1:03🔗AdamIt's the best of Loveline. I can't tell you this, Dr. Drew, even though he's probably on vacation right now, having his nuts kicked around like a soccer ball by his domineering wife, he's still a board-certified physician, an addiction medicine specialist. So now, without any further ado, let's hear the best of Loveline.
1:24🔗DrewFamily Guy did something tonight that was one of your bits. I don't know what it was, though.
1:41🔗CallerYes, I did. All right, so my question is, I would like to-
1:44🔗AdamHold on, hold on. I just thought of one of the, you know, I got that big long list of things that I want to do before I die. Having my hands registered as weapons, diving into a body of water with a knife in my mouth, that kind of stuff. Having a cape removed from me. Yes, yes. You know the one more thing I decided today? I want somebody in my group, after I greet a group of reporters and say, hello, yes, yes, I'm good, I'm good. And then they all start shouting questions.
2:15🔗AdamYes, somebody yells, thank you, thank you. No more questions as I walk away. I don't say no more questions. Someone in my entourage yells no more questions as I walk away. I'll work on that too. Maybe the same guy removes my cape. Elliot?
2:30🔗CallerOh, it's all good. I wanna know if there have been any recent developments with the male birth control. And if you guys think if there was, if people would really take it.
2:40🔗CallerWell, I'm doing a speech on this in my communications class. I'm going to Cal State Long Beach.
2:46🔗DrewI strangely did a piece on this for CNN tonight. Nice. Yeah, there was this new study out of Australia where they proved the contraceptive efficacy over a couple of years of a combination shot of progesterone and little testosterone pellets like a-
3:39🔗AdamWe have one big one. I got one medium one, medium to small one. Okay, go ahead. So they give you the progesterone to shut down the sperm. Right.
3:48🔗DrewBut that also shuts the testosterone down.
4:00🔗DrewThe thing, and this particular, the idea is ultimately there'll be a shot that a guy takes every three or four months. And in this particular pill, it actually increased their sex drive.
4:13🔗DrewThey were overshooting probably in the amount they were giving them.
4:15🔗AdamNo, I mean, because they were on the birth control, it was like a car or a movie or something that was gonna get returned. Like they did the work, they wanted to use it. Like when I rent porn, I beat off twice as much because it costs money.
4:29🔗DrewProbably, probably actually is just too much testosterone around.
4:31🔗AdamSo if I beat off once, the one time cost me six bucks. But I beat off like 70 times, it's like three cents a piece.
4:42🔗DrewBut Elliot, I bring that up because that seemed to motivate the guys to use it, although I got to admit, I would think I brought up, because I've been working with Trojan for a while, to try to get them to find ways to get guys to use condoms and practice safe sex. And it's almost impossible, A, to get guys to cooperate with that. B, get a guy into a doctor every three months. And we know what world is that going to happen. And that's the other part.
5:02🔗AdamAnd then C, guys are just going to be taking, you know, band-aids and cutting them into weird shapes and sticking them on their arms and eating a pez in front of a chick going, oh yeah, baby, you're safe with me.
5:14🔗DrewThat concerns me too. However, you know, we could raise a new generation to be used to this kind of thing and to be more responsible. We've certainly put the burden squarely on women. And to the extent where it's kind of shocking, because I was reading the side effects and going, no, no, no, guys never do this. And I thought, think about what the women put up with these pills. They're gaining weight, they're moody, they're periods all over the place.
5:34🔗AdamHere's the ironic thing. The only guys you're going to get to take those pills are the gays who don't need them. Do you know what I'm saying?
6:50🔗My question is for Dr. Drew. I just want to say long-time listener, first-time caller. I'm kind of going bald on top of my head here and I want to know the actual long-term effects of rogaine, if there's any side effects that that might have on my actual hair if I stop using it.
7:05🔗DrewIf you stop using it, the hair will probably fall out again.
7:08🔗Okay, that means if I start using it, I have to use it for the rest of my life?
7:13🔗DrewYou have to keep using it. Yeah, Propecia is the only thing you can do.
7:15🔗AdamWell, wait a minute. But stopping using the rogaine doesn't make your hair fall out. It just goes back to where you were.
7:22🔗DrewYeah, it's not as though it instantly falls out the day you stop using the rogaine.
7:25🔗AdamNo, but I mean, it's not like the rogaine even had anything to do with it.
7:29🔗Right. Right. Okay, now, so you think Propecia is a better alternative now, or is there any herbal remedies that I could use?
7:37🔗AdamSort of. They say to use the rogaine and the Propecia in concert with each other.
7:42🔗DrewYou really wanna get some effect. Believe me, look, if there were easy, natural ways to do it, people would know about it, right? It would not be a secret. It would not be a secret.
7:51🔗AdamYeah, Propecia and rogaine evidently is the thing to do. And they're probably, they're making pretty good strides in the transplant program.
8:02🔗AdamAnd it's one of those things where everyone pictures hair plugs as hair plugs. It's also one of those things where you don't know if a guy had a good job or not. And I would bet you that many celebrities who you don't know, I mean, listen, if you got a couple of bucks to spend on it and you can afford to take a month off and go to Arizona and convalesce over there and nobody knows, you're good.
8:25🔗I mean, it's not really relevant to see it right now, but I can tell that it's starting to become a problem. And I wanted to know if there was going to be any preventive measures I could actually do.
8:36🔗DrewNow's the time to use the Rogaine and use it regularly. And that's exactly the kind of bowling that it does a good job on.
8:41🔗AdamI wonder, what do you think's around the corner from a technological standpoint, Drew?
8:47🔗DrewAnother, just a stronger version of the same thing, basically, with no side effects?
8:52🔗AdamI was thinking about a couple of things we seem to be ahead of, a couple of things we seem to be behind on, like getting rid of rats and roaches and bugs and stuff.
9:04🔗AdamYeah, seems like, and hair stuff for men, you know, guys. I mean, I know it sounds cliche, but we have been on the moon for 30 something years now. The whole hair thing, just starting to get a handle on it. And there's stuff that just seems like taller orders that we're done with, you know?
9:23🔗DrewYou know, think about this, though. Think how big a deal the hair loss thing was in the 70s when the hair was everything. Everyone shaves their head.
9:32🔗AdamWell, everyone shaves their head because no one's really figured a good thing out.
9:36🔗DrewBut if you're losing your hair today, so what?
9:39🔗AdamWell, I know, but like I said, I think a lot of it was just based on people not being able to do anything about it. I'm just saying, here's the other thing I want. You know, the sonic things that are supposed to get rid of rats and roaches and bugs?
9:53🔗AdamI want them to work. Yeah. I mean, you see that the drawing on the box, like when you're in that, when you're on the plane and you're looking at the Sky Mall pamphlet and you're looking in there and the gopher is like holding his ears and running for your neighbor's yard, like sprinting. Crazy. Anderson, make the cartoon running sound, because that's that crazy can with the corn in it. That's the sound it's making when in the rat.
10:21🔗AdamI don't know what it is. No, there's another one that has a cra- it's a crazier sound than that. It sounds like a drum with a corn in it. You got that Anderson?
10:33🔗AdamOkay, the paddles. The point is, we can't work that out. Do you know what I mean? That'd be awesome. You plug a few of those in the house. Spiders, roaches, ants, everything's just running the other way.
11:18🔗AdamHey, Matt, remember, no, we didn't talk to the screeners, but ironically, we're sort of looking out for it. We're talking to producer AM before we went on the air tonight. And I was saying, I don't care what kind of questions we get. I'm just tired of jackoffs calling this show. Listen, screeners, listen to me for a second. If there's 19 guys in the background and you got some jackoff screaming and it's noisy or the line is bad or the guy or there's a good five second count in between him answering the question you asked and the next the next word that comes out of his mouth. Don't take the call. I don't care what the question is. I don't care if he's pregnant and on fire and about to give birth to an ass baby. I don't want to talk to him.
11:59🔗AdamI don't want to talk to anyone was a whole bunch of crap going on in the background where the guy's drunk, where the guy's cussing, where the guy can't form a sentence. I don't want any more of these. Drew, I'll be the caller.
13:54🔗I have a stepmom, but I have a stepmom. Well, she's still sort of my stepmom, just they haven't got a divorce yet.
14:04🔗DrewSo he's leaving this woman too. How is she?
14:06🔗She's really good. She actually, I consider her my actual mom because she's raised me most of my life.
14:13🔗DrewWhich is great. However, the bond you had with your first mother, the separation, that has a huge impact on you. Huge.
14:21🔗AdamYeah, now normally young girls are sort of acting out, have issues with dad, but it's probably worse what went on with your mom. Truth be told. Mm-hmm. So, do you want to slow it down a little bit, Tori? Well, you could just keep your legs together and not do it so much.
14:44🔗DrewHow about seeing a therapist or seeing somebody that's, it's obviously starting to bother you and eventually it will bother you a lot.
15:01🔗DrewAnd do you, any history of bipolar illness in the family? Matic depression?
15:06🔗No, well, my brother, yeah, he went through a depression time because like he was really connected to our mom and he was like nine years old when they separated. And so he got like anxiety, like, I don't know, yeah.
15:20🔗DrewWhat was up with her that she left? What was her problem?
15:26🔗AdamThis, I'm not able to take care of you means I'm just more into drugs than I am into your kids. That's what that is. All right, so that's a horrible thing to happen. To a four-year-old with mommy.
16:48🔗AdamA little therapy would be nice, but certainly just slowing down on the sex would be better. It sort of feels like you're trying to fill some sort of hole, pardon the graphic pun, that has no bottom on it. And just feels good, but it does feel good when the dirt is being shoveled in. It's just, you have to constantly shovel. Eventually, it back wears out, because you're on it. Jesus Christ. God knows what I would have done if I had that chance. Yeah.
17:23🔗DrewIt would have been like, I see a picture of you in that reconstruction manual. Not because you were switching over, just to prepare what you did to it.
17:33🔗AdamYeah, I mean, I was depressed and miserable and had a crappy childhood and a crappy family and all that stuff when I was young too. But if chicks started knocking on my door, like, you know, if I was 11, 12, 13 years old and it was like a knock on the door and some hot 15 year old chick who wanted to party, yeah. And then, you know, then her friend wanted to party too. And as I got older, 12, 13, 14, it's like, hey, more parties, more chicks, more attention.
18:01🔗DrewIt'll be even more satisfying because the guy would make it, he would say anything you wanted and make you feel wanted and loved.
18:31🔗AdamNow, that wasn't the case at all. Meanwhile, my wife was listening to the show last night for some inexplicable reason when Kimmel was on here talking about me cramping in the shower. Here's. How you can tell when I'm lying, when I give one of these answers. My heel.
19:24🔗AdamYeah. I just said it's the kind of lie that they do, you know, when they bust the guy at the transmission shop for, you know, once in a while, 2020, or Dateline sends some elderly couple in a motor home that's all rigged up with cameras into some podunk town to have their transmission fluid replaced. They get footage of the guy whacking it with a claw into the hammer. And then they then John Stossel goes in there two days later and goes, is it true you fixed this car? And that guy shows them their seat. Yeah, yeah, needed a new transmission. And he goes, I'd like to show you something. And they open that little clam shell monitor. And the guy watches video of him taking a hammer to the old guy's transmission. And then he looks up and he looks down and he just goes, I don't know about that. That just always means there's really no response. They never give in. They should give in. They never do. It's just I don't know about that. Sort of like the dog from she mentioned the Davey and Goliath.
20:26🔗DrewDid she mention the Duke you left to welcome her home?
20:29🔗AdamShe did. She brought that up to you. Next thing out of her mouth. That's why my Delaya flush is going to work great for the guys who like to talk. For the man on the go, on the pot, likes to talk on the phone and Duke at the same time. Take a quick break. We'll be right back.
21:02🔗Adam🎵🎵. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Dr. Drew, Board Survives, blah, blah, blah, blah. I was watching one of my favorite shows is a show on HBO called Autopsy. It's like Autopsy 6, you know, which makes me mad when they give them the number designations, because I always seem to start at 6 or 14 or 27. I'm always like, I love this show. Where'd the other 15 go that I missed? And where were they? I watch HBO every other day. I never saw one. And they run things to death. But anyway, this time, then they do these sort of police forensic stories. But it's by real pathologist. And they, wait a minute, not pathologist. Yeah, it's pathologist, okay. So the point is, they did an actual autopsy this time.
21:51🔗AdamThey normally don't physically do the autopsy. They just interview the guys and show the crime scenes and stuff like that. And it's pretty graphic, but this time they're cutting into the chest plate and they got that electric pizza cut around and stuff. And I just, I had to turn my head.
22:08🔗DrewReally? You're a pussy. I didn't know that.
22:09🔗AdamHuge puss. Oh, they got into the brain and stuff.
22:14🔗AdamNo, no, not for me. You know why? You know, I work around too many power tools and it bothers me to see tool. When I see tools going into flesh, I just, I think of an accident on the job site. But as long as the guy's dead, wouldn't it be fun to see what a 16-penny nail would do?
22:31🔗DrewWhat is weird is when you're struggling with a patient, you know, you're struggling, struggling and then they're dead and then you go do the autopsy.
22:36🔗AdamYeah, you've been hanging out with them for a month and now you get the pizza cutter out. They'll cut right into that chest plate. Can't we just run people through scanners or something? And here's the other thing too. We do a lot of exhuming of bodies, you know? They dig up bodies all the time. It's like her first husband, you know, once they found out she'd given the cyanide to her last husband, well, then they had to look into her other husband who died in 1974. The body was in relatively good shape. They always do that. They're always digging people up. Like, why don't we just put them in a Ziploc and put them somewhere with a tag on them or something? We keep digging them up.
23:14🔗DrewWhy don't we like keep samples, like the Egyptians did, little jars, and leave the body behind?
23:19🔗AdamYeah, I mean, that's just gotta be a huge pain in the ass, not only for, you know, the grieving family, but just, what about the poor schmuck who's getting eight bucks an hour? Bob, yeah, yeah, get the backhoe.
23:37🔗AdamGonna need you to pop the lid on it. They always do that. They always pull them up and they're just fine. I mean, they're dead, but other than that, they're fine. They're like, yeah, the body was amazingly well preserved and we got tissue counts, it was high levels of, and they just do that every time. Oh yeah. Here's the other thing I watch on those shows too. They cut, they got these, they had this one guy was the angel of death. He was the, like the mercy killer, the hospital guy. Everyone who was in there got hooked up to life support. They killed them, you know? And they popped them for killing two or three people, but he could have gone as high as 50. And you know, he could have been one of the most prolific American serial killers, but I still bet the other serial killers who basically just, you know, kill 15 year old prostitutes, kind of scoff at him. Yeah, yeah. What'd you do? Tweak his breathing tube? Yeah, that took a lot of work. Sure. I got a van where I had to tint the windows and pick up prostitutes on the street, cops all over the place. What'd you do? Just pull someone's trache tube out? Give me a break. That's nothing. But I mean, it must not garner a whole lot of, a whole lot of respect in the serial killer community. But here's the thing.
24:51🔗AdamYeah, and the, welcome serial killers. What do you do? What'd you do? The guy was 94 and I pulled a catheter out of his dork and I bled to death. Oh yeah, nice. My granddaughter could have done that. All right, so here's what. This guy's killing everybody and they always do this. The serial killers always do this. They go like, look, I don't want the death penalty. It's weird that they're so enamored with death. That's like their whole life is death. But then when it comes to them, they're pussies. They're like, I don't want to die. Really? Seems like almost something you'd be looking forward to.
25:26🔗DrewYou gotta understand something. When people do that kind of thing, other people do not exist. They do not exist to them.
25:32🔗AdamWell, because they're dead. Yeah, I know what you're saying. Yeah, they can't. So these guys always do this thing where they go, look, I know there's, you got me for killing nine people, but I don't want to die. There's another 20 or 30 people I killed that I'll tell you about, you know, if you agree not to kill me. And they're always like, okay. And then they tell them about the other 40 people they snapped and they're like, all right, what do you like?
26:05🔗AdamOr are you allergic to anything, balsamic vinegar or anything? Cause yeah, you get some cable. What do you like? Like Showtime or Cinemax? That's it? Oh, now these confess that killing the other 40 people? Well, we can't go back on our words. I mean, police word could get out in the serial killing community that we were two-faced, four-tongued. I said, we just kill them anyway. Can we just do that? This other great one, this is an amazing case. This woman, she's young, she's like 20, marries this maniac in Canada. But the guy sort of looks like guy, he looks like the seventh member of Duran Duran. It's just like his white guy, he's like 23, he's got that sort of flock of seagulls kind of look to him. And this guy's a homicidal maniac. He kills her sister, rapes her sister, younger sister, sodomizes her right in front of her, makes her go down on her sister for birthday present. It's like insanity. She marries him two months later, it's a 15 year old sister's dead, starts killing a bunch of 15 year olds. Then, so at a certain point, the woman comes to the police after he gets caught and says, look, I'll tell you everything that this guy did. I just want, you know, you gotta cut me a deal. And they're like, okay, well, we'll cut you a break. Just tell us everything he did. And she tells him all these gruesome, horrible stories. It would kidnap 15 year old women and sort of keep them barely alive while he did horrible, unthinkable acts to them. She was right there the whole time, but she played that I was scared sort of thing. But by the way, I'm done with that. You know, the whole part where you're scared for your own life and he's raping the 15 year old in the bathroom, go ahead and step out the front door and start screaming bloody murder, would you? I'd like to hold you somewhat capable for this as well. But then they find a bunch of videotapes of this horrible things he's doing. And she's there laughing the whole time, but they're like, yeah, we already cut the deal with her. So she's cool. Really? What about the videotape we now found? I mean, we cut the deal before we found all the videotapes where you stood around handing the guy towels while he raped and killed people. Didn't it? We're not going to factor that in. Can we just go back on our word just a little bit? What's your word mean to a serial killer? Really? Is there some problem here?
28:22🔗DrewOh, but you'll be as bad as a serial killer. You'll be just as bad as they will if you lie to them.
28:32🔗AdamI don't know. I would instruct all my people to cut everyone deals. Like, listen, we're setting you up on a, you go on an island in the Bahamas and I'm going to get you hookers and what do you like? You like pineapple? Pineapple? They're going to take those rings of pineapple, put them around your penis and give you oral sexual eat off them beautiful underage Polynesian women. Just tell us one murder. Just one, just one. Okay, kill him, kill him. That's what I do. And their thing would be like, see, the police are like, yeah, but if word gets out that this, word would never get out, he'd be dead. No one would know about my Polynesian vacation promise. Oh, we do this all the time. There's just all this, you don't know all the deals these guys cut with everybody. They get two guys, one guy kills half the people, the other guy kills the other, and they cut a deal with the guy. It will be easy on you. Just help us with your buddy. That's nice.
30:16🔗AdamYou don't know whether he is interested in you?
30:18🔗I think that he does, but I don't know. I don't want him there.
30:22🔗DrewWhat was sort of the presumption of what he was coming over for that first night? Was it for dinner or something, or just hang out?
30:29🔗We went out and got drunk, and then came back. I told him he could stay the night, and I went to class the next morning, and came back, and he was still there, and he's been there ever since.
30:47🔗AdamI don't want to look at that book. Drew got the crazy anatomy book where they lop off everyone's penis, and there's vaginal, but like, tongs in them and stuff. Come on, Drew.
31:06🔗AdamYeah, this is typical restaurant behavior. And what's he say to you? What's his story? If we talk to him, and don't tell us, I don't know, if I got him on the phone right now and said, look, what are you doing? That's not your house. She wants you out of your house. What would he say?
33:34🔗AdamNext time he has a shift, you go to work or you go home and you lock him out and you tell your manager that's where he are.
33:41🔗DrewYou tell him ahead of time. You tell your manager exactly what you're going to do. You know, it takes two to tango. You know what I mean? Well, this guy knew he could take advantage. Jennifer, Jennifer cannot come to her own defense at all.
33:54🔗AdamGod knows what he's doing to the dog sexually. You know what I mean, Drew? Yeah.
34:40🔗AdamYeah, that's good. I was thinking, it's punt, pass, and kick. I would like to see some international soccer stars and some old-style NFL kickers, the ones that- Not the sidewinders, the straight-ahead kickers.
34:57🔗AdamBig steel toe in there. And just pow. Just Tom Dempsey style. Pow. Just Chihuahuas just being teed up, and we see who can make it. Even the worst, the best Chihuahua in the world still. I would laugh, laugh like a hyena, which is my next competition. They're gonna be harder to kick. Chihuahuas, don't eat them. Let's just kill them all. One bullet, get rid of all of them. They're that small. Drew, what do you want to know?
35:25🔗DrewForgot. When did they get rid of the steel toe stuff?
35:28🔗AdamSoccer kick-style kickers started coming in about the early 80s.
35:33🔗DrewBut doesn't it seem like bringing back the steel toe would be a way to extend things a bit?
35:37🔗AdamI think they made the kicking shoe illegal.
35:39🔗AdamAll right. We'll take ourselves a little break. We'll talk more about NFL and more about penal codes and what we should do with serial killers all after this. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Karen?
36:48🔗CallerWell, I didn't like think anything, but like a boyfriend that I was with like two years had said something like, he said I was normal. I went to the doctor and she said like I had like enlarged inner lips or something.
37:12🔗AdamOh, man. I didn't even know what that was. It's like a huge wad of chewing gum and pigeon crap and just balled it all together and mashed it onto someone's crotch.
37:22🔗DrewHere, look, this is after the operation. This is after the operation.
37:26🔗AdamYeah, it's tough with the glare, but yeah.
37:30🔗DrewAnyway, there are aesthetic labia procedures that people will do that seem fairly successful. And if that's something you want to do, that's something you can consider later on. But how about just growing?
37:41🔗AdamLet me tell you something, ladies. Guys do a lot of work with beards. What I mean is, is you'll see that fat guy who grows a beard and then carves it in and essentially carves himself a jawline. You see the guy with the real weak chin, he grows a grotille, looks kind of good. How about you just train that hedge over that stump? You know what I'm saying?
38:05🔗DrewYeah, about as explicitly as can be said.
38:07🔗AdamWell, I just mean you got old stump out in the yard, it's not good looking. Traccoon's been chewing on it.
38:50🔗AdamEvidently, that's pretty inexpensive. All right. So here's the thing. If a guy, this is how you know if a guy's in love. Yeah. And guys aren't that, they don't care what's going on down there.
40:43🔗AdamYou start, you just start scribbling some stuff, stick figures on it and they just put a big fat A and hand it back. Doesn't make you work. Yeah.
40:50🔗CallerWell, the thing is I didn't fake it for two years and then he started wondering if it was totally him. And I don't really think it's him.
40:59🔗AdamDid you start faking it that night? Did you start faking it that night?
41:22🔗AdamWell, me too, but I do it. God knows. But what, seriously, why, why is that creepy out? I mean, you've been with this guy for five years, six years.
41:32🔗CallerI, I tried it when I was 14. And then all of a sudden he said, Ooh, bad smell. And it kind of put me off.
41:39🔗AdamWhat I love about women, and let me tell you something about women. Women are so stupid, Drew. All you got to do is, it's almost like they're like dogs. You get to screw with them one time and that's it. It's like one guy gets there in 14, he's like, Ooh, that's funky. And that's it for the rest of your life? No oral sex? The thing that women crave most?
41:57🔗DrewImagine, imagine, just twitch it around and make it a male now. Girl goes down there and says, Oh my God, what would the guy do?
42:04🔗AdamNow I have to get as much, now I have to quit my job and go on some sort of oral tour where I'm obsessed with receiving oral. Yeah, that's what guys do, they would get more oral.
42:13🔗DrewBut they would certainly just say, Oh yeah, okay, so.
42:15🔗AdamYeah, get down, get busy. Listen, what do you think? You got Rose Garden down there? Start sucking. That's what a guy does. Police. Oh, I love, I love the fact that it's so easy to just, it's like, well, I almost, almost drowned in a pool when I was nine, I can't, can't look at water anymore.
42:33🔗DrewAgain, it speaks volumes about the motivational priorities of the brain, how different they are in the men than the women.
42:38🔗CallerI also had a seizure when I was 12 and I've never eaten tuna because that's what I ate before it.
44:40🔗DrewPartial complex seizures, all right. All right, well, good times. Trileptal doesn't usually cause problems.
44:45🔗AdamWhat's a pseudo seizure? That's like a fake orgasm, right?
44:49🔗DrewKind of, kind of. It's more complicated than that. It's probably the way people that have been traumatized have panic attacks, frankly. That's my theory about it. It looks like a seizure, but there's no seizure activity in there.
44:58🔗AdamLet me say this very quickly before we go to break. All you simpletons out there who are just like, hey, I tried this once. I don't like it. Or I associate this with that or whatever. I made me vomit one time. First off, if I did that with booze, where would I be now?
45:11🔗DrewWouldn't be as drunk as you are tonight.
45:13🔗AdamThat's right. I got right back on that booze horse. Let me tell you something. I vomited all over myself when I was 15. I fell asleep in my own driveway.
46:20🔗AdamNorm goes away for about 18 months and then resurfaces in a sitcom that doesn't suit him very well, and then that lasts a few months, and then he goes away for another year and a half, and then comes back, does another sitcom.
46:34🔗AdamI don't know why, I know Norm, I'm not best friends with him, I just hung out with him a little bit here and there. Oh yeah, Norm's an alcoholic, gambling addicted, horrible, horrible man.
46:47🔗DrewOh my God, I did not experience him that way. He seemed okay one on one.
46:51🔗AdamHe's talented, he's funny, he's a decent enough guy.
46:56🔗DrewAnd by the way, gambling and alcoholism does not make somebody horrible, horrible.
46:59🔗AdamNo, but I just mean, he's not sitcom material. I'm not sitcom material.
47:07🔗AdamYeah, he's not. He's got more to say than that, and he should say it. I don't wanna do a sitcom for the same reason Norm shouldn't wanna do a sitcom, but he pops up in a sitcom once a year, and it doesn't last that long because it's not for him, even though he's real talented, he's a good guy.
47:24🔗DrewThere's only so many options on television these days.
47:34🔗All right. When I once saw Norm MacDonald do standup, there were disclaimers saying a lot of people don't find his humor funny and you might leave and we're not giving your money back, and about 20 people left.
47:47🔗No, just like his humor is really off beat and people think it's gonna be like Saturday Night Live humor and it's not.
47:52🔗AdamYeah, but also sometimes he's like drunk and hungover and you know what I mean? Like you're not getting him, you're not getting his A game. But did you like it Anderson?
48:05🔗Oh, I loved it. The waitstaff was laughing. I was laughing, but a lot of people were not laughing.
48:09🔗AdamBut you can agree with me when I say not really the best guy for a sitcom.
48:14🔗I have no idea how that happened. It's like George Carlin doing a sitcom, but that failed.
48:18🔗AdamRight, but that's the point. That's the point.
48:20🔗DrewYeah, you should stay with Thomas the Tank Engine.
48:21🔗AdamThat's right, where he's known and loved. That's how you got to start. All right.
48:40🔗CallerI have a question about when me and my girlfriend, when we were like having sex, there's like a big difference between when I finish and when she does.
48:52🔗DrewAnd I mean, what does that mean exactly?
50:54🔗AdamThat's like saying, look, if you only run once a month, you can run really far because you've saved up all that running, uh-uh, you don't run so good. You run better if you run every day.
51:08🔗DrewBut if you'd like to take a giant whiz, you gotta save it up and it's easier to, you know what I'm saying?
52:35🔗AdamIt is now. Taboo 2, my favorite porn movie. The guy, for those of you who haven't talked about it while, the guy Junior is having sex with his mom and his sister and his girlfriend. And someone went and wrote a song about Junior. Well, it's in the song. It's in the movie Taboo 2.
52:58🔗DrewThe song is all these women's perspective on this guy.
53:21🔗AdamAll right, so Anderson, why don't you play the Taboo 2? No, no, shut up. Shush, play it softly. Now let me just kick it in here, Tom. See what it sounds doing here. You can put the phone down. Play it again. What'd he say?
55:27🔗AdamRight now. Now, how did you learn the theme to Taboo 2?
55:31🔗CallerWell, I've been listening to you guys forever, and I downloaded the MP3 of you singing it, and I just figured it out a couple of minutes ago because I was bored. I've been wanting to do it forever, but I live in Maryland, so it's hard to catch you guys.
56:10🔗AdamWell, I'm saying... Well, hold on a second. Tom. Yeah? Go out and get that Taboo 2. You could do worse.
56:19🔗DrewYour mom will be very impressed when she finds it and comes back.
56:21🔗AdamGet that and then call back when you've learned the guitar riff to gotta get it on, gotta get it on. A little bit of a cop out when you're writing a porn song. What's this one gonna be called? This one's gonna be called Gotta Get It On. How's it go? Let me get it.
56:39🔗Best OfGotta get it on, gotta get it on. Gotta get it on, gotta get it on. Gotta get it... Yeah, so this one's gotta get it on.
56:53🔗Best OfHow many weeks you got in on Gotta Get It On?
56:55🔗AdamJust about two and a half. Alright, let's hop back to the phones and speak to... Dylan? Oh, who's that? Yeah, Dylan, what's up?
57:10🔗CallerMy mom and dad have been bickering back and forth for like the past couple of weeks, and my dad has told me that my mom really wants to get a divorce, and I don't really want them to, but then they'd be fighting every day, and I've got a little brother that's six and a little sister that's ten. I was wondering if it'd be better if they'd just stay together and fight or like actually...
57:34🔗DrewIt's better if they get some help and work things out. Even if they're sort of quasi-unhappy, it's better than breaking everything apart. There's been some studies recently that show that people that come from divorced families, it has an effect to well into your 30s.
58:25🔗AdamWell, here's the thing, Dylan. You can't be responsible for them. Whatever they do is what they do.
58:30🔗DrewYou can't, but I certainly would go to them and say, hey, you know, this is affecting us. Why don't you guys, you know, do something that might help this, might heal it, whether it's you go to your clergy or go to a therapist, whatever it is, get some assistance with this because the breaking apart, each of them are going to find somebody else that's a pain in the neck, too. And it's not going to be a good thing. It's going to be bad for the younger siblings. Come on. They're not beating each other.
59:06🔗CallerBasically, I just have a question for Dr. Drew. Yeah? Hey, I want to know the scientific or medical explanation or justification for farting, basically.
59:15🔗DrewJustification? Why did God, we're asking God, why did you create such a thing? To thank him for it, as Adam would?
59:21🔗CallerI don't want to thank him. I mean, it's a pretty hideous thing.
59:42🔗DrewWell, there's two ways you get the gas. One is swallowing air. And some people that's more of an issue than others. But that is sort of where some of the volume comes from. The smell comes from bacteria in your bowel, which some people have more of. Yeah, split certain things you eat into methane gas, basically. And that can have fair volume, but that also is the big thing.
1:00:04🔗AdamI tell you, I have not had a good, bad gas day in a year. Just not had a good day. And Drew, you know when I've had some good outings.
1:00:13🔗DrewOh, you've not had one in this studio, interestingly.
1:00:17🔗AdamI haven't had one in the old studio for six months before we left. Maybe a year.
1:01:25🔗AdamEverybody's always OK. Everybody always says, and I've had this argument with Jimmy many, many times because he's passionate when it comes to this. He's always like, oh, it's what you eat. If I eat clams, I'll do it. If I eat this, right. OK. But how come I eat whatever all the time and then one time I'll get gas and I'm always eating the same thing every day?
1:01:45🔗DrewBecause probably some spice or legume or something gets in there. Probably. Yeah, come on. You go out to eat all the time. It might have been the day before.
1:01:52🔗AdamMy diet is like a handful of things. It's just a handful of things.
1:01:57🔗DrewSome people just eat a lot. Some people just stimulate so we eat a lot.
1:01:59🔗AdamBut that night I had oral gas. I didn't eat a lot and do anything any differently. And then there's guys who have it all the time and it's bad.
1:02:09🔗AdamWell, the heavier guys, yeah. Guys in south, guys blessed, but some guys are just bad. Here's what I'm saying. Everything that comes out of them is bad. Ninety five percent of what comes out of me makes it makes a good novelty noise, but it's not bad. I didn't blow gas all night. Nothing. It is. It breaks my heart. I blame my parents. But again, I'm just saying it is your diet, but it's also what's in your gut. Right?
1:02:36🔗DrewYeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. The bacteria that happened to be there that day. But it's what the bacteria are getting that.
1:02:41🔗AdamI'm telling you, Drew, I eat everything and anything and all random orders and all quantities and all different times and nothing. And then once in a while, pow. And I would know. I'd say, oh, because I would do that every time.
1:02:55🔗DrewYou point out of the park and, man, you hit it.
1:02:57🔗AdamNo, what I'm saying is, is if that night I was blowing horrendous gas and I said, I won out and I ate Vietnamese tonight and I never eat Vietnamese and this is what's doing it.
1:03:08🔗AdamBut that night I had some asparagus and a piece of chicken, the same thing I have every night. That's what I'm saying. I remember. All right. Who are we talking to? Max? Sure. Oh, Max been at home for a while. Max?
1:03:26🔗DrewOh, Jennifer's not even longer. What's up, Max?
1:03:28🔗CallerIt's about an eye twitch. I've had it since I was a kid, but it'd kind of be there for a few months and go away. And then about two years ago, it came back really, really bad.
1:03:39🔗DrewSo it's something that somebody can see if they're looking at you?
1:03:44🔗CallerYeah, yeah. I mean, I wouldn't even know I was doing it. It was really kind of violent, I guess you could say. Yeah, really intense.
1:03:51🔗CallerAnd it's settled down a little bit since then, but it's still...
1:03:57🔗CallerYeah, both eyes. I mean, really, from both eyes up to the forehead.
1:04:01🔗DrewDo they call that blepharospasm? You ever heard that word?
1:04:04🔗CallerI had it checked out by, like, just like my normal doctor. Well, he actually just noticed that...
1:04:10🔗AdamMaybe he's gay. Isn't that how they communicate?
1:04:13🔗DrewI've seen a patient with this, and I would see a neurologist about it, because there may be some anti-epileptic-type medication that can help with this, and or other medications, too. If it were one eye, sometimes they even do a surgery for this.
1:04:25🔗AdamOh, really? To make the other one twitch?
1:05:04🔗DrewChris, be yourself. See, this is being yourself.
1:05:07🔗I have a comment for you, Adam, and then a serious question for Dr. Drew. My comment to you, Adam, is that you are the man. I have got so much respect for you because you speak your mind and are not afraid to say whatever it is you're thinking. And I eat so much SH for that back here, and so I have mad respect for you on that.
1:05:23🔗DrewDid you hear his explanation about violent crimes and rape?
1:05:29🔗You know, I have to agree with him. You know, I think it's stupid how they have it figured out like that, you know?
1:05:35🔗AdamWell, it's just like I said, it's like when you say rape victim and they say rape survivor. Anybody who uses a survivor thing where it's abuse or rape or whatever it is, incest, eating disorder, I just automatically hate that person. I don't want to lessen what happened to the person. It's just better to be... Yes, first off, every victim who wasn't killed by their salient is a survivor. Anyone who's been through anything who's alive is a survivor. Right. Better to call yourself a victim. It means someone did something to you.
1:06:15🔗DrewWell, just because somebody was a victim doesn't mean they're forever a victim, which is what the implication is, what sort of really reinforces what the person is feeling and protecting them from dealing with that.
1:06:26🔗AdamRight. Yes, look, again, you can be sitting at a stoplight and some drunk driver can broadside you. T-bones, you're a victim. It doesn't make you any worse a driver, any weaker a person. It just means... Victim just basically means somebody did something to you that you had nothing to do with.
1:06:44🔗DrewAnd if you still continue to feel like a victim, you better deal with that.
1:06:51🔗It's about a kind of vulgar subject, but I've always had a very irregular menstrual cycle. What I noticed was it hasn't really bothered me. I've been to a gynecologist three times. Specifically regarding, and I'm not a lesbian, specifically regarding the situation because I'm getting to the point where, you know, if I get into a serious relationship, I want to have children.
1:07:17🔗And they have said there is nothing physically wrong with my reproductive system. I just don't bleed normally. But what my question is, is that I've noticed that when I have sexual intercourse, when I have sex, every time...
1:07:33🔗And it's been irregular. It's not like I'm having regular sex. But if I, like say, I usually have a period maybe three times a year if nothing happens. But if I have sex within a week to a week and a half, I will have one regular menstrual cycle and then it'll go with nothing again until I have sex and it'll come. So basically every time I have sex, I'll get my period. But if I don't...
1:07:53🔗DrewIt is very common for sex to stimulate bleeding. And because you don't bleed regularly, your endometrium is sort of built up and unstable. So every time you'll stimulate bleeding.
1:08:03🔗AdamIt's like a snow drift. You got to shoot it with howitzers or cannon and knock it down so it's not an avalanche. Campers don't get caught under it.
1:08:10🔗DrewIt has no specific implications about your fertility. However, you do, when the time comes to have a child, you are going to want to document that you are ovulating and be sure that you don't have polycystic ovaries. But beyond that, there's nothing special about this.
1:09:24🔗AdamWell, then you have to be morbidly obese. Anyone who holds down a job must... I know it's tough. You work.
1:09:31🔗No, it's something I'm lazy to. You know, it happens.
1:09:33🔗AdamAll right, listen. What the hell? She's fat, she's lazy, she's happy. I say, God bless her. She finds herself a nice, skinny, black guy. And they'll be happy forever.
1:09:44🔗DrewThe weight does affect ovulation and endometrial stability. For sure, it can make you not ovulate being overweight like that. So you might want to look into that.
1:09:51🔗Adam5'8, 255 is... That's stout, by the way.
1:09:55🔗DrewYeah, if you've not been over 100, under 170, 180, all that can definitely affect your period.
1:10:01🔗AdamYou know, it always kills me is when they sit there, they're 255, they set that target weight for 190. You know, and it's like, hey, they're... Now we got to see them in the ski pants. And it's like... Now, look, this is a relative thing. You've lost 65 pounds. God bless you. But to me, your 190-pound chick is 5'8. Got to get them ski pants off and put the gauchos on. Yes, Drew? Gaucho, yes? Take a quick break. We'll be right back.
1:10:44🔗CallerAmerica's most trusted condom for over 80 years. Here buddy, it's Loveline, man.
1:10:50🔗AdamThat's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Amanda? You're 18? What's up?
1:11:06🔗CallerAnd like, I don't know, I call the dateline, but you need like a credit card, and there's always a little sex thing attached to it, too, for whatever reason.
1:11:14🔗DrewYou're 18 years old. Right? You live by the beach. And did you go to high school there?
1:11:21🔗CallerWell, I went to high school there for a year, and then I went to Wyoming and I came back. I called a while back because of the the throw up on the dick thing.
1:11:48🔗DrewAnd now you're in California and you're having trouble getting dates.
1:11:52🔗CallerI've had trouble getting guys my whole life. But, I don't know. And I, everyone told me to go out and do things. I have no way of doing things. I can't get a ride anywhere. And, like, I don't know.
1:12:02🔗DrewWait. They call you to do things, but they're not willing to pick you up?
1:12:05🔗CallerPeople tell me that I need to get out and do things. And I can't.
1:12:08🔗AdamSo, are you totally blind? So, what do you see?
1:12:12🔗CallerI see lights and crap. I see, like, shadows and things that they get close enough to me. And, like.
1:12:21🔗CallerActually, my eyes go kind of all around my head, and I can't control them unless I actually close them really, really tight. That's what I was told, anyway.
1:12:32🔗AdamGive one of those eyeshades, because it freaks people out when they see that.
1:12:39🔗CallerI don't think it's quite that, too. I don't know. I think I'm just cursed.
1:12:43🔗AdamNo, I just meant for when you're sleeping. I don't mean for during the day.
1:12:47🔗DrewYou're cursed. What do you mean you're cursed?
1:12:53🔗AdamWell, look, here's the thing. You're 18. It's feast or famine when you're 18. There's about 20% of people that just have more relationships than they know what to do with and a line forming at the rear. And then there's others. Everybody else. It's just everybody else. Just awkward and can't get off the ground. And then you meet somebody and then you get some confidence and the next thing you know, you're in great shape. And then they break your goddamn heart, Drew. They tear it out.
1:13:20🔗DrewIt's not even the confidence. You learn what you want, what you're looking for, what fits, what works.
1:13:28🔗AdamWhat do you want? Now, does a guy have to be attractive? I know you don't care what he looks like, but like look at it this way. And you're not a guy, but a guy goes out with an attractive woman 80% of the time so he can show her around to everybody else. Oh, your boobs are attractive? Well, you can figure that out, right?
1:13:55🔗CallerWell, yeah, but I don't go around touching people comparing their boobs to mine.
1:13:59🔗DrewI mean... Yeah, but the guys do it and they tell you that.
1:14:02🔗CallerYeah, but other girls tell me that, but sometimes, I don't know, I can't figure it out.
1:14:07🔗AdamAll right, well, let's figure this out. Now, do you read Braille?
1:14:11🔗CallerYeah, and I listen to books on tape because actually going through a Braille book takes way long because it takes longer to read Braille.
1:14:17🔗AdamI listen to books on tape, too, because I can't read.
1:14:25🔗CallerI'm able to work. The system, though, will not... Like, the system... I'm actually going to have to change the system because I'm probably going to end up living in California because I'm waiting for a letter from the Housing Authority in Wyoming and I'm on SSI. My DVR counselor, who's supposed to pay for whatever equipment, you know, computer reading equipment, whatever, if I get a job, she meets me twice. One meeting, she leaves, like, way, way, way early. She leaves 10 minutes. She thinks I can't do anything. Like, she means basic. She wants me to go to a learning center, which is where mentally retarded people go to learn things like, you know, cooking in the microwave, doing laundry, things I already know how to do.
1:15:01🔗DrewAmanda, why don't you start taking some direction? There are people who are professionals who have given you some advice, and you know better.
1:15:07🔗CallerWell, she keeps calling me to call her in six months, call her in six months, call her in six months, and that's all she tells me to do.
1:15:12🔗AdamNo, wait, where do you live now? You live with somebody?
1:15:15🔗CallerI'm with my parents right now, waiting for a letter from the housing authority from Wyoming. I'm in California right now.
1:15:23🔗CallerAnd I'm probably going to end up living in California because I won't get the letters from the housing authority.
1:15:27🔗AdamOkay, so here's the thing. A, I agree with Drew, you need to take whatever opportunities present themselves. And I know some people seem like they have a bad attitude, and they do because these people are underpaid and they're overworked and they don't really care.
1:15:43🔗AdamOkay, they don't give a, they don't give a ass. I don't agree.
1:15:45🔗DrewThey don't care as much as you would like them to, but they know.
1:15:48🔗AdamBut let me explain something to everybody. Money motivates people. And all you people that are out there doing jobs where nobody pays, like your school teacher, you're helping the handicapped, you're picking up garbage, whatever it is, you don't find a bunch. A, there's not a bunch of money. And B, there's not a bunch of people appreciating what you do. There's no incentive. Once in a while, some angel comes in and is willing to do this kind of stuff. But these are good people. Don't get me wrong. But they're not, you know, the guys call, the people that call you all the time are people that are trying to sell you something. The people who don't want your money, they call every six months. Maybe. You know what I mean? You just, unfortunately, you can't expect the same performance out of them as you can out of guys trying to sell you a car. That's all.
1:16:32🔗DrewYeah. The motivation may not be as intense. But on the other hand, this is a professional. She knows what Amanda needs. Amanda doesn't know what Amanda needs. Take some direction.
1:16:55🔗AdamSo you want to sign a guy? Yeah, you need a siding. You need a nice, you know, you need you need a husky guy with bad skin.
1:17:02🔗DrewHow did you lose your sight? How did you lose your sight?
1:17:07🔗CallerI have optic nerve hyperplasia, which is where your optic nerve.
1:17:10🔗AdamIt's never that lab fire that I always hope for. You know, it's always something kind of I was just born that way. I see you never you never did have sight. OK, so you don't even know what good looking is? You're fine then. But again, don't you want someone who's nice looking so your friends go, oh, he's cute. Well, screw them. Let me say this real quick. I know it all sounds horrible for Amanda, but I would argue that there's a lot of people that are willing to be friends with blind people, with handicapped people of all kinds and who would be willing to date them and whatever. Hey, there's a whole segment of the population that actually is looking for that and sense that a guy who's have them are women. OK. But there are. OK. That's true. But a guy who's having a little trouble in the chick department, who's had a long dry spell is not going out with the head head cheerleader, could find would I go out of the blind chick? Oh, I would set a big can. But I'd be like, I'd be lying constantly. She'd be climbing into my Shavette and be telling her it's a Cadillac Ferrari, a Ferrari. I'd have to put in a cassette that had a Ferrari sound on it. Melissa. You're 19?
1:19:20🔗AdamWell, good times. Hey, Drew, what about being bulimic when you're, you know, 13 to 19? I mean, those adolescent years. Could that screw you up forever?
1:19:34🔗DrewChange your growth and things, yeah? Go to development.
1:19:37🔗AdamHow are you doing? Are you OK? I mean, besides that?
1:19:40🔗CallerYou mean, like, physically? Um, I mean, I feel a little, like, run down, but I'm OK. Like, I'm not, like, particularly unhealthy.
1:19:50🔗DrewIt's not the typical situation you end up with diabetes. So you ought to get, you ought to get checked. It's a very simple thing, very simple blood test.
1:19:56🔗CallerLike, I've been to a lot of doctors lately for all sorts of things, and all the doctors are horrible. Like, I can't get one doctor I can just talk to straight and say, like, I know that these things are wrong with me and like, what does that mean? Like, I've just, I can't find a doctor who like is, like, knows anything.
1:20:12🔗AdamDrew, what's wrong with your profession? What's going on? Insurance companies? Lawyers?
1:20:17🔗CallerWell, I'm on HMO. I'm sure that has something to do with it.
1:20:20🔗AdamThey don't have any time for you? They don't want to talk? You got like three seconds per patient.
1:20:25🔗AdamYou get a minute now. Drew says now, because the HMO is, he can't, he's not permitted to speak to his patients. He has to nod. He gets two nods. He can either do it. Or yes.
1:20:46🔗AdamWell, that's the indicator. That lets them know that a sign is coming. So you go to the cap. That means sign on. Then to the belt. It's high blood pressure.
1:21:58🔗DrewThat's the simplest test in the world.
1:22:00🔗CallerNo. I've gone for different things. I just haven't thought to ask of that yet. But I'm just saying like most of the doctors that I've talked to, like, can't give me any students or about anything.
1:22:09🔗AdamWhy do you think you have diabetes and why?
1:22:11🔗CallerIt just came up because I've had all these like weird symptoms, but it hasn't...
1:22:14🔗DrewThe fatigue and the frequent urination is part of that.
1:22:54🔗AdamThat's great. It would be nice if you could just signal in, especially if you have bad news. You got to talk to some family and tell them their daughter has leukemia. It's like, what's he doing? He's gone to the bill. Now it's both hands to the knees. Oh, it's rough. And you could even have one for like apologizing or something. It'd be nice, Drew. You never have to talk to any more of your patients. All right.
1:23:32🔗CallerYes. I'm truly a collector. I truly, I mean, I listen to a lot of talk radio. I'm obsessed with it. And there's not a better combination of personalities and entertainment than you guys. I mean.
1:23:43🔗CallerI'll take you guys if anything. Where are you calling from? I'm in New York now and I'm dying because New York misses you. You're not on here anymore.
1:24:09🔗DrewJust call Westwood One and get them to sell it in New York.
1:24:12🔗CallerYeah, it's crazy. And Drew, I loved your book. I mean, the story of Amber. I mean, that was just, I mean, that was as good as, you know, Fitzgerald, anything like that, you know?
1:24:24🔗AdamWow, Devon, you really know your material.
1:24:27🔗CallerI truly appreciate what you guys do. I mean, I'm truly, it's kind of embarrassing when I have to record your show all the time, you know, when I'm going out with friends and stuff. But I just really love what you guys do.
1:25:06🔗DrewIs that a mark of distinction? Are you glad to know that?
1:25:08🔗AdamThere's porn from the 60s, a lot of that swinging, cool cat guitar in there. All right, Devin, geez, thanks. What can we say? Do you have a question?
1:25:17🔗CallerYeah, I actually do. I mean, I kind of made it entertaining for the screeners, but basically my question is that I'm... Because Brian, he always wants to cut people off for whatever reason.
1:25:27🔗DrewDevin's got a relationship with Brian.
1:25:30🔗CallerOnly like once I recognized his voice, but no big deal. But anyway, basically I get... When I have sex with my girlfriend, I'm unsatisfied.
1:25:47🔗CallerI mean, beyond the fact. You know, the next morning I wake up and I got it. You know, I got to walk around for the next day and it hurts like a bitch, you know.
1:25:54🔗AdamYeah, because here's the deal. The head of your penis is not used to having any friction, really.
1:26:01🔗DrewBut it's not the head, it's the foreskin.
1:26:04🔗CallerExactly, it's the foreskin coming back. It's well beyond where it should be and I can't get it back.
1:26:08🔗DrewIt's getting pulled. Is it narrowing where it's tough to get it back or tough to get it back over the head of the penis?
1:26:16🔗CallerI got to kind of stretch it outwards.
1:26:19🔗AdamI'll tell you one good way to stretch it. My dad used to do this. He played the horn. He would use a trumpet mute. You know what the mute is, Drew? Yeah, but that's the plunger bottom. The mute actually sticks into the thing and gives it that real high-pitched 40s gumshoe kind of thing. Yeah, you use the end of that. It's just about right, that cone-shaped thing.
1:26:53🔗AdamYeah, I think there was. Whenever I think of that high, that real high-pitched sound of the trumpet or the trombone, it means it had a mute in there. All right, we're going to take ourselves a little break. God bless you, Devon, for taping the show. And we'll be right back after this. I get nostalgic about songs I remember from junior high, and then I tell Brian to go get them from the music room, and then we play them. Then Anderson Winses, because he's cool, he sits home and listens to the White Stripes over and over and over again.
1:27:46🔗I'm so over the White Stripes, get over that please.
1:27:48🔗AdamYeah, it's cool. It's so cool. Yeah, I'm into Radiohead and the White Stripes.
1:28:01🔗AdamI like whatever other people who don't drive, because it makes me cool when I say a band that you don't know about. Not that, not all the way.
1:28:13🔗AdamSkinny puppy. All right, come on, put them Beach Boys on. I was at a nice talk with Drew tonight about the Beach Boys. And I don't know why, but Drew didn't have any idea about the Beach Boys and their connection to Charles Manson and all that good stuff.
1:28:28🔗You know, you can take these CDs home with you too.
1:28:30🔗AdamNo, I wouldn't do that. Besides, the Westwood one, I'd be afraid they'd burst into flames while I was driving home. Because everything they have here is ass.
1:29:12🔗CallerWell, what I was wondering was is... I was wondering if a girl can have an orgasm from strictly just anal stimulation alone.
1:29:20🔗DrewThe occasional woman can. And that woman, almost without exception, is one that can have multiple orgasms.
1:29:27🔗CallerOkay, because basically I was just going over this with my girlfriend and she's like, well, there's nothing in it for me. So I was going to argue this point.
1:29:35🔗DrewNo, no. When they say there's nothing in it for them, that means they ain't the one that can do that.
1:29:42🔗AdamBeef Boys always singing about their cars. That's why I like.
1:29:47🔗CallerThey probably just leave that one alone then?
1:29:50🔗DrewIf she isn't that interested, don't push it.
1:29:52🔗CallerWell, you got any extra pointers? Like, how do you get this out of your girlfriend? Because I mean, it would be nice, you know what I'm saying?
1:29:58🔗DrewIf you do it, she will eventually cave in and then resent you forever.
1:30:24🔗AdamIt's a weird... it's a guitar, but I think it's one of those more sort of surf guitars, you know? But you never hear it plucked that way. You're used to hearing it in the riffs. See, it's something about cars again. Chris? What's up? You're 15.
1:30:54🔗CallerYeah. I was wondering about vaginitis. I think I've got it, and I don't know what to do.
1:31:20🔗DrewAt Plan Parenthood? Well, you got to go back, and maybe it wasn't just a yeast vaginitis, maybe you had some other bacterial overgrowth. There's another cream, Metrogel cream, they can give you that will take care of it.
1:31:30🔗AdamHold on, Anderson. But, uh, Kieup, wouldn't it be nice? No, they're Beach Boys, uh, classic. I don't know what that number that is, number 14 or something like that. Well, it didn't go away.
1:32:06🔗DrewShe's in that permanent picture on this show.
1:32:09🔗AdamIt's a song about being older and being able to pound your girlfriend without your folks screwing with you. True, this is your theme song in high school. They can spend the night together. Yeah, hold on. We're just going to listen to more Beach Boys and go out. Producer Ann Caldwell told us not to play this.
1:32:49🔗AdamDrew also wants to hear some Joe Cocker, and I'm a big Joe Cocker fan.
1:32:54🔗DrewOh, you just don't know what you're listening to. You know, you know. Let me put it right.
1:32:57🔗AdamYou're straightening it. All right. We'll be back. Well, that's it. The best of Loveline. Which, after all, is better than Loveline because it's the best. I want to thank everyone who made the show possible and say until next time, this is Adam Carolla for Dr. Drew saying, mahalo.
1:33:50🔗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 Annie Gold. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment. Yeah.