2:44🔗AdamYeah, I mean there's nothing worse than that, you know, that hot blonde who was the belle of the ball and then you see her at the reunion and she's all sunblasted and the wheels have come off the wagon, you know, years of smoking and lying out of taking a toll. These chicks, they never work.
2:58🔗Dave NavarroBut eventually someone in her life is going to say, you look great.
3:01🔗AdamAnd then you'll listen to it. Yeah. Well, this, this guy.
3:05🔗Dave NavarroI don't know if that day's come yet, but you know, soon enough.
3:09🔗Dave NavarroYeah, eventually it's going to get to catch up with her, where she will look better than her peers.
3:12🔗AdamShe'll be 83 and she'll look like she's 59. And someone will tell her she looks great. It'll be, it'll be a long 83 years up until that point. But Dave was getting the, the colonic, not the high colonic. That's a, that's an aftershave, right?
3:38🔗Dave NavarroFrom my understanding, it's water. It's different temperatures of water. I think sometimes they have saline in them, which I don't really know what that does. But I guess essentially what they do is, for those of you listening at home, it's a tube that gets inserted rectally and they flush your, your colon out. And they have lots of persuasive material to get you to do this.
4:22🔗AdamI've never done it, you know, in a professional environment. I have done it with a jacuzzi jet before. And I can tell you there are medicinal uses.
4:30🔗DrewWell, I'm not sure that was all medicinal, though. Sort of.
4:40🔗AdamStop me if I'm wrong. I don't know how. I don't know if they put it in and pull it out or how it works. Right. If you got a full load down there, that thing come out like a fire hydrant.
4:53🔗AdamPeople, it's not like you're taking a leak after a night of beer drinking or something. It's, you know, you got a steady stream. It's coming out like, you know, what an elephant does.
5:13🔗Dave NavarroAnd that's what he's, I still don't understand the outside, the body part. We were talking about that before.
5:17🔗DrewWhen you're developing, your body sort of involutes to form things like your gut and they remain outside your body. Things inside your body bleed when you go in. You're entering into a sterile space. Colon, mouth, esophagus, stomach, that's all outside your body. It's contiguous with the external world. The bacteria live outside, live in there.
5:38🔗Dave NavarroBut it still has to pass through.
6:30🔗AdamYou got to hit it just the right angle and it can be trouble.
6:33🔗Dave NavarroThe interesting thing when I went is there was this blonde woman who did this craniology thing. I don't know what they... It's one of those things. You were seeing those guys that say put out your hand and I'll ask a question and they push down, they can't push it and then they say they do something and then they can push it down all of a sudden and you know they're just actually pushing harder. It's one of those. So the craniology lady comes in and starts rubbing your head and then all of a sudden you can release better. I don't know if the lady flips a switch or something happens. Oh really?
6:59🔗AdamShe pushes like a pressure point and then suddenly you go like a flipper.
7:02🔗Dave NavarroAnd I'm not sure if I'm buying into that but let me tell you something. This chick is so hot that comes in and does the craniology.
8:25🔗Dave NavarroThey asked me to do that. But my understanding was you have to win at little tables and move along. It's a multiple day process. I didn't want to commit to that.
8:34🔗Don't worry, we had to make no such commitment when we were out the first day.
8:39🔗AdamI was sitting at a table with an actor named Richard, can't remember, from one of the fourth guys from Spin City.
8:53🔗AdamSo, of course, you know, I couldn't concentrate, I was like a school girl.
8:59🔗Dave NavarroSound like playing with Pacino or anything.
9:01🔗AdamI didn't even know who anyone was. And then, of course, all the poker guys, of course, I hadn't heard of them. But here's what I've learned about poker guys. Turns out, not exquisite conversationalists, you know what I mean? These guys play poker. That's what they do.
9:19🔗DrewAt my table, they're very chatty with one another. Oh, really? Oh, yeah. Well, they'd play with each other every day. They see each other all the time.
9:26🔗AdamBut was it what you would call stimulating discourse or is it just guys talking about that?
9:32🔗Dave NavarroIf it's like hardcore poker players, a lot of them, that's part of their game is, you know, some guys have a real like stone face. That's their game and they don't want to give away any tells. And then there's some guys are real chatty to kind of distract you from your hand.
9:44🔗AdamI was just, here's what I did is I sized up my table and I thought, I'm not going to win A number one, B number two, I don't really want to win because I'm sitting like here's you have to go for the following day for more. Or just that day. Like, here's the deal. You know, when I play cards, it's to get drunk and to fart on people, not to do anything else. It's a social thing. You have a card game.
10:08🔗Dave NavarroYou don't necessarily need to play cards to do that, frankly.
10:11🔗AdamI know, but here's the thing. If you do the stuff like that Jimmy and I would do without the cards, it would be gay. It's like, I can say, hey, come on over so I can fart on you when you get drunk and I'll fart on you. You got to have some cards and some chips and stuff like that. But see, you invite six, eight guys you like and you end up talking and having a good time and getting drunk and whatever. You eliminate that element of it. It's just you sitting with six, eight guys you're not really going to see again and you're not, you know, you don't know. Then an hour feels like, eh, seems like you've been sitting there for a little while. There's no music playing. There's no, you know, you're not trading stories. So I just figured, look, I ain't going to win. So and even if I do win, I'm not going to, I'm not going to advance to the, to the end. I'm just going to sit here for five and a half hours. A bunch of guys I don't want to sit with. So I'm just going to start betting like an idiot, see if I can get myself out of here. And of course, the three times I did that, let it ride thing on the really bad hand, they flipped a good car.
11:05🔗Dave NavarroAll in to win. All in to win every time.
11:08🔗AdamI kept winning. But eventually I got out and Drew got out about the same time.
11:12🔗Dave NavarroThat's the problem with the low limit tables when you go down to commerce, because I go down to commerce casino quite often.
11:18🔗Dave NavarroOkay. So I play down there. I play stud. I don't play hold them. And when you play the low limit tables, you know, a card is, you know, two, four, six dollars. And it's really very cheap to get an X card to better your hand. So like the high limit tables are where, you know, it's really going to hurt you to buy a card if you don't really have a hand. And that's where the real...
11:38🔗DrewIt was $2,000 sometimes to stay in the game.
12:28🔗CallerMy question is, all right, I was raped when I was 16, but I don't feel as traumatized as most rape victims seem to feel. My thought on it is, I'm not going to obsess over it. I'm not going to walk through life saying, oh, I was raped, blah, blah, blah. I was wondering if this is an okay way of thinking or if I should still try to get some therapy.
12:52🔗DrewRachel, this is how we know that you are not a good victim, that you had not been previously victimized.
13:00🔗DrewIs that true? You weren't sexually abused or anything growing up? Nope. Yeah, people that were victimized will often have post-traumatic stress symptoms, they will resurrect everything from the past, and their behavior around the trauma will be sort of predictable. They won't report it, they will hide it from everybody that feels responsible for it, and when it happens, they will freeze. The freeze reaction is something that is sort of indoctrinated into their brain from long in the past. In your case, you had an accident. What happened?
13:30🔗CallerI was at a party with a friend of mine, and I was drinking, and I fell asleep, and I just went into one of the rooms and fell asleep, and I was a virgin at the time, and I woke up like I had extreme vagina pain, and I was like, what the hell, and this guy was on top of me, so I started punching, kicking, breaking his nose, and all that, and I just lost and went home.
13:50🔗Dave NavarroDid you really break his nose, Rachel?
13:52🔗DrewCongratulations. Good for you. Thank you. Please everybody, listen to Rachel, listen to how different that story is to the ones we normally get on Loveline.
14:09🔗Dave NavarroBut let me, can I also add a tack on some of this? The other thing, Rachel, that I've learned about, you know, not feeling as dramatically affected by a certain tragedy as you would expect to, don't judge your feelings. If you feel the way you feel, cool. Good for you.
14:27🔗CallerI mean, I'm going to college, making a better life for myself.
14:31🔗Dave NavarroThat's what you got to do. And don't feel guilty for not feeling bad.
14:35🔗DrewHere's the deal. She's like had a, some sort of acid test for emotional health in the past. Yeah. It's just, there it is.
14:43🔗AdamYeah. Well, listen, you can't prevent people, look, you can be parked at a stoplight and some drunk driver can T-bone you. You can't do anything about that in life, but it's how you react to it. Does it destroy your life? Do you drive again? Do you, can you leave your house? That's the part you can control and she passed the test.
15:00🔗DrewAnd most good victimizers though pick good victims. This guy's radar was off.
15:06🔗AdamWow, he just saw some chick who was passed out.
15:21🔗CallerJust first to let you guys know, because I know the way you guys are by listening to you. Before I tell you my story, I am not gay, nor have I ever stuck anything up my rectum ever in my life.
15:45🔗AdamHere's the guy's question, which smacks of boguosity to me, which is says he's a vegan who joined the Marines and they forced him to eat dairy and it has pain in its butt. This is obviously bogus. I was just looking and I don't even, I never even look at the calls that Bose. There's not a vegan on the planet that would join the Marines. It's a totally different human being. The guys who join the Marines are guys like Patrick. Guys like Patrick aren't vegan.
16:11🔗Dave NavarroNot to mention the Marines, they wear leather boots. So it just doesn't work for them.
16:14🔗AdamThere you go. Patrick. We'll see you in hell, jackass. They're not all leather anymore, but they have the leather heel and the leather front. They went to a lighter nylon construction, but they do have the leather.
16:29🔗Dave NavarroMany animals have died in the process of producing that nylon.
16:32🔗AdamOh my God, think about the animals that died in war anyway. Just getting shot.
16:37🔗AdamOh my God. All right. Let's talk to Randy, who's 17, who's joining the Army. What's the theme, Randy?
16:47🔗I was in Arkansas for a little while at Job Corps and I met this girl up there named Casey and we've been, we've been, we were together. I went up there when I first turned 16.
16:59🔗AdamHold on. By the way, Job Corps is prison with a rake, essentially. It's outdoor prison. Right. It's a look.
17:42🔗Dave NavarroI think probably the interaction with Casey might be a little bit more fascinating.
17:45🔗Yeah, go ahead. So I got out, we've been hitting off, so anyways, after about nine months, she got pregnant. And now I'm joining this, you know, for my son because he needs a better life than what I'm doing.
18:01🔗AdamWell, you're 17, you know, it sounds like a great old veteran from Vietnam or something. When you've loved and lost like Randy over here, we've seen friends dying.
18:12🔗Dave NavarroThen you know what life's really all about.
18:13🔗AdamYeah, it's 17. Jesus Christ. Randy. Now, this is what happens, by the way, you guys, you have these lives where you get a little hiccup and a stumble out of the blocks, then you compound everything by cranking out a kid and now you're screwed. Now you're the world's oldest 17 year old. 17 going on 44. You want to join the army for the for your kid. Well, what about you learn welding at the Job Corps? You know, welding is not a bad gig.
19:21🔗AdamOK, look, here's all here's what I'm saying to you, Randy.
19:25🔗Dave NavarroWhy doesn't why doesn't you just, Randy, why don't you just hang with the kid and be a dad?
19:29🔗AdamOK, here's the deal. A welder makes a decent hourly rate, especially if you get into a union and you start doing some commercial work, some construction, you'll make 25, 30, 35 bucks an hour and you get all kinds of benefits. You join the army, you're going to get 875 bucks a month. You see what I'm saying? Now he's 17 years old. If he said he wanted to join the army to get a little discipline or to learn a skill or something, that would be all for it. If you're doing it to step up financially, you want to get no higher bracket, going to the army, it's just a little below hobo on the pay scale. I mean, they pay for everything. That's why it's a good deal, but they don't pay you anything. All right, Randy, if he's 17, he's trained as a welder, he'd do his apprenticeship.
20:20🔗DrewHe sounds like a mature 17-year-old also.
20:39🔗Adam$8 an hour. It's a minimum wage out here for a welder. Listen, how about you go down to your local union hall, try to get yourself a job as like an apprentice, you know, you're getting like $18 an hour in benefits. You do that for like a year and a half and then next thing you know you become a journeyman and you'll be 22, 23 years old, you'll be running a cruise. All right. Listen, I like...
21:07🔗AdamLet me tell you something about being dumb. Dave, listen, not you, but you know dumb people.
21:13🔗Dave NavarroYes. I know plenty of them. It works with me.
21:15🔗AdamI've said it many times on this show. Part of being dumb is not... It's not that you don't have your own good ideas. It's that you don't listen to other people's good ideas or prudent ideas. You know? Look, I'm not going to invent anything. I'm not going to come up for the cure to cancer, AIDS or anything like that. But I will listen. If someone has a good idea, I'll use it. I'll make it my own. I'll get just as much use out of it as they will. And that'll make me smart or at least smart by default. I'm using smart people's ideas. Dumb people can't hear anything but their own horrible. They got a horrible. They got like a bass drum that's just dumb, dumb, dumb.
21:53🔗Dave NavarroI know. But what do you what does that say about somebody who calls a phone number to a radio station and hangs on hold for 20 minutes and then asks the question and still doesn't hear it?
22:03🔗AdamDumb, dumb, dumb. Now that that just becomes.
22:07🔗Dave NavarroThat's like effort to find the answer that you're not listening to. So he gets an A for effort and a D for dumb.
22:17🔗AdamDavid Navarro, everybody, better radio host than Dr. Drew in the 10 minutes he's been sitting here. Are we rolling along here? Oh, we are?
22:39🔗AdamWe're going to be watching the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on the show on. The on. 2-VE- Hey, everybody, it's the Loveline.
23:42🔗Dave NavarroYeah, you both look fantastic. I'm serious.
23:45🔗AdamWell, you know what's nice about this show is we get to see people and we get to, you know, it's nice because, you know, it's like if you see someone every day, you don't notice when they've lost 40 pounds.
24:01🔗AdamIt melts off two ounces a day and it's no big deal. We see people incrementally a year at a time, a year and a half at a time. And it's nice. And sometimes we see them heading up and heading down or whatever. I would say Dave and Carmen, we've both felt that we've seen do a nice steady climb with a nice diet of therapy and enemas and everything. I mean, you and Carmen are both sort of felt at least Drew, stop me if you think I'm wrong here.
25:17🔗Well, pretty much, I've been going out with my boyfriend for a year, and I don't know, I'm very strict on the underwear rule, meaning we have no sex.
25:28🔗Dave NavarroYou mean it doesn't come off? The underwear does not come off?
26:05🔗Well, me and him got kind of like really into it at one point and pretty much my panties were off and he was on me and we were grinding and half of his penis went in me, half of it. Which part?
27:23🔗Dave NavarroI love when you tell that story, though. We should get into that later. It's a good story. It's a good story.
27:28🔗AdamIt's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story.
27:58🔗Dave NavarroIt's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story.
28:01🔗It's a good story. It's a good story. It's a good story. He starts pretty much telling me not to hang with his friends because he doesn't trust his own friends, and I don't know, it's weird.
29:05🔗AdamI don't know, I'm just an old fashioned, simple, religious person.
29:10🔗I'm not religious, actually. I'm not. It's kind of weird. It's just most likely the respect, you know, because I want to lose it to someone that I love.
29:22🔗DrewYes. We get that and we respect that and we admire that. But our question is, why in the face of this mishap do you have such difficulty sort of processing what happened? You need such reassurance. It was sort of an accident happened and sort of nearly violated as something that was important to you. You're a 21 year old woman. Why couldn't you sort of make sense of that for yourself, with your friends? You have friends?
29:51🔗I have just a couple of close friends, not really.
29:55🔗DrewSo understand we're not at all taking issue with your value in remaining virgin. We are taking issue with why, in the face of mishap, it was so overwhelming to you. You sort of can't process it. Like, oh my god, what happened to me?
30:09🔗AdamDo you think she goes to school now? She goes to work? She works with stuffed animals or something. Christina? What do you do for a living?
30:21🔗Actually, I'm going to Olympia College for massage therapy.
30:26🔗Dave NavarroNice. That could really parlay into something special.
30:29🔗AdamAnd a virgin will fetch you an extra couple of bucks if you're a virgin. I do that.
30:35🔗Dave NavarroThere's an opening in Koreatown, actually, at this one place I know.
31:17🔗AdamThat'd make a hole. There'd be trouble then. What's up, baby?
31:21🔗CallerI'm doing all right. I'm at work right now. You're 22. I got a question in relation to my girlfriend who lives in Florida. And I met her. She flew down here once to visit and then she left. And she's kind of an insecure person. And I've been having troubles with her and her mom because her mom beats her and does drugs and she's an alcoholic.
31:41🔗CallerSo I'm not going to have my girlfriend who I really love. And I've been dating for like eight months. I'm not going to ever deal with that.
31:46🔗DrewHold on a second. Hold on. Hold on. How many days have you been in the presence of your girlfriend? Total.
32:01🔗DrewThat's not a whole lot of days when you declare your love and the length of time of this relationship. Keep in mind that you really don't know this woman.
33:03🔗CallerI actually met her through a friend that I know who lives in Florida. He's a meteorologist and he met this girl and then so he called me up and told me about her and so I called her and we started getting to know each other.
33:47🔗AdamWhat do you what do you do for a living? She's Dave. When we hear here, when you hear this, when you hear right now, what do you do for a living, Adam? Well, me, me right now, right, right now, right now, it's never run my own law firm. Right. Right now. You don't want to hear right now, like, here's what you don't want to hear. When your daughter brings home a guy, she said.
34:18🔗Dave NavarroBut my question is, what if you said, right now, I'm just expecting to finish this degree in medicine, so I can go on to. It's not going to be that.
34:26🔗Dave NavarroRight now, I'm just about to kick the bar.
34:27🔗AdamNo, no. It's never. It's not that right now. Well, right now, I'm just finishing touches on my astronaut training and then I'll be ready to go into orbit. Never. Joseph.
35:04🔗AdamIt's going to be like Good Will Hunting. All right. Joseph. Yeah. Here's the whole thing. And I'm sure Dave will want to chime in on this one, which is. And this is to all you guys out there who are going to go to the pound and save a kitten. It's a great impulse.
35:22🔗AdamBut keep in mind, someone like this, A, they grew up in Florida, so that's already years of therapy just to get them right, just to get them to be able to assimilate into the outside world. And number two, you got the abuse of alcoholic moms beating them and you're hanging out for it. Yelling and that they're no good, which by the way, what year is the mom from, the forties? You're no good. No count? The point is, is you get this one. She may look great. She, you may just think, look, all she needs is a shoulder to cry on and a place to feel like she's secure. This will be a handful for you.
35:54🔗Dave NavarroIn the future, let me just tell you this.
35:57🔗Dave NavarroMy experience of being the rescuer, which is validating because, especially when I'm doing something, in the old days when I was insecure and I didn't feel like I had direction and then there's some young, you know, helpless little doe out in the forest that needs me to protect her, you know, then I feel validated and I feel strong and I feel like I have value and worth. And then at the end of the six months later, she's banging one of your friends. I'm looking, yeah, and I'm looking, trying to help a man get her out of here.
36:22🔗AdamHe's banging Perry Farrell, yes, if that's something he's into. He does like the gals sometimes, right?
36:31🔗Dave NavarroHe's married with another kid on the way.
36:35🔗AdamHoly Christ, how does that work? You know, I ran into today. All right. So the answer for Joseph, God bless you, but be careful. You've only known her for 15 days and there may be trouble. Don't crank any kids out.
36:48🔗Dave NavarroAlso, the other thing is school, you may want to re-evaluate a person that you're hanging out with that's putting up because basically what's happening is this woman that he's dating is sending the message to her family that it's OK to treat me like this.
37:02🔗Dave NavarroAnd I don't know if it's necessarily the healthiest thing to get involved with somebody long distance that is sending that message to the people in her family. I was a handful there, pal.
37:11🔗AdamYou know, I ran into today at the poker tournament. No, Jim Rose from Jim Rose, a sideshow.
37:19🔗AdamWell, he's not a big man and he wouldn't recognize him without his balls pulled over his head.
37:25🔗Dave NavarroSee, I didn't talk about dealing cards. This guy has, you know, he's a winner with that.
37:30🔗AdamI don't know what the hell he Jim Rose, Jim Rose from this side show is he's a guy started the whole Lollapalooza, put the nail through the scrotum sack stuff and pick up the anvil with the penis and everything. And first off, we had this very corporate conversation about puppetry of the penis, which is nice. Like, hey, Adam. Yeah, it was great. Adam, how you doing, buddy? Jim Rose, where we met with Korn in San Francisco. Oh, yeah. Hey, how you doing there, bud? Yeah, good. Hey, what's what's doing? Are you still doing the side show? No, I've got taste of puppetry of the penis. Oh, that was you. Well, you know, we were doing the same thing. So I don't know the name, but I'm in for a taste. Fantastic. That's great. So every time a guy takes a taste of puppetry of the penis dork and ties into a sheep shank, you get a buck fifty or how's that? That's not work. I had a very corporate conversation with him about puppetry of the penis.
38:24🔗Dave NavarroAnd so but the last time I know if you want to say that he's in for a taste of that, though, it's probably probably should have said reevaluate that.
38:37🔗AdamHe said so, you know, the last time I was in San Jose, last time I saw Jim Rose, I was with Korn in San Jose, somehow bringing Korn out on and some record store. Jim Rose came out behind me and promptly tied his dork into a knot in front of a bunch of 13 year olds. Then there was a big lawsuit, I got called by the San Jose Police Department a week later, but he beat the lawsuit, it just cost a few grand.
39:16🔗AdamYeah, his wife shoots fire out of her vagina.
39:19🔗DrewYou discovered that that night, yes. That was the night you learned that.
39:22🔗AdamYeah, we got to go to break, but I just got to tell you, I was sitting around a quiet moment with Jim Rose in San Jose, and I said, Jim, what's it like for you? I'm out on the road 300 days out of the year. What about your wife? Do you miss her? Don't you want to go home? She's with me. Oh, she goes out on the road with you. Yeah, she shoots fire out of her vagina.
39:41🔗Dave NavarroI think they have something for that, right? Dose of penicillin or?
39:45🔗DrewWhen you actually see flames, though, it's a different matter.
39:53🔗AdamYeah, whether they blow darts out of their ass at the model airplanes at BuzzFly. That's beautiful. So saw Jim Rose. Dave Navarro here tonight. Yes, sir. Till death do us part right now on MTV, Wednesday night, 1030. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back.
40:50🔗DrewJust a second, do we have to check some weather?
40:52🔗AdamFirst, we got to check the weather, 63 degrees, and also got to 63 coming in to Carson City. South Van Nuys checking in at 63, Laguna de Gal, 63 degrees, a big 63 degrees in Carson, Canoga Park coming in at 63 degrees, Studio City, 63. I like when they mix it up, checking in, coming in at, checking in at, like the goddamn city of Canoga Park all checked in at 63 degrees. Don't these guys just feel like tremendous a-holes when it moves a degree and a half and they cover several million square acres, you know, and they go like Orange County checking in at 59 degrees, Van Nuys coming in at 60, it's 59 in Simi Valley. You've just covered 250 square miles and they've gone up a half a degree. Really? All over? Now you're going for a fourth. Here we go. Santa Clarita coming in at 59.
41:48🔗DrewThey'll go from Santa Barbara to Oceanside.
41:50🔗AdamOceanside coming in at 59 and a quarter. One just start breaking up into fractions. I'll give you more to do. Slow and go on the 110. Look out for brake lights. All right. Well, now that everyone's gotten a whole s-load of information they don't need, I can work on killing another hour and getting a paycheck.
42:13🔗AdamIt's 759. That is one minute away from the top of the hour, eight o'clock straight up. I like that. I love that. When they start getting in that, when you start getting into math, that means you've got nothing to say. Like when you, like when you, it's them saying it's 745. That's 15 minutes away from the top of the hour.
42:37🔗AdamIt's equivalent of you going out on a date and going, I'm going to have the linguine and clams. What I'm not going to have is I'm not going to get the chili size. I'm not going to get the antipastas. Like, do you got to go over the whole goddamn menu and say what you're not getting? Just say what it is. Oh, that's unclear. You drive in your car? 745. I wonder what he means by that crazy ambiguous message. 745. Is it military time? Where could I be right now? Jesus Christ. What's wrong with radio, Dave?
43:16🔗Dave NavarroI'm learning as we go right here.
43:24🔗AdamDavid Navarro, Kissing Ass and Stu, didn't I? Put your cheeks together. We're going to hear something off Jane's Addiction. Where'd you think of that name? It's a kooky name. I love that name. That's a great name. Anyway, hoping to get Jane in from the band possibly next week. She's a delight. We're going to hear something off the CD. The CD is called Stray. It's got a picture of the guys up front. Don't see Jane.
44:01🔗Hey kids, I hate to interrupt, but how long is the song?
44:04🔗AdamDrew was talking too much. We can't hear the song.
44:07🔗Dave NavarroWe can pass on the song. Let's go to the phones.
44:09🔗AdamNo, we'll go to, when we go to, we'll take a call, we'll go to break, then we come back, we catch up with Dave Navarro. Jane's addiction. We hear the song.
44:17🔗Dave NavarroJane coming down, Jethro in pink.
44:22🔗AdamMolly from Molly Hatch. It's coming by on Tuesday.
45:21🔗Dave NavarroI was just about to go with the old SSRI discussion.
45:26🔗AdamSo how about it, Linda? Maybe you're a little bit depressed.
45:30🔗Well, I'm not really sure because sometimes I get a little depressed. Like I just withdraw from everything and I don't want to do anything.
45:38🔗DrewYou know, that's getting severely depressed, but just the lack of enjoyment in previously enjoyable activities is a sign of depression.
45:44🔗Dave NavarroYeah, depression isn't necessarily like being legitimately bummed out all the time. It can be very, it just can show itself in disinterest and you know, even the choice you'll look, we can go to the dentist or we could go to Disneyland and you don't care which one you go to. That's depression.
46:02🔗Dave NavarroYou might want to see a psychiatrist about that.
46:08🔗It'd be good looking at one that really wouldn't.
46:11🔗DrewThen maybe tell somebody at school to counsel a teacher or something.
46:14🔗AdamYou might be able to tell your parents, you just, you feel tired and you don't, you don't feel like you're enjoying things.
46:18🔗DrewYou can just go see a doctor, say, listen, I don't feel good all the time and they'll take you to any family practitioner or internist who should be able to ferret this out as depression. So yeah.
46:26🔗Dave NavarroTell them that you're depressed and you want to see a psychiatrist and the other option is that you could take up the drums and they will drive you right over to the office. Promise.
46:36🔗AdamWe'll take a break. David Navarro in the hissy tonight. Him and James Electra got a marriage show out there and a lot going on. We're going to take a quick break. We're going to hear a slice off his new pizza that he dropped this dish just the other day. We're going to cut some vinyl, cut some wax, all after this. Alright guys, here's the deal.
47:03🔗CallerLook in the hookup, call the Dateline. Stick a waist in time with the wrong person, call the Dateline.
48:18🔗Dave NavarroI'm much happier with the size of my forearm than my penis. Maybe there's something I could do about this. I call this guy.
48:24🔗AdamPlus it's great for like opening car doors, peeling things. Drew, let me just say real quick with the book. Here's the two rules of the book. You either gotta put the book away. Or you gotta set it up. Drew likes to set, we have this book that Dr. Alter.
48:44🔗AdamI was explaining, that is the most grotesque book you've ever seen in your life. It is really, it's like one of those war injury books. It's a textbook about being transgender, just cutting off penises. Drew will set it out so the guest can find it. The guest will never leave.
49:04🔗AdamYes, he's hooked you up to a tumescence monitor by the way.
49:06🔗Dave NavarroThe funny thing is for the past hour I've just been looking at it without saying a word about it.
49:12🔗AdamDave, the results have not been good for you by the way. You just took a look at the graph. It's off the charts. But the point is that Drew will put the book out. The guest will inevitably flip it open. And then halfway into a call, the guest goes, Oh my God, look at that. And then Drew goes, Yeah, did you see that? And then he points and bangs the mic and no one knows what he's talking about. So Drew, here's what I'm saying. You either got to put the book away or you got to set it up.
49:35🔗Dave NavarroOr we can make this just like, you know, a firm setup for whenever you don't know what a guest is talking about. It's more than likely this book that we're discussing.
50:01🔗DrewI also pulled something off the web, a Yahoo headline that oral sex is an article coming out tomorrow. Oral sex linked to mouth cancer. That's all I get a word virus.
50:24🔗AdamAll right. It's back to the hand. Put on the plate text glove and get back to love. All right. Let's hear something from Jane's Addiction. Of course, Dave Navarro, a big part of Jane's Addiction. How did Jane's Addiction and then Red Hot Chili Peppers and then back to Jane's? Is that basically how it went?
50:51🔗Dave NavarroYeah. And that, in fact, we were discussing outside. That's kind of what's leading me to where I'm sitting today. But, yeah, I started with Jane's when I was about 18 years old, went into Chili Peppers for about five years, left and went back. And here we are.
51:07🔗AdamHow much better a guitarist are you now at 36 and you are at 18?
51:14🔗Dave NavarroI think that my sensibilities are better, but I think that I was technically better at 18.
51:19🔗Dave NavarroOh, yeah, because at 18, I'm practicing all the time. Really? And now I don't pick up a guitar unless I'm playing with other musicians. And I think that there is a sensibility that comes from playing with other musicians on a continuous basis that, I don't know, it creates a sensibility to music and to hearing things better.
51:37🔗Dave NavarroTechnically I could do things at 18 that I can't do now.
51:39🔗AdamJust because you would lock yourself in your room for hours and not stop until you got it right? Yeah. All right. Well, here is the technically poor Dave Navarro, but spiritually richer guitarist.
56:09🔗Dave NavarroI believe I took to it, and I think that I worked real hard at it and developed a gift. I don't know if you just have it. I'm not one of those guys.
56:16🔗AdamAnd what made you focus so much on it? Other things not going right?
56:23🔗Dave NavarroYeah, I think actually I turned to music to kind of just avoid the monotony of life and perhaps some tragic events that happened in my life. It became my friend.
56:33🔗AdamAnd when was your first band? Was it Jane's Addiction?
56:36🔗Dave NavarroNo, my first band was in maybe ninth grade. I was with Steve Perkins from Jane's Addiction, and we had a speed metal band and, you know, Yeah, I was around then we started playing the Troubadour. And so I've been really yeah, since high school, just been playing clubs around LA. Oh, man.
56:52🔗AdamWhat? By the way, there was always some there was always some guy played the drums in like junior high or something. He's the coolest kid in the school.
56:58🔗Dave NavarroSteve Perkins was that guy immediately.
57:02🔗AdamYeah. All you had to do was once a year, there would be a talent show at school. All you need to do is a drum solo. And you were in for the rest of the year. That was good. That was one year. You got a one year membership of cool.
57:14🔗Dave NavarroBut in the next year, boom, Steve didn't even have to do that because we didn't have talent shows. It wasn't that kind of school. They weren't. They weren't that flexible. It was it was a private school. So all he had to do was walk around with sticks sticking out of his backpack, which created the mystique.
57:28🔗Dave NavarroThat he was funny. You know what I mean? So he just became even cooler than, you know, you don't even you have to imagine how cool he is.
57:36🔗AdamYou know, see, that's the thing. Like once in a while, there'd be that kid who had a had a jersey. But it was like a motorcycle racing jersey or something. And he was the best. Because, you know, you would never see him do whatever he did. I was just explaining to someone about this is much this is a much better plan. And I know you, Drew, you got to explain this to your boys and your boys. I'm going to make them up a backpack. It's going to have it's going to have drumsticks, motorcycle grips. It's going to have like a Tybo boxing gloves. Just hanging off of it.
58:06🔗AdamAnd everyone's going to be like, they're going to be they're going to respect him. They're going to fear him. Girls will worship him. It'll be it'll be great. But like we had one guy at our school. I went to school in, you know, North Hollywood when one guy was in the hockey. Jeff Katz. He wore a jersey.
58:21🔗Dave NavarroIs that one of those things that no matter how good you can imagine him to be, he's still not quite cool, isn't it?
58:26🔗AdamHe's still no Jeff Katz was still not quite cool. But the best hockey player any of us ever knew, even though we've never actually seen him play hockey, just because it was North County.
58:38🔗Dave NavarroYeah, you probably more than likely didn't know any others.
58:40🔗AdamSo of course he owned his own hands down. The best he had to be the best. And of course, no one would ever call anyone on it because he just show up and start he just wears jersey and start talking about hockey. Now he had a hat trick last weekend. Everyone just sit there and go, wow, that's amazing.
58:56🔗AdamI don't know what what that would be for your kid, though, Drew. It could be motor sports. Could it could be like, you know, be good. One of those like crazy octagon fighting things, you know, that would be scaring the other kids.
59:19🔗Dave NavarroI had a kid in my school when I was growing up who was into martial arts, and he was Asian. Don't even look at him. Yeah, don't look at him. Look away.
59:33🔗AdamHe weighed 60 pounds, but he was a tornado. OK, Drew, here's what I know your kid to wear. OK, he wears a gi, a full gi, with the belt, you know, the black belt and everything, right? Then, here's the other guy you had to watch out for. The guy wore those Bruce Lee slip-on shoes.
59:51🔗AdamThat's scary. And if the big toe is sewn into it, look out. That guy, he'll take his foot, put it right on your temple. Inside your temple, you won't even know what's going on. Okay, they got to wear those shoes. Then the backpack with the gloves, the handlebar grips, and the sticks and stuff.
1:00:07🔗Dave NavarroAnd a copy of Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery for the external genitalia inside. In case it happens to open up, that falls out, you got it made. You're getting laid that afternoon.
1:00:18🔗AdamAnd some kind of headgear with a bandana-based headgear thing going on, too. That's another badass thing. Chicks will worship him, the guys will fear him.
1:00:29🔗Dave NavarroBut you can't do that in high school.
1:00:30🔗AdamNo, high school doesn't work because someone will call you out on it.
1:01:07🔗CallerThis is Dave here. I've been playing guitar for about two years, two and a half years now. I was wondering why you prefer PRS's over Gibson's and Fender's? What's a PRS?
1:01:19🔗Dave NavarroPRS is, well let's refer to the manual. It will be right in here, Chapter 48. No, PRS is Paul Reed Smith guitar. The reason I prefer those is because they're lightweight, lighter than a Les Paul. And they have a five position pickup switch where I can get a single coil sound out of it. But I can also get the humbucking sound out of it. So it's lightweight and I get a versatile sound out of it.
1:01:43🔗Dave NavarroI don't know. I never really got into it that much. I just know it sounds fatter and thicker. It's like there's two coils. It's not interesting to your listeners, but I'll answer your question. It's two coils. It's a fatter sound. And the single coil is like a strat sound. And it's a little bit thinner and a little bit less mirish.
1:02:01🔗AdamIs part of it stuff that you're just used to? You got started with or you like it? You know what I mean? I mean, what percentage of it is, hey, this is the one I play, so it's the one I play.
1:02:11🔗Dave NavarroActually, in the studio, I'll play anything that's appropriate for the track. You know, I want a variety of sound, so I'll play whatever I can get my hands on if it sounds right. But live, I need something that's versatile that I can pretty much duplicate those sounds throughout the night, throughout the set.
1:02:34🔗Dave NavarroSo what I like to do is I play my single neck guitar, but I have the double neck on a stand just in eyesight. They know I have it in, but they can't imagine how out of the backpack. Exactly.
1:02:53🔗CallerMy penis is kind of weird. Say you're looking straight down at a picture of a penis like right into the hole and kind of like tilt the picture like 45 degrees and that's kind of what it's like.
1:03:38🔗CallerWell, like, what can I do about it? Are there any problems?
1:03:42🔗DrewJust if you start having painful erection or trouble getting an erection, then you want to see a urologist. But I doubt you will.
1:03:46🔗AdamI see. Urination must be like laser straight. I mean, you know, like a picturing like rifling and a gun, you know, like it's coming out like a quarterback throwing a football. You know what I mean?
1:03:56🔗Dave NavarroThis could be like a ballistic situation. We can get into some, you know, forensic stuff.
1:04:00🔗AdamHow's that urine coming out? Is it good and straight?
1:05:18🔗DrewThe humo part is human insulin. And the humolog is the ultra-short actin, so you take it for meals, right? And do you understand how the diabetes does its damage?
1:05:37🔗DrewThe damage is caused by the elevated blood sugar causes damage to the small blood vessels. And then that then damages the tissue, the nerves, and particularly with your concern with the penis, it can affect the arteries, it can affect the nerves. And if you don't keep very, very tight control of your blood sugar, yes, it will over many years, it will begin to affect your ability to have an erection and or feel anything in your penis even.
1:06:01🔗DrewSo the whole point is you must take very meticulous control of your blood sugar. So it's always in a proper range by using the insulin. All right. Right?
1:06:10🔗AdamYes. I'm agreeing with you. When it gets out of the range, it does damage.
1:06:15🔗Dave NavarroReal quick, let me just ask this. First of all, the reason I asked about the masturbation is I know some, I've heard stories of guys who have, you know, bizarre methods that affect the cosmetic. That can affect the cosmetic function of the penis. But in terms of diabetes, what's borderline diabetic? Because that's what I am and I don't have to take insulin. But I've been told I'm borderline diabetic.
1:08:39🔗AdamOkay, could you spit that out for just a moment? Thanks, baby doll. Oh, man, you got to send your gal to whatever finishing school. We'll get that off the air.
1:08:59🔗AdamDoes your boyfriend give you oral sex? And first off, let me apologize for calling this late in the evening. We didn't mean to disturb you. Tomorrow's a school day.
1:10:20🔗AdamHey Danielle. Here's the thing, oral sex is probably going to be your fastest route to an orgasm.
1:10:32🔗Dave NavarroAnd then secondly, Here's another option is to go to a sex shop, get one of those little vibrating deals. Well, if you want solution here or what? So hear me out here. Get one of those vibrating deals, let him do his thing and then you can hold that down on your clit at the same time and something's bound to happen. And if it doesn't, like I said, Dave will buy it off you. I could use that, believe me.
1:10:54🔗AdamYeah, you do that underarm, you just get a quick wipe under the arm thing before you hand it to Dave.
1:10:59🔗Dave NavarroAnd if that doesn't work, you know, like I said, in fact, for women with this problem, because this is a common problem, I think there are certain stores that sell a package of those vibrating eggs that comes with a copy of the Johnny Depp pirate movie.
1:11:52🔗CallerShe's a horrible person. We shouldn't talk to her.
1:11:54🔗AdamShe's a, she's a, she's a, I think it's safe to say she's a horrible person. And now listen, when I ask if someone's drunk, this is me giving them, they're out.
1:12:05🔗AdamBecause, A, they, they're, listen, your speech is slurred, you're bitch and a half, and you have the attention span of a Duraflame log and you're stone cold sober, that's brain damage now.
1:12:16🔗Dave NavarroYeah, no wonder you can't have an organessm. Yeah, you should pray you're drunk.
1:12:20🔗AdamMore, and forget about booze, make some heroin and speed in there too, you know. It's giving you the out. It's like when a cop goes, is your speedometer broken? Yeah, after you punch your fist through it, yes, it is, all right. Dave Navarro, hanging with the zoo. Hey, Dave.
1:13:28🔗AdamHe's coming to the studio tonight. I'll tell you, these kids can rock. I'll tell you what, right now, this guy swings a pretty mean axe. You know, I'll tell you what, he's got the double-necker up there on stage.
1:14:06🔗AdamThe 26th. So 29 minutes away from the 26th, which would be two days away from the end of the month, which would be one day away when we get to that point from the first, and then eventually we're all going to die. That's fantastic. All right.
1:14:56🔗Dave NavarroNo, you literally just went across it.
1:14:59🔗Adam23 away from an 800. That'd be eight o'clock to be straight up to be the top of the airplane. All right, let's get back to the phones. LAX checking in at 59, by the way. It's raining out there. So you may want to wear a jacket. I like that one, too. I like the subtle apparel suggestions. There's a 250 mile an hour wind coming in and hail balls. The size of raccoons. You may want to put on a sweater. Hey, thanks. I was going to go out in a Speedo and Zorries, but you're saying it's minus 28. I should put a jacket on. All right, fantastic. Where were we before these guys put sweaters on and doing the math for us on the clock? Christie?
1:16:05🔗CallerWell, you know, sometimes he'll say like, oh, I don't like to do it because my jaw hurts or something. And then he'll make up some stupid reason.
1:16:12🔗CallerThere could be some funky smell coming from your job. I'm not kidding you.
1:16:26🔗AdamWhat's his nationality? Maybe there's an ethnic problem here. Ah ha. That's the number one race. Let me tell you. Let me tell you other races about something. Some of you may be better at basketball. Others better at soccer. We got going down on chicks. Us whiteys. Yeah, that's the number one race for going down on chicks. I'll tell you why.
1:16:55🔗AdamWe don't look. We don't get the six pack abs. We've got a little hair on the ass. You know, let me tell you something about the black man. He disrobes. He's got no hips. He's got the six pack. He has a smooth brown ass.
1:17:06🔗Dave NavarroI heard something about that. The reason.
1:17:09🔗Dave NavarroAnd this sounds in poor taste, but it's late and it's only 26 minutes to the hour. So in that case, I'll go there. Is it true, and I'm directing this to you, Dr. Drew, that the reason why there is such a high amount, high volume of black sports figures is because when they were shipped here from Africa as slaves, the the lords picked the more physically fit slaves. Is that accurate? Not only that, but it's probably a terrible issue for me to bring up right now, especially when this girl is, you know, clearly has a gay boyfriend.
1:17:48🔗AdamYou got to figure the wimpy ones. A lot of wimpy ones died off, didn't survive.
1:17:53🔗DrewThat's what I'm saying. But there was so much adversity that only the strong survived, too.
1:17:59🔗AdamSo the bros you got left, you got the Viking gene.
1:18:03🔗Dave NavarroBut see what I'm going with this, because this goes back to the white men going down and being much better at it. Maybe what really happened was not that the strongest ones were picked, but the ones with the largest penises.
1:18:19🔗AdamWell, Drew, what do you think, David Navarro is a very controversial Dave Navarro. He's got to get your plane in 28 minutes. What do you think, Drew?
1:18:35🔗DrewThere also tends to be, in warmer climates, people are lengthened out, humans are lengthened out and appendages tend to be longer.
1:18:45🔗AdamI guess my dad was an Eskimo. Christy? The world's only Italian Eskimo. All right, you are going to have to tell him that he needs to do this because you like it and it's important for him to do things that you like and it's important for you to do things that he likes.
1:19:02🔗DrewBut you're not going to do those things unless he was separately. But then you went ahead and did the things he likes and he's still withholding from you.
1:19:44🔗Dave NavarroYeah, I mean, this guy is got at least like kick up, you know, the behavior for a good year.
1:19:49🔗AdamIt's a bad sign. Dump him. At nine at the nine month mark, you should be at a dinner table on a Passover with your parents. He should pretend to drop a fork and go down on you under the table, rut rubbing up against your dad's knee. That's where you should be at nine months.
1:20:06🔗Dave NavarroNine months is a good, it's always a good place to make that decision. It is because it is the gestation time.
1:20:16🔗AdamDave Navarro after years of therapy coming in with some serious revelations, Drew. I know he's got to catch a plane in 29 minutes. Here's the thing, Drew.
1:20:25🔗AdamYeah. And also, chicks got a weird thing about once they get to a year, once a relationship gets to a year, it's like it'll go another year even if it was doomed at the end of the first year.
1:20:36🔗AdamIt's just symbolically good to say if you break up at nine months, you might as well just be six months. You know what I'm saying? You get past the year, it's like, oh, I wasted a year of my life with this guy. Break it off. I don't like this guy.
1:21:09🔗My mom and my dad divorced a couple of months after I was born and he's from Nigeria and their culture is really different. They don't show their emotions or anything. He doesn't show his emotions towards me and I just feel really rejected by him and the entire male.
1:21:29🔗AdamBut you're lucky he didn't do a little circumcision job on you. We can't judge culturally, all cultures are great, beautiful and exactly the same or just different but none worse than others but you're still lucky to have your clitoris.
1:21:43🔗Dave NavarroSo you got that going for you.
1:21:51🔗AdamYes, of course. But look, here's the thing there ladies, your dad is not every man and I know it's hard to unwire that. Most every woman we speak to, if they like their dad, they like guys and if they don't like their dad, they just have sex with a bunch of guys.
1:22:10🔗DrewWell, also they tend to act out the traumas over and over so she's going to be longing for and attracted to unavailable guys.
1:22:17🔗AdamBut the fact that she's 18 and not acting out.
1:22:22🔗AdamYeah, why is that you think, Marian? Is there a reason why you're not acting out?
1:22:27🔗Um, I don't know, I guess watching my other friends and seeing their mistakes kind of makes me stay away, but I guess it is what can I interrupt you, honey.
1:22:37🔗Dave NavarroThere's one thing about that, which it's great. You don't act out and it's great that you don't, you know, sleep around and have, you know, casual sex. But at the same time, it's like, you don't want to run your life based on fear. And another thing is that, you know, if you don't take a chance and you don't learn, you know, you're going to rob yourself of a lot of growing experiences for when the right guy does come around.
1:23:00🔗DrewAnd if you can't have a real relationship, then that's time for therapy. That's how that works. That's what could be sort of sorted through potentially very quickly.
1:23:07🔗Dave NavarroYou know, because the way I look at it is like things either work out or they don't. But ultimately, I'm cool either way, you know, but I gain from from an experience.
1:23:16🔗AdamMarin, we were just floating this theory earlier. Is your dad big downstairs?
1:23:22🔗Dave NavarroWell, Dave wanted to know, you know, because that could have a strong impact. Literally.
1:23:27🔗AdamHere's the deal. How often do you see him?
1:23:30🔗CallerThe last time I saw him was a couple of years ago for Christmas, but I've talked to him and he just acts like he doesn't love me at all. And he has another daughter, but he shows lots of love and affection.
1:23:44🔗Dave NavarroI hope you understand that that's his issue and has nothing to do with you.
1:23:57🔗AdamThat's one out of two ain't bad. And I'm sorry, but yeah, little therapy and whatever Dave said, do it. But here's the whole thing too. If you don't have that dad...
1:24:06🔗Dave NavarroGet used to the when you I feel phrase and prepare yourself for that because that's going to come.
1:24:11🔗AdamHere's the thing, young chicks out there, you at 17, 18, 19 are not going to change guys that are in their 40s and 50s. They're going to the grave. If you're going to become that guy who miraculously loves his children, that'll happen about 30 if it is going to happen and it hasn't. And that the windows long since painted shut and the ship has left the harbor.
1:24:37🔗Dave NavarroYeah, I mean, the deal is with your dad there is like he's got some issue from when he was younger that's affecting him and how he's able to deal with this. Just like this is affecting you. And it's time to stop the cycle because eventually you're going to have children of your own and you're going to be kind of in this mixed up boat.
1:25:00🔗AdamCan you look at the clock? What time is it, Dave?
1:25:02🔗Dave NavarroYou know, I got about 18 minutes, 17 and a half.
1:25:05🔗AdamAway from the top of the hour. And 727 leaves at 1205.
1:25:11🔗Dave NavarroThat's five minutes into the 26th.
1:25:13🔗Adam23 away from an 800. All right. Dave Navarro, you heard it, going to hang out with us in studio. Drew, you're going to be here when we return?
1:25:40🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline, I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew, Dave Navarro in studio, and I, Dave, can you hang with us for just a couple of more?
1:25:47🔗Dave NavarroYeah, I got about 13 minutes left in me.
1:25:49🔗AdamIs there 13 away from the top of the hour?
1:25:51🔗Dave NavarroUntil the 26th. All right, he's got to, I was going to say, I'm going to be out of here by the 26th.
1:25:56🔗AdamRight, the day changes at the top of the hour, that'll be, it'll go to the 26th, there's 28 days in February. So then, so we're two days away from the top of the month. We're coming away.
1:26:08🔗Dave NavarroAt the top of the hour, but it's still dark out.
1:26:10🔗AdamIt's still dark outside. We'll be changing the clock.
1:26:12🔗Dave NavarroSo it's confusing, but it's a new day, actually.
1:26:14🔗AdamOnce we spring forward, when I say 26 minutes from the top of the hour, it'll be an hour and 26 minutes from the top of the hour, right?
1:26:24🔗AdamAll right, boy, they must love that clock changing thing. They must do like a whole week on the clock change. Oh, you guys, this clock, I say it every year. First off, Drew and I get horribly depressed when we lose that hour. Oh, we're going to lose it. We're pushing it ahead.
1:26:40🔗DrewI'm trying to get to rest now. Just about that. It's coming in two months.
1:26:43🔗Dave NavarroWhat's coming? It gets darker earlier.
1:27:04🔗AdamThat's rape. And by the way, I've we've discussed this many times, Drew, but that's how I know I'm a loser. How how I lament over that hour for it's like it's like a child of loss. I'll never get it back. You can never replace it.
1:27:17🔗Dave NavarroSaturday night is basically like, you know, the Sunday night before school.
1:27:20🔗AdamYes, yes, yes. And for those are the last day of summer, those of us who hated school Monday. So it'll always be a devastating day. And you know what they ought to do?
1:27:30🔗Dave NavarroI never like a Monday and I've been out of school for 25 years.
1:27:32🔗AdamThat's right. And I'm the same way. And that's why and that'd be more sensitive to a bad students like Dave and I and start school on a Tuesday.
1:27:44🔗AdamYeah, but we would learn to hate Tuesday.
1:27:46🔗CallerBut coming off a three day weekend wouldn't be that bad. Right.
1:27:50🔗AdamOr you know what they should do with school? Move it around. Starts on a Monday, one week. Next week starts on a Thursday. Then it's Tuesday. That's back to Monday. We would hate all the days just a little instead of despising the one day.
1:28:03🔗Dave NavarroWe can hang out. I can move my flight. We can riff on this later.
1:28:06🔗AdamWe'll jam on this. I'll get my double neck riff comedy acts and swing it with you. Valerie? Oh baby, what's wrong?
1:28:17🔗I'm just trying to get my act together and trying to figure out which one of the gentlemen I'm dating I want.
1:28:30🔗Dave NavarroYou know, we had a caller earlier who couldn't even land one boyfriend. Perhaps the two of you could get together.
1:28:37🔗DrewTell us about these guys. Why was this trouble deciding?
1:28:40🔗Well, one of them, he has just turned 34 and the other gentleman, he's 31.
1:28:47🔗DrewYou're 20? You don't think these guys are a little old for you?
1:28:51🔗Well, I tried dating guys close to my own age and it was almost like I used to be real busy working in politics with my mom and I ended up liking people much older than me.
1:29:52🔗Well, it's been kind of, you know, I've just been trying to decide which one of the two guys I want to go with.
1:29:57🔗Dave NavarroOkay, have you made a pros and cons list of each one and looked at that on paper, literally done that, sat down on paper, pros and cons of each guy, look at that.
1:30:16🔗AdamIs Valerie bragging because she's got a big ass? Do you know what I'm saying? I don't get it.
1:30:21🔗Dave NavarroBut you know what? That robotic empathy thing that you sound like. You know, she's primed for a political position. She's definitely in the right direction. Juggling guys, politics?
1:31:27🔗DrewBy the way, the way you would trash our callers, our callers, our listeners, probably not our callers, came to my rescue on Amazon. Remember I was complaining about the reviews last night for Cracked? They wrote some very nice...
1:31:43🔗DrewI had a lot of good ones, but then a couple bothered me last night that they were so ridiculous and I just wanted to respond to them, but you couldn't.
1:31:48🔗Dave NavarroYeah, but if you're going to buy into those, if you're going to buy into the good ones, you've got to buy into the bad ones, and then it just becomes a whole thing.
1:31:55🔗DrewBut anyway, a lot of our listeners came to my rescue, so it was nice.
1:31:58🔗Dave NavarroI'm waiting for the movie, though. That's going to be good. Paramount's interested in that, right? They ought to be. All right.
1:32:06🔗AdamLet's take a little break. Dave, are you going to stick around?
1:32:09🔗Dave NavarroYou know, I don't know. To be honest with you, he needs to go.
1:32:27🔗Dave NavarroYou know, these two hours used to fly right by.
1:32:29🔗AdamI know. Dave's very disillusioned with the show, by the way. I don't know what happened. He doesn't like me. He doesn't like the callers anymore. You know what it is. You're sober. That's what it is. And everything's like pulling teeth now. Yeah. All right, buddy. You stick around. Dave Navarro's going to hang out with us. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back.
1:33:36🔗AdamDoors. Doors always open. Always open. You come by anytime. The great Dave Navarro, Jan's Addiction, the Red Hot Chili Poppers, the whole thing, boy. I really dig your scene, buddy.
1:33:51🔗Dave NavarroI welcome you guys into the 26th.
1:33:53🔗AdamOh, thank you. Feel it. Oh, yeah, we're at two days away from the top of the calendar. So until next time, who's in here tomorrow night, Drew?
1:34:10🔗AdamUntil next time, it's Adam Crawford, Dr. Drew saying Mahalo.
1:34:14🔗Dave NavarroSo he gets an A for effort and a B for dumb.
1:34:21🔗CallerThis has been Loveline. The opinions expressed in this show are not necessarily those of the staff, management, sponsors or this station. The producer for Loveline is Ann Engeld. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.