1:22🔗DrewNo, no. I know I didn't lead you into it too well, but had you been paying attention, you would have known what I was talking about, right? Thank you. First guest up tonight is the one that's... You don't know what he's saying, but whatever it is, it's real funny.
1:40🔗AdamAnd we loved him. Right? I really loved him.
2:22🔗DrewI'm going to tell my kid not to go to school on the off chance he becomes a successful entrepreneur or musician or actor so he can announce that while he counts his millions. Doesn't it feel better? I mean, aren't you glad you didn't go to school now?
2:37🔗Well, not really, because it does get frustrating when I say, instead of K-R-O-Q, I read all back to front and I see things back to front and I get, my concentration span is about one millionth of a second and in my whole life I must have read maybe five books.
3:03🔗If somebody invented a pill that made me let me, I'd love to read, I'd love to go into a library and just pick out a book. I envy people that can read, read, read, read, I mean, I know people that can speed read, that must be a trip, man.
3:15🔗AdamAdam has so much negative sort of connotation to the book that he can't even get near a book without shuddering and feeling awful.
3:21🔗I do, I buy books to make myself fairly intelligent and I just, I just stay around them, you live around books. I've got first editions of every, I've got Churchill's first edition, I can't even read the name Churchill. I said, what's his work? She charmed by me in his first edition and I go, what does that mean? She goes, this is Winston Churchill's memoirs. I go, what about? How drunk he used to get and how many cigars he used to smoke during the war.
3:48🔗DrewOh, that's sacrilege. He saved your country.
3:54🔗DrewAll right, Ozzy Osborne is here. Sharon is also here. Sharon is his wife and manager and wrangler and sometimes interpreter. And put your headphones on Sharon because when we get some calls, you're gonna want to hear these problems that these kids have. Now, I think I saw behind the music on you.
4:33🔗DrewThat's my point. There's not enough to fill up the time, but with you, you got too much material for the allotted time. But there's a couple things. I've met you before.
5:08🔗I first met Sharon when she was a secretary. No, a telephone reception for her father in 1971, and I just... her father was trying to get money for Black Sabbath. Right. And I was wearing a pajama top for his shirt and a hot water faucet for jewelry. And she was absolutely... I was smoking, partying in the reception, and she was absolutely freaked out.
5:30🔗DrewAnd you were like, weren't you, like, locked up in a hotel room and Sharon came up and saved you?
5:48🔗DrewYou don't have to answer any questions, but here's what I'm curious about. When I was watching the Behind the Music thing, he was biting the head off of the dove in the record meeting. There was pictures of it. It wasn't a reenactment. I was like, who had a camera for that?
6:03🔗CallerWell, it was supposed to be me signing up with the record company.
6:07🔗DrewOh, that's why they were taking the pictures.
6:08🔗CallerIt was a meet and greet. You know, when you go, hi, and they were saying nothing, and the next guy comes in and they do his thing. So when you go to the fun thing, you put your face through one of them.
6:21🔗CallerAnd Sharon says to me, I want you to go in and throw these doves in the air. And I said, I was drunk, and I threw one of them in, and I bit the one's head off, and they all went, and I went the opposite way around.
6:31🔗DrewYeah, the blood was coming out. It was great that there was a camera there, that's all I'm saying. That was...
6:38🔗CallerNobody, I mean, I was, Sharon says, Sharon was literally, literally wetting herself, literally.
7:28🔗Nothing. I'm just like really excited. I have a question. I'm not really a question. I want to say thank you to Ozzy for the music. Thank you. And also to your wife for getting you back on your feet and having you around this long. I'm really happy.
7:48🔗CallerThat's another thing. I don't know how I've done it. I don't believe in miracles and things, but I'm sure I had an incredible run, you know. So considering I started in 68 with Black Sabbath.
8:02🔗CallerIt's now 2001. It's like where has the time gone? It's like in a flash it's gone by. So you know what you should do every day? Enjoy your life. Exactly. I mean Sharon and I were in New York when this terrorist attack happened, you know, and suddenly the world kind of changed for us all. And what I decided to do is have as much fun as I possibly can, because you never know when someone bad's gonna happen.
8:28🔗AdamWere you in the shadow of all that? Did you see it happen?
8:48🔗CallerI'm not sober. Now, I'm not totally tea-totall. Now, even now, against my will, find me with my head down in a bottle of something I shouldn't be doing. And then she goes, uh-uh, not allowed. Go back to jail. Do not collect $200.
9:01🔗DrewI mean, you were having a good time before.
9:04🔗CallerI mean, you've got to have a good time.
9:07🔗CallerYou know, what's the point? You know what? When you're dead, you're dead for a long years, a lot of years, and nobody's ever come back and said, hey, you know what? It's really cool on the other side.
9:16🔗DrewNow, I wish someone would, for Christ's sake. I feel better when I hear that.
9:20🔗CallerI mean, when you hear these people say, they saw this white light and they heard a voice say, go back. You know, I mean, I don't believe in all that baloney. I don't believe in ghosts.
9:32🔗CallerI don't believe in ghosts. I don't believe in apparitions. I think people are the two stone or or something's going on in their head, you know.
9:40🔗DrewRight. Well, do you think you would go to hell if there was a hell?
9:44🔗CallerI think that have, I mean, the 11th of September, if hell's worse than that, if there is a place called hell, I mean, I believe there's heaven and hell on this domain that we live in.
10:09🔗CallerYou know, with me, I like everything that's right. The greatest single achievement of my life, I've had platinum discs, Grammy Awards, Walk of Fame, all this. I haven't smoked a cigarette in seven months.
10:23🔗CallerAnd I was, I started smoking when I was 12. I was smoking for 40 years. And don't ask me how I did that. If I believe there is a miracle, that is one.
10:39🔗Well, I'll tell you what. I prayed to God to get, to win tickets to go see you in Tucson. And I told him, if there is a God, I will quit smoking the next day. And I won the ticket to go see you in Tucson.
10:54🔗AdamI'm going to quit tomorrow. You know what? I'm quitting next week.
10:57🔗CallerYou know what? When you're ready, if you're ready, you'll quit.
11:00🔗AdamYou gotta be ready. I agree with you. You've got to be ready.
11:03🔗CallerI mean, what happened with me, I had the patch, I had the hypnosis, I had the acupuncture, I had tried the gum and everything. And so one day I just went, you know what? This is the last damn cigarette I'm ever going to put in my mouth. I threw it on the fire and I haven't touched one since. And I didn't go through any crazy withdrawal. I didn't go, you know, because I was ready to quit. I was ready. It's kind of like, you know, you're not getting on with your partner anymore and you know the love's over, but you're sticking it out and then all of a sudden one day you go.
11:54🔗CallerWell, just like when you're 40, you're supposed to be more sexually driven and maybe that would come sooner or not at all.
12:01🔗AdamYou're going to use up your orgasms or something?
12:03🔗CallerI don't know. Because when I was younger, I used to masturbate at least twice a day for a long time. Now, it's just like it's not as often, like maybe once a week.
12:28🔗AdamWas there anything crazy going on in your house, anything sort of over-arousing, stimulating? Was there a lot of chaos or family breaking apart or anything?
12:37🔗CallerNot at all. I just found myself very like, I don't know, I just fantasized a lot.
12:42🔗DrewDid you have an orgasm when you were eight?
14:02🔗DrewShe's attractive in an androgynous way. I think Sharon has a much more feminine angle than that.
14:07🔗CallerBut she's got, and also she's got my nuts in her hand as we speak.
14:10🔗AdamWell, that's the part you're sort of picking up on. It's the weakest link part. You're the weakest link.
14:14🔗DrewDrew's got my nuts in his hand too. That's right. The great Ozzy Osbourne and his beautiful wife slash manager Sharon is in here, as well as their Pomeranian dog.
14:24🔗AdamIs this what you mean by the tongue coming out right now?
14:27🔗DrewNo, that's not what I mean. I like when the Pomeranians close their mouth, their tongue hangs out.
14:35🔗DrewDown to Earth is the name of the CD. Well, let me ask you a question that just popped in my head. Maybe it's a stupid one, but as Americans, we think of Ozzy Osbourne as our own.
14:51🔗CallerI look at myself as being Anglo-American. I mean, I spend more time in Los Angeles than I have in Great Britain.
15:00🔗DrewGod bless you. But do you think, where would you say you were bigger? Would you think you were bigger in England or bigger here?
15:07🔗CallerI mean, I am recognized wherever I go. You know, wherever I go in the world, people go, are you Ozzy? I forget who I am. I just walk around and people go, it's Ozzy, you know? And I really don't go out much. I don't go to clubs anymore because I don't go to bowing. If you are sitting there with a diet Pepsi, you are going to go right in the neck. So at 11 o'clock you can understand people, but at 2 o'clock in the morning the language goes drastically downhill.
15:36🔗DrewIf you got to go out somewhere and do something and you don't want to be recognized, do you un-Ozzy yourself?
15:43🔗CallerWell, no, I really don't. I'm really a... What did you say?
15:58🔗CallerWhat's the point? My job is going out. What's the point when I come on home or when she goes, let's go out, and I go, I've been out for the last year and a half, you know?
16:06🔗DrewI'm saying, what if you got to make a run to the market or something like that? I mean, I know you got people to do that.
16:11🔗CallerI love... You know, my biggest hobby is I love food shopping. I love it. I love going out and food shopping.
16:17🔗DrewBut if you don't want to get hassled, do you put a hat on?
16:21🔗CallerNo, no, I don't. No, no, I don't. You know, as the album title goes, I'd like to be kind of down to earth. And if I'm sometimes off the show and goes, you better go back and sign that guy, because the day they stop asking you for your autograph, is the day you got a problem. I go, OK, OK, you know.
17:16🔗Yeah. Pretty cool. Back when Black Sabbath and got back together, all that. But I got a question for Dr. Drew. Recently I found out I have hepatitis C. And my girlfriend, she's like my hip to drugs or nothing like that.
17:35🔗AdamUrinary, IV, diarrhea, high, she don't drink, she don't drink. You're an IV drug user?
17:39🔗Yeah. Well, I'm on methadone right now. But I mean, I don't shoot up anymore.
17:46🔗DrewSo you got the hepatitis from shooting up? Right.
17:49🔗AdamThat's where it comes from. But you can transmit it sexually, at least theoretically. Yeah. So you have an obligation to tell her about that.
17:56🔗Yeah. I'm kind of scared to tell her because she don't even know about the methadone or anything like that. She knows I go get up in the morning and go somewhere.
18:05🔗AdamDon't you think it's important that she know?
18:08🔗CallerYou know, what I've learned about methadone, a lot of people, when I've been in rehabs, have been on methadone, have said to me that coming off methadone is worse than getting up heroin.
18:18🔗AdamOh, it's the worst drug of all to come off of.
18:46🔗DrewOkay. I think junkie would be a step up at this point. Right. I mean, I don't think you're going to disappoint her. She's in love with you and you're selling siding.
18:55🔗AdamRight. And methadone, even though I hate it and I'm glad you're Ozzy too, it is a rational thing to do if you're really having trouble.
19:05🔗AdamIt absolutely is. I don't recommend it. It's not something that I adhere to, but if this man's life was in danger from his heroin use and this keeps him safe at least, well, okay.
19:15🔗CallerWell, you know, I agree with you. I've met a lot of junkies one time in rehab and they've told me that methadone was the worst of anything.
19:28🔗CallerIn actual fact, I knew junkies that would trade their heroin to people that were getting methadone. You swap the heroin for the methadone.
19:37🔗AdamAnd they can take it. It's a real variable how bad the withdrawal is from methadone. Some people get through it in a week or two and are okay. Some go awful for two months. I mean awful.
19:47🔗CallerAll right. I had a thing with the Kalanapin. I got myself messed up.
19:52🔗AdamThat stuff takes a year before your brain is back normal again.
19:56🔗CallerNo, I'm taking it for life now whether I like it or not.
20:00🔗DrewWhat do you do with the Kalanapin, Drew?
20:02🔗CallerWell, I started to have a kind of panic attacks. It was for anxiety.
20:54🔗CallerBedtime. Bedtime? I've tried coming up, but I literally, I can't live without it. I just wreck my brain cells for a little while. I mean, the deal is, whatever you do to excess, if you play now, you play later. I mean, none of us gets out of here alive. And then if you abuse drugs or alcohol or anything, eventually you're going to, you're going to, it's payback time, you know.
21:21🔗AdamLast time I met you, you were actually complaining about depression.
21:25🔗CallerI'm now, I'm now, I'm now on two different antidepressions. On Zoloft and another one, another one, with the acidity to it. I can't, I mean, I know. Because what I developed was, about three years ago, I started to get this tremor and I started to freak out. I went to a neurologist, now the Brad at MRI, and he said, he told me that I haven't got Parkinson's. I thought them's going, oh my God, I got Parkinson's. I couldn't stop shaking. And what I did, what I developed is a nonspecific hereditary tremor, which is a medication called Mycelin. I take that three times a day now.
22:01🔗DrewThank God you're living in this age, though. You would have been screwed.
22:07🔗CallerAnd then I phoned my sister, and I go, I say to my sister, I go, Gene, I said, you know, I've just been diagnosed with a hereditary tremor, and she goes, I'm not you as well. I go, what do you mean, not me as well? You're Uncle George, you're Uncle, and she reels up all these family members, and I go, well, don't you think somebody should have told me about 29, sometime in your life, you might start jittering about the planet, you know, don't worry, you know. I was freaking out. I thought, my God.
22:33🔗AdamDoes your neurologist know you're taking all that clonopin, though? Yeah.
24:28🔗CallerNo, but he started to take Viagra and we would wait and wait for it to work. I'd fall asleep and he'd be there with a big boner and I'm fast asleep and he can't wake me up.
24:40🔗CallerI'm going, Sharon, I'm ready. She's going, get lost. I'm lying here like I'm camping with the tent pole. I'm all boned out. Nowhere to go. I'm looking at Minnie. She's going, not me.
24:54🔗DrewHow long does the Viagra, not again, she said, how long does the Viagra take to kick in?
24:58🔗CallerWell, I learned. They're coming out with a new one, which is a nose spray Viagra. And it's in the one one that is the spray.
25:46🔗DrewAll right. We're going to take a little break. Hey, everybody. It's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. Over there being San Diego. Yes, sir. Tori Amos is our guest tonight. She has herself a whole bunch of concerts coming up here at the Will-Turn Theatre, which is, like I said, the genius name that because it's on Western in Wilshire Boulevard, so hence the Will-Turn. And those are all sold out. So just forget about it.
26:18🔗CallerHow do you know this kind of information?
26:20🔗DrewWell, it dawned on me one day as I grew up in LA. So I passed the Will-Turn 1700 times and it just dawned on me as I was looking at the Wilshire in the Western sign and that it's on Will-Turn Western that it just must be. I have that kind of genius linguistically. And Drew does too, hence the homeocentesis.
26:48🔗DrewHomeostasis. Sorry, yes, that's right. Tori Strange Little Girls is the name of the new CD. We're gonna hear something off of that. I think we'll take a call and then we'll hear a song off the new CD. Selma? You're 22?
27:05🔗CallerI was beginning to date this guy and I kind of struggled. Didn't give him much attention because he actually lived kind of far from me, but since I'm going to move up to where he lived, we started talking. Now I feel like I'm more interested in him than he is interested in me.
27:26🔗CallerWell, I met him through a friend, actually, on a trip up north. He lives in Northern California, I live in Southern California. And that's why I wasn't paying much attention to him. And now I feel like that...
27:40🔗DrewHold on, Drew, I think we have to do a Loveline recreation.
28:50🔗DrewAre you really into him or are you just kind of into him because you don't think he's into you?
28:54🔗CallerNo, I think he's like a total... He what? I mean, he's been a total sweetheart, like, all the time. Um, calls me in the morning to say good morning, things like that. And, but now...
29:07🔗AdamI'm very... I'm really unclear about something. How much time have you actually spent face to face?
29:12🔗CallerUm, actually a lot. He... Well, not a lot, but he's come down every other weekend and I've gone up a lot. So, we do see each other almost every weekend.
29:20🔗DrewAlright. Well, how about... And everybody can do this. If your mate is giving you trouble, it's okay to say to him, uh, hey, what's up? You seem... Drew, do that again.
30:08🔗DrewOkay. All right, uh, Selmy, you just talk, talk to him, okay? And get an answer. And if the answer's, you know, hey, he's out, then you move on.
30:17🔗AdamShe's pretty clear what the answer is, as always. That's why she doesn't ask the question.
30:20🔗DrewTori, don't, don't you think, or tell me what you think about this. We, we think when people don't ask the question, it's usually because they don't want to know the answer.
30:29🔗AdamOr they know what the answer is and they don't want to hear it.
30:32🔗DrewYeah, they don't want to hear it. Well, you get that vibe when someone's pulling out of a relationship. You kind of know. Your spidey sense tingles.
30:42🔗DrewAnd you know if you corner them and say to them, what's up? Eventually, if you really push hard enough, they're just going to tell you they ain't into it. And then, then you're crushed.
30:50🔗CallerBut don't you sometimes think that there's a part of it that they want to hold on to, whether it's your friendship? Sometimes people just, they, they don't want you completely out of their life, but they don't want it the way that it was. Something's changing.
31:09🔗DrewAnd, and, and they, they don't want it the way it was, but they don't want to confront you and they don't want you completely out. So they just start slowly pulling back and then you go nuts.
31:21🔗CallerI mean, is this guy afraid that because she's moving up there, she's going to be right there and it's not against her. It's not a personal thing. It's just I found that sometimes when I get too close to certain in my life, when I've been too close to certain men, that they just feel like they're losing their freedom.
31:43🔗DrewYeah, well, we do that. I'm feeling a little cage right now. Open the door. Hey, you know, Drew? Yep. You know, I forgot. I know I've told this story before. It's been a long time. Tori Amos, I took some flowers of hers to an ex-girlfriend of mine many years ago. Do you remember that? Tori did the K-Rock, that is the mother station out here, did the Kevin and Bean morning show years ago. Like it had to be seven years ago because I was just screwing around. I was like just hanging out with the morning show screwing around. And Tori did her thing and as usual all her fans came by and dropped off some flowers and gifts and stuff. And Tori took off and left behind and not intentionally of course, but somehow neglected to get a bouquet of flowers. And I collected this bouquet of flowers because my girlfriend had been pounding on me for never giving her flowers. So I came home and I handed her the flowers. And you know she almost had an aneurysm because I never buy flowers. And she was like, What is up flowers? Oh my goodness, I'll get some water, you know, and I was feeling pretty good about myself. And then I screwed up. She was a big Tori Amos fan. And I said, Such an idiot. I said, Guess whose flowers these were for? She was like, Who? And I said, Your number one girl, Tori Amos. And she was like, You son of a bitch. I said, But Tori Amos, she loved Tori Amos.
33:50🔗DrewThat's right. Look, I could have walked away. I could have walked away, but I picked up the flowers. I tore the Tory name tag off and I promptly brought them to my girlfriend. And is she still your girlfriend? No, no, no. Big mistake. Bad end of that. This horse just came in. You know what I'm saying, baby? Horse? Yeah, me. I'm talking about me. Yeah, she was with me during the lean years, but now literally a millionaire. Literally, you know.
34:25🔗DrewThank you. Anderson, you ready to rock? You got both your hands up in the air. OK, you're working it with your feet. This is off of Strange Little Girl. And this one is called Strange Little Girl.
38:22🔗DrewCory Amos, everybody. Another beauty. Strange Little Girls, the name of the CD. We're going to take a little break, and we'll be right back with more of the show after this.
38:41🔗DrewHey, it's Loveline, everybody. I'm Adam. That's Drew. Our good friend and wonderful soul, Tori Amos is in studio tonight. I've seen Tori a few times, but I think only acoustically, just alone at the piano, which is amazing and impressive. But how many people do you travel with? Are you alone or do you have a full band or how does it work?
39:09🔗CallerWell, I don't know how to put this. I'm playing alone at the piano traveling with loads of people.
39:20🔗CallerPlaying and singing, there's a huge crew that make it work. I do this with a lot of people.
39:25🔗DrewDo you ever have someone on a cello sitting there?
39:28🔗CallerFor two tours, I had other musicians. Right. And that was a completely different kind of show. So this tour, I'm just alone at the keyboards.
39:43🔗CallerWith a great crew, by the way. Cause you know, just cause you're up there alone, doesn't mean there's not a lot of people that are a part of creating the show.
39:51🔗DrewWell, yeah, but let's stop being modest. They're a dime a dozen. Thank you. Drew, what are you doing over there, buddy?
40:08🔗CallerI just, holy God, I'm sorry, hang on a second. Okay, I was in Salt Lake too. In fact, I met that girl that you said hi to her baby too. I thought that was kind of cool.
40:18🔗CallerWow, this is a small world. Are you in Salt Lake now?
40:22🔗CallerYeah, I am. And there's a lot of crazy fans out here. You have no idea.
40:28🔗CallerSalt Lake is a fascinating place. Don't you think there's a lot going on out there?
40:35🔗DrewIt seems like there's quite a diverse group there. I mean, you got your super pious Mormons and then you got your crazy rebellious kids who probably feel like women living in Afghanistan. You know what I mean? Like under this oppressive regime. I'm guessing Kevin is one of them.
40:55🔗CallerAnd then you've got the Olympic Committee.
40:58🔗CallerYeah. I want to know if you... This has been driving me crazy. I sat on the second row of your concert and I swore to God that you looked at me during Crucify because I was bawling and you like raised your eyebrows and smiled. I don't know if that was that me. And then afterwards when I was like meeting you, I called you Jesus. Sorry, by the way. I didn't...
42:59🔗Question is, what is your inspiration for fairies? Where did that come from in you? Because as you know, everyone goes to the concert wearing fairy wings and they write a lot about you being the fairy queen. Where did your inspiration come from?
43:16🔗CallerWell, actually, my grandfather was part Cherokee and he would talk to me about the spiritual realm and the spiritual world. And it defines itself in different ways for different people as we all know. Sometimes it's just taking a walk and seeing the sunset. Sometimes it's being close to the earth and experiencing nature in that way. Sometimes it comes out for other people in religion. Although that gets very confusing.
43:50🔗DrewAre you a religious person or a spiritual person?
43:53🔗CallerI'd like to think that it's more of a... It's about... It's not a set doctrine for me. My grandfather tried to teach me a lot about just listening, listening to other people and also listening to the spirit world. And it did speak to you and listening to your ancestors. And as you know, that's a great belief with the Native Americans.
44:18🔗DrewYeah, they're huge into that. They listen to like coyotes and they talk to cactus. Wind.
44:30🔗DrewWell, I mean, that's the bottom line. If they had some cable, they wouldn't be into all that. Talking to coyotes and stuff.
44:36🔗CallerWell, I think the whole thing is, is that there are certain people that really believe that there is a spiritual world out there. And then there's some people that are more cynical about it. And it's going to feel right for you.
44:52🔗DrewWe are, I'm sorry to cut you off in the middle of the spiritual.
45:27🔗AdamIt's a good thing we discussed that before.
45:29🔗DrewI'm Adam Carolla, that's Dr. Drew, and it's really a better show.
45:34🔗AdamYeah, it's our best work. Well, we don't have any good works.
45:37🔗DrewWhat would an average show be here? No Guest, me doing that god-awful lightning round at the end. Yeah, no, you don't have to.
45:47🔗AdamNotice how the lightning round does not appear in the best of line up.
45:50🔗DrewYou don't have to endure that. We have good program names, celebrities like Seth Green. I'm glad to welcome back to the program one of the nicest guys in show business, Seth Green.
46:58🔗DrewRight. And I'd be pissed off because I'm not getting paid enough. You know, if I was the best, I don't want more money. All right.
47:04🔗CallerI think it's kind of getting out of hand, though. A lot of the reality programs are really just gross and scary.
47:11🔗DrewYeah, people. It's like, yeah, here's a cow testicle. You got to eat that bull testicle. And then there's a lamb's eye. And we're going to cover you in snakes.
47:21🔗CallerYeah, but did you watch? Do you ever watch?
47:22🔗DrewWe got a guy with AIDS. He's going to pee on you.
47:25🔗CallerThere's that camera type show, except what they're doing is freaking people out. It's not like, hey, you come in for a job and, you know, the secretary has club foot. It's not like that. This episode that I saw, these women came in to get their bridal gowns because the wedding was tomorrow. And the people tell them, oh yeah, we ruined your gown. And they show them like a gown horribly burned. And the women start crying and it's really upsetting. And then they go, you're on the candid TV. You know, and the women are just like, wow, that's so not funny.
48:12🔗AdamYeah, like guys would send in a stripper or something and see how the guy would respond while his girlfriend watched.
48:17🔗CallerThere's a general mean-spiritedness to television these days that I don't approve of.
48:21🔗DrewThere is. And I'll tell you something, just a little career advice, Seth. Not that you would stoop to doing something for the money like when I did Red Handed. But it was a great moment. They said to me, we'll give you like ten grand an episode or something like that. All you got to do is get to Loveline an hour, maybe 45 minutes early, a couple days, two days a week, and do some quick voiceover work. Your name's not on it. It's not like Adam Corolla presents Red Handed or anything. You don't get a writer or producer's credit. You just get your money and you go home. So I remember telling Daniel Kelsen, the executive producer of the Man Show, yeah, I'm doing this Red Handed. He's like, you idiot. You'll ruin your career. I said, look, my name's, I'm not on camera and my name's not even on the thing. No, so you don't understand. That ruins careers. I said, well, what I care? I'm just gonna make some money. My name's not on anything. I'll take the check. I'll go home. No one will know it's me.
49:17🔗CallerThat's what David Duchovny thought with Bread True Diaries.
49:20🔗DrewYeah, a week later he comes in to the office. He has it Xerox. It's posted all over the place. This is a big picture of me in like the New York Times or something. Corolla embarrasses himself. It says like these big letters. And then the whole article basically goes on like I'd written, produced, conceived and dreamt of the show. I got total credit for this piece of ass. And you've just never seen a better example of in your face, I told you so crap. Big picture. Corolla embarrasses himself. Fantastic. Seth is also in my favorite TV show, The Family Guy. Oh, yeah. Yes. I love that show.
52:14🔗CallerI just think whenever like a guy fingers me or something, I can't get an orgasm. I like get really close, but then like, I just don't get it.
52:25🔗DrewWell, maybe you just haven't met the right finger.
52:28🔗AdamI don't think that that's... That whole behavior...
52:40🔗AdamYeah, that's not usually a goal, that behavior? Yeah. There is no goal in it, really? That's why it sort of goes away?
52:46🔗DrewYeah, the finger is just sort of to make room for the penis. I mean, it's sort of like, you know, before you put on a pair of boots, you grab them and you pull the laces apart. Like before you put on some high top shoes, you move it around a little and you loosen up. Well, it's not because you're going to put your hand in there, it's because you're going to put your foot in there. But you got to get your hand in there and move it around a little so your foot will fit better. You see what I'm saying?
53:08🔗AdamYeah, you like being equated with a boot, it's time.
53:45🔗Drew.whoever asks this question, but how much better is an orgasm when you're with a guy than when you do it yourself? You know what I mean? Well, you may not know.
54:05🔗AdamBut the fact that you're able to achieve orgasm by yourself, you're already ahead of most of your peers, okay? Really? Yeah. Being able to do it with someone else will come in good time.
54:16🔗DrewYeah. Now, what percentage... What do you think an orgasm with a woman is compared to masturbation for a guy? 50% better?
54:37🔗AdamI said it's like an existential question. It's like an unanswerable.
54:40🔗DrewYes. If I whacked off in the force, was you carrying? I'm just curious. I'm curious for women, if it's... Do you think that gap's any wider or closer?
54:51🔗AdamI think it's a lesser experience for them. Because men, first of all, are into the whole visual thing. They're into it.
55:42🔗CallerCandy, have you ever thought about doing public relations or maybe being an ambassador to a country because you really make people feel comfortable and important?
55:48🔗DrewIt would be great. A great PR person for a studio like, hey, you're really fat so you're probably going to laugh really hard at this new movie because you know you fat people when you're not sweating you really laugh it up.
58:35🔗DrewOkay. But you're not going to solve it by trying to bang Scott Weiland or... No.
58:40🔗CallerI don't want to have sex with him. I just want to talk to him.
58:43🔗AdamBut, Candy, what generally you're doing is you're using arousal. You're using these sort of ex-thrilling environments and circumstances to manage or escape all the feelings you have about this chaotic home environment. So, you know, those traumas need to be dealt with in a more direct way, in a way that's not potentially so self-destructive for you.
59:00🔗DrewWhat do you know, old man? I say live. Live. Life is for the young.
59:12🔗CallerIf you look at him, you can't tell how old he is.
59:14🔗DrewNo, to me he's like... Remember on the Kentucky Fried Chicken Bucket, Colonel Sanders? He's always the same guy. It's not like he got older as you got older. He's the same dude.
59:38🔗CallerSeth, love your work. Thanks. Dr. Drew, I've got a quick question for you. I was diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder. My psychologist, psychiatrist, whatever it is, gave me clonazepam, .5 milligrams. I take it once a day. I take it before I go to bed. I've read a lot of conflicting things about it being addictive, and I wanted to hear what you had to say about it.
59:56🔗AdamWell, you're taking a very, very low dose, and it is a long-acting benzodiazepines, and all benzodiazepines and hypnotics have the potential to be addictive, and all, even if they don't cause addiction, can cause dependency. Okay. Clonazepam is the safest in that whole class, and if you do not have a risk for addiction, if you're not an addict, you should feel free to take it. That's a low dose. It's a good medicine for generalized anxiety. If you don't have a family history of addiction, you've never used drugs yourself, you've never been diagnosed with addiction, it's perfectly safe. However, occasionally I've seen psychiatrists give clonazepam or clonazepam to addicts, and I've never seen an addict stay sober while taking that medicine.
1:00:33🔗DrewWhat's the difference between clonazepam and clonazepam, and why can't they just make the words a little easier? You know what I mean?
1:00:40🔗DrewEveryone, so you know what this is? This is so all the laymen look like jackasses when they go, um, my doctor has me on, um, uh, the, um, McDoosh around, McClase-Doosh.
1:00:53🔗AdamNo, there's still, there's still a throwback to, like, alchemist, you know, we have to use specialized languages and incantations to try to, you know, part of the drama of being a healthcare provider.
1:01:03🔗DrewCouldn't we just give them all numbers? You know, I'm like, I'm on A1, I'm on A2, and go all the way through that, then you go to the B1s and the B2s.
1:01:27🔗DrewThat's a little, that's your lucky charms or vioagula. David, you're 17?
1:01:32🔗CallerYes, I have a question. First of all, I met a girl when I was at the KFC and I went around and she said I looked kind of cute, so I just wanted to talk to her, but I got kind of nervous.
1:01:45🔗DrewYou met a girl at Kentucky Fried Chicken?
1:01:47🔗CallerYeah, when I was on a drive-through.
1:01:58🔗CallerAnd I just kind of got a little nervous and she asked me if I lived around the area, and then she asked about my Afro, and then I got kind of nervous, and when I was telling the guy, I just drove off without asking for a number or anything. I was just wondering.
1:02:10🔗DrewHold on a second. A guy with an Afro eating fried chicken? I don't buy it. Thanks for, Drew wrote that down and slid it across the desk. David?
1:03:36🔗AdamYou were asleep like two hours that night.
1:03:37🔗DrewI whizz on myself when I'm asleep, I think more than other adults do. I think other adults do it about every eight years, and I do it about every eight months.
1:03:46🔗AdamI have not whizzed on myself since I was four or two.
1:04:01🔗AdamDavid, here's the deal. You just... You can't... There's no way, there's no cookbook, there's no sort of guiding you through this. You just need experience laying it out there a little bit, doing it and doing it and doing it. Pretty soon it will not be that big a deal.
1:04:13🔗DrewWell, and here's the good news. It's drive-thru. You're in your car.
1:04:17🔗DrewI wish when I was in high school I could have driven my car down the holes and asked women out. If you didn't get the right answer you just step on it or start rolling the window up like it'd be like, Hey, you want to go to the movie this weekend? Well, I can't... And I just start rolling the window up like my aunt's coming in town. Thank you.
1:04:37🔗AdamBut you don't feel so insecure, not so exposed. You got a big car around you.
1:04:40🔗DrewYeah, you're in your car. Yeah, don't do it. Don't pay with change and do a move like that. That's not going to work. But just pull up, ask her for a number, and either she says yes or no. And if she says no, you're gone. And then you can't go back there for a few months.
1:04:56🔗AdamMaybe we should go out sometime. What do you think? That's it. That's simple.
1:05:17🔗DrewYep. Now this is a guy, this next guest, who didn't seem to get us at the beginning because we weren't laughing at his jokes. But then I explained nobody laughs around here. This is Loveline. You have to create your own support system.
1:05:55🔗DrewI grew up in North Hollywood. You spent a short period of your life while your star was rising in North Hollywood, but I was born and bred in that armpit. I know exactly what you are talking about.
1:06:10🔗DrewI'm sorry. You just brought up some memories.
1:06:13🔗GuestWrite down some lyrics. Let's take it on the road.
1:06:16🔗DrewYou just missed it because between the three of us we had a four person conversation here all talking about our own version of a televangelist that we thought we were describing to each other.
1:06:31🔗GuestThree yogi-bearers mumbling at each other.
1:06:34🔗DrewYes. It's going to be a long night. We haven't had any comedy on this show in about a year and a half. Well, I've been on the show for about five and a half years, Jay. So it's been about five and a half. Well, but we have had comedians on.
1:07:37🔗DrewNever dawned on me. I did not recognize your voice.
1:07:40🔗GuestDid you want to know who did the voice? Because you, in particular, liked the voice? You thought it was...
1:07:44🔗DrewNo, I was thinking, that guy, how inappropriate. That guy sucks. No, I don't know why. I was watching last night. And I was watching The Worn Moon one, which I love them all because it's sports and it's sort of truth and it's biography. It's behind the music with sports. Yeah, I mean, I've seen...
1:08:01🔗GuestIt's VH1 behind the music with sports.
1:08:03🔗DrewI've seen, you know, Deion Sanders and...
1:08:05🔗GuestDrew, not talking on the radio. That's a good career move. Go ahead, Adam.
1:08:15🔗AdamI think I saw Holly three times, four times, my kids, and I cannot remember what the movie is about.
1:08:19🔗GuestOh, it's actually good. Like, sometimes guys will try to clown me like, yeah, Paulie. And I actually feel comfortable looking at them and saying, no, actually, that's a good movie.
1:08:52🔗CallerWell, I can only have an orgasm when I use a vibrator.
1:08:57🔗DrewAll right. Hold on. Drew's got his wallet out. There may be some gambling going on. We haven't done this in a while. Jay, you have any money? You have a dollar?
1:09:10🔗GuestI'm happy to be here, you guys, and this makes it more fun because when I play PlayStation in my house, it's like the floor of the stock exchange, my friends and I. $20 a home run, $1.50 a game, fillings in the bullpen and extra $5. It's ridiculous. What the hell is going on and why is my money on the table?
1:09:25🔗DrewI'll tell you why because we're going to gamble on Nicole. Now, here's how we do this. Drew says we do it as a lesson to teach people about how predictable human behavior is. For me, it's beating up on people that are already down and making a buck at the same time. Any way you slice it, it's good for everybody. Now, I've won the last two times we've done this.
1:09:46🔗AdamWe haven't done it like four months, I think.
1:09:48🔗DrewIt's been a couple of months. But here's what we're gambling on.
1:09:52🔗DrewDrew heard her voice and she's 18. When you hear that kind of screwed up little girl voice, there's always trouble. Now, the question is, what happened in her past? That's what we're gambling on. Rape, molestation, alcoholic father, maybe nothing, maybe everything's good. That's smart money sometimes too because sometimes-
1:10:31🔗DrewI think it's funny. I'm just saying that the real scary part comes is when Drew puts a buck down on molestation, and finds out she's been molested, and does a small victory dance in the studio.
1:10:44🔗GuestWhat I think is more alarming is that it's from the person's voice.
1:11:06🔗GuestYeah, you just get the phone screener to type in the car on the computer.
1:11:09🔗AdamThe reason we started doing it, people, we'd go, what happened to you? Were you abused? They'd go, no, no, no. Things wouldn't make sense. We'd go, wait a minute, were you sure you weren't abused? They'd go, well, but I've dealt with it. It has nothing to do with what I'm talking about. So we started saying, hey, look, it has so much to do with it. This whole call didn't make sense until we got to that. So now we're saying upfront, don't tell us it doesn't have anything to do with it. We know so much about what it has to do with that we can predict it just by listening to your voice. We know that's what's making you call.
1:11:37🔗DrewYou better hope you're right now, Drew.
1:11:39🔗GuestI didn't reach for my wallet. So you're saying she's not, you're saying she is, Drew?
1:11:43🔗DrewNo, no, we all got to gamble. That's what I'm saying. So let's just get that.
1:11:47🔗AdamAnd I'm just saying that this one may not be that screwed up.
1:11:49🔗DrewLet's get started. No, her voice was screwed.
1:12:47🔗GuestI got a little or no, you don't know. Early Bloomer. So I'm going to say about, I'm going to say 13, 14. She was like the first girl with like.
1:12:54🔗DrewMaybe dad. All right. I'm going to go dad not around, stepdad, bad guy but didn't do the damage, maybe stepfamily brother, something like that.
1:13:08🔗AdamAll right. So you're getting sexual abuse.
1:13:09🔗DrewYeah. I'm going to go with stepbrother, sexual abuse.
1:15:49🔗DrewNo, here's the problem. Drew reached for his wallet prematurely, then got into this long, meandering thing about why we know, and now he's rolled snake eyes, and now he's trying to save some face. So we gotta give him 30 seconds to try to save a little face. Go ahead.
1:16:06🔗AdamYou're calling about the fact that you masturbate a lot, right?
1:16:29🔗CallerWell, I masturbate a lot and I do it pretty much every chance I get. And every guy that I've been with, I've never been able to get an orgasm. I mean, I can only do it with a vibrator. I can do it with my fingers.
1:16:41🔗AdamAll right. And do you do drugs or alcohol yourself?
1:16:44🔗GuestThat's, I just realized she told us why she called, but we spent so long talking about it, I forgot about it. Remember when I was like lobbying to hear why she called? She already told us. Yeah, okay.
1:18:16🔗GuestA little separation issue right there. Right, Drew? Right? No, no.
1:18:18🔗AdamShe doesn't realize that most guys can't make women have orgasms. That's just the way it is. Most women can't have orgasms while having intercourse. All right.
1:18:25🔗DrewDrew, I'm really, I should sue you for going for your wallet.
1:18:28🔗AdamNo, no. Here's the deal. She is using, she is an addict in evolution. She's, that gene is beginning to express itself. She's using arousal as a way of managing affect, managing feelings.
1:18:38🔗GuestI think that's a ridiculous leap of logic and faith.
1:18:43🔗AdamIt's not a logic leap, it's just that's what people do.
1:18:45🔗GuestAnd the fact that she enjoys masturbating four times a day, you're going to tie that to her uncle's alcoholism somehow.
1:18:50🔗AdamOh, no. I just can, I deal with addicts so much, I can just tell when somebody's got that gene. I just know it. And she, the fact that she smokes pot every day is what I'm putting that she has the gene on.
1:19:00🔗GuestAnd I think she smokes pot every day.
1:19:02🔗AdamYeah, she's a marijuana addict. You have to have the alcoholism gene be a marijuana addict.
1:19:05🔗DrewHere's what I'm thinking about doing. I'm thinking about giving Jay his dollar back, me taking my dollar back and us tearing your dollar in half and taking one dollar down.
1:19:12🔗GuestI'm thinking, I'm going to give a dollar to Brett.
1:19:14🔗DrewBut no, wait a minute. I think we need to leave it out here to remind us to gamble because we cannot go out on this kind of gambling night.
1:19:49🔗CallerUm, I have, I've been, I've been diagnosed with depression and general anxiety. And I've been on medications for quite a while. I'm currently taking Effexor.
1:20:01🔗DrewI don't want to get into the Effexor and the depression after that long rambling nonsense. We just got in. Give me some, give me something fun here, for Christ's sake. Alicia?
1:20:17🔗GuestI have no idea what's going on. I'm like all into it, like, okay, yeah, yeah. No, no. You know what, honey, you got to hold on because you're not as interesting potentially as someone else.
1:21:13🔗GuestI mean, skunk vomit, just out of nowhere.
1:21:16🔗DrewNo, that's good. Yeah, you know, I was actually thinking about that.
1:21:19🔗GuestI'm freaking drowning over here. I got to materialize people in their cars in Oklahoma going, thank God Jay Moore's in there because I'm in the middle of nowhere and he's saying funny things and I'm high. And it's even funnier that they're not laughing at him.
1:21:32🔗DrewJay, did you say you were high or the guy in Oklahoma?
1:21:34🔗GuestNo, the guy that's in his car is laughing because no one's laughing at my jokes.
1:21:38🔗DrewIs this another comedian? I'm lost. No. Look, skunk vomit, hilarious. Write that down. Skunk vomit. Write that down.
1:21:47🔗GuestWhat about the chick that's depressed?
1:21:50🔗GuestLook, fill the tub with Listerine, laying it with your legs open, it's not going to smell anymore. I don't know if it's going to cure the problem, but it'll cure the symptom.
1:21:58🔗GuestI'm going to say, like right there, that's an A plus, man. Now I'm just plugging Irvine Improv all weekend long. If you think this is funnier than the way they've been responding, come down and show me face to face.
1:22:09🔗DrewHold on, I got one. Hang one of those little scented Christmas trees from your clitoris. Write that one down.
1:22:15🔗GuestThat's a good one. Hang that from when you flick the bean. You can dangle the pine scent.
1:23:17🔗DrewWhat I'm saying is, guys wear masks, a lot of masks, right? I mean, a lot of technicians and things wear these things. Why not a gynecologist? Wouldn't you want to wear one as a gynecologist?
1:23:32🔗AdamYou're not taking a drill with stuff flying out of it.
1:23:35🔗DrewYeah, but they'll squirt you like a sea anemone once in a while. We've talked to those women on this show. We're going to take a break. We're going to regroup here. Anderson, do you got some canned laughs for Jay Morris?
1:23:50🔗GuestNo, that's the kiss of death. That means you hate me.
1:24:21🔗GuestI turn around, there's four people on the floor laughing, and then I go, okay, it's not me. These guys are on, what are you, on a clownipin?
1:24:45🔗GuestNo, no, it's just, you know, you know, in every team, Adam, it's got to be a cyclical relationship. And I'm going 180 and I'm overextending at times.
1:24:54🔗GuestYou know, and if a relationship's got to work, it's got to be a circle. That's why a wedding ring is a circle, instead of like a rectangle.
1:25:02🔗DrewYou're right, we got to do the circle thing.
1:25:03🔗GuestYou're not, you know, ebb and flow like the ocean. I think you're just ebb and man.
1:25:43🔗DrewFunny stuff, funny stuff. Let me just, you know, if you missed the first segment, you missed Skunk Vomit, you missed Listerine Tub. I mean, they take some explanation, but keep in mind, that was some funny stuff.
1:25:55🔗GuestIt's simple, if you have a funky dance floor down there, ladies, you can always fill the tub with Listerine and lay it with your legs open. We might as well just play acoustic here.
1:28:43🔗DrewMany guests has come into this studio and tried to be entertaining. It never works. It never works. You don't see us trying to be entertaining.
1:28:50🔗GuestIf we were all just driving in the car having the same conversation, I would be, I'm a type A personality. I'd be talking just as much, and I'm a comedian, so I think funny things come out of my mouth.
1:29:12🔗DrewThis is the pace of the show. Let me, let me, let me, you love baseball, right? Here's the way baseball works. You take a few pitches and you swing at a few pitches. And if one is high or outside or in the dirt, you stand back. And if you throw two in the dirt, you stand back. And then he puts one right down the pipeline. And you take a cut at it. This is the same thing. Yes, someone calls or being molested or raped or something. You sit back for a little. You take a few, let Drew. Sit back.
1:29:41🔗GuestYou guys bet that she had been raped by her brother.
1:29:57🔗DrewHello, everybody. Thank you for staying with us for these two hours. We appreciate you listening to the best of Loveline.
1:30:07🔗AdamYou know, Adam, Ann really does a good job. Look at these guests.
1:30:10🔗DrewYeah. That's a lot of luck. I want to thank producer Ann for putting her feminine stink on the show. Tara, don't call me Tara. Yes. I flipped that around for her now. I just saw her through the glass. She was very upset. Tara, don't call me Tara, god damn it, for doing a great job on the phones. Who's that bald kid who bucks me all the time on the phone?
1:30:31🔗DrewDamien. I want to thank engineer Anderson for making it all work. And until next time, this Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew is saying, Bahala.
1:30:44🔗CallerThis has been Loveline. The opinions expressed on the show are not necessarily those of the staff management sponsors for this station. The producer for Loveline is Ann Wilkins Dingle. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.