2:01🔗GuestI think- I was looking forward to this. Oh, good. I've looked on your TV show, too. Oh, the Man Show. Yeah. That's scary. You haven't called me one time to be on there.
2:20🔗GuestI would kill for that. I have so many ideas for you, you don't even know. Well, we were trying to do some beach house special, and we're looking for a band, and I know Smash Mouth came up, but I think Smash Mouth was like in Europe or something.
3:33🔗GuestI just say better or worse, but what's better about it? Yeah, we're going to play PCP which is a new single and then we're going to play, I'll play you something else off the new record instead of the old stuff. But I can't play you something that's going to be a single. I've got to play you something that's kind of cool and whatever.
3:47🔗GuestWell, let's see if I can answer it. Tell us about it. I want to hear something about it. Now, don't even think about playing that song. I will kill whoever just pushed that button right now. No, the record, it's got the Smash Mouth sound, but it's also got a little more rock and stuff on it. It's kind of cool. We're really digging it and I think it's going to be, you've got to click.
5:15🔗GuestWe just couldn't think of a name. We ran a contest. We had 6,000 kids, no name and name. Nothing sounded good besides Smash Bros. So we just named it that.
5:42🔗DrewWell, I don't think you guys got to worry about anything.
5:48🔗GuestI swear you I'm coming to this glass. I'm coming for it.
5:51🔗DrewListen, I would be overjoyed if someone would give Anderson a good ass kickin.
5:56🔗GuestI would just be standing there laughing while Steve is dropping an elbow on him off the top rope, getting him into a figure four.
6:03🔗DrewOh, nice. Anderson just slapping his hand on the ground, reeling with pain as he cinched up his figure four. I would just be laughing. I'd probably like to smack him with a coffee mug or something while I'm just lying there.
6:16🔗The world is your oyster. I mean because that's all the world is.
6:28🔗GuestYou can't write a picture. You can't write a picture.
6:29🔗GuestYou can't write a picture. You can't write a picture. You can't write a picture. You can't write a picture. You can't write a picture. You can't write a picture. You can't write a picture.
6:37🔗GuestYou can't write a picture. You can't write a picture.
6:39🔗GuestYou can't write a picture. Articulate shouldn't be such a tough word, because people must screw that up every day when they're screaming at a people.
7:14🔗CallerI get depressed if I don't get to do it. Before, I would go maybe a week or two without it, and I fall into a depression, but I didn't know it was that.
7:31🔗CallerWell, I did have a boyfriend, but we broke up. But it didn't matter because we were pretty open with our relationship and we were seeing other people, and it was okay.
7:42🔗GuestRight. So you didn't give a blow-jump for two weeks and you got depressed?
7:48🔗CallerYes. I didn't know that that was why. My friend Jessica, one of my friends, she's like...
7:55🔗GuestWhen you're highly trained mental health professional friends? Yes. Jessica? Jessica said it must be you're not giving up head?
8:10🔗GuestSo you just basically, you'll suck off anything at a party if that's what you're grabbing?
8:18🔗CallerWell, not just anything. I mean, I have standards, you know, but like I would go to a party looking for it. Like I would be so happy going to a party knowing I would probably get lucky. Yeah.
8:27🔗DrewGet lucky. I love the fact that you look at that as getting lucky.
8:32🔗GuestI mean, I mean, can I ask you a question? Yeah. If you're at a party, I mean, does this happen more than once a night?
8:56🔗CallerBecause my friend Jessica, she was worried about me and she's like, I'm worried about you're going to get an STD or something like that. I was like, okay. Well, then I was like, well, maybe she's right. So I've been good for the past three or four months. That's when I realized that that was my problem. I got really depressed and it's like all I can think about. It's kind of harsh.
9:23🔗CallerNo, I was never sexually abused. But my past relationship with my boyfriend was those three years. It was my first relationship and he basically told me, I'm not going to be faithful to you. So I don't want you to be faithful to me. And we were kind of like, you know, I've smoked his friend's poles, like all of them.
9:47🔗GuestYou can't say smoke a pole. Can you say something else? I gave oral sex to a friend.
10:20🔗AdamShe was sort of explaining that sort of momentum guy going, oh, okay, I'm wrong. We're trying to figure out where you got this sort of proclivity in the first place, where you digested weird go on in your family.
11:54🔗CallerMy mom and my stepdad, they were like... They weren't really discreet about their sexuality. Sometimes, they would have sex in the same room with us or in the back.
12:24🔗CallerWell, because I went to the doctor for my headaches. He's like, well, you're obviously depressed. So he put me on Selexa and he gave me Vicodin for my headaches because they were like.
13:04🔗AdamYou really need to see somebody who knows how to handle these situations. This is you got a heavy burden going on here and it needs to be dealt with or your life is going to be filled, filled with chaos.
13:45🔗AdamTrying to be good, Donna, is like trying to be, trying not to do heroin, see what happens to your speed. It doesn't work like that. You've got to get in a post-it program. You have got to. This is the, you're on a slippery slope here.
14:30🔗CallerWell, I had been having sex with this guy and we've been trying some new positions and we got into this really good position and I was ready to have an orgasm and I was ready to have an orgasm and I just felt like I had to take a crap and I couldn't go on.
15:39🔗GuestShe's very comfortable talking about this. She's very sick, almost like literally banging the ass out of you. Yeah. I mean almost, right? Why don't you tell them just to go halfway? Why don't you, you know, evacuate yourself before you climb into the sack?
15:56🔗GuestAn animal, she really wants to go. Really?
15:57🔗GuestYeah, would you stop the stealing? Even if you did go to the bathroom, would you stop the stealing like you have to go?
16:03🔗CallerSee, I don't know, because this hasn't happened too often.
16:06🔗GuestWhy don't you try to go to the bathroom before, then have the sex behind your ears, and then, right, she would have to go.
16:13🔗AdamI've never been an animal before, but are you afraid to tell your boyfriend this is what you like?
16:18🔗CallerNo, I'm afraid that I'm embarrassed to tell him about having to take a crap.
17:17🔗Last week on Wednesday, this question is primarily for Dr. Drew. I was attending a concert, Bob Dylan, Happen to Be, and I was standing in the arena area where everybody stands up. There's all these seats around us, and I was looking up at Bob Dylan, and we're pretty close in. I mean, everybody's standing shoulder to shoulder and side by side, and some guy was standing behind me. I didn't notice him until later, until I felt a sharp pain in my back, and this pain was, you know, I've felt it before, but I felt as if it was like a sharp instrument or a sharp needle or something. It just felt a little out of place, and I turned around and the guy was like retracting his hand, or he was putting his hand back in his pocket, and it looked suspicious.
18:09🔗AdamLike he willfully injected you with something?
18:11🔗Like he was willfully trying to pierce me or trying to make contact with me or same.
18:17🔗GuestMaybe he had a boner and he just snapped that well and down.
18:28🔗I didn't bleed. I just had like a red rash, or not a rash but sort of like a pimple-like thing on my back and it was, I looked, I went directly to the restroom after that and looked on my back and it looked like some kind of.
18:44🔗AdamPeople don't normally, normally. I've never heard of the phrase when people sort of recreationally sought out of the people with needles and something like that do.
19:09🔗GuestI think you could easily be just playing with your head a little bit because I've had sharp pain in certain situations where I'm like- He's playing with his head.
19:16🔗GuestYeah. Where you feel like you have a little pinch or something, like a little scarier, a little awkward pain in your back or somewhere in your body. You're like, well, that felt weird. Then you look around, you're thinking, because automatically he puts two and two together, this guy's moving his hand. You might be a little, I'm not saying paranoid or whatever, but you might be going, this guy could have stabbed me with something.
19:38🔗AdamThat certainly would be much more likely than actually somebody-
19:41🔗GuestYeah. You're playing with your head a little bit.
19:43🔗AdamThink about how many people would witness somebody taking a needle out. That's not an easy thing to do.
19:50🔗GuestHave you ever had a dream of somebody doing that to you, stabbing you with a needle, chasing you with a needle, or something like that?
19:54🔗I've had another incident, not a dream, but I was with my friend in Sacramento, and we were standing outside a bar looking in on a band that was playing in the bar, and this guy that was standing to my right, he was, I automatically got the vibe of suspicion on him, and I felt another sharp pain on my side, and I turned and-
20:25🔗GuestWell, how long ago was this? I think it's a little fair.
20:27🔗AdamYou do sound a little paranoid there, but here's the big problem I have, is that if you really believe you're exposed to a needle and potentially a dirty needle, have you ever had the hepatitis B vaccine?
20:40🔗AdamAll right. So you should be covered for that. You could have been exposed to hepatitis C, and you could have been exposed to HIV. And there is evidence to suggest that antiviral therapy for around the time of a needle stick HIV exposure can be very useful. And it's something that you need to sit down and talk to infectious disease doctors about. I think they might do it, even though it's questionable whether or not it happens.
21:01🔗GuestI don't think they're going to send them to us. I think they'll send them to us, too. I just think you're kind of playing with your head, because if you said you were at a bar before and you felt the same thing, I mean, I'm not going to say I've had it happen to me, but I can kind of relate to what you're doing because I've had weird situations where I felt a weird pain, like somebody was poking you with something and you might be in the public, or you might be around a group of people where that happens. And then all of a sudden you're thinking, oh, wait a minute, somebody just stabbed me with something. So you could automatically put, you know, just start playing with your head. I would kind of just, I'd look into it, but I wouldn't, you know, maybe stay away of, you know, maybe stay away from large groups of people.
21:53🔗CallerWell, I've been with a new boyfriend for probably a month and a half. And the last like four times we've had sex, I've been getting a strange headache. Just like, just as I'm getting ready to have an orgasm. I don't, I don't know why. I don't know if it's that there could be some physiological explanation for this or.
23:28🔗GuestOnce in a blue moon, Drew gets just retarded enough to waive his medical degree in front of me when I announced how absurd it is that we both get paid the same amount.
23:44🔗GuestI don't see a doctor in front of your name, Mr. P.
23:46🔗DrewI've had eight years of college training, and you say it's a travesty that we get paid the same, and I always say, what do I say to you, Drew?
23:56🔗AdamWho gets paid more? Surgeon General or Jerry Seinfeld?
24:38🔗GuestI was thinking about the F word comment and trying to figure out why exactly that is. What do they say, like, obscenity is the lack of wit or something like that?
24:49🔗GuestWell, I kind of hope they don't say that.
24:53🔗DrewI know brevity has something to do with something, but yes, it means you're stupid and you have nothing else to say. If you just make jack-off jokes and fart jokes like I do, but I got two hours and nights to screw all you. Five million copies sold from Enema of the State, which is Loveline's last CD.
25:27🔗DrewYou guys are great musicians. The sound is great. But three guys shouldn't be able to sell five million records.
25:34🔗GuestDefinitely not us three guys, that's for sure.
25:37🔗DrewI know this sounds trite, but did you ever think five million on your last CD?
25:41🔗GuestNot at all. I mean, when we were recording Enema of the State, I remember everyone was like, Oh my God, how are you ever possibly top the success of Dude Ranch? Because Dude Ranch had gone gold.
25:50🔗GuestAnd we were like, you know, we're never going to be as big as Dude Ranch. That was like, we thought that was going to be our, like our swan song. We were done after that.
26:05🔗DrewI mean, I mean, people knew Blink 182, but I can imagine when Enema of the State came out, there's a certain percentage of people who went back. In Dude Ranch, right?
26:16🔗DrewAnd I don't think that's going to happen with Take Off Your Pants and Jacket, by the way, because I think the word's out on Blink. If you want to know about consistency in attire, take a look at this picture that was just here.
27:31🔗DrewYeah. As you know, I've been on record as describing Mountain Dew as the nectar of the tards until I was yelled at by a program director who said they spend a lot on advertising. Yes, and that they're owned by Tapsie and that I can never say that again, so I won't do that. But Stephen, I really have a plan to save the world, which is to put a sterilization agent in Mountain Dew that if you drink more than let's say a six or a week, you will go sterile.
28:01🔗AdamYou won't drink a million of those, but it will knock you out.
28:03🔗DrewThose people will not be able to reproduce and will be living in a utopia inside of two generations. Okay, well Stephen, just on the off chance that psychologically you think it shrinks your penis, don't you want to get away from it?
28:30🔗GuestI just like to tell you guys that I always watch or listen to your show on the way home from work. I commute like about an hour home and you guys keep me awake. It's pretty cool.
29:46🔗GuestActually, lately, I've been having a lot of trouble with the females and it's been brought to my attention. This last girl that I was kind of dating, she said one thing that I've never been told before that I have too many needs. And actually, she said, you're always asking me how I feel about you. You know what I'm saying?
30:20🔗GuestMan, this is crazy because like, it's like the whole boomerang thing, it's the opposite because this girl, she came to me, you know, she was like all like, you know, I think you're... She met me at the club, of course, so I'm looking pretty, you know... Right.
30:35🔗DrewYou've got the gold chain outside of the collar that's buttoned all the way up.
30:45🔗GuestSo anyways, she's like, you know, like, this is what she told me, she's like, when I first met you, you're like smooth and suave, you had it together. As soon as we started dating, it was like... I mean, I remember.
30:58🔗DrewAnyway, you tell her when I first met you, you weren't so brutally goddamn honest. Jesus Christ.
31:25🔗DrewYeah, but everything he does is done to impress. And I don't think women are getting his vibe. He's just doing all the things he thinks they want to see or hear.
32:14🔗CallerAnd even though Tom's not there, Tom's the reason I started the guitar. And even though Travis isn't there, my sister Helen, who's right here, like waving at me, that's the reason Travis is the reason she started playing the drums. And I was in the Riviera show. It's the Riviera Theater in Chicago.
32:53🔗GuestSo do you have some kind of sexual dysfunction or problem we can make fun of?
32:56🔗CallerWell, no, actually, I have a question for Adam and Drew. But it's not like a sexual question. Adam and Drew, you guys, I was just wondering, I know this is kind of a stupid question, but I've been wondering this for a while. But you guys, when you guys were on the show, you sort of had this sort of like vibe, like you didn't like each other. And then when you're on the radio, you guys sound like you like best friends. And I'm just wondering, when you guys first met, like when Adam first came to the show, what did you think of him, Dr. Drew?
33:44🔗AdamNo, I remember. You do? Because he's this big of an asshole. No, I thought this was a smart guy who was funny and who gave me enough room to do what I needed to do and that was important to me.
33:55🔗CallerRight. And Adam, what did you think of Drew?
33:57🔗DrewI've been listening to Drew on Loveline, on K-Rock out here in Los Angeles for years, so I already knew him. I mean, I was excited to meet him, but I already felt like I knew him.
35:01🔗CallerI have the worst short-term memory and I have to smoke at least every night before bed, otherwise I can't get to sleep. And the nights that I don't have it, I'll either drink or I'll scrape my pipe and try to smoke the little bit of resin that I have.
35:19🔗AdamIt turns out that in the studies, some studies that the effect on the brain, the actual biological effect is more profound under the age of 16. So the fact that you're having the memory problems and whatnot, no surprise. Also mood disturbances and panic.
35:31🔗DrewWhat do you drink when you have to drink?
35:34🔗CallerWell, usually I can get a couple of beers, you know, but sometimes if my parents have hard alcohol, I'll make like a screwdriver or something.
35:41🔗GuestHow do you get beers when you're 15 and you live at home? How do you drink beers before you go to bed?
35:45🔗CallerWell, my parents are kind of messed up too. And my dad's on like an antidepressant and so he'll take those and not eat and drink like 12 beers.
35:53🔗AdamHe's an alcoholic though and the antidepressants aren't going to do anything to him until he gets that alcoholism treatment.
35:57🔗CallerYeah, and well, he drinks so much, you know, he blacks out so he doesn't remember how much he drank. And my mom's kind of the same way so it's easy to get away with three or four beers.
36:17🔗GuestSo you can be addicted to marijuana for real because everybody says marijuana is not addictive.
36:21🔗CallerNo, no, you have no idea. I've been smoking it for two years and that just say no crap is not true because I remember I tried to say no all night and-
36:39🔗DrewDrew, why don't you tell us how she felt?
36:42🔗AdamThe people that are addicts have this extremely powerful response to the drug. They love it. It's the greatest thing ever. When you just had that experience, you wake up the next day looking for the drug. The next day, and the next day, and the next day. When they try to stop, they can't. They cannot stop. That's what addiction is. You can stop or you can't. You can stop, you're not an addict. You can't stop, you need help, that's addiction. We know a lot about the biology then.
37:04🔗CallerIt's also led to other things. Sometimes I've done other drugs.
37:47🔗AdamYeah, take up to 12 months but usually about 6 months comes back real nicely. But you got to stop everything. And you will not be able to do that without some help.
38:08🔗DrewMark, how did you score beer when you were 15 or 16? Let's see.
38:13🔗GuestI don't remember. I remember we had a case of beer that me and my friends kept for a long time and then we drank it and it had gone bad by that point. We actually hit it out in the forest in Virginia and then we snuck out one night and then drank it and it had been sitting in the forest in the sun for a long time and we all got really sick.
38:42🔗GuestBury a sixer of malt liquor out in the yard.
38:46🔗DrewI used to do that thing where I went to the liquor store and got the older dude who drove the El Camino, looked cool, usually named Kurt to go in and score for us. And it was always, you know, the first ten guys who walked in the liquor store would turn you down. But then that one guy who kind of sympathized with your plight would go in there and you'd give him ten bucks. And he'd come back with a five pack of Mickey's in no change. And he was like a foot and a half taller. And you couldn't really say anything. What are you going to do, call the cops on him?
39:41🔗I just had to call because three of my most favorite people in the world are in the same room together. And it's like, oh my god, Adam, you're like a freaking genius.
39:50🔗And if you had your own religion, I'd be your first follower, right?
42:58🔗GuestThey can't be. They kicked the crap out of Adam right there.
43:00🔗DrewYou know what my take on cops is? You're either the best buddy or you're on their last nerve. You're either beating the ass out of you or giving you your dime bag back and telling you get out of here.
43:18🔗DrewI've had that in my life. Not much. I don't meet too many cops that are just sort of indifferent. They either decide they hate me or they love me. But not a lot down the middle.
43:29🔗GuestRight. That's true. I never thought about that. But that is totally true.
43:33🔗DrewYou have an experience with a cop. It's either like, Son of a bitch. Jesus Christ. I got to load my car with fertilizer and drive it into the precinct. I'm going to kill those guys and freak out. It's either that or that dude was cool. That dude was mellow.
43:49🔗GuestHe just told me that if I ever were speeding, that he wouldn't give me a ticket. He let me go.
43:53🔗DrewNow he's got to give me one. But he said not to say that on the air, right?
43:58🔗GuestNo. He said I could tell everybody and everybody gets a free pass tonight.
44:04🔗DrewWe all have that one guy we know who's in law enforcement. I got my cousin Dave or distant cousin Dave, and he's a, he, he, Dave Ferdy. He's like a sheriff about 300 miles away. Every time I get pulled over, I'm going to be, you know, LAPD. I'm like, you know, my cousin Dave Ferdy.
44:30🔗DrewWhere is he? He's with the San Gabriel Sheriff's Department. Maybe I heard of him. He works the desk. Like, you can kind of get the feeling it's like, you know, they should all know each other and you should drop an aim and they should go, Oh, Ferdy, he's great. Yeah.
45:01🔗CallerI'm going to the Coors Amphitheater show.
45:02🔗CallerI just feel like that's the best thing for me.
45:04🔗GuestAwesome. Well, hey, we're going to say some words up on stage that you might not be familiar with and you might need to discuss them with your parents afterwards.
45:19🔗GuestFirst one is, what is your favorite video like? What was the best video that you think you ever made?
45:24🔗GuestI think actually I like our newest one the best. I think it represents us how we really are and we're not actually like total idiots in it. It was just a fun video to make. It was our idea with another guy and we just brought it together.
45:39🔗GuestYeah, a team from Lucas Films. But it was just a fun time to do and we just blew a bunch of cash and we got to hang out with our friends and film it.
45:59🔗GuestHey, seriously. No, honestly, you are gay. We just thought it was a funny title. In a few years, once your body starts to develop in ways that you might not know about, then it will make a lot more sense then.
46:30🔗Okay. I was just kidding. My question is fake, but I just want to say, Adam, I love you and Mark, you're so hot and I want to make a shout out to all my friends.
48:03🔗DrewYeah. Okay. Speaking of our buddies, hey, wait a minute. This is the best of Loveline. This is our number two. And our next guest is a thought-provoking performer. Anything to add to that, Drew? You gave a little, you gave a little sigh. It was like you were going to say something.
48:24🔗DrewYou thought maybe you would just fake me out.
48:25🔗AdamI was faking you out and I was just thinking about your genius and the fruit in the middle and the various other amazing inventions you had and the little jeans with the panty lines sewn in. And songs about fruit in the middle. It's just kind of extraordinary. You're already ready to market these things.
48:39🔗DrewYep, yep, I could be a millionaire ten times over. So everybody, this is a guy who was our next guest who was smart enough to actually put one of those coiled operated photo booths in his living room.
48:51🔗AdamAnyone that came into his house had to step in. If they came in they agreed to be photographed.
49:04🔗AdamIf you're wondering where that delightful, those delightful tones are they'll be here in a second. There's a lot of traffic. I guess he got stuck in some of that traffic.
49:43🔗AdamLet's talk to, hang on. I'm looking around here. Talk to the, what you want to, Venmo? No, no, no. The web foot guy. All right. First, Corey, 22. Corey, this one's easy. Corey?
51:01🔗DrewWell, why shouldn't I be happy? I got the world by the tail. I've got a partner who cares enough to sit down and start the show. Dave Navarro is here.
51:33🔗AdamWe mentioned those were good times. But there are other things. Anything that basically causes broken vessels in that area can do this. And, you know, very occasionally tumors and things. But the bottom line is that something needs to be checked out but not something to freak out about. Sam is 16.
51:48🔗CallerYeah, two days ago my girlfriend told me she had a foot fetish and I have webbed feet.
52:22🔗DrewWait a minute. There is something I don't understand. I like boobs but if a girl told me her boobs were fused together down the middle, it wouldn't make me more attracted to her.
52:37🔗AdamBut wait a minute. Basically it goes up to the first knuckle and then it comes out here and then the other toes are normal. Right. So this would be the big toe. This is the common thing.
52:47🔗DrewBut someone who has a foot fetish would like a nicely laid out foot, not a web foot.
52:54🔗AdamYou would think that but we never really ask a foot fetish what they find attractive in feet. Well there may be qualities that have nothing to do with the joints.
53:23🔗CallerYou never know what's going to happen.
53:24🔗DrewYou hit your own sister up and that's what happens.
53:27🔗AdamI would like to... Wait, now here's the deal. Hey, Damian, I would like to hear from what foot fetish is, what they find attractive in feet. I mean, even if it's a guy, just to see what...
53:53🔗DrewI do. Anything that cuts into this two hours, anything that breaks up the monotony. But we should have known that was a bogus call because we've never had a female who had almost any kind of fetish, but especially not feet.
54:28🔗CallerTony is right next to me, but he's kind of scared. Since he has anal sex now and he's also 19 years old, when he gets to be around 60 years old, will it be hard for him to hold in his...
54:43🔗AdamWell, I don't know. I don't deal much with that end of that population.
54:49🔗AdamVery good. And I've not heard much upset about that. And you would think there are enough people doing that, both men and women, that if it really were a big issue, we've heard an awful lot about it. It makes sense to me there would be minor kinds of problems.
55:02🔗CallerAnd it would also depend on the partner.
55:04🔗AdamAnd if you kept doing this until you're 70, I mean, seven-year-olds already have that problem.
55:09🔗CallerThat's something that would make it worse.
55:11🔗DrewWell, wait a second though. If there's no trauma, there's no trauma, right? I mean, if he's got, let's say, Tony's boyfriend is slow-moving, well-lobed and modest in size.
55:27🔗DrewAnd he feels no pain. It's not like he's being raped in prison or at a holding tank at some backwater sheriff place where everyone's having to go at him with a mop handle.
55:48🔗CallerI'm going to be moving four hours away in about a month and a half. And the guy that I'm dating now and I get along great, but we both know that long distance relationships don't work.
56:22🔗DrewAt 28, she's just not into the guy or he's not into her. No, you're totally wrong. Well, hold on. How dare you? How dare you, ma'am? 28 is no spring chicken for a chick and at a 20... That was a question. All right.
56:54🔗DrewGo to med school. 28 can get herself a plane ticket every once in a while. She's deeply in love. And women who are 28, if they meet Mr. Right, they're starting to think about marriage in the next six months, are not breaking it off because he's moving 200 miles, she's moving 200 miles.
57:07🔗AdamSarah, he's right about that. But listen, here's my advice, is that every couple that started out medical school with me did not make it.
57:15🔗CallerYeah, but you haven't listened to my question. My question isn't that.
57:19🔗DrewAll right. I don't care what it is. I'm just telling you, you're not breaking up with this guy because you're deeply in love and you're moving forward.
57:29🔗CallerWe were going to spend the summer together and then break up right before it left. But then a couple of weeks ago, we decided that we better break it off now because we're falling harder for each other. It's going to be harder at the end of the summer.
58:06🔗AdamBut that's the point. You're going to double down and think that somehow it's going to be easier then at the end of summer. And Adam is saying go for it. Try to keep it going. Go for the summer and go beyond. I'm saying no. I'm saying it doesn't work in the relationship.
58:19🔗CallerIt seems to me like the drama of the separation is enough of a defocus for you. And so like to almost stay addicted to the relationship in a sense by focusing on the fact that it's going to ultimately be in a perilous situation for you, that drama is taking you out of whatever fears you're dealing with to begin with, which might happen to be school or moving or all the above.
59:04🔗DrewAll right, just be honest with yourself.
59:05🔗AdamBut I believe that people used to have a drama called Arousal to just gratify in the moment and get away from the more difficult feelings. Lila? Yes. 18.
59:39🔗CallerI wanted to know if I had the characteristics of being an infomaniac. I sleep with a lot of people. I masturbate a lot. I want to be a stripper. I know this is not normal. So am I an infomaniac?
59:53🔗AdamWell, there's no such thing as an infomaniac. That's not a term that has any meaning anymore. But the question is, are you a sexual compulsive or are you a sexual addict?
1:00:01🔗CallerSounds like a good yes to me. Especially if you're using that to avoid other issues in your life.
1:00:15🔗AdamWere you sexually abused when you were growing up?
1:00:18🔗CallerI'm not really sure. I don't remember a lot of when I was younger.
1:00:22🔗CallerWhat about eating disorders or body dysmorphic issues?
1:00:25🔗CallerI had a problem with that a couple of years ago.
1:00:28🔗AdamIt all kind of adds up to addiction plus some childhood trauma. That makes, that sort of is the recipe for sexual addiction. Do you want to address that at all? What the sexual addiction, what you might do with it.
1:00:40🔗CallerI like how finally they turn to me when it comes to that.
1:00:42🔗AdamYou wouldn't speak in the language of this. Absolutely.
1:00:45🔗CallerI can totally relate to this whole. For me, compulsive compulsivity basically is applicable to everything I do. Ultimately what's going on in my life is like there's something I'm trying to avoid and I'm looking into these other areas to help me deal with whatever it is that's actually going on. Is there anything going on in your life that you're trying to avoid or hide or run from, especially like in your childhood like Dr. Drew said?
1:01:28🔗CallerYeah, what is that a place you go when you're angry or a place you go when you're happier or feeling celebratory or when you're in fear or when you're scared? It's sex is the answer to all those things. Isn't that correct? Isn't that so?
1:01:41🔗AdamYes, counselor. But you know what's interesting about people like this is that, and this is where I look to you, is that you know what's going on with her. I know what's going on with her. But how do you get her to get it? To really get it, to be willing to change, to get what she, because in her mind, she's like, no, I just do a lot of stuff. I understand. I just have a lot of stuff.
1:01:58🔗CallerI mean, yeah, that's the problem is, are you finding that your sexual behavior is making your life unlivable right now, unmanageable? Are you uncomfortable with it?
1:02:07🔗CallerThen that's, you know, then there's really, there's really no answer right now.
1:02:11🔗AdamUnfortunately, we know where she's headed.
1:02:13🔗CallerYeah. I mean, when it's, you know, give us a call when your life starts, you know, being a problem as a result of it.
1:02:17🔗AdamIt will. That's the, that's the, that's the sort of clairvoyance of being around people, of having been with and talked to a lot of people that have what you have, Lila, is that eventually you keep up in the ante. You keep getting more and more thrill into your situations, more and more pain, more and more shame you try to avoid, and it just compounds, it gets worse and worse and worse.
1:02:38🔗CallerSo are you saying you want to end up being a hooker or in the porn?
1:02:42🔗AdamNo, not necessarily. I'm not saying where the first you're going to go, but you're going to probably strip and that kind of thing.
1:02:46🔗CallerYeah, and even if it doesn't end up that way, which, you know, I'm not saying that at all, but what I am saying is like it more than likely will end up in a place where you're very uncomfortable with it and unhappy. Unhappy for you.
1:02:58🔗DrewYou'll look back on these years and regret many, many encounters that came along those years, and then you'll have to live with that. But it doesn't necessarily mean you're going to be doing snuff films.
1:03:20🔗AdamAnd you've fulfilled the recipe for what you have and now you have it.
1:03:24🔗CallerBut what's interesting or what I'm curious about is like why the call to find out if this label applies to you if there's no, if you're not, you know, getting into any problems with it right now.
1:03:35🔗CallerWell, my friends are just like, dude, that's not normal. You should talk to somebody about that.
1:03:39🔗CallerBut doesn't even that kind of turn you on when they tell you that? You kind of dig feeling different that way.
1:03:53🔗DrewYeah. All right. So you know what the future is now. And the question is, you want to live it, or do you just want to see it and avoid it? Why don't you see if you can see it and avoid it?
1:04:02🔗AdamAnd if you do, there's SA, or maybe if there's another drug involved here you haven't talked about, you can start. Any kind of 12 step program would be very, very useful for this.
1:04:10🔗DrewI also worry about her friends who call her dude.
1:04:44🔗CallerYesterday I did shrooms for the first time. And now today, my stomach really hurts. And I don't know if it's normal. I also smoked a gram of weed yesterday. And I usually don't smoke that off. I mean, I usually smoke like once or twice a month.
1:05:01🔗DrewAnd were you laughing? No, I'm serious. Like, I've eaten mushrooms like three times. And each time I laughed so hard that I woke up with a stitch in my side. And, you know, the next morning, because I overdid it.
1:05:18🔗CallerOh, Sarah, I think she's still tripping.
1:06:26🔗CallerBut I mean, it sounds to me like, you know, she's sitting here saying, I put a pencil in my eye and I can't see anything.
1:06:32🔗AdamI don't know. I've not, you know, again, mushrooms are one of these drugs that you don't see.
1:06:36🔗CallerWell, because all my other friends, they didn't have any stomach pain.
1:06:39🔗AdamI've not heard of people complaining about stomach pain from doing a lot of mushrooms. Mushrooms are the drugs that nobody does a lot of. So I don't get a lot of experience seeing a lot of people who do a lot of the drugs.
1:06:47🔗DrewBut they grow in cow crap. So you could see where they may cause some irritation. Some of the users. All right, Sarah. You're not going to die.
1:06:59🔗CallerI know. But I mean, like next time when I do mushrooms, like what can I take to not have that huge pain?
1:07:04🔗CallerI want to throw some tums back there with it.
1:07:21🔗CallerI want to go with the fat free ones.
1:07:23🔗GuestMaybe it was the game of the diarrhea.
1:07:25🔗DrewIt's possible. What is it? Elestra. Elestra. Hey, Drew, if you put that on vibrate. I was listening to that. You know, it's funny. I was driving in and I was listening to the first minute of the show and I heard Drew's pager go off and I thought, Jesus Christ, how unprofessional. And then I thought, wait a minute, I host the show and I'm in my car. So maybe I shouldn't pass any judgment tonight. Unacceptable.
1:07:56🔗CallerAdam and Dr. Drew will be right back.
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1:09:21🔗DrewListen, let me sell this thing quickly. These are a couple of guests who were on just a few weeks ago, maybe a month ago. And normally that's a little too soon to bring somebody back, but these are big names. And they were so good, they were such good guests that we thought we'd give you a little repeat shot. This is Robert Downey Jr. and Anthony Kiedis. Robert Downey Jr. and Anthony Kiedis are here tonight. Josh, you're 16?
1:10:39🔗AdamYeah, that could do a little harm. But again, it's not going to be significantly more painful than someone who's not a virgin. It could be uncomfortable for anyone. And in fact, we have many more calls here about too many persons. Just thinking about it.
1:10:56🔗DrewYeah, but I'll tell you what's going to be uncomfortable with the next guy she gets with who's five inches.
1:11:08🔗DrewExactly. You're in love and you don't do anything that is uncomfortable for anyone and it all work out.
1:11:14🔗GuestMy understanding of the female vagina is that it's opposed to the male vagina, as opposed to the hermaphrodite vagina. Is that it expands and contracts with unbelievable elasticity.
1:11:27🔗GuestAnd if you just bring it right back, and if you just take it slow and go gentle and move your thing real mellow and with love and make sure she comes. I'm kidding. John, definitely.
1:11:40🔗DrewHow old is she? What is she, 11? How old is she? 16.
1:11:45🔗AdamMan, if she's ready for this too, make sure if she's nervous and ambivalent about not clear that she should be engaging in this kind of activity, it can hurt no matter what. Whether you're three inches or nine inches, it can be a very unpleasant and painful experience.
1:13:20🔗CallerI loved it when he would jump on the floor and start yelling, but it was so doomy. Anyway, your recipe there for premature ejaculation was to squeeze one off 20 minutes before hand. Yeah. Me and my wife tried that a couple of times, both different ways, and I still got that problem. I don't know what to do. We've tried different things and we don't know where to go from here.
1:14:06🔗CallerLike the dice man used to say, one stroke, done.
1:14:10🔗GuestOkay. It's a quick breathing. It's all about breath. If you focus on your breath rather than how good it's feeling down there, just breathe in and out like very intentional breathing like, don't focus on your penis, focus on the breath.
1:15:06🔗CallerDo the yoga with the boiler. Don't even worry about it.
1:15:09🔗CallerMe and my brothers want to know, because we really like blood, sugar, sex, water. And me and my brothers want to know, does Anthony take it on the other side now or what?
1:15:19🔗GuestThat depends on your definition of the other side. It sounds like you've gone to a completely different place than I ever intended but that's okay because lyrics were meant to be interpreted as seen fit.
1:15:31🔗GuestAre you talking about some sort of a bisexual or gay reference there? Yeah. No, that's not what I was thinking when I wrote the song. You can interpret it like that if you want to.
1:15:40🔗CallerNo, no, I have a big fan of your music. It just seemed like it's kind of been going downhill lately.
1:15:56🔗GuestHey, you know, I'm not against having a little sensitive criticism from Charlie. The other side is about something much deeper than experimenting with male on male sex. Not what I'm into, but if you want to visualize that while you listen to the song, you go ahead.
1:16:21🔗GuestAm I going downhill in your eyes too?
1:16:22🔗GuestBecause he's about to kill himself. That's true.
1:16:26🔗CallerI was just wondering if the new album that you're making, are you going to go for a new sound? Are you going to use that type of music that you used in California Cation? Do you know what I'm saying?
1:16:38🔗GuestYeah. We don't sit down and have a group discussion on which direction we're going in, or what kind of sound we want to come up with. It just happens. To us, it always seems like a natural progression from whatever we did before that. The more time we spend together, the more time where our chemistry gets bubbling in the lab. It just comes out. I don't even know what to call it. It sounds to me like the next phase from California Cation. It doesn't sound like California Cation, but it sounds like a continuation thereof. We're pretty happy with it. It sounds good to us.
1:17:16🔗CallerI have another question. Uh-oh. Not really a question. It's another thing I wanted to tell Anthony. I met you on Wednesday, August 16, 2000. You gave a take? No, that's an exact date. It was in Toronto. You were staying in the Four Seasons Hotel, and so was I.
1:17:38🔗CallerToronto. Toronto. In Yorkville, Toronto. You guys did a show or whatever. One of your friends hooked me up or something with the guest list. I followed you into the elevator at 2 a.m. after your show. I really think I scared you.
1:17:54🔗GuestYou followed me all the way to my door.
1:18:26🔗AdamI'll be by for a vapor rub. This is something we're trying to do is to point out to people when they're actually engaged in stalking behaviors. It helps them sort of break through the denial about what they're doing. That's stalking. That is.
1:18:41🔗AdamYeah, it's a poor perception of boundaries. They're always startled that you would perceive it that way. She can't imagine that. Look, it's two in the morning. You're following you to your room. It's maybe a 17-year-old, but you don't know.
1:19:04🔗CallerWell, I'm kind of confused because like I'm getting my life together. I had a couple of years where I was doing stuff that I wasn't very proud of and all that sort of thing, but I'm trying to do better now. So I went to my doctor and I got HIV test and chlamydia and gonorrhea and a bunch of other stuff. And I know that I had chlamydia and I took the penicillin, I think the pills, the Zitromax, and I did that and then I also, my doctor found that I had genital warts too.
1:19:45🔗AdamWhich would be completely, if you were sexually active, it would be bizarre if you didn't have that.
1:20:01🔗CallerThe question is, I don't, I just actually like a couple of, I just broke off a relationship, but I'm going to have to say something. I just feel it's so stupid because I'm, I'm the girl that you would like least suspect that. All right.
1:20:16🔗AdamHere's the deal. First of all, the reality is that 50% of sexually active adults in your age group have HPV. No, they don't. They do.
1:20:25🔗CallerAnd I heard like one out of four have chlamydia and out.
1:20:30🔗AdamWell, that may be a little bit of an overstatement, but the fact is, this is an ex, let's just state that it's exceedingly common. Okay. It's not as though you are sort of-
1:20:39🔗GuestIs that what we're talking about? Yes.
1:20:48🔗AdamWell, she had, she, and this is the other thing-
1:20:50🔗CallerI hope I could have exposed them to it.
1:20:51🔗AdamNo. But Cindy, somebody exposed you to it, too, after all. Be fair. And this is what I want to get into, is that you have such intense shame about your behavior in relation to whatever it was you were going through at that time in your life. You were where you were. You've gotten through that. You're understanding it. You're sort of containing your behavior as you're finding sort of more meaningful other kinds of relationships. Why beat the crap out of yourself? You have something that most people your age have. All people that are very sexually active have. People need to wear condoms if they're going to be with you, if they're going to prevent infection. Indeed, if you're going to be sexually active with someone, they should be wearing a condom. That's basically what this boils down to.
1:21:28🔗DrewYou'll probably find a guy who's got warts too.
1:21:31🔗AdamI think that the fact that you are sort of coming more to terms with who you are and who you want to be, part of that is living with integrity. I commend you for wanting to be honest because I think you'll feel a lot better about yourself. They'll be part of this whole process you're going through is being fastidiously honest. You need to be honest.
1:21:49🔗AdamYou need to help people you've been exposed to work with.
1:21:51🔗DrewWell, only people you're going to screw. Don't get a bullhorn and go to a mall.
1:21:55🔗AdamNow look, go around the room here. If you're going to be with someone you're really into and she mentions this, is it going to be a deal breaker?
1:22:01🔗GuestI think it's very cool that she took the responsibility to find out and that she's at least addressing the issue of how to deal with this.
1:22:07🔗AdamShe is getting herself together, quite literally.
1:22:13🔗DrewBut listen, Cindy, you know what you're doing? You're taking all this guilt and you're putting it on to your wards. I mean, what I'm saying is, this guy doesn't have to know you got the wards from the 150th guy you're with. You could have just as easily got it from the first guy. You think that because you have this, he's going to know about your past, but it's not true.
1:22:34🔗CallerIt also took someone who passed this on to you who didn't tell you before, so it's kind of like an opportunity to stop that legacy now.
1:22:44🔗CallerYeah, I totally understand exactly what you're talking about.
1:22:48🔗AdamLet's say you're in this girl, you've dated her five times, now it's getting close, you're going to get physical, and she's like, I've got to be honest about something.
1:22:55🔗CallerHow would you, as guys, how would you like a girl to...
1:22:58🔗GuestIf the girl I'm dating now had told me five times into the date that she had some sort of...
1:23:02🔗AdamNo, no, not that you've been having sex five times, you're like getting to know her, slowly building your...
1:23:07🔗GuestThere's no way that would have stopped me.
1:23:10🔗CallerYeah, but what would you... How would you have her say?
1:23:12🔗GuestWould you rather just her be like, you need to go get checked or...?
1:23:16🔗DrewYeah, just blurred it out over dinner. Besides, I mean, I'm all about BJs and anal anyway, so I don't even go there. I don't even know what that part is. What part do you get the words in?
1:23:44🔗AdamIt's a more serious issue over there, because it becomes associated with anal cancer on that side.
1:23:48🔗DrewBut like I said, just like everyone said, be straight with the next guy. This is part of what you're doing in the part of the journey you're making in your life. They don't have to know about all the shame that potentially brought you these warts.
1:24:02🔗AdamThis guy is doing handsprings because you're going to have sex with him.
1:24:05🔗DrewThat's all. Yeah, that's what I hear when I hear this. Yeah, this means yes.
1:24:34🔗CallerWe might do that at some point. Yeah, we were going to do it last around Christmas time and things took a turn for the worse for me for a minute there but maybe next spring or summer.
1:24:58🔗DrewI'll take this moment to kiss Robert's ass for a second. You've obviously had your ups and downs in life and nobody's, well, at least no one I know has turned on you. Like they like you so much and they like your work so much. And Drew, you know what I'm saying? We've got a lot of people in here that have had trouble with addiction, they've had some bad times and people sort of turn on him. Like especially if you do it a couple of times like screw him, he deserves it, get rid of him, I hope he rots in jail. But with Robert Downey Jr. it's been like people are like pulling for you and part of it is your talent, I think, that people really respond to. But I think the other part is your humanity that's maybe comes through in your work or I don't know what it is. But people seem to really like you and really be pulling for you. And I don't know what that means to you. I mean, does that help you? Is that pressure for you?
1:25:57🔗CallerWell, I think it's better than having people turn on you for sure. I wouldn't know because it's always that part of your life that we really are pulling for you. It is a strange feeling.
1:26:08🔗GuestI bet it gets people definitely in your corner.
1:26:10🔗AdamI bet it works against you a little bit though because then what follows in the heels of that is we got a job for you right now. We'd like you to boom, boom, you're back at work before you have a chance to get focused on your job.
1:26:19🔗CallerI'm real fortunate that I've been able to for the first time since I was 17, aside from the summer I spent in Corcoran State, Penitentiary. It's the first summer I've had off and through to the end of the year and it's been really amazing because there's a lot of stuff that I just hadn't really ever got off the habit trail to look at. So all the support and like you're saying, the goodwill ultimately has sometimes carried me along when nothing else seemed like it would have.
1:26:45🔗DrewRobert told me by the way that he would listen to the show when he was in Corcoran.
1:27:07🔗DrewAnd this is our core audience by the way.
1:27:08🔗CallerI want to say hi to all the brothers who are doing time. I also want to say hi to my friend Catnip aka Michael V. Who's down in San Diego County Jail right now.
1:27:35🔗DrewI mean was it a good... Did you feel like it saved your life in any way? Do you know? I mean I know guys... I have friends who went in and it saved their lives. Because they were at a point where they were...
1:27:48🔗CallerWell, you know that I got out and then continued after several other little bits of... So for me...
1:27:56🔗GuestYou did that? Things come along where you would say to yourself there's no way this person could possibly go back to you after that. Maybe your best friend dies in your arms for an overdose and you think well that will sort of solve his problem.
1:28:09🔗AdamIt doesn't. You could say that if you've never known this disease. You know what I'm saying? People that really know this disease. Yeah.
1:28:16🔗GuestI mean I can understand going out after serving a year and a half.
1:28:43🔗DrewWell, it's a colloquialism that's picked up in the joint.
1:28:45🔗CallerBut as you know, as a specialist, too, and I think that there's starting to be a bit of a movement in that is that, you know, everyone operates at a different wavelength and you never quite know, but it seems like the people have just been constantly saying, well, you know, we're not going to judge this. We're going to keep doing this and trying different stuff. I think that that's kind of where things are headed is, you know, applying as many different possible remedies as you can for a given individual.
1:29:15🔗DrewWere there resources for you when you were in? I mean, did they have programs?
1:29:21🔗CallerYeah, there was a TC therapeutic community going on there, but I think more than anything else was, you know, some of it could be counterproductive. I wouldn't say that prison is somewhere that saves your life, whether there's a program there or not. It's inherently dangerous and degrading and heart breaking. But looking back on it, it lets me know that all those times, whether it was times that I was in, I wasn't under the influence of anything for that entire period of time. But you look back on things, you know, the human spirit is so strong that you can, I think it's just important to survive whatever it is that you've been putting yourself through until it runs its course and then do everything you can to keep it. All right, Ben.
1:30:09🔗AdamSo another way of saying that is when you're done, you're done.
1:30:13🔗GuestI also find my experience is, you know, never give up, never give up on somebody else because as long as somebody's breathing, there is hope for that person. It doesn't matter how impossible their situation seems to be. If there's a degree of willingness at all, there's hope.
1:30:28🔗AdamAnthony and I were talking out there about some cases that I was involved with that we have seen some miracles and I would have, a willingness was not even a concept that some of these people could even have, but they were breathing. Barely, albeit, but they were breathing and they were miracles.
1:30:42🔗GuestYeah, I've seen the worst cases I've ever seen and they've come back to be clean and incredibly creative and productive people.
1:30:49🔗DrewWell, I haven't seen this kind of tragedy myself, but my TiVo cramped out like two weeks ago. Not for one night, but for three days. And there were times when I almost slipped.
1:31:07🔗DrewBut that's the point. I had people behind me. I felt their strength and their goodwill and I stayed with it. And, God willing, it's going to stay together for a while. One tape program at a time, that's the thing.
1:31:20🔗GuestHow much my mom loves you, Robert? Oh, man, she loves you so much. Really? Yeah. You talk about that humanity, that sort of inner something that every human, every man, every woman can relate to, the kind of compassion that people get. Isn't it, Robert?
1:31:36🔗GuestYeah. Or in lots of people, Robert, because we're talking about him right now, but my mom is very sensitive like that.
1:31:42🔗DrewBut one more quick ass lick before we go to Overdue Break. But I don't hang around with real sophisticated people, and they don't seem to know the difference between one guy's acting and another guy's acting, especially when it's on Ally McBeal.
1:32:00🔗DrewThey don't like the people they like. Yeah. They actually think the skipper is trapped on the island with my butt.
1:32:06🔗GuestWhat are you trying to say? He's not?
1:32:07🔗DrewNo. That's, I don't want to burst any bubbles here. But with Robert, it's like people that don't care about acting don't seem to know about acting. They're like, that guy is so good. And that is, I mean, it's one thing to have the critics recognize it, but the people aren't necessarily interested in it or too educated about it. To really, for you to really speak to them is an incredible gift.
1:33:02🔗GuestYou said that I won, and you actually picked my design, and I just want to know if that was true, if you actually picked it, or if you remember it.
1:33:11🔗GuestI remember looking at tons of artwork that people sent in, and I remember commenting on all of it. My memory does get hazy.
1:33:22🔗GuestWell, I kind of took, it was a motif a little bit off of blood sugar sex magic as opposed to blood sugar sex water like the guy you called earlier.
1:33:33🔗GuestThat was Charlie, the guy who said I'm going downhill.
1:33:37🔗GuestExcept for because, you know, I kind of thought that was really sexual. I saw something very sexual about the cover of that album.
1:33:56🔗GuestShe had shaved the red hot chili peppers asterisk into her pubic hair and it looked hot and you won. Didn't you ever see the magazine with you in it?
1:34:05🔗GuestOh, yeah, except for, you know what, he edited me out. No, no, I didn't get the cover just because, you know, there's a lot of 10-year-olds in your club and stuff like that.
1:34:13🔗GuestYou were in there somewhere. I remember.
1:34:15🔗GuestYeah, I know, but they covered the good part. And I can't believe how many, how many creepy mails I got from people.
1:34:21🔗DrewI don't know. Why are you asking if you won if you know?
1:34:24🔗AdamNo, no, she wants to know if Anthony actually picked it.
1:34:26🔗CallerI want to know if he really picked it.
1:34:27🔗GuestOh, no, I saw it and I gave it a full approval.
1:34:34🔗GuestYeah, you know what, I got to tell you that I...
1:34:35🔗GuestYou see a lot of mohawks out there, a lot of cane-shaven, you don't see a lot of asterisks.
1:34:39🔗GuestWell, that's true. And I had to grow it out for a month to be able to get that kind of like... You know, get some real definition.
1:34:48🔗DrewHow much work is involved with growing your pubic hair, though? Can you still hold down a job or is that something you can do at the workplace?
1:34:55🔗GuestI don't know, I just felt a little bit like woodsy or something.
1:36:36🔗DrewYeah, well, well, there you have it, the best of Love Line. I want to thank you. I'm going to be giving you a little bit of a tour of the show.
1:36:49🔗GuestThanks for coming in here tonight without actually coming in.
1:36:53🔗DrewSo, everybody, we appreciate you tuning in, and until next time, this is Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew, saying mahalo.