0:54🔗VoiceoverLoveline may contain sexually-oriented content.
0:58🔗VoiceoverAnd listener discretion is advised. Loveline with Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew.
1:05🔗Dr. WhoThat's Dr. Who? Oh, relax. In the hizzy.
1:11🔗DrewActually, I was even, I was hearing stories that you spoke kindly of me while I was gone, which made me feel very good. I knew I'd hear none of it when I got here.
1:19🔗Dr. WhoThat was delirious. It was like a plate spinner. All those doctors there and these crazy guests, me covering, like a...
1:27🔗DrewWhy don't you leave me alone once in a while?
1:29🔗Dr. WhoYou know what it was? You know what it was like for me? Haul all over town, chase a little money. No problem.
1:53🔗Dr. WhoAnd like a regular guy who was going on a big job interview, had to keep running back and forth to the bathroom. That's what it was like for me. Had to keep it going.
2:01🔗DrewSo you were playing Fred Flintstone. All right, go back to New York. Fred Flintstone, who would have to be in a bowling match and at dinner with his wife at the same time, right?
2:12🔗Dr. WhoThat was me. That was me. And by the way, in movies, the makeup happens just a little too fast.
2:20🔗Dr. WhoYou know what I mean? Like whenever they do those movies where they talk about, you know, Mrs. Downfire or the Grancher and any movie where, you know, Charlize Theron and Monsters, like I was in the makeup chair for six hours a day. You can't run to the bathroom, become a different person and run back and sit down, not have crap hanging off you.
2:38🔗Dr. WhoLike in Mission Impossible, the other thing is like, just pull the fresh. Fool them with the fake voice chip. And really, how'd you slap that thing on? Punch. And Drew, imagine what you would look like if you're trying to mold yourself a quick fake face in some dark storm drain somewhere.
3:08🔗DrewIt's a kind of a lubricant that heats up.
3:12🔗Dr. WhoAnd the condom man, I mean, secret, they don't talk about it during their press conference. Talk about what? Behind closed doors. They secretly wish for new aids.
3:22🔗DrewNo, they don't, you see. But I came upon, I was doing a lot of condom thinking in New York, and it occurred to me, one of the things that kept coming up was why guys won't do it, and it's always that we need that condom loader, we're taking care of everything except the part where they have to stop and put it on. And I thought to myself, you know what, it's really not that guys are going to lose their erection, the guys are afraid that the woman's going to like come too, they're like a lion that's pounced on a gazelle, they're afraid if they pull their paw up, the freaking gazelle is going to take off.
3:54🔗Dr. WhoThat's not really pull their paw up, it's open the jaw that's clamped around the neck.
3:58🔗DrewJust open it for a second. Pow, things gone, right?
4:03🔗Dr. WhoIt is true, which is you're on some, it's like you're playing pop a shot and you just just nailed 26 in a row and your buddy's yelling at you, the pizza slice is ready.
4:19🔗Dr. WhoYou get the feeling if you stop, turn around and look back again, the next one's going to come off the side of the rim.
4:24🔗DrewJust forget the fact that you're on a roll, just the fact that you have a girl in a trance.
4:29🔗Dr. WhoThat's what you being on a roll is. She's agreed to intercourse with you.
4:33🔗DrewAt least provide a shit and wake up or come to or come to her senses or whatever.
4:38🔗Dr. WhoYeah, Drew doesn't mean come to in a roofy sense. God knows he's been on the winning end of a roofy more than once. But back when we didn't know any better, you know, it was socially acceptable. But yes, that if you somehow stop and it's sort of like if you flip the light on, they're going to look around and go, wait, huh?
5:18🔗Dr. WhoYou know, that's as much guarantee as you're going to get to get in line.
5:21🔗DrewBut think about how guys' heads are going, she's having sex with me. Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God. That's, that's all that's going on in a guy's head. Guy, I was doing an interview with some magazine a couple weeks ago and they were like, well, what are guys thinking? I'm thinking, you know what they're thinking?
5:31🔗Dr. WhoHold on. Is it some magazine or some magazine?
5:34🔗DrewIt was some magazine. It was like, I can't remember.
5:40🔗Dr. WhoWell, you got a magazine called Stuff. Seems like you could have one called Some.
5:43🔗DrewYeah, Some Stuff. And I thought to myself, what are they thinking? They're thinking, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, she's having sex with me. That's all they're thinking.
5:50🔗Dr. WhoBut really answer my question. Do the Trojan people hope for new aids?
6:07🔗Dr. WhoWait, it's got to be tough because, you know, they're getting some of these venereal disease. They're getting the venereal disease is under control. Aids, they're getting a check on a little bit. Hepatitis, always nice. I'm sure they're hoping for like a hepatitis D or something.
6:47🔗DrewBut I'm sure it's not because the Trojan guys have wished for it.
6:49🔗Dr. WhoI think they got their fingers crossed for new AIDS.
6:52🔗DrewI'm trying to think what they're wishing for.
6:53🔗Dr. WhoNew AIDS. Stephanie, and that's not an indictment of the good people over at Trojan. I'm just saying, hey, it's a business. At the end of the day, Drew, what? It's a business.
7:06🔗DrewWhen they have growth, the public health is enhanced, you see?
7:09🔗Dr. WhoDon't you hate jackoffs who give you that don't kid yourself is a business line about things that are obviously business? You know, not like when they do it too, like, let me tell you, Pete, NFL is a competitors that can be as much as these guys are great athletes. It's a business.
7:37🔗DrewThey had a friend, a friend, a buddy of theirs who was father's, godson was the producer of the pregame show. And so they needed a bunch of kids lining the stage, giving high fives to the players that came out.
7:48🔗Dr. WhoYou kids, what a downhill slide it's going to be when they're done with you. Living in some apartment in Van Nuys when I was working for Pink Dot. The other's writing a screenplay that will never be made. And they're like, oh, we high fived Carl Malone. Stephanie? You're 19?
8:31🔗Dr. WhoOkay. I have been dating this guy for about two months and things are going really well and I want to give him oral but I'm really scared because like I don't know what to do. I've never done it before, you know, and you know, I want to make him happy and please him but I'm afraid I'll go like wrong.
8:48🔗DrewThis is something I've been sort of coaching women about.
10:09🔗DrewTell me, the deal is, if you're enthusiastic and you're there, he's fine. Whatever it is, he's good. Listen, unlike a woman, a guy does not mind having to talk somebody through something. He doesn't spoil anything if he has to give you a little pointer here or there.
10:24🔗Dr. WhoYes, but, I mean, this is somebody who, when she closes her eyes, has no conception of oral sex. Yeah. You know what I mean? I blink. I see blowjobs.
10:47🔗Dr. WhoI've said it many times. A lot of guys brag about the prowess, you know, how well they perform. How they bring a woman to climax, what they can do for a woman. Not many guys will have the confidence to really express how well they receive oral.
11:03🔗DrewWell, as you said, that may talk about what they can do for a woman. And you receiving it is the ultimate.
11:10🔗Dr. WhoYeah. Because they say that giving is better than receiving. So those who facilitate receiving, I mean, giving, yeah, it's got to be better. Yeah. I'm the next level up. Yeah. Chris, you want to see my technique for receiving?
11:23🔗DrewSure. You've never seen it? Really? There it is. You're right, Chris. Overwhelmed, huh? See how that goes?
11:38🔗Dr. WhoYeah. I think my dad, I, you know, must have been good at it. Because they said whenever I used to see him, he was in sort of, you know, he was on the sofa.
11:50🔗DrewThat's what you fashioned your pose after.
11:51🔗Dr. WhoYeah. I just watched my dad all those years playing it on the sofa. I say Stephanie gets herself a porno movie or hops on the internet. It just takes a little look at it, but don't do that weird spit thing. I don't know when that came into vogue, but I don't go for that.
12:07🔗Dr. WhoWhat is that? Somebody decided about six, seven years ago that the porn had to involve like long bridges of saliva and like spinning and stuff. You know what happened? Porn was just porn for like 30 years and then somebody said, we got to ratchet this up.
12:39🔗Dr. WhoSo chicks are going to get all these tats and piercings. They're going to like, they're going to like spit on their hand and start attacking the guy's penis like giving an Indian burn. They're spitting on the guy's joint and leaving, you know, peeing on him and stuff like, hey, look, I didn't want to get abused. I just want to beat off. And here's the thing. Hot chicks never, never out of vogue, never goes out of style. Like, it's not like it's like it's not like somebody's got to improve. We got, hey, we got a way to make watermelon better in the middle of summer now. That's good. Just just get folks on Good Melon. Folks on Good Melon. That's all you need folks on. That's it. Porn. Don't change. Just the influx of young hot chicks. There you go. Thank you. Kristen. Oh, Christine. Yeah. What's happening, Christine? You're 26.
13:34🔗Dr. WhoWhat's happening is that I can have orgasms when I'm asleep and like a dream leads up to them, but I have never had one when I'm awake with a partner or with myself.
13:46🔗DrewYou have a lot of experience? You have boyfriends?
13:49🔗Dr. WhoI have one right now. We've been together two and a half years.
14:01🔗Dr. WhoI was over at her house today, so I was thinking about that. I stopped paying attention.
14:06🔗DrewThat's what he does when he hears the word Christine.
14:08🔗Dr. WhoI heard my mom's name and then I thought, yeah, I went over to her house for a brunch today.
14:12🔗DrewDoesn't that make you stop paying attention just hearing her?
14:15🔗Dr. WhoYeah. So what did she do? Why do I got to answer any questions? You answer. I answer questions all last week.
14:23🔗DrewDoes he perform oral sex on you? Sometimes.
14:28🔗Dr. WhoWell, I mean, I've gotten close, but it's never, and I've felt very stimulated both during intercourse and during oral or with his hand, but I've never gotten to where I know it's going to happen like I do when it's happening when I'm asleep. And it'll wake me up. Like it'll, I'll get really close and it feels really good. And I have been...
14:52🔗Dr. WhoIt can be either an erotic dream or just random and I'll just, it'll just kind of go into this kind of sexual thing. I can be doing anything. No, there doesn't have to be an act. I can just walk up to like whatever's near there. I don't know. And then I'll wake up at some point and, and in order to go really over the edge, I have to physically touch myself, but just really lightly. And then it, it all, you know.
15:18🔗DrewWhy can't you sort of recreate that in life?
15:21🔗Dr. WhoI don't know. That's what I'm asking you.
15:23🔗Dr. WhoSo you have a long... Are you married? You have a boyfriend?
15:27🔗Dr. WhoWe've been together two and a half years.
15:36🔗DrewHe really, maybe he doesn't know what he's doing.
15:38🔗Dr. WhoWhat do you mean sometimes? Do you, do you wish you would do it more?
15:41🔗Dr. WhoUm, I don't know. Not necessarily. I'm not uncomfortable with it. I like it. But I, I guess the thing is that it's never gotten me off with anybody. So I don't really see why I should do it that much.
15:52🔗Dr. WhoHow about, how about you have him do it and do a much lighter approach? Yeah.
15:59🔗Dr. WhoYeah. Definitely. It's still, things feel better when he's going lighter. I told him I was going to call so he's listening.
16:05🔗DrewSo very light, very rhythmic, circular motions, nothing fancy, just, just repetitive, don't get slick, like petting a Persian cat kind of thing, like very slow rhythm.
16:49🔗Dr. WhoGuys push, try to push the action along like some sort of tongue metronome or something that try to, try to get it, get the cadence going and it's not, that's not the way to do it.
17:01🔗DrewI've done a lot of thinking about this stuff this week when we were doing the condom. And listen, I realize guys just think of a vagina as an inside out penis. Uh-huh. And when it doesn't act like an inside out penis, then they got to, they got to get it there. It's like, I understand. It's like, I'm confused now. I'm just pushing harder.
17:15🔗Dr. WhoIt's one of those penises that when you put it on the grill, it cracks open like a bratwurst or something.
17:43🔗Dr. WhoThe crown of the rye. Yeah. It's got to be a little greasy. Oh, and some cheese. Oh, maybe a little Swiss cheese on that. Oh, a little mustard. Nice beer to wash it down with. Let's go.
18:17🔗DrewOr whatever the stroke number is for that male. Right. It's preset.
18:21🔗Dr. WhoIt was, it was God ordained that many, many years ago.
18:26🔗DrewAnd it did different on different days, different things, but it's set.
18:29🔗Dr. WhoNow, here's the thing. If you did a stroke a day over 300-something days, it's not going to work, but you put together a little pace and if you pace it up a little bit, it's going to go that much faster. Vagina, not that way. Could be 10 minutes, could be never, could be the end of time. That's why you're really taking your chances when you're heading down.
18:50🔗DrewThat is why guys are all effed up. They cannot figure this out. I mean, they have experience with one woman, they figure that's how they all are and they're all vastly, vastly different. But would you like to talk about this? Guys are totally visual, right? But what confuses women, and we talked about this at dinner the other night, for the man, every man has his visual sweet spot. And you can't change that. You can't move yourself into it by dressing a certain way. You know what I mean? Guys have visual taste and that's it.
19:19🔗Dr. WhoNo, you mean if a guy likes leggy blondes and you're a haunchy brunette, but don't worry, I got myself a new teddy, that's not going to make a dent.
19:31🔗DrewGuys, and that confuses women because they don't understand that. The guys have their visual range and it's set. There ain't no change in it, that is what it is.
19:40🔗Dr. WhoUnfortunately, 99 percent you don't fall into it.
19:45🔗Dr. WhoThat's why that one percent is in real demand. There's several hundred thousand guys going after the one and then the rest, they hold my beer. Let me just say one thing real quick and then we're going to play a little Germany or Florida. This is what's scary about going down on a chick as a guy.
20:03🔗Dr. WhoIf someone told you, you never know how long you're going to be down there. It's like it's like somebody's saying, look, we're going to submerge your head in water. We might let you ice water, ice water. We might let you up in 30 seconds. Could be nine hours. You'd be like, whoa, you'd be freaked out. As soon as your head went under, you'd be like, holy ass. You'd be freaked, right? That's what it's like for us ladies. We know we don't know. We don't know if we're going to if it's like falling into a frozen lake or just a quick dip.
20:33🔗DrewBut if there is anything you can do to make it a quick dip, slow it down.
20:36🔗Dr. WhoSlow down that breathing. Don't panic. You'll drown. Thomas.
20:56🔗And and I was wondering like if I would like that, like I read your book and I liked it a lot. And I was I wanted to get more in depth and I was wondering if that kind of thing would be the kind of thing for me to read.
21:08🔗DrewIt's more about that's more about yeah, it's about codependency and boundaries and things. And if you really want to get in depth, look into the work of Alan Shore, S-E-H-O-R-E or Peter Fonagy. A-G-I. And actually, I'll tell you what. Here's a book that if you're really ready to slog through something called Healing Trauma. Healing Trauma? Healing Trauma by a guy named Dan Siegel. That's really got the stuff in it.
21:56🔗Dr. WhoAll right, Thomas. Germany or Florida?
21:58🔗Here it is. All right. The teachers in a school were tested in a hospital after gobbling up anonymously donated chocolate cake. Unaware, it was laced with hash or pot, authorities said on Thursday. Some ten teachers from the school were treated for nausea and dizziness after sharing a cake left at the door to their staff room, a police spokesman said. They thought it was food poisoning, but the doctors quickly recognized the problem, the spokesman said. They showed all the classic signs of people under the influence of drugs. The spokesman said the teachers had not suspected anything because it was customary for them to buy cakes from the school children as part of a fundraising project. Blood tests and a sample of the uneaten slice of cake revealed that it had been doctored with the drug.
22:43🔗DrewThe way he's hiding the drug makes me think Germany.
22:47🔗Dr. WhoNo, I was thinking Germany already. I was thinking Germany from the beginning. I'm not sure why. They're into cakes.
22:57🔗DrewIt's not a cupcake, it's not a doughnut.
22:59🔗Dr. WhoAnd people wouldn't die. People wouldn't, in Florida, they wouldn't share their drugs. They squirrel those drugs away. Yeah, we're going Germany.
23:33🔗Dr. WhoHere were the beads, I really mean it. I couldn't picture kids in Florida sharing their weed. That was day number one. Like if you're in Florida, your kid, you got your hands on some weed, it's going to your head, as we say in the game. The other thing was cake for some reason, like we don't consume 70 billion metric tons of cake in this country, and the idea that teachers would eat confections that were left by the kids to sound too old world. Yeah, here it sounds like they have to get put through some sort of screening device or something, you know what I mean?
24:05🔗DrewWhere they would be against policy or something, you know, it just wouldn't be a cake.
24:09🔗Dr. WhoThis country's so effed up with all that nonsense, all that, everything's got to be like, every time a car goes in reverse, there's a beeper going off. I mean, we're all left. The terrorists, you know, people, you know, talk about the terrorists winning, the lawyers of what? We're more, we're more effed because of them than because of the terrorists, but between the lawyers and the terrorists, that's it, you can just go to the airport, take your shoes off, get patted down, have, you know, you can't drink your beer out of a bottle, the ballpark is might throw it out into the field.
24:42🔗AdamI was thinking that today, listen, we're done.
24:43🔗DrewI was thinking that today when I walked by the NBA All-Star game and I was walking outside and there were so many police and army and stuff. And I thought, wow, even I'm uncomfortable with this. And I like that kind of thing. You know what I mean?
25:17🔗Dr. WhoAll right, we're gonna take a, I'm saying they've bricked up the opening to the Statue of Liberty or they're going to, for safety. It's like, look, eventually we should all just dig ourselves a hole and climb in it.
25:30🔗Dr. WhoLet's just do that. I could work out, I could work out so many things. Oh, could I work things out? All right, we're gonna take ourselves a, all right, now let's take a break.
25:43🔗DrewWe'll come back with a new constitution.
25:44🔗Dr. WhoAll right, we'll take a quick break. We'll be right back.
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26:27🔗Dr. WhoHey, everybody, it's Loveline. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. All right, back to the phones we go.
27:20🔗DrewThat's gonna be rough. That will not work unless you do something to, for lack of a better way, treat the condition you've got.
27:30🔗That's what I gathered from your book, which I read and loved.
27:34🔗DrewAll right. Thank you, Steve. Just check out MA. Just call me. You'll find a hundred Steves there. People with your story, people have been where you've been, people can support you through this. Because if you get what I was saying in the book, it really is other people that help us regulate and get through things. Certain things we can't do. I was thinking about this the other day. It's like having a trainer or a dietician. When you have another person there, you do it. Right. They give you the support. And with this disorder, particularly the emotions and the misery and all that, you need to have other people there to help sort of regulate all that with you. Because it just overwhelms.
28:08🔗I understand. That's part of the reason why I'm calling. I'm wondering how many meetings you recommend I go to per week.
28:14🔗DrewWell, I don't want to overwhelm you with that. You just go to one, you get yourself a sponsor and you follow his direction, okay?
28:30🔗DrewNo, no, because you're withdrawing now. The withdrawal came out the last couple of weeks and the sleeplessness is part of that. If you can get by with just Benadryl, like 25 or 50 milligrams of bedtime, that's great.
28:39🔗Dr. WhoWhat is, what are you talking about, which one is that?
28:42🔗DrewBenadryl is just an antihistamine. It can help you sleep. It's over the counter.
28:46🔗Dr. WhoI thought the antihistamine zipped you up.
28:49🔗DrewSome people, but usually they put you down. Benadryl particularly puts you to sleep. It's the decongestants that pick you up. Decongestants, the Sudafed and all that.
29:08🔗Dr. WhoI thought that made people zippy. People always complain about that. All right, well, why don't you just get a sleeping pill?
29:15🔗DrewWell, that's the other thing, Steve. If you really, for a week or so, if you talk to some doctors used to dealing with this, there are medicines. I don't mean prescription.
29:21🔗Dr. WhoI mean, just go get a regular sleeping pill, like over the counter.
29:24🔗DrewBecause you know what's in those over-the-counter sleeping pills? Banadryl. Banadryl.
29:27🔗Dr. WhoOh, well, yeah, but shouldn't, okay, but here's what I'm saying. If I wanna sleep, and I don't have any kind of prom with antihistamines, should I be taking the antihistamines or should I take this sleeping pill?
29:41🔗DrewThey're the same, throw it on the counter. Sleeping pills are over the counter, it's actually just antihistamines.
29:46🔗Dr. WhoAll right, so if I got Tylenol PM or Simply Sleeper or-
29:53🔗DrewIf you got Tylenol PM, I can't swear it for all the prides, but if you got Tylenol PM and Benadryl, same thing.
29:58🔗Dr. WhoAll right, but then there's a whole bunch of other, like SalmonX or whatever, just sleeping pills.
30:04🔗DrewGenerally, those basically have Benadryl in them. That's basically what they are.
30:07🔗Dr. WhoOkay, but why not just get the sleeping pill if you're gonna be sleeping? Why are you getting the antihistamine pill for?
30:11🔗DrewBecause that's what's in the sleeping pills. I know. It's fine, whatever.
30:15🔗DrewYeah, it's just a different way to do it. And it's harder to adjust the dose and stuff. With Benadryl, you take 25 or 50 milligrams, you're done, that's it.
30:22🔗Dr. WhoYeah. I'm gonna be angry when they come in, though. Something's gonna happen.
30:28🔗DrewThe doses are and stuff. But the fact is, because putt withdrawal could be pretty miserable, something like Klonopin or Librium, those kinds of drugs may be necessary.
30:36🔗Dr. WhoHey, but good times. I went to the symphony last night.
30:41🔗DrewWhy did we both think of that simultaneously?
30:43🔗Dr. WhoI don't know. I was thinking about it. Yeah.
30:51🔗Dr. WhoI have no idea. Went to the new, I didn't even get a flyer or brochure or whatever. I don't know what I was looking at. Hulled ass, made it on time. And then did you see, see Drew, Drew's wife and Drew scared me because first off, Drew's, we went out to dinner last night, my wife and Drew's wife and me and another couple. And we had to cut out just a little bit early because my wife got us tickets to the symphony, which I've never been to, which I've always wanted to go to.
31:24🔗Dr. WhoIn the new Disney, whatever thing. It was a really great looking, it's a beautiful place to see a concert. So I've always wanted to go and never have, well, I can't say if it was once ago, but recently thought you should go. I recently thought I should go. And it's fine. I enjoy myself. And so I started at eight. And we're like eating dinner. It was like 730 and it's going to be traffic and stuff. And so I said to Drew's wife, what time do you got to get? Oh, they started like 8.04, 8.05. I figured it was like a concert. You know, concert says it's starting at eight. It's a nice band goes out on stage like 8.35, 8.45 or something. I figured it would be at least 10, 15 minutes. No, as it turns out, it's just a couple of minutes. And then the other scary part is you get locked out. Once they start, you're locked out until they take their break. So we're hauling ass, running up the escalator, get to the top of the stairs. There's some chicks there. It's like, oh my God, Loveline, Adam's great. I said, look, I know, you know, it's tight, right? Yeah, I said, but do I got time to hit the bathroom? Oh yeah, you'll make the bathroom.
32:38🔗Dr. WhoNo, my wife was standing out front pissed off. Oh. And she's yelling at me. Why, what, what'd you take so long? And I said, first off, I was pulling my dork out as I was going through the bathroom door. It's not like I stood there. Say it was about a 37 second whiz that I, it was one of those whizes that was an optional whiz. Did not have to take it. That's that whiz of, look, if it's a two hour car ride, I'm taking a whiz. But if we're just going over the hill, I'm cool. Unless you tell me we got plenty of time, which case, you know, might as well be comfortable. So I asked the usher chick, you know, can I take the whiz? And she's like, yeah, go ahead. I figure she stands there every night, you know, for the last five years. She must know what the thing is. She was very apologetic, which was fine. But just the idea that I didn't have to take the whiz, we got locked out. But here's the thing I was thinking about. First off, nothing hotter than than a Asian fiddle player. Playing that violin. It's very hot. It's sexy. In the evening gown and everything.
33:40🔗Dr. WhoAnd they're just going away at that fiddle. Very nice. Secondly, the conductor. I thought if you cannot be a conductor with like a buzz cut.
33:53🔗Dr. WhoNot only you have to have big hair, you have to have hair that comes undone. That let's everyone know just what you've been up to for the last 45 minutes to an hour. It's like this guy had sort of the half comb over and the thing and he's going with his hands and he's doing his thing. And you know, and then, you know, turn around. Hair, he just looks like a guy put his dork in an electric socket, you know. It's like stuff's flopping over. You know, the point is, if you're going to be a good conductor, you got to put yourself back together when you're done. Cause it looks like you've been doing something.
34:30🔗Dr. WhoAt the end, but it's like, it's the end of the concert. I got no idea what to expect. The concert ends. I think it ends, I'm not sure. Not sure. He gets up and he immediately storms out. Someone opens the door, boom, he storms out. As long as it takes him to turn back around, he storms right back out again. Does a quick bow, storms back out again. It's about a 30 foot walk till he gets off stage. Then basically turns around, he's not back there tallying off, he just takes a comb over and knocks it back into place. Pow, he's right back out again. Now sort of a three quarter bow, pow, he's off the stage again. Not even yet. He went back and forth like 14 times and then it was like orchestra, yes, yes, yes, first violinist, yes, yes, and now it's back out again. Now he's back out. Six or seven, literally six or seven times back and forth, but not hanging back and not no encores, just back and forth and back and forth and back and forth.
35:33🔗DrewWell, because each character has to come out and get a couple and then they all come out together and then they go back. Then they all come out together with the conductor and then they all go back. Then the conductor comes out by himself and then they go back and then the conductor with the leads and then they go back, it's crazy.
35:45🔗Dr. WhoNobody left either, by the way, I guess it's considered rude. Oh, man, my hands were gonna fall off.
35:50🔗Dr. WhoJust clapping and clapping. I heard that Japanese chick playing the fiddle. I don't know what it was. I only recognize one of the songs from like a...
36:00🔗Dr. WhoProbably, probably, I don't know. But it was enjoyable. I had the only guy in the entire venue in front of me was yelling Bravo, by the way, which I liked because it was like old school. Bravo! It's like attack of the nerds in there, though. Just a bunch of sort of husky guys and tweed jackets. And yeah, well, the straight guys are heavy. The homos are skinny and they're like screaming Bravo. And they're, you know, this pounding on, oh, it's great.
37:15🔗DrewHe thinks you have a, like a yeast or a sexually transmitted disease or vaginitis. I don't mean yeast, a vaginitis or a sexually transmitted disease.
37:23🔗Dr. WhoI thought the metro was for yeast, too.
37:26🔗DrewNo, that's flu cans for the yeast. Flagyl is metronidazole and that will not work for urinary tract infection at all. So, what kind of doctor was that?
37:35🔗Oh, like a Chinese doctor. It's like a pediatrician.
37:44🔗DrewYou're 25 and you're seeing a pediatrician?
37:46🔗CallerWell, not a pediatrician, but it's like a small clinic, so I don't think they know what they're doing over there.
37:50🔗DrewWell, they thought you had a vaginal infection and you probably have a bladder infection, so you need more appropriate antibiotics, so call them in.
37:55🔗Dr. WhoIt's a nice little touché, though. You're 24 and you're seeing a pediatrician? 25. Ah, touché.
38:02🔗Dr. WhoThat's different. 40 would have been even better, but all right, get back in there. And let me tell you something, y'all. What kind of doctor? Here's the, here's probably on a roll for my Asian fiddle player. Very sexy, very sexy.
38:26🔗Dr. WhoOh, see, that's the whole thing about the orchestra there. The only ones under 25 or 30 are the Asian chicks. Yeah, yeah, she was a hot. And then there's the harp chick. There was two harp chicks playing the harp. And I think to myself, what gets you onto the harp?
38:51🔗Dr. WhoI don't know what gets you onto the harp. The other thing I like is the percussion guys. Guy just sitting there, he's got a triangle. He's bored off his ass. He's holding that triangle and he's just holding it and holding it and it's holding it like eight minutes later, doink, sits back down again. And I thought, hey, that's, that's your mic gig. Yeah. Yeah. Cause those fiddlers, I mean, they're, they're, they're working. They're losing five, six pounds and, and you know, just a body weight up there, you know, sweating it off, they got towels everywhere, but the guy plays a triangle. Then once while he puts that up and he picks up a drumstick and he whacks something once. That's a good gig. All right. We're going to take a little break. Screws boyfriend, less boyfriend. He can't get her off, huh? Screws boyfriend. Less. Because, oh, because he can't get her off. Used to fake. Now frustrated. Speak to young Heather.
40:06🔗Dr. WhoThat's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-L-A-V-E-1-9-1.
40:11🔗DrewAnd I want to say, please people support my book. I haven't talked about it a long time, but it's called Cracked and I really want people to read it.
40:33🔗DrewHow was it? You learn anything more about general reconstruction?
40:37🔗Dr. WhoNo, I learned. You know, I was calling him the, I was basically saying that a stock and trade was gender reassignment. And you know, that was basically what he was known for. And he said, well, that's untrue. And I said, all right, well, when did you, when did you do your last gender reassignment yesterday?
41:00🔗DrewDid you ask him about the four-limbed, three-limbed individuals stuck in a four-limbed body?
41:04🔗Dr. WhoOh, I yelled at him with that, you know, there's a woman, what's matter with you? It's like retarded. I told him that the woman trapped inside a man's body, like some legitimate, like a legitimate medical condition, like you have a parasite in you or something. I mean, really replace man, you know, replace woman trapped inside. Put Elvis, put Napoleon, put an octopus, put Jesus Christ, put a giraffe. It's all the same, isn't it? You've made up something that doesn't exist and said it lives inside you and is looking to get out. There's a giraffe living. I want my neck extended.
41:43🔗DrewAgain, even just something simpler, like I'm a nine fingered person stuck in a 10 fingered person's body.
42:00🔗Dr. WhoIt's great. All right, let's keep rocking here, Drew. Yeah, yelled at him. But, you know, he's such a lovable guy. It's hard to keep up. Smart too, super smart. Yeah. But not so smart that after piling it on and then asking him when he did his last gender reassignment, he didn't think the lie, he had to say yesterday. Like I knew. Oh yeah, got some anesthesiologist buddy of mine told me differently. Like if he said like two months ago. I'd get some inside dope on him. All right. Heather.
42:56🔗Nothing, I'm just having a little problem with my boyfriend. Lately, I don't know, we've been dating about five months and recently I kind of stopped faking it and it's kind of screwed up our sex life because now he realizes he can't get me off. He's all distracted and he gets all weird. Like we didn't have sex yesterday on Valentine's Day and like everything just sucks. So I don't know, I guess I want some advice on how to make him feel at home.
43:20🔗DrewWell, a couple of things, whoa, whoa, a couple of things. First of all, are you sure this relationship is meant to survive?
43:27🔗I mean, yeah, I mean, I really love him and everything I'm in for the long run.
43:31🔗DrewAnd you understand by faking it, you're having done that was, now he knows you were faking it all this time?
44:17🔗DrewNo, no, yeah, we're all for that. We're all for you being honest about it. We don't think you should have faked in the first place, but here's the thing about guys.
44:23🔗DrewBut here's the deal. This, this again, having been thinking about this, working for the Trojan Condom People this week, I was thinking about men and women and how different we all are. Men cannot imagine having sex without an orgasm. That is, especially if you're aroused and into it. If you, if you are actually excited, hold on. If you actually excited and it doesn't end in an orgasm, that we can't get our head around that, right? It's like, no, either, the only way we can rationalize is, well, you're not into it or you have a brain tumor. It's like, we just can't figure it out. So his assumption is either you're not into it, which is bad times for him, or he's just got to figure out how to unlock the code.
45:40🔗DrewWe don't think you're that into this guy.
45:41🔗Dr. WhoWe don't think you're that into the guy. Not only do we think you're not that into the guy, but we think there's a little payback going on. Like.
45:48🔗CallerNo, I mean, I told him I can be happy when I don't have an orgasm. I mean, as long as I get to some point. But now he won't even have sex with me because he's scared to.
46:32🔗Dr. WhoYeah, mad at guys and this guy's a little rebound, a little confidence builder, not quite up to Heather's number. And Heather knows it like, Heather's a good eight and a half, but she was dating a nine who dumped her. And now she slid down to a seven to try to build herself back up. She's done building herself up. She's a little angry, a little weary.
47:54🔗Dr. WhoYeah. Everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. All right. We're going back to phones. Now, a little earlier in the evening, I was talking about my night at the new Disney Center. Is that what it's called?
48:13🔗Dr. WhoDisney Concert Hall out here in Los Angeles. Went to the symphony last night with the old lady. And saying how a nice usher girl stopped me from, told me, gave me the green light on number one.
48:40🔗But usually they start at least about three more minutes like after the time. So they'll start at like 8 0 8 instead of 8 0 5. So I really thought you were going to have a chance to go.
48:51🔗Dr. WhoThat's all right. It's just my wife blamed me. That was the part.
48:58🔗She totally did. When I went up and said, oh my God, I'm so sorry. Are you mad at me? She said, oh yeah, he's mad at you. He was just talking about how much he hated you.
49:48🔗Dr. WhoOh, come on, baby doll. How'd you get the gig as the charrette over there at the Disney Music Hall?
49:55🔗CallerOkay, well, I started working there only because Bjork was going to perform at the pavilion across the street. So that's how I got that job. And then when the Disney Hall opened up, they just moved most of us over there. So I work at all the theaters there. Not just at one of them.
50:12🔗Dr. WhoOkay, all right. And how many theaters do they have there?
50:16🔗DrewThe Omensons, the Mark Taper, the Chandler.
50:18🔗CallerThe Omensons, the Mark Taper, the pavilion, and then the new Disney Hall.
51:32🔗CallerWell, fun stuff. First, I just wanna say you guys are great. I think you guys probably have about the most balanced outlook on life of anyone. Oh, thanks, Travis.
51:43🔗Dr. WhoWell, here, let me explain something about our, what might, what you call a balanced outlook on life, which is other people on the radio would have a balanced outlook on life if they didn't lie. They just lie about stuff because they can't, here's the whole thing about radio.
51:59🔗DrewIt's not just radio, it's our culture, right?
52:02🔗Dr. WhoThe people you see on TV and especially the people you hear on the radio have a persona that they have to keep up. So you don't really get who they are. Like here's the whole thing. I shouldn't be talking about going to the symphony. Do you understand? Because it doesn't bode well with my, you know, young, stupid, misogynistic, whatever persona I should have to do this half of the radio. You understand? And Drew shouldn't say he's in favor of legalizing marijuana because it wouldn't work well with his persona that radio dictates you should have. Our problem is, is we don't really have that. And so it seems like we're sort of sensible. And other people don't seem sensible. If you saw them, if you heard them off the radio, they would sound sensible, but they're not, they're cowards. They have to pick a strong angle. I don't really call it cowardly. What'd you call it, Drew? They're insecure. They don't think they can be entertaining and sort of ride a fence. Be real, be real. Yeah, they gotta be black or white about something. If they're Republican, they have to agree with everything Bush does. They're Democrat, they have to agree with everything Kerry does, and that's it. They don't actually think that way. That's just the way they have to sound on the radio. Thanks, Travis.
53:16🔗CallerYeah, no problem. I guess, there's actually two questions and the second one's a little more serious, but first, I actually had basically just a condom broke last night. I'm not really normally concerned because my girlfriend's on birth control as well, but I guess she was about maybe like 12 hours off, two days in a row with her pills and we're worried, how serious is that? Should we go to a doctor? Should we get a morning after pill?
53:41🔗DrewSo, earlier in the month, she was 12 hours off twice?
53:57🔗DrewSo, have her double down? Maybe, basically, we're talking about her doubling up on her pills. She's already on her pills. Where is she on the cycle, do you know?
54:08🔗DrewI just think it's gonna work nearly as well as it's supposed to, just not exactly as well as it's supposed to, missing it by a few hours like that. I don't think doubling down is gonna add anything. I really don't.
54:19🔗CallerMm-hmm. My other thing, I guess this is kinda a little history. I've been basically smoking heroin, opium, whatever you wanna call it, for about six months.
54:33🔗CallerAnd that's become a pretty serious problem. I've tried a lot of times to quit. I quit for a few weeks and I kinda get drawn back because the withdrawals get pretty intense.
54:45🔗DrewWell, it's not just the withdrawals. Once you get through the withdrawals, you're still gonna go back, unless you get treatment. That is a absolute guarantee. Opiate addiction is the most serious form of addiction and it does not remit by itself. And everyone has a fantasy belief that if I could just get through the withdrawal, then I'll be fine. The fact is it alters permanently the motivational priorities of your brain and that requires treatment.
55:15🔗DrewSo go to NA. Go to NA, baby, Don. And see if you can get somebody, get some referrals and get some.
55:20🔗CallerHow much can they do? Because I know there's a lot of drugs they can give you because it is an opiate thing. Is there stuff they can do to kind of ease the withdrawals at all?
55:28🔗DrewYeah, I treat it every day, but I do it, I don't treat opiate addiction outside a hospital. I just don't believe it's.
55:33🔗Dr. WhoYou don't do it out in the parking lot?
55:34🔗DrewNo, I just, I require people to come in the hospital for it, it just never works.
55:51🔗DrewYeah. Yeah. It's no big deal. It's no big deal. That's the thing that kills me. People have to go get general anesthesia, all this stuff. Opiate withdrawal, no problem. Get you through it.
56:00🔗Dr. WhoBut is there some sort of sober living or something they should go to after that?
56:04🔗DrewOh yeah, they need, that's not treatment. That's just getting them to withdrawal.
56:07🔗Dr. WhoRight, they go hang with you for a week and then it's off to the loony bin. A bunch of guys chain smoking, putting stuff out in coffee cans. What is it, by the way, that these guys can't invest in ashtrays? You always see these guys, they're always sitting on the picnic tables. They got the trash, they got the coffee can, they got some sand in it and stuff. They never just have regular ashtrays. I don't know what that is.
56:27🔗DrewAshtrays are not cool anymore. Those are from the 50s.
56:30🔗Dr. WhoIt's such a volume of smoking that goes on.
56:32🔗DrewI think that's part of it, that the sheer magnitude overwhelm any ashtray.
56:37🔗Dr. WhoYou can't have the holiday in an ashtray. You gotta have just like a huge five-gallon Sanka can there, Hills Brothers can, or some of these guys always sitting out on the picnic table just smoking.
56:52🔗Dr. WhoYou know the thing that's funny about when you see people go out and smoke, sometimes it's a social thing, but most of the time the people, the only thing they have in common is the smoking. So it's like five people sitting at a picnic table with their backs all turned to each other smoking.
57:06🔗DrewMy favorite place is the little bins at the airport they all have to go into.
57:11🔗Dr. WhoThey should have, you know, they're constantly beating on kids not to smoke, you know? They really need to arrange field trips to the airport. Take them to the Vegas airport there. Look at it, they have, it's really like a terrarium for smokers. Like kids could come up, like, don't feed them, Johnny. Well, I got some extra honey roasted nuts. No, no, no, no.
57:39🔗DrewNo. Have you seen that 60s gate terminal at the United where they've got the outdoor bin?
57:54🔗Dr. WhoThe glass box. You can just go in and observe the smoker in his natural habitat. It's great. Like they really should just throw like a tire swing in there, be like a monkey cage. And they're all, everyone's just sitting there smoking. And everyone's just walking by looking at them like loser. You're so chained to your addiction, you can't even make it out to the curb, you know, or you're getting onto the plane and you got to suck a butt up, you know. And of course, now, however much smoke you're taking in when you're smoking a cigarette, it's gotta be 70 times as much as you, I mean, it's like firemen don't go into that kind of environment.
58:40🔗Dr. WhoBreak a filter off and just put it in your mouth and put like a funnel on the end of the, on the end of it. Two filters in your nose and then one with a funnel on the end of it, like a Dr. Seuss horn. You just sit there, just smoking, smoking everyone else's smoke. That's great. I love, I really, I just love the glass thing. And I just, you know, I just, you should, there should just be a field trip. Kids should come up, they should line up. Take a look at the smokers, everybody. This could be you.
59:12🔗Dr. WhoAnd by the way, whatever's going around on that plane, I guarantee is worse, worse than a couple of cigarettes from a respiratory standpoint at the six, you know, you're flying 18 hours into Taiwan. But some guys on the plane's got SARS, but believe me, there's something weird going through that, whatever's going through that plane.
59:29🔗DrewEvery patient that I have, that I see that, that in my practice, that ends up going to the Orient, to Asia, comes back with a respiratory infection every time they go.
59:40🔗Dr. WhoWell, they smoke. They're all smokers. Corey?
59:47🔗Dr. WhoAt least in Vegas, they have slot machines in the smokers thing. So you can sit there and sort of double down on two addictions.
59:54🔗DrewIs there, is there a smokers thing in Vegas? Isn't it the smoking airport?
59:57🔗Dr. WhoNo, there's no smoking airports anymore. I don't think there's any smoking airports in the United States, but there is, Vegas has the cage.
1:00:05🔗DrewWell, their cage is elsewhere too. There's some really obtuse ones.
1:00:07🔗Dr. WhoOh, there's some great, yeah, some great ones. All right, go ahead, Corey.
1:00:11🔗CallerHi, I'm here to push for Dr. Drew. Yeah. And I was wondering if you knew of any weight support groups in Maryland?
1:00:58🔗Dr. WhoI know, skipper, I don't know what the hell he was. He was drummed out for hitting a guy with his hat. Drew, what happened to people hitting people with their hat?
1:01:37🔗CallerIt's, you eat six meals a day, and it's basically, you try and eat as many or as much, or you try and even out your protein and carbs. So you're trying to just turn out a protein and carbs and-
1:01:47🔗DrewThis is a pretty reasonable diet. A lot of exercise, a lot of cardio in it. And- The other options are get a dietitian and have them follow with you, or go to OA if you wish. But I don't think you, it doesn't seem like you need that kind of thing. You just think you're a big guy.
1:02:02🔗Dr. WhoWhat are you doing? What position are you playing football?
1:02:16🔗CallerI guess I'd have more confidence because later on I'd like to be going to the Marines.
1:02:22🔗DrewThis is all going to take care of itself. Yeah. It's what you call baby fat, I bet you.
1:02:25🔗Dr. WhoYeah. And listen, they'll take whoever rolls into that recruiter's office. Like we have a very stringent test. Now you're in. It's like the smoker's pen at the Vegas airport. Like here's what you need to get in. Feet. That's how you get in. Initiation is you walking into the recruiter's office.
1:02:46🔗Dr. WhoI would imagine the brains. Well, I would imagine now especially. Everyone being recruited. I mean, all these guys that are in, these guys were all being called up. Yeah. The guys thought they're putting in a weekend, a month for a couple of years. Next thing you know, you're in Iraq. By the way, that's going to be just bad timing. Because you go into the reserve and you figure, look, I'm in medical, dental, I put a couple of weekends in.
1:03:15🔗DrewYou figure most of them will be called up for public, for National Guard type duty.
1:03:20🔗Dr. WhoYeah. There's a little looting going on. I got to hop in the back of a jeep to drive down Beverly Boulevard. But now you're in Iraq. That's got to suck.
1:03:46🔗Dr. WhoYeah. It's funny because the call you took is kind of on the same lines as mine. I wanted to ask Dr. Drew some questions about therapists and confidentiality. I wanted to talk to one about, I guess, an eating disorder and I just didn't know if they thought something was life-threatening. Could they get outside help and commit me to a hospital?
1:04:07🔗DrewYes. If they thought your behavior was going to kill you, or that you were actively trying to kill yourself, yes, eventually you get help as a product.
1:04:19🔗DrewThere's three basic conditions where people can take over. One is where you plan to harm yourself, two is where you plan to harm somebody else, and three is where you're what's called gravely disabled, which means you basically can't take care of yourself.
1:04:37🔗Dr. WhoSo what, what do you got, eating disorder, Carly? I think so.
1:04:41🔗DrewI don't know. Yeah, but think how many people have eating disorders and are not committed. Really, it's very hard call to say somebody's imminently going to die, or plans to kill themselves because of eating disorder.
1:04:51🔗Dr. WhoJust go be upfront with your therapist and take care of your eating disorder.
1:04:55🔗DrewHere's what this is all about, Carly. You don't want to get well, and that's the bottom line. That's the bottom line because, Carly, they're going to make you get well, and you don't want to do that.
1:05:04🔗Dr. WhoThirty-three pounds. How much do you weigh now? Mm-hmm. You want to get down to ninety?
1:05:13🔗Dr. WhoYeah. Well, I'm short. I'm like five-four.
1:05:33🔗Dr. WhoDieticians are like fifteen bucks a minute.
1:05:37🔗DrewCorolla, here we go. You just don't want to do this. That's the bottom line here. You don't want to. You don't want anybody to tell you what to do. You know you're doing something dangerous, but you don't really want to change. That's the bottom line.
1:05:52🔗DrewThere's a piece of you that's healthy and it wants to do what's right. You can either do it or not.
1:05:57🔗Dr. WhoIt's starting to scare me a little bit about how I'm doing things.
1:06:00🔗DrewThat's right. You're going to harm yourself and you know you are, but you ain't about to stop. It means there's a lot more going on here you don't want to deal with than just the eating.
1:06:08🔗Dr. WhoWell, let me explain this to those who have this eating disorder. I know Drew always yells at me for trying to talk a little sense into people that have a disorder, but here goes anyway for Carly and anyone else who's trying to do it. In your mind, when you look in the mirror, you always see a fat person. Even at 90 pounds, you're going to see someone who's fat. As a society, and this is what you really need to be focusing on, pleasing society. Well, thank you. 90 pounds is abnormally skinny and grotesque in its own way. How attractive. I'll put it this way. Most guys I know would take a chick that had 10 extra pounds on her, maybe 20, rather than one that was sort of emaciated. Absolutely. Yeah, especially when you're a man like Drew of extreme passion, where you could physically hurt somebody of that size. Weakened bones, smaller pelvis areas, less muscle and flesh on them. Drew literally snapped them like kindling with his passion. You understand? So as screwed up as you are and as bad as you feel about yourself, and as you looking in the mirror seeing a fat chick staring back.
1:07:30🔗Dr. WhoThere's got to be a part of your mind that can throw out some numbers, can dial the phone, can talk to us. And I am telling that part of your mind that 90 pounds and 5'4 is grotesque looking.
1:07:46🔗DrewThat's right. But that this decision to make things good and to manage your feelings by correcting all your problems with weight loss, that's the bigger issue here. There's something really going on there.
1:08:00🔗Dr. WhoYeah. That's, you know, but good times.
1:08:05🔗Dr. WhoShe's got to, what, should she just start with OA or something or what should she do?
1:08:10🔗DrewShe needs a professional in her life. It's a dietitian or therapist, whatever, no one's going to force her into a hospital with the way she's thinking at this stage of the game. And you know, start taking direction. It's all very simple. No one's going to, no one can force you to do things you don't want to do, but there's a lot more going on here than you realize.
1:08:29🔗Dr. WhoSpeaking of eating, by the way, and oh my God, I swear to, I've been, I've been F'd in the A by this, the literally the last two times I went out to eat, which is, we went out to eat, I went out with Drew last night.
1:08:50🔗Dr. WhoThe reason I wanted the prime rib is because the last time I went out to dinner to a different place a week earlier, ordered the prime rib and was told it was a mistake, it was not on the menu, that shouldn't be on there. Now, here's the whole thing about ordering everybody. Man, when you see something, it is a visceral primal reaction. I mean, when you think about ordering food and especially when you're hungry and especially when you're, you know, you're not at the falafel joint. You're at a place that has, you know, 40 different types of meat.
1:09:22🔗DrewYou've been looking forward to it all day. You've been looking forward to it.
1:09:24🔗Dr. WhoBut I mean, even if I, it doesn't matter if it's fish, if it's pasta, if it's chicken, whatever it is, you taste it. It, you know, in your mind, you want to taste it, you want it, and you sort of lock into it a little bit. And when you have the discussion with the waiter slash waitress about it and then make your decision, even if it was between this one and that, oh, it's between the T-bone and the and the prime rib, once you establish one, when they come back and tell you we're out of it, it's like you're ready just to pick up and go home. Like it's it's devastating.
1:10:00🔗DrewThe train has left the station at that point.
1:10:02🔗Dr. WhoIt just has. And whatever comes after that is fine. But it's not what you wanted. I'm not I'm not going to be a drama queen and say the night has been ruined by that.
1:10:38🔗Dr. WhoI said, well, I don't like the end cut because it would be a little dry, but I don't want the pink center. She said, well, we'll give you a center cut. We'll toss it on the grill for me. You know, we'll cook it up with the heat up. And I'm picturing that horseradish sauce. And then she, you know, they come back. And here's the thing.
1:10:56🔗Dr. WhoWhen you come back and you don't got that prime rib, you need to come back. You need to have an offering. First off, you can't have that, oh, a FYI out of the prime rib. Get over it. And let's pick something else. No, here's what you need. I need like, listen, Adam, can we talk? Yeah. What's up?
1:11:28🔗Dr. WhoNo. I start climbing out of the car. Adam, no. Don't do anything stupid. You take it out on yourself, man. Okay. We talked about other meat options and I brought this. That's what I need. I need to be debriefed. Like, I need that. You know what I need? Like, you know, the counselors that were waiting at the school after Columbine. I need that group. I need that team to come out.
1:11:53🔗DrewThen you need some compensation to right now.
1:11:55🔗Dr. WhoOkay. Now, now this is what we're talking. We're talking. Look, we're knocking 10 bucks off the T bone or the fly.
1:12:03🔗DrewYeah, and it's good. And then then you need to be debriefed. That's just the intro. That's to get you on board.
1:12:22🔗Dr. WhoExcept, except the prime rib. All you got to tell me is we're going to throw in one more stock of asparagus and I'd probably be happy to give you an extra dollop of sour cream on the potato. That whole we're out. Get over it. What's next? There should be lawsuits against restaurants. They should have to just give you that. It's not even a... Here's the whole thing. And we got to go to breakthrough, but here's what I'm saying. It's got nothing to do with money. It's being let down.
1:12:51🔗AdamIt's easing you out of the letdown. Yeah.
1:12:53🔗Dr. WhoIf you said, look, we're out of the prime rib. We're going to comp all the sides tonight. You go, huh? Huh?
1:13:06🔗DrewShe's going to give you a rub down. Now, during the rub down, I got to have a conversation with you.
1:13:11🔗Dr. WhoI was definitely... The food was great, but the whole... Oh, I just spilled warm out. The whole time I'm eating, it's like, uh, this could have been prime rib. And I would argue, you know, being out of the prime rib is not like being out of the salmon.
1:14:24🔗Dr. WhoI was calling to ask you guys if I should tell someone I just started dating what my part-time job is, and if it would freak most guys out.
1:14:34🔗Dr. WhoWell, attorney, what is the part-time job?
1:14:40🔗DrewPhone sex actress. Or operator, right?
1:16:16🔗Dr. WhoWho cares? And how long is the average conversation?
1:16:24🔗Dr. WhoWell, they start at five minutes minimum. And I'd say average is about 15. And I've been on the phone with someone an hour and 20 minutes, sometimes two hours.
1:16:48🔗Dr. WhoYeah, it must have had a little whiskey dick going or something like that, it's probably coked up. It's probably, the guy's probably pretty coked up.
1:17:00🔗Dr. WhoDo you think he was coked up? Yeah, and now is there a role, is there, hang on a sec. Her line's crappy, but see to me, if it was like five minutes and then it rolled over into another five or another five minute billing period or something, I'd be going like a maniac.
1:17:21🔗DrewThey're trying to get it done by the five minute.
1:17:23🔗Dr. WhoWhich I don't want to do is like five minutes, five minute, one second, you're into the next billing period.
1:17:31🔗Dr. WhoBecause then I would have to stay on to talk to her. Because I'm cheap. I'm so hot, do you have to keep talking?
1:17:41🔗DrewI was like, what do you really look like?
1:17:46🔗Dr. WhoOh, tear us down at the Home Depot today. What a disaster. Yeah, I'd just be talking about my mom and complaining about everything. I said I call on those weird, so I can just complain. You know, Drew, you and you and I are the same. Never, never called him on his phone sex. I got to see something. Yeah. You know what?
1:18:05🔗DrewPhone sex to me would be like, you guys are probably looking at something when they're talking to her.
1:18:10🔗Dr. WhoAre they? To me, it's like calling a restaurant and they can describe their menu. Listen, I got to eat. I got to see something. Yeah. I don't want to just sit there with a guy going, you know, we've got to braise salmon and new brocca flour and slightly poach his brunei sauce. What am I doing? Either I'm coming over there and eating or I'm not. I don't want to talk about it. I mean, it's nice. It gets me salivating a little bit, but now I'm hungry.
1:18:39🔗DrewWell, I think it's the part that adds a person to the pictures, you know what I mean? They have their own person there.
1:19:04🔗Dr. WhoThat's scary. But it's always, I'm sure it's like, oh, baby, I'm gonna, I'm gonna send you out a diamond tennis. I gotta go, right? They don't want to send you a gift after they bust a nut, do they?
1:19:20🔗Dr. WhoNo, I've never gotten, I don't, I don't.
1:20:01🔗Dr. WhoGood and low, smart. And then what percentage get the anal?
1:20:09🔗Dr. WhoWell, if I meant, well, when I mention it, most of them, all of them say they like that.
1:20:15🔗AdamIs that something you actually like in real life? She does like that in real life.
1:20:22🔗Dr. WhoBring the anal up to me. I'll give you, I'll give you their only option, which other than agree to it or say they're into it. Go ahead, Lacey.
1:22:05🔗DrewShe did it for seven minutes straight. I mean, you got to give a little... We got it just so strong together.
1:22:09🔗Dr. WhoBut were you like saying to the guy, like, oh, yeah, that got like pees and all that stuff?
1:22:13🔗Dr. WhoNo, this vomit sounds the whole time. And he actually called for five minutes and he wanted to extend it, extend the call for another two minutes.
1:22:21🔗DrewHow did he bring that up? Forget how you bring up anal sex. How did he bring up the vomit thing?
1:22:32🔗Dr. WhoNow, are these guys, are they always beating off? I mean, some guys pretend... What percentage of guys are pretending not to beat off? Do you know what I mean?
1:22:43🔗Dr. WhoNo, they pretty much let me know they're doing it.
1:22:48🔗DrewOne of the things that frightens me for you all that do this stuff, aside from that sort of, what's the word I'm looking for, a global spiritual sense, is that you're going to end up sort of hating men. Because I think women, when they're really exposed to how disgusting men can get, it's just like, ugh, forget it.
1:23:11🔗Dr. WhoIs there any part of you that gets excited at all when these guys have their orgasm?
1:23:15🔗Dr. WhoYeah, it depends on the call, but yeah, it works on me sometimes.
1:23:20🔗Dr. WhoAnd are some guys, are you ever attracted to any of the guys?
1:23:24🔗Dr. WhoYeah, I mean, not attracted to, but some of them sound really, I mean, they're probably, I don't know what they would look like in real life, but no, some of them sound very nice.
1:23:32🔗DrewSo you're having, you're really having phone sex yourself too.
1:23:36🔗Dr. WhoDo any of the guys go like, well, I'm an attorney who lives in the Bay Area, I'm single, I'm 29, I enjoy triathlons and puppies. You know, I mean, if it's, I mean, is it, can a guy sound hot like that? And does it, do they ever try?
1:23:53🔗Dr. WhoI have, I have some, some people try to, if they find, you know, that I live in the area, they're like, oh, you know, come to my office in the morning. They, you know.
1:24:38🔗DrewAnd that's askew as anything for these poor women. It's bad enough when women come to terms with sort of how men's priorities work. They're so visually and sexually propped up. But when they see when they're exposed to how depraved they can get.
1:25:08🔗DrewOnce again, it just points out what men actually do on behalf of women, what they would be like if they didn't have to, you know what I'm saying?
1:25:25🔗Dr. WhoAll right, we're going to take ourselves a little break. When we come back, Ali sneaks peeks at other chicks, not a Lesba after this. I'm Adam Nads, Dr. Drew. We're right back to the phones, Drew, because this show, it's not about me.
1:26:02🔗DrewYeah, it's about phone sex operators vomiting. Yeah.
1:26:53🔗Dr. WhoOnce in a while, I try to take a sip off of something after asking somebody, like here's the thing, if I say to somebody, what's your question or how's it going, and don't take the sip, they'll answer. If I say, how's it going, what's up, and then start to take sip, they won't talk.
1:27:16🔗Is it normal for me to be attracted to girls, but not really? Like, okay, I always look at like, like a lot of my friends always have low cut shirts and I'm always looking at them and I don't, I'm not like a, like I don't get turned on or anything. When I look at them, I just, I'm always looking at them. I don't know if I'm like sizing them or something.
1:27:35🔗Dr. WhoAll right, that's what you do. Well, first off, women look at women, like car manufacturers look at other cars at the auto show, like there's a competition. They gotta size things up.
1:27:47🔗Dr. WhoThey might talk a little smack, but they gotta go over and kick some tires and look around a little bit.
1:27:52🔗DrewThey may see a car they like. They can appreciate it.
1:27:55🔗Dr. WhoThey might see something they appreciate.
1:27:56🔗DrewThey might realize that they got banned in their sweet spot, but they may appreciate it.
1:28:01🔗Dr. WhoAnd it may let them know that if they're ever on the same drag strip as this car, it may be time to turn off or deduce.
1:28:12🔗DrewOr gather up their other friends and shut it. Put it out of business.
1:28:15🔗Dr. WhoThis is competition. Yeah, women look at other women as competition. And the thing about your competition, if you think about it, you study more than anything. I mean, if you're in the NFL, you watch films of the team you're going to play next. I mean, if you're a boxer, you know what I mean? It's like, how hard would you study this guy who you're going to fight next, you know? And it's sort of, if you look at that, we never really talked about that. There's women, it's interesting that women have an appreciation slash fascination with the feminine form and it would make sense.
1:28:54🔗DrewWell, there's a sexual component to it because it is sexy and they can see it as such.
1:28:59🔗Dr. WhoBut that's part, it's like saying, wow, this guy's tough that I'm going to have to get in the ring with. That's like, this chick is sexy. I'm going to have to put my sex appeal against hers. Whereas guys have no interest in our guys. It's like, yeah, I'm watching it, but we're not going to get in the ring with this guy. We got our own stuff to do. And we never really thought about the fact that, well, we always knew women checked out other women and we always knew women looked at other women, especially at certain ages, like two through 70, as a competition, but maybe part of the attraction is part of that competition, or maybe one feeds the other. That's the origin of one.
1:29:40🔗DrewAgain, because our brains work so differently than a woman's, they'd have to really kind of tell us.
1:29:46🔗DrewThat's where ours work differently. And again, we've said earlier tonight, by working. There's a broad spectrum because women, some are under more of an influence of estrogen, some have higher testosterone levels, some progesterone, and then influenced by each differently.
1:30:01🔗Dr. WhoSo it's gotta be nice though for, for a chick. If you think about it, you don't have to be lesbian. You don't have to be bisexual. You can just be a sort of youngest chick who, or even, or not, who's sort of into her sex, you know, whatever, her sexuality a little bit. You go to the locker room at a gym and walk around. Eh, it's not, you know, you could do worse.
1:30:27🔗DrewThey don't have to see the old guy with the scrotum hanging down.
1:30:29🔗Dr. WhoOh, we got to go to the Y and Burbank and see old man scrotum shooting pool, getting the bridge out. Gotta get the bridge. I swear to Christ, there's a certain thing that happens. Once, well, the first thing is, is once you pass 65 and you're in a gym, you think that it essentially is a nudist camp for you.
1:30:56🔗Dr. WhoIt's your personal shower that other people may be working out and are going through. But it really, essentially it's a nudist colony for everyone over 65 and you got no job. So here's the deal. You get done working out, you're flying, you're shower, you step out of the shower, I'm still sweating because the shower was so fast. You're hurrying, you're getting dressed, you gotta get out. It's always somewhere you gotta go. These guys, they're parked out there. They're nude, the whole, they're shooting pool, they're hanging out, they're talking about the one foot up on the bench, the other down on the terra firma there.
1:31:51🔗Well, I've just been waiting to get on. It's been like, me and my friend have been trying to get on for like, ever since eighth grade. It's been like our dreams.
1:32:00🔗Dr. WhoYeah, you've been on hold for three years. For two hours and five minutes.
1:33:16🔗Dr. WhoA little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit. Take a quick break. We'll be right back. We're going to take a quick 22 hour break and be back with more of the program tomorrow night. So until next time, this is Adam Carolla for Dr. Drew saying, Mahalo.
1:34:24🔗Dr. WhoI'm going to love you all my baby. I'm going to give it to you to the cows.
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