1:38🔗DrewMusic goes on, you put the headphones on, you let out a huge fart and then we talk. It's good. It's nice.
1:44🔗AdamWell, I was talking to a friend of mine who's friends with Ethan, the guy who won Survivor and he was hanging out with him last night. He talked about wanting to come on the show, so I was doing a little Loveline business there.
2:03🔗AdamSo now, the story is, well actually, we're going to see what we can do for possibly Wednesday, Thursday of this week.
2:13🔗DrewYou are my teacher. Bring him on with Dianne's up here. We'll just make like old Loveline days, doing Dianne and a guest.
2:18🔗AdamWell, he was a little drunk and at first, he thought he was doing the man show, which he wanted to do apparently. Then he thought he was doing Loveline, the TV show and then we're going to have to-
2:32🔗DrewTotally freak him out. Bring it up here when Dianne's up here on Tuesday.
2:36🔗AdamYeah, Dianne Farr who used to be our co-host on Loveline and is now on The Job, is coming in here on Tuesday.
2:48🔗DrewBy the way, thank you for not looking at me when you ask that question. The Job, looking out at the Peanut Gallery.
2:52🔗DrewKnowing better than to ask me anything like that.
2:54🔗AdamIt's that Dennis Leary show that's supposed to be real good. Okay. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Dr. Drew Borth, the Certified Physician, Addiction Medicine Specialist. Yeah? Yeah. All right. Here we go. Let's speak to Justin who's 15. Justin?
3:15🔗Yeah. I was feeling up my girlfriend, and I noticed one of her boobs was bigger than the other, and I wanted to know how to tell her that I don't care.
3:23🔗AdamMaybe one of your hands is smaller than the other.
3:27🔗DrewHow about just behaving like you don't care? You know what I mean? And let her bring it up.
3:33🔗AdamWell, also, when you don't mention something or don't complain about something or don't point something out, it's sort of a way of saying it's cool.
5:23🔗AdamPeople not being aggressive with it, just O-S. Under the breath, S-word. Yelling like off the phone, shut the S up, you know. I mean, just a lot of sneaking of the S-word on the show.
6:27🔗DrewAnd he gave you some opportunity to hone your crap. But really, what really broke you?
6:33🔗AdamI was working as a boxing instructor. They were doing a boxing match on the mother station, K-Rock. And I volunteered to train one of the guys and met Jimmy, my partner and now lover, who was doing sports. Life partner who was doing sports on the radio show.
7:27🔗AdamNo, you be you. Drew, I was curious, what got you interested in medicine?
7:34🔗DrewWell, when I was growing up, I was very interested in biology, then I was in college, and it was something that interested me. But for a while, I spent some time doing other things, and ultimately, I came back to it with a renewed sense of interest. When I got to medical school, it was something that I found really, truly rewarding and interesting. Are you asleep yet?
7:49🔗AdamI got another question. Oh. All right, Drew. Now, you screwed it up. You didn't give me 10 seconds, you kept rambling. You kept rambling, you see? You should have cut, that's why I said 10 seconds.
8:09🔗AdamNo, they don't cut you off, they let you answer and then they jump in very quickly to another thing. They never give you like a, oh, I see, you're fascinated. There's no follow up. You answer, you stop, there's a beat of dead air and then they come right in with something else.
8:58🔗DrewAnd Jimmy Kimmel let him come on the radio and be a character. Then I heard the character and they were looking for somebody to do the TV show and I recommended Adam.
9:07🔗AdamThat's right. So Drew was, Drew did in part discover me.
9:20🔗CallerWell, I'm going out with a girl. She's like 15 and we're going out for like seven months and she would be like teasing me and like sexually.
11:22🔗AdamYeah, here we call it junior college. It's more derogatory. It makes people feel worse. Because our thing out here is, if you're not going to four-year school, you should feel badly about yourself. We'll call it junior college.
11:36🔗DrewWell, of course, you'd do nothing to contribute to that.
11:38🔗AdamNo, I actually was trying to get people to call it-
11:43🔗AdamSort of college, Weenie College, Minnie College, Retard College, Junior College. Junior, it is really insulting. Pee-wee College, Powder Puff College. So, Dan, you better- She's 15. She's in the 10th grade and you're out of high school.
12:11🔗DrewAndy, get me that United States map with the colors on it. We had a whole breakdown here pinned up on the board here last week.
12:18🔗AdamOkay. Well, don't do anything she's not ready to do.
12:23🔗CallerOh, I'm not. I'm not pushing at all. She's the one with like starting it and like...
12:28🔗DrewHere's a good piece of advice. Just in general, people's brains truly have not developed to handle what one feels and the responsibilities associated with sex until 16. Really not. It's not a good idea. Just in general principles. It's healthier to wait till after 16.
13:52🔗DrewOne of the things we hear about oftentimes is women who have had a history of sexual abuse often will feel nothing, no arousal, no stimulation of the genital region when they have sex.
15:29🔗DrewGood, thank God. By the way, nice choice. Keep in mind, there are patches out there now. If you have trouble remembering to take the pill, once a week patches.
15:35🔗AdamBut you were never sexually touched when you were younger? And when did you lose your virginity? July?
16:17🔗AdamYou are? You're doing okay in school? Okay. You're going to go to college? What? Yes. Okay. All right. So there's nothing going on. You love your boyfriend, right?
16:36🔗DrewA little bogosity feel here going on by the way.
16:40🔗AdamI don't know. What's the biggest problem in your life right now, Danielle?
16:46🔗CallerWhat? There was like a noise in my background. I couldn't hear it.
16:51🔗AdamWhat's the biggest problem in your life right now? What would you say that is?
16:56🔗CallerMy mom's trying to get out of this house.
17:31🔗CallerWhen they got a divorce, this was our house before. When they got a divorce, on the paper, she signed it over to him. They said that if she moved, he would get this house.
17:45🔗DrewThe whole of the way is no feeling. We can't quite sort out, but certainly, Danielle, you've had a lot go down in your life, way more than you seem to even realize. That's fine, but take care of yourself.
17:57🔗AdamWow. I'm telling you. I know we give this speech once every five weeks. No, it's about every five weeks. So much you can tell from people just hearing their voice, the different tones. You guys will hear it. You'll hear that 14-year-old male who's a virgin and hasn't popped out his first pub yet, and you'll hear that guy who's been to hell and back and has already nailed 15 chicks.
18:21🔗DrewAnd you can hear what things are bogus too. This was not bogus by the way.
18:25🔗AdamNo, but this was a 15-year-old girl who sounded like someone who had been divorced twice, had four kids, and one of them died of SIDS. You know what I mean? This is someone who'd seen a lot.
18:38🔗AdamYou just hear that voice and you go, what is this 15-year-old scene that's been so bad that does this, that makes us give off this vibe? Her father killed himself when she was two. That's probably enough to get you going in that direction. Yeah, that's a very nice start.
18:55🔗DrewThe A-hole stepdad, that's good. Homeless? We're getting there now.
18:59🔗AdamMom, who's kind of hooks up with the, I mean, first mom hooked up with the guy who killed himself, and then mom hooked up with the A-hole guy, and then re-hooked with the guy.
19:42🔗AdamThat's two years. All right. Go ahead, there.
19:47🔗CallerYou know, when we started going out a couple of months ago, we were both virgins. Neither of us are anymore. And I started her on drinking. She got me smoking again.
20:07🔗AdamAfter, you know, what happened was in 96 when he filed for bankruptcy, he started hitting the bottle pretty hard when he was, when he was eight. And then, you know, she got him back on the, on the butts. Hey, smoking the weed?
20:23🔗AdamThat's the pot. She got you back smoking the cigarettes. You got her on the booze.
20:28🔗CallerYeah, I was smoking when I was 13. I quit because I was developing a bad cough.
20:33🔗DrewAll right. What do you want? What would you like us to help you with?
20:39🔗CallerAbout a month ago, when I took her virginity, she was a really nice person. You know, she would never do anything wrong. In the past month, it's gotten to the point where she's walking down the street turning around and flashing the cars and pulling down her pants on the side of the road. Just to see what people do about it.
21:04🔗DrewAll right. So you got all kinds of problems here, all right? And it's not... Make no mistake, you've contributed nicely to the evolution of this problem, but this is not... You didn't cause this. She has got some major, major issues here that need to be dealt with. I mean major. Yeah. You could start with substance abuse and behavioral disorders and character logic problems. She needs help, Ryan. Can you get her some help? Because this is... She's sitting on a launching pad right now, and what she does now, the choices she makes, the problems she gets herself into, are going to set up a trajectory for the rest of her life. That's the path she's going to start going down. And she's moving pretty quickly down a path that is going to be extremely destructive.
21:49🔗DrewOkay, get her some, get, she needs to get into some care. Psychiatrist, adolescent health specialist, somebody who's used to dealing with these things, this is going to take some work.
21:58🔗AdamWait, you know, the way you phrase it, it's as if you taking her virginity, got her-
22:17🔗DrewYeah, and it may be that she was holding it together and on the surface looked like that. She never had an eating disorder? Oh, maybe she did.
22:27🔗CallerNo, she's a little overweight, but she got that from her mother. She eats fine, really doesn't care about how she looks.
22:34🔗AdamYou don't? Why isn't, why don't you? I'm 37, that's all I think about. You're 15 for Christ's sake. How'd you get so goddamn mature?
22:53🔗AdamAll right, get her some help. Would you cheer up, you idiot? You're 15 years old. Jesus Christ, you sound like Jim Morrison.
23:03🔗CallerTook this bitch's virginity, known her since she was 11.
23:07🔗AdamI'm waiting for like riders on the storm to start swelling up.
23:13🔗CallerNow she walks down the highway with her pants around her ankles. I got her on the booze, she got me on the butts. I gave up the squares at 13, but I met this little lady, and she got me back on the smokes at the ripe old age of 15. Now I'm heading into the 10th grade and I'm lost morally, spiritually, emotionally. She's a big gal but I love her. I don't care what she thinks.
24:18🔗CallerI'm thinking, I've been doing a lot of thinking. She's drinking, I'm smoking her pants around her ankles, and she's got a hell of a gut on her. Not a pretty lady.
24:29🔗DrewShe needs to get help, or she is going to be in trouble.
24:32🔗AdamOkay. Everybody, get yourself help, and listen, everyone, just please, all you 15 year olds, please, be 15.
24:44🔗AdamWe'll take a break. We'll be right back. Hey, Loveline, I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. We will hop back to the phones now and speak to Eric on line one. Eric? Yeah. You're 20?
26:08🔗DrewI had some few good smells come out of me after that food.
26:10🔗AdamThank you. Yeah. Eric, go ahead there, buddy.
26:13🔗Well, I've got a friend of mine. I just met her a couple months ago, and she's showing me signs of borderline personality disorder, like to the to the exact definition in my books in your books.
26:48🔗DrewSo but the more more the way you're going to know borderlines is more how they make you feel and they often they'll be very gratifying to a certain point, make you feel really good about yourself and then once they've got you in, we'll sort of bring you into a world of chaos.
27:04🔗DrewYou'll feel like turned upside down all the time.
27:06🔗Yeah. Okay. Well, see, here's the problem is that I hooked her up with my best friend and my best friend is the one who's experienced this world of chaos right now.
27:15🔗DrewYeah. Well, there you go. How old is she?
27:28🔗Because she's starting to get to the point where she's almost going to hurt anyone around my best friend now and she's not listening to me when I'm saying, I think she has a problem and I can't talk to her.
27:51🔗DrewYeah. It's hard to know what's going on with her, but yes, these are borderline qualities. You need to set limits of people borderline. First time I heard you learn about limit setting in your psychology class?
28:05🔗I want to know how should I get her help? Because I don't want to just get away from her because she could end up hurting herself or hurt someone else.
28:12🔗DrewYou can bring up help and you can certainly bring it up to your friend, but your job is not to be treating. Your job is to manage her and to keep her from harming you or your friend, and just set limits with her. Set real firm about what you will and will not tolerate as appropriate behavior.
28:58🔗CallerWell, I've had this problem where it all happened back in June. That I came up to Ohio and I started getting out of control. I started smoking weed and then I started having sex.
29:15🔗DrewWell, hang on now. What do you mean you came up to Ohio? Did you moved away from your friends or did you move in with someone?
29:31🔗DrewBecause that's a common sort of manifestation of depression. Somebody your age is sleeping around doing drugs, grades getting bad. You may not necessarily cry or complain of feeling depressed, but those behaviors are a good sign that that's what's happening.
29:50🔗CallerBack in January. It's actually been one year.
29:53🔗DrewReally, the way I look at this is someone really struggling with trying to feel better. But all the solutions you find that make you feel better in the moment really are the problems and ultimately make you feel worse. Have you asked to be seen to get some treatment for this? For the depression?
30:11🔗CallerYeah. Yeah, I've seen a few psychiatrists and stuff like that.
30:47🔗DrewAll right. It's not going to happen unless you get some help with this. Go back and talk to that person. It sounds, frankly, like you should be on some medication, too.
31:12🔗AdamAll right. Well, she may have been depressed, but she did seem like she had a decent understanding of it. Yeah.
31:19🔗DrewShe had insight, and indeed, talk is extremely important for her. But my concern is the reason I say medication, not that I love pushing pills, but she's engaging behaviors can be harmful to her. It needs to be sort of turned around real fast before something bad does happen.
31:34🔗AdamOh, Jesus. Could you imagine your family moving to Ohio when you were 16? How would you have been with that?
31:42🔗DrewAre you kidding? I didn't know how it existed. I would have been like, I was lost enough.
31:48🔗AdamI wouldn't have gone. I would have gladly just told my loser family to hit the road. I would have never, ever gone, ever, never. No way. You go into a high school, you're playing sports, you got your friends. No way. I think actually.
32:06🔗DrewIt might have been good for you. Think about it.
32:08🔗AdamNo. I think it's a very sad testimonial to me and my family. But when people talk about, yeah, I hear people all the time. They're like, then my junior year in high school, we moved to Texas. I'm like, are you kidding?
32:23🔗AdamHow did you leave your friends? Did you play sports in the 10th grade, and then you're going to go to a new school? You didn't know the coach or anything? Yeah. It was unthinkable. Yeah. Unthinkable. Yeah. I would have gladly just stayed at the Y, gladly, and sent them packing, not in a million years. You know what? I could have pulled it off too. I mean, they would have been-
32:47🔗DrewIt would have been about the same, right? It's what happened.
32:50🔗AdamWell, they would have been okay with it. I could have gotten by with it.
33:12🔗AdamYou were molested by a man. Yeah. Now you're a father. Yeah. And so what's the question?
33:20🔗CallerI just wanted to make a statement that, you know, there are people out there that have problems and that are raising their kids and have good children and are good fathers or good parents, you know.
34:09🔗AdamYou know, here's how I think most of this stuff manifests itself, Bo and God bless you for not abusing your kids. I'll tell you, you're a real hero these days when you don't abuse your kids. When bad things happen to you, you either go ahead and do those or you make sure like hell you don't. Oftentimes and then sometimes you slip and waffle a little bit.
34:36🔗DrewAs you know, that when you get these sort of fixed preferences, sexual drives like you have with the breasts, they're hard to-
35:03🔗DrewThe problem is that the guys that do have that etched in, want to do that repeatedly to multiple victims.
35:08🔗AdamRight. That's the horrible part about it. But just in terms of your family and what happens to you, and do you then pass that along to your kids, there's a couple ways it can work. I mean, sometimes your family can do something to you and you can just become your dad. Or become your mom. And then you can become the antithesis of them. You can say, I'm never going to be like that. And then sometimes you kind of do both. Like, your dad was super, super cheap, right? The word is that he would steal a kernel of corn off a bingo cart. Like that cheap, right?
35:45🔗AdamYeah, well that's what Drew said. Drew's dad was super, super cheap. Super, super incredibly cheap. Now, Drew is not cheap, but Drew has issues about money. But Drew spends a ton of money, but there's issues around. There's energy there. And it doesn't stop you from spending a lot of money. And you spend plenty on your kids. Yet, there's energy there. So, it's sort of, it's overcome and even overcompensated for some time, but you don't get off scot-free. There's energy surrounding it. But then, some of that energy is just not being like your dad, right?
36:28🔗DrewOr being not like it, but having a superego that is like it.
36:32🔗AdamYeah, it's just, it's an interesting thing and you wonder what your kids will pick up from that. Sure, it's going to cost them some therapy or whatever it is. Because it's not going to be good. It won't be pretty. Deborah?
36:50🔗I actually just broke up with somebody last week, but we were together for 14 months and he said that he had psoriasis on his penis.
37:00🔗AdamAll right. Hang on. It is Loveline. That's Dr. Drew. We'll get back with Deborah and the psoriasis after this. Hey, yo, Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew in the hissy. In the hissy. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Oh, man. I got to be out in Malibu tomorrow at 8.15.
38:20🔗AdamNot me. No, no, no. Let me tell you something. And any celebrities listening, please do this. Do that math. I worked two days on the show. I got about a week on this show. They're doing a big one-hour special. I got about four or five days on it. The first day I showed up at call time was noon. Got in front of the camera, four or 15. Now, here's the comedy about that. Here's my basically my policy is I just leave my house at the call time. If the call time is noon, I leave my house at noon. And so you roll, you get there at 20 after your call time and you still, and now instead of four hours to kill, you got three hours and 40 minutes to kill. But you know the thing that's funny? They're calling at 12, 15, wondering where you are. Right. Then on Friday, I worked, my call time, I think was 10 a.m. I got in front of the camera about 12, 30, and that was pretty good. That's no delays. So now, my call time is 8.15 tomorrow. So what do I do?
39:31🔗DrewYou got a big problem with traffic though.
39:36🔗AdamYeah. You want to know what the comedy is, is the call time was 8.30, and then they called and moved at 8.15, which doesn't sound funny yet, but wait till I'm in my trailer at 11.30, napping and haven't made a move yet. That's when the, hey, guys, glad you called and made it 8.15. Smart, very shrewd. Because if I'd gotten here a minute after, I would only have three hours of downtime before we did something. I understand this is how the business works. This is exactly how it works everywhere. At Sun of the Beach, everyone's great, great people over there. I don't mean to disrespect them at all, but this is the way it works. Here's all I'm saying, I got to adjust for that, right?
40:15🔗AdamSo I got to figure that out. Also, they do this too. They go, well, he gets here at 8.30, figure our makeup, our wardrobe, our miscellaneous, and then he's ready. No, no.
40:48🔗AdamWhy be miserable? Why be caught off guard being miserable tomorrow morning at 7? I'm going to be pre-miserable tonight.
40:54🔗DrewYou need to talk to a producer, not somebody accountable to a producer.
40:58🔗AdamThere's nobody you can talk to. They always say, this is the call time. Here's when you're slated to go. There's nobody in the right mind is going to tell you to roll in two hours later. Nobody. I'll just leave at like 8 and they'll be calling and I'll tell them to relax. I'll never do anything before 10. What's the over under for tomorrow? Call time 8.15.
41:25🔗AdamYou go over 10.15? All right. I'll play Devil's Advocate. I'll take under. 10 bucks. All right. 10.15. Debra? Yes. All right. So you're 29. Wait a minute. Okay. So psoriasis on the penis, right?
41:41🔗CallerYeah. I was dating a guy for about 14 months. We had unprotected sex once. Then I found out after we broke up, I was kind of messing around with him. I'm like, what is that? He's like, it's psoriasis. I'm like, you can't have psoriasis down there.
42:22🔗DrewYes. Is it just on his penis or is it in other places?
42:25🔗CallerNo, it's just on the tip of his penis. And to be real honest, it sounds really funny, but it's like, I guess it's where the rubber rubs up against him.
42:38🔗AdamWell, it's not haha funny, but it's peculiar funny.
42:40🔗DrewWell, I wonder if that's just where the, maybe has a condom allergy.
42:43🔗CallerYeah. See, that's what I was thinking too.
42:45🔗DrewYeah. The only way they can really make a diagnosis of psoriasis is with biopsy.
42:49🔗AdamWell, also on psoriasis, I mean, maybe I'm nutty here, but isn't the skin on the head of your penis different than the flesh that's on the penis?
44:29🔗DrewAnd as you mentioned, it's where the rubber hits the road, so to speak. And certainly latex allergies are terribly common, so I'd be more concerned with that. And sometimes the things that treat psoriasis will also treat allergies and eczema, so.
44:41🔗AdamOkay. Good times, good times. Jason? Yeah? You're 16?
45:31🔗AdamWell, I think we ought to give him all the way through puberty. Do you think a few minutes is going to help him? Hey, Jason, what's the question? Go ahead, go.
45:41🔗CallerI've been going out with her for like five years. Last summer, she went away to a camp, like in Pennsylvania or something. A sleep-away camp. And so, we didn't get to... We didn't really talk to each other over the summer break.
47:40🔗DrewGIO, my song, this is my song, correct? I heard this song playing when we were out with the system of Down the other night. This is what I heard.
47:46🔗AdamOh, when I walked into the Armenian restaurant?
48:27🔗DrewNow, she went away to some camp in Pennsylvania and she will not return his calls. It must be, Adam, that the parents are not giving her the message.
50:34🔗AdamBoy, he is, he's orbiting Saturn at this point. It started off with his girlfriend of five years. And that's sort of deteriorated to, they'd went out on approximately a date a year. And she was mostly because he got pretty caught up in his schoolwork. You know how it is, Drew. You're dating somebody. You get.
50:58🔗AdamYou have a trig exam and eight months goes by without making a call. Now we're, now, Drew, before you were confused, you thought, hey, this girl dated this guy for five years, went away to camp and never broke it off.
52:41🔗AdamThe weird part is you calling her your girlfriend.
52:44🔗CallerWell, that's basically what she is because I don't know how to describe it other than because every time I call her she gets like all energetic and happy and all of a sudden.
53:41🔗AdamWhen you're in the 10th grade and you spoke to somebody before summer break, let's say mid-May of your 10th grade year, and now you're in the 11th grade and you're past Christmas vacation, that's a lifetime, isn't it?
53:58🔗DrewIt's a new life has come around, yeah, absolutely.
54:23🔗AdamAnd even that's stretching the truth just a little bit.
54:27🔗CallerShe's very emotional. So I'm trying to figure out how to break it to her nicely that we're pretty much over because she's kind of like a child.
55:56🔗AdamBecause listen, if he dumps her, she could try something stupid. You know what I mean? He drops that bomb on her. Her world comes apart. Next thing you know, she's in the tub, puddle of blood, water running, paramedics rushing in, but it's too late. You don't toy with someone like that. You know what I mean? She might not be able to handle Jason dropping that kind of bomb.
56:22🔗DrewIt's been such a lengthy, passionate affair.
56:25🔗AdamIt's tough. It's tough when you got to let him go that way.
56:44🔗AdamJason? Oh, from Sleepaway Camp? No. I don't know. Let me check my yearbook. Well, anyway, while you're checking, I got to dump you. I want you to know that I'm going to start seeing other people, too. And I suggest you, tough as it may, you get back on that horse, too. You got to live again, baby.
58:51🔗AdamOkay. And why did she bring this up, you think? She was just giving you a little heads up? So to speak.
58:57🔗CallerProbably. Yeah. Just, maybe she was just scared and Okay. Maybe she was curious. Maybe if I went down there, maybe I got surprised or something.
59:07🔗AdamYeah. She even wants your head to explode, searching for a clitoris that never existed.
59:11🔗CallerI mean, with, because she's probably a virgin.
1:01:31🔗AdamAlright, so no clitoris, and what's the farthest you've gotten with her in two years?
1:01:38🔗CallerJust, like, feeling her breast and stuff like that.
1:01:42🔗AdamYou're a 25-year-old guy. You're going to wait till you get married?
1:01:46🔗CallerPretty much. I mean, I've already... I'm not a virgin or anything, but I've just kind of made choices in my life. Changing around and stuff.
1:01:56🔗AdamYou used to be a junkie or something? You killed somebody?
1:02:00🔗CallerWhat happened? No, I didn't kill nobody.
1:02:04🔗AdamWhat do you do? Something with stucco?
1:02:11🔗CallerRight now, I'm just working for the church and stuff.
1:02:14🔗AdamYou're gay. Well, one day, you'll find out whether she has said clitoris or not.
1:02:24🔗DrewNo, it's good. Some people share values in common, and she has gone on about her anatomy, but you have no way of knowing what the reality is there until it comes time that you find out. It will not be that she has no clitoris. Though she may well have orgasmic problems.
1:02:38🔗AdamThe kiss of death for careers is the right now. The preface is the what I'm doing.
1:02:43🔗DrewOh, yeah. Right now, I'm killing the blood.
1:02:55🔗AdamOh, screw you. You don't know what you're doing. You have to have to work right now.
1:02:58🔗DrewI didn't hear that I did that. It's funny. That's the comedy.
1:03:04🔗AdamHe's unusable, this Drew. He's completely unusable. You can't even be recycled, Drew. I have to put you in a Cuisinart and pour you into another mold of another human. All right. Are you mad yet? There's even no role playing with you. You're worse than our callers. Josh?
1:03:31🔗AdamRight now, that's where you just run. You run. If you're on a date with someone, you ask them what they're doing and you hear them say, right, just start running.
1:03:39🔗DrewUsually, it doesn't start with well, right, then you're out.
1:03:43🔗AdamRight. That's me. Sorry. Well, right now, you know what's another bad one? Currently. You got to run when you hear currently too. Well, currently.
1:03:54🔗DrewIsn't there also, when people seem to also, when they say, I'm working and going to school.
1:04:11🔗AdamGoing to school is worse than working. And working three jobs is worse than working one job. I haven't really figured it out, but that's the way it seems to work. So Josh.
1:04:23🔗All right. Well, okay. I'm 19 and everything. I've had this girlfriend for about the last three and a half years that we started pretty early and everything. And we got sexually active pretty quick. And it was a really good relationship. And but just we kind of had our problems toward the end, you know, like an off and on thing.
1:04:40🔗Well, just like she started, you know, this kind of I don't know what you would call. I would OK. I would just call it being pretty much a slut. And she started going off just like just to play a couple of times. And I mean, I did my share of it, too. But just go on and she didn't really sleep with the other guys. But, you know, they just happened to find their way down her pants and everything. But I guess we kind of broke up and everything. And it's been a while and we really stayed out of contact for about a couple months. But and I met this really nice girl, actually. And she's just great and she's a virgin and everything. And it's just I really find myself wanting to spend time with her a lot. And we do. And she's just a great girl. And I, but, you know, lately it's just like I'm kind of back in town. I was away for a while and I just find myself back with my ex- girlfriend every, you know, a couple of times a week.
1:05:32🔗DrewWhere is this great girl that you have a new relationship with?
1:05:35🔗Well, she's here in my hometown where I was. I went away for a while for some training.
1:06:04🔗That's probably going to happen one of these days. I mean, it is going to happen. It's just that, like, right now, I don't feel like I should because it's just, I feel like I'm still being this kind of, like, asshole guy that's still getting with his, you know.
1:06:17🔗DrewHow often do you get together with the old girlfriend?
1:06:30🔗DrewOh, no. What does she think? Does she think you guys are getting back together?
1:06:34🔗She's all on this cake like, she wants, she's still a senior this year, and she's still on this thing like where she wants to, after all this, after being boyfriend-girlfriend all this time, and now she just wants to kind of, and after we finally broke up because of all this, she just wants to have some time alone to, you know, just figure out what she wants.
1:06:55🔗DrewAll right, listen, this is sort of a not, this is certainly not a loveline caliber problem. You know what I'm saying?
1:07:02🔗DrewIt seems to me Josh, the well-put-together guy, is capable of having really good relationships, he picks good people, he has found another good one, he's just having trouble giving up the sex from the other one, he's not hurting her because it sounds like it's consensual, she too is sort of addictively involved with him, and she wants to get on and start meeting other people. You have, it's just like stopping smoking or anything else, you just gotta stop and get focused on this new relationship, and it won't be as sort of gratifying because you're not gonna have the physical element in there that you've got with the old relationship, but you're a smart guy, you know what a good relationship is, you're gonna have to commit to that and go down and focus on that for a little while.
1:07:39🔗DrewIt sounds like he's got his best together.
1:07:41🔗AdamHe seems like a decent guy, and you can focus, and you can change, and if you want to be a good boyfriend, and you want to be faithful and all that sort of stuff, then you can do that.
1:07:50🔗DrewHe doesn't even have to do that because he doesn't have another girlfriend yet, and he's not hurting the old girlfriend because she wants to kind of end it too.
1:07:57🔗AdamBut he's saying he wants to start up with this version.
1:08:54🔗CallerThe fact that I can pull them away from me.
1:08:55🔗AdamWhat's the question? You want to stop doing this?
1:08:58🔗CallerYeah. I'm just wondering why I do that.
1:09:02🔗AdamThere's probably a whole bunch of reasons. We'll get into them. We got to take a little break. Then we'll get back and we'll pick you apart and we'll put you back together, but only halfway.
1:09:16🔗AdamAll right, Jenny. Hang on. All right. We'll be right back with Jenny after this.
1:09:23🔗Loveline will be right back. So get your problems ready. Ready.
1:10:02🔗AdamWhat are they on here? We're on the air. Sorry. Because you're yelling at Drew about how delusional people are. Hey, what's going on? Loveline. Adam, that's Dr. Drew over there. Phone number. You don't need that number. It's only going to make you want to call. All right. Now, when we left off, we're speaking to Jenny. Jenny is 16. She slept with seven of her girlfriend's boyfriends, and she wants to stop before she screws again. Jenny?
1:11:27🔗AdamOkay. So, then, what's bad about stepdad?
1:11:32🔗CallerWell, he's just kind of an ass, but I don't only think it has much to do with him, because this all started before they got married, before my mom even met him.
1:12:43🔗AdamWell, I mean these guys that are screwing their girlfriend's friend. These aren't great guys. Did you ever fall in love with any of these guys?
1:14:57🔗DrewShe stops, the big thing with her, yes, her disease is activating, yes, she's got momentum with substances, yes, a lot of these behaviors are when she's on drugs or alcohol. But the big issue here is that abandonment, that emptiness, and she's got to fill that void. She's got to be able to have relationships with real people without sabotaging them, without getting bored, and it may not be possible.
1:15:18🔗AdamWell, as long as she's hot-looking, it may not be possible without- She's got to fatten up.
1:15:22🔗DrewIt may not be possible without therapy. That's right. That becomes her liability now. Because there's that gratification, she can always go for that and fill that void in that moment, get that arousal and pow, that she feels triumphant in the moment, and then crap you about herself immediately following. It's the shame that she's carrying around with her that needs to be dealt with.
1:15:41🔗DrewThat's an awful, awful life to be living in.
1:15:44🔗AdamOkay. So stop the booze and keep the legs together. Thank you. Sandra?
1:15:51🔗DrewAn aspirin between the legs, that's the answer. But listen, if you can, Jenny, if you want, if you're motivated, a 12-step recovery program would help you with this.
1:16:04🔗CallerOkay. I just have a question. Okay. I got a shot from Planned Parenthood, which is Deepo Vera. Okay. Me and my boyfriend had sex, and then he came inside. So I had called him to ask him if I needed to get the morning after pill, and the lady had told me I did, but I thought that the shot works as soon as I get it. So my question is, do I need the morning after pill or not?
1:16:26🔗DrewHow long after the shot did you have the intercourse?
1:16:57🔗CallerOkay, I had got it and I asked the lady, how long does it take for it to work? And she said, technically, it works as soon as you get the shot.
1:17:04🔗DrewBut I think there is some added risk up to about a week, if I remember right. Did she tell you that too?
1:17:12🔗AdamDid she want you to take the morning after pill?
1:17:14🔗CallerNo. The lady that I talked to was one of the people that answered the phone.
1:17:33🔗AdamIf you called the place that gave you the depot shot, explain to them the circumstances and they said, yes, you should do this. And I would say, yes, you should do it.
1:17:42🔗CallerYeah. But then my problem is I went yesterday to go get it. I mean, on Saturday, they said they don't give it out until Tuesday. And I need it by tomorrow. And so I don't know what I'm going to do. Because I feel like the place gives it to me free.
1:17:56🔗AdamWhat do you mean they don't give it out until Tuesday?
1:17:57🔗CallerBecause I had went Saturday and I had said I need the, because I had called the number and they said, oh, just go in, just as a walk-in or just you don't need an appointment. I went to one and they said, oh, we don't give them out or something. And they said, oh, we're only open till the afternoon. And then after I had remembered that I went on like the week before and they said that they don't accept walk-ins until before one. So if I were to go after one, how am I supposed to get it?
1:18:46🔗DrewI bet you're covered. And listen, in Los Angeles now, you can get this without a prescription.
1:18:51🔗AdamI thought walk-in might be for Koreans. It's goddamn walk-ins.
1:18:54🔗DrewLook, I'm every day trying to work out a thing where we can set up a protocol. Just a group of physicians have set up a protocol. The pharmacist can sign up to anytime they want and we can refer kids to that 24-7.
1:19:08🔗AdamAll right. Well, you keep going. Meanwhile, everyone's getting pregnant. What are you doing with all those condoms? You sell to friends? No, I'm a whore. Don't I know you? That's when Drew used to go to Chinatown to buy condoms, everybody. What year would that be, Drew?
1:19:42🔗AdamNot Leif. Leif. Yeah. So 1976. Drew would go to Chinatown to buy his condoms because he had a steady girlfriend. He didn't want to get her pregnant. He was smart. He was Drew. But he's a passionate, passionate man. And he couldn't go to any of the pharmacies in his hometown of Pasadena because his dad was a doctor. They would have ratted him out. And they didn't sell him at the 7-11's or the liquor stores.
1:20:07🔗DrewThey didn't sell him. Back then, you had to get the pharmacist.
1:20:09🔗AdamYou had to go get the pharmacist. You had to go to the very back of the place and go get that old man.
1:20:39🔗DrewYou have any chemo-therapyations here?
1:20:41🔗AdamAnd Kiss condoms. And Drew would have to buy him bulk because he couldn't schlep down to Chinatown every weekend to go grab a few condoms. You'd buy what, 20 at a time? 40?
1:20:56🔗AdamHow many condoms would you buy at a time when you went down to Chinatown? I don't know. What do they come in, a brick? What is a lot of condoms?
1:21:06🔗AdamYou light them off. But see, Smarrie would go down to Chinatown. He knew all the round eyes looked alike. I mean, listen, they look alike to us. We got to look alike to them. And they know none of those guys, those guys have got chickens hanging up in the window and stuff and, you know, they've got like roots everywhere. Those guys, none of them talk to your dad.
1:21:49🔗AdamWhere are you going, horny? I see you here. I see you here last month. You buy brick. What you got, brothel? How many penis you have, ten? Holy smoke. You passionate, passionate man. You take, you not come back. You back for business. You spook local. You blondie. Look like life get. Dr. Drew with a big fresh case of condoms speeding back to Pasadena to have sex with his girlfriend at 16. Oh yeah. Where did you keep those things? Did you keep them hidden somewhere in the car? Must have kept them in the trunk of the car or something.
1:22:37🔗AdamWait a minute. You Pinsky boy. I know your father. When did he hear about this? He gonna be very interested to hear how many condoms you buy. You gonna buy some fireworks too? How about ginseng root? How about a finger trap? A connect finger. Very funny. Mary?
1:23:04🔗CallerWell, since last summer, I've hooked up with about 7 or 8 guys. And I was wondering if you think it's emotionally unhealthy to hook up with guys for physical gratification without having a real relationship because...
1:23:18🔗DrewWhat does hooking up mean? It's always a vague term.
1:24:56🔗CallerYeah, and so ever since I've been on my antidepressants, I've like been talking to people and making friends and...
1:25:01🔗DrewWell, Mary, listen. Yeah. You're thinking about these things, you're investigating, you're under supervision, you're under care, you're getting therapy. You're doing what would be sort of generally called normal freshman behavior. And yes, indeed, it always does mean something when people do that kind of thing. And mostly people kind of get through that and figure out what makes them happy, what kind of relationships they want to have. And you're probably going through that same thing. And you may have a little more meaning because of your history, and you may be working on some issues in therapy, and it may be sort of expressing itself through these relationships. But all things being equal, the behaviors are in the realm of normal. What did you say, Adam?
1:25:38🔗AdamWhere did you get the money to buy these condoms? I mean, that's some pocket change back then. Condoms weren't free back then.
1:25:46🔗DrewIt was like 20 bucks, that's what I remember.
1:25:48🔗AdamWell, that's what I'm saying. I mean, condoms, I don't know, buck a piece now or 50 cents or whatever, or free at a gay club. But I mean, they cost a little more back then, didn't they?
1:26:30🔗AdamYou folks know that money they're giving you is going to condom money?
1:26:34🔗DrewYeah, it's interesting. I don't know where that money came from.
1:26:36🔗AdamLet's think about that. We'll take a break. We'll be back.
1:26:41🔗We'll be right back. Call on the 1-800-LOVE-191.
1:26:45🔗AdamWhat are you doing with all those condoms? You sell to a friend? Hey, y'all, Loveline. I'm Adam. That is Drew. Phone number. Oh, no. I'm reading these questions. There's one that says boobs down here, so let's talk to this one. Patrick?
1:28:10🔗DrewI've not heard train was like that ever. What's that? A movie about the turn of the century. Go ahead.
1:28:17🔗CallerOkay. She told me that she was just going for an annual checkup and she said that she's getting something else checked but she didn't want to tell me what it was. I said, okay, well, will you tell me when you get back? She says, well, if there's anything wrong, she will. Well, when she called me when she got home, she said there was nothing wrong, but I still wanted to know what it was. And now she, like, I kind of figured out that it was her boobs. And like now when we make out or when we do whatever, whatever, you know, she won't let me touch him. So I like it.
1:28:49🔗AdamWell, she used to, she let you touch him before?
1:28:55🔗AdamHow did you figure out it was her boobs?
1:28:58🔗CallerIt's basically like playing like 20 questions.
1:29:02🔗DrewAnd then since then, the train distracted us. And then since then she won't let you touch them or she already would have not let you touch them before you guessed.
1:29:10🔗CallerNo, she won't let me touch him since she went to the doctors.
1:29:14🔗AdamRight. Since since he guessed. Yeah. Right. No. Yes. So why don't you ask her what's up with that?
1:29:21🔗CallerWell, I've been trying and she just won't tell me what it is. And she says, well, because it's embarrassing.
1:29:27🔗AdamBut that you can't have you seen them?
1:29:40🔗CallerLike I could like like you could touch like like I can't push on him or anything like that. I'm saying like I can't squeeze her or anything.
1:29:47🔗DrewDid she maybe have some discharge from the nipple or something?
1:29:51🔗DrewI bet you that's what it was. And that's sort of embarrassing her for some reason. Is she on any medication? Just very quickly. Any medication? No, no, wrong.
1:30:03🔗DrewWell, women can sometimes produce breast milk. Pregnancy, stimulation like with your mouth or your hand. Thyroid problems, medication. So she may be getting that checked out.
1:30:13🔗AdamYou know, the only part that I find more distracting than the background sound is the across the board refusal to acknowledge it by the people who call the show.
1:31:42🔗DrewBut you've upped the ante now. This Lortab, Percocet, Opiates, they are much more difficult to kick than any other drugs. They are themselves not more harmful to your brain. The amphetamine was worse for your brain and will give you a lot more psychiatric symptomatology and actually can cause brain damage, we think. Opiates, Percocet, Lortab will not do that, but it causes profound, profound addiction. The other thing that's recently been observed is that the medication in Lortab and Vicodin causes deafness. And if you're starting to have a hearing problem, it will become progressive and severe. You should see an otologist immediately.
1:33:03🔗AdamIt's weird at 17 to be doing that. You start making that weird face and stuff. And it's just kind of weird. And then, you know, they tell you, they go, they go, tell me, you know, tell me when you're ready to go. You know, all right. They're like, they're like curious, you know. Sometimes you don't say anything, they get weird. It's weird. It's very weird. Very weird. All right, we'll be back.
1:34:30🔗AdamSo until next time, this is Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo. You take, you not come back. You back for business. You spook local. You blondie. Look like Leif Gert.
1:34:43🔗CallerThis has been Loveline. The opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the staff, management, sponsors or this station. The producer for Loveline is Ann Wilkins Engel. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.