was wonderful. They've been married five years, two and a half years ago. I actually moved away from the family, and she confided in me that he is bisexual.
1:29:05🔗CallerOkay, but the problem is he's very casual about it. She's never been tested for AIDS at all, and I'm worried about more of a health concern than anything, and I don't know where the actual privacy line lies between my brother and sister and my mom and I are all very close. My dad's death really brought us together. I mean, we really don't have...
1:29:45🔗AdamHere's the deal, though. No kids until this guy stabilizes.
1:29:49🔗CallerWell, I know this, and I'm married, too, and it's been a big concern because her husband, I don't think it's more of a genetic thing with him. He was also sexually abused by a man when he was little.
1:30:10🔗AdamAnd it's going to be hard to talk him out of it.
1:30:12🔗CallerExactly. And she has talked to me a couple of times and tried to convince me that it doesn't matter when he's with another man. He has, you know, web pages out advertising his sexuality. He'll get all of these things.
1:30:27🔗DrewHere's the reality. Here's the reality. The doctor says.
1:30:36🔗CallerShe has no desire to have sex with him at all.
1:30:38🔗AdamJenny, first off, I don't even know my sister has boobs. God forbid I should ever have any discussion with her about what her husband's doing to her or not doing to her. I don't even want to know.
1:30:48🔗FuelEspecially if he was hitting the wrong side of the possum.
1:30:51🔗AdamRight. Her kids were all delivered c-section. I insisted on that. I didn't want one of the kids tainted by my sister's vagina.
1:31:00🔗FuelYou'd never be able to kiss them on the forehead, would you?
1:31:03🔗AdamThat's right. You're having horrible conversations with your with your screwed up to you. Your sister's sober and she's done some therapy but she's still a mass. This guy's a world-class mess. This guy's a disaster.
1:31:15🔗DrewIn fact, Jenny, they're not sober, are they?
1:31:48🔗DrewUnless they're relation with a sponsor, they're not sober.
1:31:50🔗AdamHere's the deal. You tell your... If you have an open dialogue with your sister, you have to say, look, you cannot even begin to think about having kids with this guy. That's number one. And number two, you can talk to her about the safety issue. But then after that, you've got to move on. You're married. You've got your own life. That's right.
1:32:29🔗AdamThis is gay. What is that? By the way, bi for guys, unless maybe if you're Elton John, you can pull it off for a couple of years. But bi for adult males over 30, that's gay. They just don't want to be called old queens.
1:32:44🔗AdamThey cling to this bi. I always say that bi is gay with a publicist. That means it's not popular to just come out and call yourself gay, but that's what you are.
1:32:55🔗FuelBut if you're gay, be gay. See, that's the thing, if you're going to be gay, be gay.
1:34:08🔗CallerI had a surprising phone call from my mother.
1:34:10🔗CallerShe, I'm coming home for Thanksgiving. Basically, she told me that there's a boy that I'm Indian, and she wants to arrange me with someone.
1:34:37🔗AdamRight. All right. And you want, you're saying that this is, it's time for Kevin to step up and.
1:34:44🔗FuelNo, no, no. No, no, no. We had a conversation. Save her, Kevin. Save her. The funny thing is her and I talked about this because I said to her, like, wow, I know if you're Indian, it's really hard. Like suppose you were really attracted to an Anglo guy. Like your parents would be like, uh-uh.
1:35:09🔗FuelSo that's what and then here she's calling to say that they're arranging a marriage for her. So man, I'll tell you what, if mom and dad get that much bucks, man, I'm kicking in. Let's go. I'll take the beating.
1:35:25🔗DrewIn my, in these days that doesn't mean crap.
1:35:28🔗AdamAm I right to say though, hold on. Here's my impression of India. You tell me if I'm wrong. I've never been there. One half of the country are MDs and the other half stand barefoot in fecal matter and plant handle. There's no intermediate, there's no blue collar Indian jobs. Everyone's a doctor or everyone is just incredibly, incredibly poor.
1:36:27🔗AdamThey, what people from other countries have to understand is they come to this country for a reason, and they can't expect to come to this country to to sort of involve themselves in our culture and not have our culture involve themselves with their kids.
1:36:44🔗AdamYou know, you can't have it, you can't have it always. You can't come here looking for a better life and then create a little New Delhi in the middle of San Francisco and never have your kid leave it. It's unrealistic, and the reason this country is the greatest country on earth is because we have this diversity and this intermingling, and we have a lot of mutts running around, and they're the healthiest breeds. I mean, the mutt dogs are the ones that live until 18, and the ones that get hit by trucks and then don't even limp, they just walk away, and it's all those inbred little lap dogs that end up having hip replacement at four years old and stuff. You got to tell your dad this, you know, Indian's good, but you guys need a little cross-pollinization over that.
1:37:28🔗DrewYou tell him genetic diversity is healthy for a population.
1:38:40🔗CallerTypically, I mean, it's getting better these days where you get to court for a while. Right. And then eventually marry. But still, I mean, it's like...
1:38:52🔗FuelWell, I mean, I would say go home and it may work out. Do you know what I mean? You may find a guy really attractive or something. He might have a nice possum.
1:39:01🔗AdamHe might be a stud. Maybe Raj isn't so hot on it either. I mean, you never look at it from that side.
1:39:06🔗FuelYou guys might get together on the side and go, look.
1:39:11🔗FuelJust wear the nastiest clothing you possibly can have in your closet.
1:39:16🔗AdamMake it like a sitcom episode from the 70s where you just show up belching. And you do this thing where you play the violin real bad. And you say, I practice four hours a day, every day.
1:39:26🔗FuelAnd just tell them you just ate a meal. Just tell them you just ate a meal and the curry is killing you.
1:39:31🔗AdamAll right. Belch it up in his face. OK, listen, I just I got to tell everybody this. This is the greatest country in the world. And look, I just I don't want any of our listeners to take offense. But the reason you left whatever dump you came from to come to this great nation of ours is because your country sucked. I mean, just admit it. That's why you're here. There's no getting over that. You know why you can hear my voice and I can't hear the voice of the people who speak on the radio in your country is because you're here and we're not there. So that's fine. We appreciate it. We're glad that you've come to make a contribution to our country. But as far as clinging to the old ways of the old world, the reason that place you left was a dump is because of all those horrible traditions you have. You understand? So just give them up. You just leave them right at the airport when you get on the plane or on the boat and you come on over. The worst is people that come here and they constantly cling to all this old garbage. This tradition.
1:40:29🔗FuelWhere's that at the airport? I don't see I should say please leave tradition.
1:41:10🔗CallerHey, this is Eddie K. Thomas from American Pie, and you're listening to the two smartest people that will be born back in here in America.
1:41:18🔗AdamThanks, I think. Kevin's in the studio now. I just got off the phone with Tashmina.
1:41:31🔗AdamWe, Fuel is here tonight. Brent and Kevin are both in the studio. They'll be at the House of Blues on Wednesday, not the one up on Sunset, but the one in Orange County, right?
1:42:20🔗AdamYeah. Don't listen to Anderson or whoever said that in your ear that it was a chick or a guy. What's up, Teresa? You're 40. You want to know if cyber sex is cheating?
1:42:50🔗DrewI think that most guys would not be particularly disturbed about this. They'd be a little threatened about the fact that it's the same guy, that they fantasize that somehow you're going to meet up with this guy.
1:43:45🔗DrewSee, that's the problem, is it... For a man to be doing this, most women would be disturbed about it. I think most men would not be overwhelmingly bothered by you doing it, although he'd be a little threatened about the fact that it's the same guy over and over again, for fear that you might meet him. But the bigger issue here is, what is deficient in your marriage that you feel the need to do this?
1:44:03🔗CallerWell, I think there's definitely something lacking, but not in that respect. I mean, I think it's emotional.
1:44:11🔗DrewYeah, that's what we're talking about.
1:44:58🔗AdamNo, I know you don't feel like you're cheating, but you do feel like there's something up with the relationship that's not going right that you're avoiding.
1:45:04🔗AdamAnd you're putting your energy into this cyber sex instead of into the relationship. Maybe it's your husband's fault because he won't put the energy into it. But that's where you got to focus.
1:45:13🔗DrewYou got to get him to respond in ways that you need. People that write about this stuff talk about what might be called emotionally significant conversation. And that's what you're getting from across the web. You're not getting from your husband.
1:45:27🔗AdamWho cares? Danny? We've got to wrap it up here. You're awake, you're 14. You're a girl? No, I'm a boy. Oh, you're a boy. Sorry about that. And your girlfriend's mom is...
1:45:58🔗CallerLike, she likes me. It's just that she doesn't want her cousin, because we go to the same school now, her cousin and me. And, she doesn't want her cousin to know, so he doesn't tell her mom, so she doesn't get in trouble.
1:46:09🔗AdamAlright, but why doesn't, okay, so you're, wait a minute.
1:46:12🔗DrewWait, why were you able to date two years ago, but not now?
1:46:15🔗CallerNo, like, we're still dating, just her mom never knew about it.
1:46:18🔗DrewAnd now the mom is getting involved with this?
1:46:20🔗CallerYeah, because of her cousin that goes to school with her.
1:46:22🔗DrewAnd the mom won't let her have a boyfriend no matter who it is?
1:46:26🔗CallerWon't let her have a boyfriend until she's sixteen.
1:46:51🔗FuelDo you know what I mean? Like, go over there and go, look, everything's cool. You know, I'm not gonna try anything, just wanna hang out. I enjoyed spending time with your daughter. And we're gonna play some backgammon and have at it.
1:46:59🔗AdamTell mom she can smell your fingers before you leave.
1:47:05🔗FuelHey, that's why I know dipping in the candy dish, man.
1:47:07🔗AdamThat's right. Smell the possum on there. Now, look, stay with your girlfriend and let your girlfriend whittle away at mom, too, before you head over.
1:47:43🔗CallerLoveline, with Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew.
1:48:19🔗AdamWell, that is it. I want to thank Fuel for coming in here and being great. Just delightful.
1:48:26🔗FuelThanks for having me, Pete, sitting in the room, having my hangover there.
1:48:29🔗AdamGood. Real good to see you guys again. Best of luck, although it doesn't seem like you're going to need it. And come back anytime you like. We'll do it in a little less than a year. What do you say? Absolutely.
1:48:43🔗AdamAll right. Going to be at the Anaheim, by the way, House of Blues this Wednesday and then on Downtown Disney. On tour everywhere. So look for them. Thanks, Fuel. And until next time, Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo. Did your dad abuse you sexually?
1:48:59🔗CallerActually, me, I'm not sure about. I haven't really explored that whole.
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