1:28🔗AdamIf you're standing out in a parking lot and someone's got a moving van and you're doing the back it up, back it up, back it up, and then they ram into something, yeah, you're actually doing more harm than good. Right. Because they're trusting you. Yeah. And my wife had my wife trying to pull that off the other day. What's that, Anderson?
1:45🔗My heart stopped at this end. I'm like, where are they? What's going on?
1:49🔗AdamHe's checking the levels. Checking the levels.
1:52🔗AdamPoint at me. Yeah. How about you check those retard levels that are running through your brain? Thank you. Dr. Drew, over there, board certified physician, Dixon medicine specialist. Yeah, I'm telling you, this is something only a chick can do. I was doing, I was back in a car out. My wife was standing there, you know, big trash can just standing there. She's backing out. And I'm I'm looking through the rear view mirror and I'm just looking at her. She's standing by the rear bumper and I'm slowly inching, inching, inching crash. She's just staring at me through the that this is why chicks get 70 cents on our dollar. They're not a man alive, not a man alive. We're going to put the fist up, doing the flap. No, no guy immediately snaps in a little bit. Here's what I'm saying. If if if a Jew was standing out front of a concentration camp and Hitler was backing out his six wheel Benz just instinctively, just as a man, no German, no Jew, just no camp, no nothing. He wouldn't have given him like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no. He'd give him the hand thing. Squeezing, squeezing, two feet up, right.
2:56🔗AdamThat's the other thing. That that wheel thing means nothing to see there. I don't mean nothing. They just look right at you. You'd be turning away. They just keep going. What's going on here, Drew? And their insurance is cheaper. All right. One day I'm going to I'm going to I'm just it's like here. You want to know? It's like when my dad, when I tell him to follow me to the ever go to the diner. Oh, should I leave my car? Just follow me. Follow me out to the diner. This is how you would kill me. Like you want to know how you would kill me? Here's how I would die within four and a half hours. Have your dad follow you through the city. Leaving fall, I'm going 32 miles an hour and a 35. I can barely see his grill. Other cars sliding in, getting to that signal. Now you're having to pull over. What is that, Drew? What happened? What happens to old people when you tell them to follow you that it doesn't mean follow anymore? Like here's what my dad thinks. When I tell my dad to follow me somewhere, he thinks he's an FBI agent on stakeout. You know, you know, when he watched whatever it was like, hey, hey, Bill, not too close. Not too close. We don't want to be made. My dad doesn't want to be made by son. Like, hey, geez, that that burgundy Buick's been following me for the last six blocks. I might have to shake him now. I got to duck down this out. Get, get up there. Drew, what? There's certain what I would call what I assumed were just universal truths in life, and they don't seem to pertain to many people. And it does not exist in the mind of them.
4:28🔗AdamYou tell my dad, follow me, that means 750 yards between his front bumper and your rear bumper. Cars sliding in, you having to pull over, like, wait, you know, you making the signal, him missing you. How many times we got to stop?
4:43🔗DrewWe're trying to say anything when you get to where we go now. Is he mad?
4:46🔗AdamNo, no, he doesn't know. It's no problem. No, it's like, look, I'm going to go 33 to try to not to lose him. He's going to do, you know, traditional 29 in the 35. And if I go four miles an hour faster, will you do the math? I'm going to get away from it.
5:08🔗AdamWhat are you going to do? What are you going to do? Simple Plan is going to be in studio tonight, a really just simple plan, not the simple plan, not a simple plan.
5:21🔗AdamSimple plan. They're coming in tonight. They're doing the Jimmy Kimmel show tonight. So they'll be they'll be over there. And they probably must be in here about 1030. But you do the Kimmel show, your band, you go on at the end of the night. They always put the bands on. No love for the bands. They always go on at the end. They go on about 12, I mean about 1002 or something. If they hustle up, they'll be about 1035, 1040. But if not, they'll be here close to 11. Anyway, we'll be here waiting for them when they show up. They're in Drew's new movie.
7:24🔗AdamAll right. There we go. It's a little twist into that bar rag to get that last drop of sixth grade out. So, they, and do they know each other, or is it just two separate situations?
7:44🔗CallerWell, they have I Love Whoever written all over their bodies, and we were talking about their boyfriends and stuff, and she was saying that she thought she was pregnant, and I was, what? And I asked her if she had stag, and she said, yeah.
8:51🔗AdamPush and pull. Oh, wait a minute. What? Oh, I was thinking of one the other day. Yeah, inter and intra. Oh, no, no, here it is. Here it is. Continuous and contiguous.
9:19🔗AdamI'm just saying we got continuous. Do we need to work contiguous? And it just sounds like someone's mispronouncing something. All right, Maya, sorry.
9:30🔗DrewSo why haven't you told someone about this?
9:33🔗CallerYeah, I'm just wondering if there's anything that I can say to them to maybe change their minds.
9:39🔗DrewNo, they're already having sex, Maya. This is a very serious situation. And for an 11 year old to be having sex, you got to figure that's something more serious going on in the home.
10:31🔗AdamAnd then, Maya, just for fun, get the same person to explain the difference between continuous and contiguous. And intra and inter. No, wait. Yeah. Yeah. Give them to do that. And I bet they'll tell you to look it up. Because, well, I could tell you. But then how are you going to learn? And what do you mean, how am I going to learn? You're going to tell me, old jackass. Is there any better way? Well, you're going to need the tools. How about you give me the answer and I just go around and collect the answers? Then I don't need the tools. You're going to need the tools to look stuff up. How about I learn the more valuable tools of manipulation? Getting people to tell me the stuff I want to know.
11:13🔗DrewTo do stuff for you that you want them to do. Magical.
11:16🔗AdamIn the big picture, much more powerful a tool. Yes, Drew?
11:20🔗DrewYes. Especially with the looking out process now, just clicking something on a typewriter.
11:25🔗AdamNow what's the difference between contiguous and contiguous?
11:27🔗DrewContiguous, like my fingers are lying contiguously.
11:31🔗AdamYou mean they're going this way and this way?
11:34🔗DrewThey're lined up side by side, the contiguous.
11:36🔗AdamRight, where continuous would be if it was going a straight line. Railroad tracks, continuous.
11:43🔗DrewUnbroken. Contiguous can be broken pieces set side by side.
11:49🔗AdamBut not forward? If you were making a raft out of logs, would those logs be laid out in a contiguous way and not a continuous way? But a bracelet would be a continuous way?
12:06🔗AdamAll right, I'm going to look this up. I don't trust you.
12:08🔗DrewI'm going to look it up because you don't have the tools.
12:11🔗AdamWe always hear about the contiguous United States, but it's always like, I mean, they don't mean they mean Hawaii, ain't counted in Puerto Rico or Alaska.
12:20🔗DrewWhen they mean contiguous, they mean the continental. Yeah.
12:27🔗AdamThat's the same way we could streamline a little. Mary? And listen, we don't need Brett and Brent either. Get rid of one of those.
12:37🔗AdamListen, when I'm in charge, we're going to thin the herd. It's like, listen, everybody, we're getting rid of contiguous. All the I's, Nays. All right. Brent and Brett. Which one's going? And all that Derek and Dirk. Boom. Gonna thin that one out, too. And it's easy. All you guys named Dirk. Well, you're now Derek. That's all.
13:11🔗CallerI've been seeing an older guy for about three months now. I've known him for about seven and he moved to Fort Lauderdale and we're keeping in touch, a long distance relationship. He's been married twice. He just got a divorce. He has a child who's about eight years old.
13:36🔗AdamTwo time loser from Florida with an eight year old.
13:50🔗AdamWell, I don't know from Florida. He's in Florida. It's good enough for me. I don't know what's worse, being born. I can't blame the poor souls that were born in Florida. But what about the tards that migrate there? Yes, yes.
14:04🔗CallerTwo nights ago, I got a call from his ex-wife. There were a couple of days where I couldn't get a hold of him. So, I pretty much told him to stop calling me and just leave me alone.
14:23🔗DrewThrough friends? Is he working in a restaurant?
14:27🔗CallerNo, no. I actually started working for him, painting houses. So anyways, his ex-wife called me a couple of days ago and she asked me if I knew about them going to the Keys together. And he had basically told her that we were done and he thought he made that clear to me when obviously he didn't.
14:56🔗AdamAlright, alright. Listen, this guy's albino trash.
15:02🔗DrewWhat is going on? No, no, no, no, no. Why would you even get involved with a person like this in the first place?
15:11🔗CallerWell, I'm not exactly sure my friends all, you know, told me not to touch that with a 10-foot pole, but...
15:19🔗DrewWell, they sure were wrong, weren't they?
15:20🔗AdamDrew, when you see that guy's ass crack, when he's cleaning the airless sprayer and the constant smell of linseed oil on him, you'd be attracted. Drew, seriously?
15:30🔗CallerNo, come on. Now, he doesn't want anything to do with him, and he said he wants to come back home and make everything all right.
15:38🔗DrewFor you? Yes. Mary, what kind of an idiot was your dad, Mary? What kind of an idiot was your dad?
16:09🔗CallerWell, he wants to come home and I want him back so bad.
16:13🔗AdamWhat do you mean come home? You guys living together?
16:18🔗DrewOh, my God. This guy needs to go to jail.
16:19🔗AdamOkay, look. Hey, Mary, do whatever you want. Don't get pregnant. Don't become another victim to this man's semen. What are you using for protection? You're using lacquer thinner, right? On a rag?
17:00🔗DrewCondom is great. Make sure you know what the morning after pill is. You have some of that in your medicine cabinet in case the condom doesn't work. It's a pill you can take within three days.
17:07🔗AdamI'm done trying to shape idiots. Let's go do, here's the only thing. Here's the only reason I care is because I got to pay for your crappy kid. That's all. When this guy knocks you up and then heads out and you become his third ex-wife and you're sitting around and can't make ends meet, you just become a drain on the system. That's what I care about.
17:32🔗DrewAnd for me, it's heartbreaking. When I have to pay for it. It's a heartbreaking story. How many of these merry stories do we have to hear?
17:46🔗AdamAlright, listen, I see some big boobs here. Brittany?
18:36🔗AdamI was trying to combine them. No, that's good. That's good.
18:40🔗DrewI'm sorry. One of the first things you could do and probably more important for your health than anything else right now is to lose some weight. Yeah. Just from a health standpoint. I know you're focused and certainly Adam's focused on your top size.
18:52🔗DrewAnd no one is going to be operating on a 14-year-old, especially when there's a weight issue that is much more significant. And Mace, if it's addressed, successfully reduce things just getting you to lose weight and be a significant benefit for your overall health. So it's going to take some work, it's going to take some time, but it's about significantly reducing your calorie intake. Maybe go into Weight Watchers or something, some kind of program. South Beach Diet is good. Just get yourself on a program, start exercising, start walking.
19:18🔗AdamWhat's that South Beach? And by the way, she's from Arkansas. They don't even know where South Beach is.
19:25🔗CallerActually, I haven't really lived in Arkansas in my life. I've been to California. Ooh. My mom's family. Her dad's dying, so we had to move down here.
19:43🔗CallerYeah, she actually had her stomach stapled when I was five.
19:48🔗DrewWow, that's interesting. That may be in your future too, because the genetics may dictate this.
19:55🔗AdamHey, Brittany? Here's the thing. You got a bad hand genetically as far as that stuff goes, so you're going to have to work extra hard to overcome it. The good news is whenever you work extra hard to overcome something, you end up getting a bunch of character and a bunch of discipline that folks that don't have to work hard to overcome things rarely have. The beautiful people, Drew. I know I'm one of them.
20:40🔗AdamYeah, it worked. Listen, here's everything. It's all genetics. It's all, your mom's big, you're big, that's it. Your dad's skinny, you're skinny. I don't know anyone who's done really. Undone anything really.
20:54🔗DrewChanged dramatically what their genetic load was.
20:57🔗AdamNo, not really. I mean, you know, for people that have this, you know, genetic predisposition, it really becomes about management. It's, look.
21:06🔗DrewIt's like they have high blood pressure. It's something that needs management.
21:10🔗AdamYou don't go to the plate and swing for the fences physically. You choke up, make contact. And here's the thing, your success will lie in other realms. I mean, you're not going to be a runway model. Fine. Your job is not to become morbidly obese and dive hypertension at 31. And meanwhile, you can maintain a stable weight. You're never going to win any, you're not going to be a bathing suit model. Fine. Get a stable weight, get a good education, you still get a good job. Lots of husky chicks get good jobs because other chicks don't resent them.
22:02🔗AdamAs a former D-minus student, being a C student was quite a compliment to me. I understand. You understand? That's what husky is to fat. Okay.
22:13🔗AdamI'm just saying, I know Brittany's young, but she needs to hear this stuff. It's going to be a little work. Yes. Not a death sentence. Plus, there's a lot of black dudes who like that. No. You keep the weight down, you work hard, you become healthy, you get a nice guy, work hard, and you die. That's how it goes.
22:42🔗AdamAnd just a couple of few. They're doing Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back. Hello. Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Simple Plan is coming in here tonight. God willing, Simple Plan is... They're playing Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight. They're gonna rock the Hizzy, and then they're gonna pack it up like a true rock band, hit the road, and come out here.
24:10🔗CallerI just want to say, Dr. Drew, you rule. Yeah. And Adam, you know what I like about you, Adam? You just bust out with the metaphor like nothing.
24:44🔗AdamListen, if you want to be me, you got to bring your grades. Well, you got to get out of college. Then start bringing your grades down. I actually was failing even when I wasn't in school, Drew.
25:56🔗AdamYeah, you got an alcoholic with a junior high education. Still smarter than you. How does that make you feel?
26:02🔗DrewHere's the deal. The Prozac will cut your libido down to nothing. And that's just the nature. You may want to talk to your doctor about switching. That you can I ask, can I ask him a question?
26:12🔗AdamHe asked through me. Abraham asked through me.
26:14🔗DrewHave you? Adam, would you ask Abraham if he's talked to his doctor about these symptoms?
26:23🔗AdamHe says, Abraham, the guy, this doctor says, Dr. says not to drink.
26:28🔗DrewTell Abraham that the Prozac causes dropping libido and erectile dysfunction is the most common symptom and that he should talk to doctor about changing antidepressants.
27:05🔗DrewPretty much a psychiatrist. It's good times, huh? Yeah, there are other things you might talk to him about. Write this down. Serizone, S-E-R-Z-O-N-E, Remeron, R-E-M-E-R-O-N, or Wellbutrin, all of which do not have sexual side effects.
27:21🔗AdamNo. They're not. I get the feeling like... First off, I'm sure Abraham's doctor hates him and is just slowly trying to poison him. That's what I would do if I had a pain in the ass. You know, if I had a pain in the ass patient like Abraham over here, I would just slowly start poisoning him. You know, they used to call it mercy killing. I don't know what they're calling it today. Murder. I just wanted mercy killing. You know, they call it the angel of death. You know what I'm saying? The angel of death. What are you going to do? Here's the thing. I always get the feeling that they're trying to unload stuff.
27:58🔗DrewWell, they're HMOs. They may have limited access to medication.
28:03🔗AdamBut Prozac, no more expensive than Remeron or Wilbutrin?
28:12🔗AdamProzac is less expensive. Well, that's why they're doing it.
28:16🔗DrewThey may have a limited formula on this HMO. In other words, when you buy health insurance, they actually restrict what medications you can use.
28:26🔗AdamRight. I mean, he only gets... Here's the thing. He doesn't get the brand name stuff. If we were at the store, he would be wearing the tough skins.
28:41🔗DrewRight. Potentially. But it's a little bit dicier than that with medication, because if he really needs it, they've got to find a way to get it for him. And Prozac clearly is not working for him.
29:12🔗AdamHello. Whatever. Whatever. You know, my new plan to combat these sort of whatever chicks is whatever. I'm just giving them the whatever back. Yeah, whatever.
30:01🔗DrewYou just find out in the process of dating them?
30:03🔗CallerWell, actually, one of them I didn't know, but that didn't seem to matter. But like the first few times, I really didn't know.
30:08🔗DrewDid they know or did they discover it during the time in which you were dating them?
30:13🔗CallerWell, either they had used to be or they are or they're called gay. Maybe she turns them gay. I don't turn people gay.
30:21🔗DrewHow do you know, Tracy? You seem to have some magic capacity.
30:25🔗AdamI'm starting. I'm getting attracted to engineer Chris just talking to you.
30:29🔗DrewThere is no such thing as turning somebody gay, Tracy. So no one's going to accuse you of that. But there is clearly something about the unavailable male or that perhaps some of these guys are trauma survivors and you're a fixer. I want to fix these guys. What's your upbringing like? My wife?
30:53🔗AdamTracy's like one of those dreams you have where you're running in sand and someone's chasing you and you try to yell and no one can hear you. It's very...
31:04🔗AdamVery unsatisfying. Very unsatisfying. Yeah. That's what's like.
31:08🔗DrewThey're disturbing at the same time. All right. So look. The most common reasons that people do this kind of thing are because they don't want to be an intimate. This is a man that's unavailable and keeps them from having intimacy. Or you're a fixer, you're attracted to guys, they're trauma survivors, and certain percentage of gay males have a history of sexual trauma and you're so attracted to them. You start to piece them to try to fix them.
31:33🔗AdamLike 150. The other thing too is if you got a guy who's fresh off a gay relationship and thought he has turned the corner now and is heading down the road toward the vagina tunnel.
32:08🔗DrewSexual compulsives that just do whatever. But people that are sort of staking a claim to a lifestyle.
32:14🔗AdamAnd listen, everyone does things incrementally. I mean, you start off, you know, they people think they're or want to be or act heterosexual and then that bleeds into bi and that gives way to gay. Give way to gay, Drew. Cassandra.
33:25🔗DrewSo you feel like you're disgusting for even having sex with somebody? Why don't you try having a relationship first and then having sex?
33:34🔗Well, see, that's another thing. I don't know. It's, like, really weird. Like, when it gets to the point where I have a choice to commit, I can't do it.
33:42🔗DrewAll right. But this whole idea of commit... Do you have somebody leave you or die or something when you were a kid?
34:21🔗DrewOkay, maybe... Listen, you're 18. We're doing a lot of fishing around and digging and coming up with nothing. Maybe this sort of impulse not to get involved with somebody is a good impulse. You're 18. Maybe it's not time to have a stable boyfriend. And maybe this having sex thing and the disgust with that is you sort of doing what you're... I talk to a lot of women in colleges who go out and have sex and hook up because they think they're supposed to. And it's supposed to be so fun and it's supposed to be so good. And they want to because they're sexual, but they're not driven the way a guy is. They're just doing sort of what Cosmo thinks they ought to do and they feel flawed if they don't do that. And they do it, then they feel like, well, what did I just do? I'm disgusted. And having a relationship, it's sort of not healthy. Maybe it needs a year or two of getting out there, go to college, meet some people and eventually have a relationship.
35:09🔗AdamPlus, the thing about chicks at 18 is they're in charge of the bell, the ball. This is the last vestige of power you're ever going to have. Here's the thing about chicks. Here's when people listen to you. They listen to you about 16 to 29 and then that's it. Window gets painted shut. No one listens anymore. And you lose your power. All of a sudden, folks aren't so attentive. And you lose your power. There's a feeling that a woman must have when you're 15, 16 years old and you're a good little girl and then all of a sudden you get out and you're going to college. It must feel fun. I mean, to exercise that power a little bit.
36:01🔗AdamI don't get BJs in the airport. I get, you know, fat guys wearing, you know, hockey jerseys with the sleeves cut off wanting to know where calling me Jimmy and want to know where the juggies are.
36:15🔗AdamYeah, that's that's that's my celebrity favorite one. Yeah, this is this is power. Maybe she's just wanting to ride the powertrain for a little while.
36:28🔗AdamYeah, but good times. I don't know. I agree with Drew. If you feel disgusted and you don't want to have a relationship after you have sex with them, then why don't you put it off for a few weeks?
36:39🔗DrewHave a couple of dates and then and then have some start dating. Don't be in a war. Don't be so worried about having a relationship, having commitment. Just just go easy. Enjoy yourself. But lay off the sex a little bit because it obviously makes you feel bad about yourself. Then once you have a relationship, then go ahead.
36:57🔗AdamChelsea? You're 18? You have a heart tattoo above your pubes? Three inches below your belly button. And but above your pubes. Let's see where your pubes start. Where your pubes start? About seven inches? Six and a half inches? Drew, where do you think those pubes start below the belly button? I mean, it matters how tall you are.
37:41🔗CallerMy problem is, anytime I masturbate, I get these terrible cramps, like menstrual cramps. And I've heard that having a tattoo there can cause hormonal imbalances. And I was wondering if it had anything to do with it.
37:57🔗AdamWell, Drew, it's the same way. If I took like a Sharpie and drew like a Playboy bunny on your sack, it would change your testosterone levels immediately. Yeah, absolutely.
38:12🔗AdamWe got to take a break. We're going to get back with her. Simple Plan is en route to the studio. Yes, Chris? Yes. We'll take ourselves a quick break. We'll be right back.
39:22🔗Simple PlanIt was the second best thing to outside, right?
39:25🔗AdamIt's pretty decent, actually, the bar over there. They probably put a few hundred people, maybe more, into a nice little intimate area. And, yeah, ever since the Oscars have taken over that block, you just everything's torn down. You can't you can't get anywhere. It's amazing, by the way, what a premium just a square block of parking lot is behind one of those buildings. They're putting tents up. They rip them down. It's like a bunch of worker ants over there. The band, Simple Plan, is in Dr. Drew's latest joint with the Olsen Twins. That's right.
40:03🔗DrewI was just saying we make the we are the plot.
40:09🔗DrewThe Good New York Minute. The Good Twin and the Bad Twin. Bad Twin tricks her dad, me, into getting out of school so she can go be in a Simple Plan video.
40:27🔗AdamHow did the Olsen Twin-Simple Plan connection begin? Are they fans? Is one of them a fan?
40:33🔗Simple PlanYeah, I think that's exactly what, you know, they just called up, they wanted to see us in their movie and we just said, yeah, well...
40:39🔗Simple PlanThey wanted to meet us, so their agent called our people and they set up a date, and I'm actually, no, they're still on their rage. Shouldn't be talking about that. No, I guess they like...
40:49🔗AdamYou guys are French-Canadian. I mean, it's game on.
40:59🔗Simple PlanYes, that's right, keeping it real in Toronto.
41:02🔗Simple PlanWe have baguettes under our arms as we travel through Montreal.
41:05🔗AdamDrew's got one in his pants as he travels. Hey, Drew, speak to the guys in some French.
41:10🔗Simple PlanOh, dude, we have this story. We have this tech and we made him believe that when you go to Paris, the way to tip is to give baguettes to people. So as he got to the airport, he was looking desperately to buy baguettes and he got into a cab and he was so scared the guy would get mad at him because he had no baguettes to tip him. And he's like, I got confused because there was no baguette on his seat. So how did the other people tip him? It was pretty funny. The guy bought it for about two days.
41:38🔗AdamNow you guys are French-Canadian, obviously, which is different than French-French. I mean, the language is very different for you, right Drew?
42:06🔗DrewUn petit peu, oui. Le si peu, you say differently even.
42:09🔗Simple PlanSay like people in, you know, like, we've been touring and it's like people have the most random things. They say like, I want to go to the beach or I'm a girl. They learn the weirdest sentences. Like totally useless. It's very weird.
42:23🔗AdamBut Drew, come on, do talk about one of the callers or something.
42:26🔗DrewNous avons Jean-Pierre qui a quelque chose.
47:10🔗AdamOh, 877-889-DATE. That's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Jeff and Chuck are here from Simple Plan. On Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight, if you want to see them perform live. All right. Yeah, well.
47:37🔗AdamBut it really doesn't make a difference, does it? All right. So Simple Plan on Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight starts at 1206. And we're going to hear something from the band and a couple of few. We had a question for them when we left off. Lindsay. All right. So you want to know if the guys ever thought about quitting?
48:01🔗I was just wondering, I'm not, I'm not a, I'm the biggest Simple Plan fan ever. But I was just wondering, because I saw their DVD and stuff and there was a couple performances, like one in Germany when they only had about 12 people in the...
48:22🔗Simple PlanYeah. We're just about showing the whole story. We don't, we're not embarrassed by anything. That's, that's what happened to us. We played a lot of shows in front of five people and you know, things are going better now, but that's, I mean, I think a lot of young bands will see this DVD and go like, all right, we should keep going. And to us, like, we just like to prove people wrong. So we just kept on playing and playing until people said, oh, you know what? They're not that bad. All right.
48:43🔗Simple PlanAnd we had moments, you know, where those were like really the worst moments. You know, the Germany, the German show was definitely the worst show ever. It was terrible.
48:49🔗Simple PlanSix people. Imagine five German people who don't care.
48:52🔗Simple PlanFirst of all, you expect, you know, drunken people to actually have a little fun hearing music? No.
48:56🔗Simple PlanThey were like, they were bummed out, depressed German.
48:59🔗AdamWell, did you, did you, did you go to Germany to do this one show?
49:11🔗Simple PlanYou know, it was the beginnings and the beginnings were very, um, yeah, very low and... But we had some moments, you know, throughout the, you know, the road that we took to get where we're at right now that were like good, that kind of gave us the indication that maybe we should keep at it, you know.
49:25🔗Simple PlanEvery week something good was coming up, you know, like something, okay, there's hope. And I think even before we were signing, like people told us, you suck, you're never gonna get labels passed on us. Like everybody told us that like managers said no way we're not gonna take care of you guys. And that's, I think it makes you want it even more, you know, it's like a girl who keeps rejecting you. You want it more.
49:43🔗AdamBut I'll tell you the problem with these stories when you hear these kind of stories from Simple Plan. It gives hope to the people who really do suck. That's the problem.
49:53🔗AdamSomewhere out there, there's a bunch of bands, a bunch of comedians, a bunch of actors who really suck ass who are saying, You know what? We got to stick it out. Eight more years before we quit. Yeah, we used to, when I used to do sketch improv shows, we did a show for my grandparents one night.
50:16🔗AdamWasn't our best. They didn't seem to enjoy it, actually. But only people, here were the people that were in the audience. My grandparents. Two of them.
50:26🔗Simple PlanTough audience. Tough audience right there.
50:30🔗AdamAnd they didn't like it. But, oh, that's always, Drew, you know, we had to do this, that part where you, I don't know if you guys had this meeting in Germany, but when I used to do this kind of stuff, we'd have that meeting backstage where, like, look, there's four people out there, there's 11 of us. Maybe tonight we should, like, where do you cancel? You know what I mean? If there's six people, we're doing the show. If there's three people, we ain't, but there's four. What are we doing? You know, that should we do it thing.
51:28🔗Simple PlanYeah, it could have been. Well, anyways, as soon as we exited the stage and we went to get a drink after, people were looking at us. We were like, losers.
51:44🔗AdamNever heard of such a thing. They did it as a passive. They just lay back, live and let live. That's the German's motto. Never heard a living creature. Everyone minds are on business. Sturminate a few million Jews.
51:58🔗Simple PlanCompletely politically correct here. I love it.
52:05🔗AdamLittle bit of gassing in between the live and let live policy, the little genocide just sprinkled in. But other than that, hey, don't let me, you know, you got your life. I got mine. Maybe I'll snuff yours. I'd say we got to hit Germany again.
52:36🔗AdamThey do. They make a hell of a car. But that's, we're done. I start a few world wars. You got a head count. World War I, World War II. What do you think?
52:45🔗Adam70 million, 150 million, 250 million. Give me, what do you think? Let's give a German head count for a nice 18, 20 year period there. They had a good run for the beginning of the century there. What do you think between like 1917 and 1945? How many million? Yeah, how many million? I don't know. They didn't kill everybody. But they sort of got the ball rolling. What do you say, about 200 million?
53:19🔗AdamAnd you got all the Jews. You know what I'm saying? Then there's just all the other unknown, you know, peasants. And then World War I worse than World War II in terms of the body count, I think.
53:31🔗AdamLet's just call it 100 million. All I'm saying is one more bombing. Just one more. That's all. Just one more. That's all. It just so don't happen again, huh? No? We're even. Kill a hundred million and send over your cars.
53:48🔗Simple PlanDoes she have like a few German, like, callers right now flashing on your screen?
55:18🔗AdamOne last thing. All right. All right. I don't recommend it. I'm having trouble getting around on the freeways out here and I've decided far too many folks coming over here to sort of stake their claim. I'd like to start thinning the herd a little bit. Let's get the folks out of here. I hate to say it. Race riot. It gets people. Where's this going? I'll tell you what it does. I'll tell you what it does. I'll tell you what it does. It stops people from coming. It makes the news. Meanwhile, a couple buildings downtown burned down, a handful of deaths. It really doesn't amount to anything, but it's all around the country. People think, oh, Christ, that whole city's on fire. You see what I'm saying? And it slows it down for about five years. Okay, earthquake. Have it your way.
56:27🔗Simple PlanThat would chase a lot of people away, that's for sure.
56:29🔗AdamLet me say something. You, people see the Rose Bowl. They're back east. They're snowed in. They're looking at the blimp floating over the Rose Bowl. People wearing tank tops. It's beautiful, sunny California. They're coming out here. Drew, do you know, and Drew had to sock the mic. Do you know the three or five most congested freeway intersections in the world are all within like three miles of where we're doing this show?
56:56🔗DrewAnd we cross three of the five every night.
57:00🔗AdamYou want more? Or do you want to race right? Not so funny anymore, huh? Yeah, that's right. All right. Simple plan in the studio. We're going to hear a song. This is a song. What song are we hearing? Is it in the movie? Because Drew did a movie with these guys.
57:14🔗Simple PlanIt's going to be the first single of the soundtrack.
57:17🔗DrewOh, is that right? This is what you're singing when Mary Kate and Ashley are stage diving.
1:01:42🔗CallerEvery time when we're having sex, either the guy will come first, and I still want more, or I'll get drunk, and nothing happens to me. But it just seems like I...
1:01:57🔗DrewSee, it seems like, watch out. Charlie, get away from that girl. Through all this, have you ever had a relationship? Through all this, have you ever had a relationship?
1:03:13🔗CallerHe's probably in his 30s now. We don't talk to him anymore because of that incident. It's not like he touched me or anything but he wrote letters to me suggesting sexual things.
1:03:26🔗AdamWorse. You know what I mean? In its own sort of bizarre way on the sort of freak-o-meter, like the uncle that's sitting down with the quill and the parchment paper composing long-winded love letters to the 14-year-old cousin or niece or whatever the hell. Thank you. Yes.
1:03:51🔗AdamThey gave you, he gave you the letters and you like handed the letters over to your parents?
1:03:56🔗CallerYeah, it happened at a family reunion where I was really scared that he would be there. So I ended up telling my mom and it just blew up into this big old thing where we stopped talking to my aunt and my uncle. Because my mom, her sister was married to my uncle and so like we have no connection with them or my cousins whatsoever.
1:04:15🔗AdamYeah, it's nice because his wife probably blames it on you.
1:04:18🔗CallerYeah, that's exactly it and she's like, I don't know.
1:04:21🔗AdamThat little Jezebel showing all that 14 year old leg at the cookout. Come on, what's a man? He's only flesh and blood. Were these sexual love letters?
1:04:33🔗CallerI guess at the time when he wrote them, he must have been on some kind of drug. Either he was spilled or on acid. But he denied them, but it's clearly in his writing. And she just blamed it on me that I was trying to seduce him. Honestly, at that age, I didn't know anything about sex.
1:04:49🔗AdamAll right. Well, you've been going at it since you were 14, right? You were 14 when you got the letters, right?
1:05:03🔗Simple PlanMaybe it made her want to do it, the letters.
1:05:07🔗AdamI like the idea that she started going at it with guys at 14, and has been going hot and heavy ever since. She's got the love letters at 14, but at that age, she didn't know anything about sex.
1:05:36🔗AdamWhat are you? Oh, why didn't you say so, sweetie? See, 14 not old anymore. 14, that's about average. Well, listen, it's a cultural thing. We can't judge.
1:05:52🔗CallerMost girls my age are pregnant at 15.
1:05:54🔗AdamThat's what I'm saying. That's where it's going. You're 19. You're an old maid. Old Mexican maid.
1:06:00🔗Simple PlanDo your boyfriends, like, before they have sex, do they go down on you?
1:06:37🔗AdamWhatever it is you're saying, cop into it. Okay, so here's the thing. You've been through a few guys. They've not hit your sweet spot just yet. How about you find one guy and dial yourself in a little bit? I mean, this is what you need at 19. It's hard to sort of bounce. I mean, it's hard to get good at anything if you're trying a new sport every season.
1:07:03🔗Simple PlanYou've got to practice a little bit.
1:07:05🔗Simple PlanIt's like tennis. You need a regular partner.
1:07:07🔗AdamYou need a regular partner and you've got to pick up a racket and keep holding your hand for a couple of years.
1:07:11🔗Simple PlanAnd maybe play with the wall a little bit, play by yourself. That's what I do. That's what I do.
1:07:39🔗AdamThe guy shows up and stays there for four hours every weekday. He's got the basket of balls. And it's like, oh, really? You and the Tai Chi guy. You don't got some place you could go? The Tai Chi guys out there. Look, everybody.
1:07:58🔗AdamAll right. She can't. What do you want me to do about it? Travis? You're 18? Yes. You've been smoking pot since age 13. Yes. You quit for last eight months and you failed a drug test. Yeah. Where are you trying to work? It's always ironic because it's a crappy job.
1:08:57🔗CallerYeah, and it was like eight months. And I could have swore eight months would clear you from something like that.
1:09:03🔗DrewUsually it will. The vast majority of cases it will. One of the things that you can sort of do to cause the marijuana to reappear in your urine is exercise vigorously or lose weight. It gets mobilized from your fat. And you were a big time pot user. Yeah. Big time. And so for you, there's lots of it there in moderate concentration.
1:09:24🔗AdamIt's like asbestos around the pipes or something. You get up there and start rattling around. It gets out in the air.
1:09:30🔗Simple PlanYou got a stupid question. If you go to a party and there's people smoking around.
1:10:49🔗AdamOkay, eight months, no marijuana has entered your system.
1:10:53🔗CallerYeah, and I took a drug test, failed.
1:10:56🔗AdamOkay, and it was for heroin, actually. That's the thing he's not saying. Well, so what are you supposed to do? Now, can you be upfront with somebody? I mean, can you say, look, there's got to be a statute of limitations on these drug tests. You know what I'm saying? Like, hey, I haven't smoked pot in eight months.
1:11:14🔗DrewNo, because the test is designed to screen for addiction and it picked it up.
1:11:18🔗AdamOh, please. Listen to the man over here.
1:11:21🔗Simple PlanIsn't it supposed to be like a THC level, something in your blood, whatever?
1:11:27🔗AdamNo, but they want to know there's a difference. I mean, the thing is there to see if you've been smoking marijuana in recent times, not eight months ago.
1:11:38🔗DrewIt's not supposed to pick up abuse. It's supposed to pick up addiction. And it's done that.
1:11:43🔗AdamNo, no, no. Drew, please. You're just sticking to the medical party line here.
1:11:48🔗AdamThey want to know guys who are smoking pot or active pot smokers, not guys who have smoked pot at some point.
1:11:53🔗DrewListen, if you, there's two things about the marijuana screen. If you can't control it enough to stay off it for a week, you're an addict. And if you smoke so much that you don't clear in six months, you're an addict.
1:12:06🔗DrewOr eight months. Whatever. You're an addict. And this picks that up. Oh, okay.
1:12:10🔗AdamWell, what if, okay, what if he'd been in in recovery for eight months and had a sponsor and been involved actively in MA? Then he shouldn't get the gig?
1:12:18🔗CallerThen he'd step up and say, Aha, aha, aha, aha, aha.
1:12:24🔗AdamThere's hope. See, Drew, see, I'm smarter than he is. He knows I'm right.
1:12:29🔗AdamBecause the test doesn't know the difference between you being in active recovery or not.
1:12:32🔗DrewThen you, but he's not saying I'm in recovery. He should have gone, hey, look, this thing's going to be positive.
1:12:38🔗AdamWhy don't you say that after not smoking for eight months? We got to break. You know I'm right, Drew. Just admit I'm right. Simple Plan's here. I bet I'm right, Simple Plan.
1:13:27🔗AdamThere was weird calls last night when Dave Navarro was here. Yeah, Dave Navarro was Simple Plan. Some ex-girlfriend's calling out, maybe? No, he was just, Dave did not like the calls last night.
1:14:38🔗Simple PlanThat's how we pay our first dental, actually.
1:14:40🔗AdamWhat would it cost to get you guys... Like if someone had cancer, you'd probably go out and do it.
1:14:46🔗DrewBut if you had a bar mitzvah, what would it cost?
1:14:47🔗AdamYeah, bar mitzvah. You can, by the way, you know, you'd probably get Bill Cosby to come out and do 15 minutes.
1:14:55🔗Simple PlanThere's a whole, I think there's a whole underground market of famous people doing these kind of things. It's very lucrative, I think.
1:15:04🔗AdamOh my, you know, the Boston's, we're telling you, they get a hundred grand. I mean, do this corporate stuff especially? People throwing a party?
1:15:11🔗Simple PlanYou guys could do it too. You know, how about private couple counseling? How's that?
1:15:26🔗Simple PlanWell, listen, you want to help people? You get in there. You get your hands in there. You get your hands dirty.
1:15:31🔗Simple PlanYou get your hands dirty and get the work done.
1:15:33🔗AdamThat's right. We don't just sit here and yak at people over the phone, Drew. You show up at their house. You go into the bedroom. Where's your commitment?
1:15:38🔗Simple PlanYou go into the den. Really intense, intense therapy right there.
1:15:41🔗Simple PlanIf you do spot a mistake, you can go in there and just...
1:15:44🔗Simple PlanNow, that's going too far, Chuck.
1:15:46🔗AdamJackie, is it your birthday that's coming up?
1:15:49🔗CallerNot anytime soon, like in the summer.
1:15:52🔗Simple PlanJackie, the truth is, we play a lot of shows throughout the year, and we're very busy, and we've been playing for like three years almost every single day.
1:16:00🔗DrewWhat they're saying is if you paid enough, they'd be down here.
1:16:02🔗AdamWhy don't you save yourself some money, like the $150 grand it would cost you to get the Panda Show up at the house, and pay the $28 bucks and go see them in concert.
1:16:11🔗Simple PlanMuch cheaper. Because we go through every city, and you know, three, four, five times a year.
1:16:16🔗Simple PlanWe did like a bunch of contests, and like there's like magazine contests and TV contests where we actually played in some kid's backyard for like ten people.
1:17:43🔗AdamI'm going to start with the modestly chested George. Chested George will call you. So there's no confusion.
1:17:49🔗CallerWell, I met this guy from Friendster, which is kind of lame anyway, but he, you know, we started talking and we were talking for a couple of weeks and he... Before, I mean, I knew he was 24.
1:19:05🔗AdamHe's married. And are you falling in love with him?
1:19:09🔗CallerI don't want to get mixed up in that. But I was having a good time and I guess he got kind of intense with it and he told me he loved me and I know that's got to be a lot of BS.
1:19:21🔗AdamWell, a little. Let's just get the lay of the land here. Are you living at home with both your parents?
1:19:39🔗AdamHold on, Drew. You know, you need you need my tack crows. I forget the laser. The crows just sit on the roof. They just sit on. They sit on the ridge rafter right on the top.
1:19:48🔗DrewI want my house to look like a scene from Birds.
1:19:52🔗AdamThey just sit there when they see your daughter leaving at 2 30. Run back in the house flailing and crying. You see her the next morning. She got a big scratch on her forehead. And then you get it. Uh-huh.
1:20:51🔗AdamWhat does he do? Does he work with the elderly?
1:20:54🔗CallerNo. He's actually in school. He's going to be a dentist.
1:20:58🔗AdamHe's going to rape school. He's going to be a dentist. A dentist. That's perfect. Put them to sleep. Right. Okay. So have you stopped this activity with this guy?
1:21:08🔗CallerYeah. We kind of ended it. He's in marriage counseling now. His wife found out and emailed me a couple times.
1:21:18🔗Do you get the crows on the computer, too?
1:21:20🔗CallerHe started talking to my friend the other day and he was saying, you know, I'm in love with her.
1:21:32🔗DrewJordan, this is a dangerous human being. This guy is basically stalking you. Listen to me. As God as my witness, this is a dangerous guy. He is a criminal. He comes into someone's house at the behest of a minor. He attempts some sort of sexual encounter with a minor.
1:22:16🔗AdamPeople get drunk and start talking about stuff, you know.
1:22:17🔗DrewAll right, listen, Jordan, get a therapist and tell them about it. But you're going to have to do some talking. People need, professionals need to intervene on your behalf before this guy shows up without asking you and has a weapon or takes off with you or God knows what else this guy's capable of.
1:22:33🔗AdamAgain, my attack crows. I thought of this idea some months ago.
1:22:37🔗DrewIf you guys have a dog in your house, sleep with the dog in your room.
1:22:40🔗AdamThe crows, they hang out. Just lock the door. They just wait for you to leave. They follow your cars. You drive around. And you know how they fly, Drew?
1:23:20🔗Simple PlanWe didn't find Jordan, but you're now a new member of a few sites. I got you on a few things.
1:23:27🔗Simple PlanDon't leave your credit card around with Chuck.
1:23:29🔗AdamWe're going to find those big jugs. You don't deal that big jug card to the ace man without him calling it. You know what I'm saying? Right, Drew?
1:23:39🔗DrewI know you're going to be troubled all night if we don't come up with it.
1:23:42🔗AdamSimple Plan here tonight. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back. Chuck and Jeff both here tonight from Simple Plan.
1:24:12🔗Simple PlanWe lost Chuck. He's on the computer right now.
1:24:14🔗Simple PlanI am back. I was lost in online porn world.
1:24:17🔗AdamChuck needed the guiding hand of Dr. Drew to navigate his way through the internet porn world.
1:24:23🔗Simple PlanI'm very impressed on how you can navigate in all the porn sites and you know your way around.
1:24:29🔗AdamWhen you've been there as many times as Drew, you know to find your way home. Of course. Let's take a question for the band. Here's Michelle who just saw the band on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
1:25:44🔗Simple PlanSee how accessible we are? Come on.
1:25:47🔗AdamThey're going to be on TV in an hour or so.
1:25:51🔗Simple PlanSo, now you could, yeah, have fun.
1:25:53🔗Simple PlanI'm going to tell you, this is the most flattering comment. I mean, we have people coming up to say your song changed their lives. You, you know, really helped me out through a problem. But this thing, this I masturbate to your music. This is pretty good.
1:26:04🔗Simple PlanThat's the reason why we started it.
1:26:12🔗Simple PlanI'm going to go back to my room and masturbate.
1:26:14🔗Simple PlanI'm going to tell my mom that it was worth it. Mommy, that's why I'm doing rock and roll.
1:26:17🔗AdamI'm going to do this. I'm going to masturbate to you, masturbating to Michelle. No, it can be done. I like it. It can be done in a very straight way, too.
1:26:40🔗AdamAll right, baby. The reason you've been on hold for 68 minutes is because Drew has a bad feeling about you, but I'm willing to take a chance. What's up?
1:26:50🔗CallerOh, well, like my friends, they make fun of me because I'm like a really bad flirt.
1:27:06🔗CallerIt's just when I do, it's just like I repel them.
1:27:09🔗CallerThey think that I'm a second grader or something.
1:27:13🔗AdamNo, there's no chicks in it. There are no... Okay, I hate to say this, but...
1:27:17🔗DrewThe Jordan UK ain't nothing that she could do.
1:27:20🔗AdamOh, on the Internet. Yeah, here's the whole thing. There are no... For women, there are no bad flirts. They're just big asses. I mean... Well, look, I hate to say it.
1:28:10🔗Drew17, 18, she'll want a boyfriend. Seriously, 16 is... Did you just turn 16? Yeah. Yeah, you wouldn't want to do it before 16. You wouldn't? All right.
1:28:21🔗AdamAll right, Amanda? All right, fine. If you don't want a boyfriend, then fine. Go ahead and be picky. Drew was right about that. But you know what you do too, Drew?
1:28:32🔗AdamDrew will put someone on hold for two days and then when I say, why don't we go to this call, Drew will go, I know it's going to be a bad call. And then when I punch him up, it'll be a self-fulfilling prophecy. He won't talk to him. And then he'll say, see?
1:29:35🔗DrewNo, they're not expensive and they're in every pharmacy. Why haven't you tried that?
1:29:40🔗CallerWell, he just usually pulls out now.
1:29:46🔗AdamMegan, first off, you blew an exquisite opportunity to use my Yeah, but still. That's when you're wrong, but you feel like you want to say something and even the score. Whatever. Watch, Drew, do it to me. Have I tried the animal skin?
1:30:03🔗DrewTry the animal skin with all your things?
1:30:04🔗AdamThey're expensive and they're very hard to find.
1:30:07🔗DrewNo, they're not and they're in every pharmacy.
1:30:09🔗AdamYeah, but still. Okay, you're right. All of a sudden, I'm right again. Everyone's got to start using Yeah, but still, especially stupid people. No, I'm just saying I use it all the time.
1:30:22🔗Simple PlanOr the whatever. You seem to have an issue with the whatever earlier. Whatever? Yeah, whatever.
1:30:30🔗AdamRight, yeah, no, that's the younger version of my Yeah, but still.
1:31:01🔗DrewThree years. Well, here's the thing. That could be causing some estrogen deficiency or dryness. The pill itself could be causing...
1:31:09🔗AdamWhy are you shushing me? Why what? She's shushing her husband.
1:31:16🔗DrewOh, okay. So it could be the pill causing this. There could be a vaginal infection, okay, vaginitis that can do this. And there's the outside possibility that you're having some sort of reaction to semen. But that's very unusual. And already you've sort of gone on record saying you're so sensitive to this and that. You're sort of freaked out about wearing condoms. You've got a lot of energy here. You should work with a doctor who can systematically help you manage this. Because it's not... I doubt it's what you think it is.
1:31:44🔗AdamBut, you know, good times. You guys have any kids? No. Okay, baby doll. Well, your delight. I hate to let you have to go. I really do. I love you. I could talk to this Megan all night. I really could. What a delight. What a sheer joy it is. You have any kids? No. I know. And by the way, I don't know what it is about the 21-year-old chicks who are angry. They always sound like... You know what they sound like? They sound like nurses who are in their 40s. And they're like... The people you get at the DMV who are always on their last nerve and they've had an ass full of people, they deal with people all day. And it's like you show up and you go, Listen, I parked around... You know, it's always like you can't ask anything. They're always curt and short. Anyway, wish we could talk all night. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back.
1:33:15🔗AdamThank you very much. Always a pleasure, fellas. You come back anytime you like. Maybe in a few months, if you're in town, when Drew has his big premiere with the Olsen Twins.
1:33:26🔗DrewOh yeah, are you going to be at the premiere?
1:33:31🔗AdamAll right. I want to say that you can see Simple Plan tonight on Jimmy Come Alive, and give some thanks. We're thanks ado. First off, phone screener. Who's our phone screener? Brian. Brian. Out of sight, out of mind. Phone screener Brian for doing a fantabulous job. Could never be replaced by anyone with any different name. He's gay. I want to thank engineer Chris over here for doing a fantastic job over at the Mother Station K-Rock. I want to thank Junior, Junior producer Lauren for doing a fantastic. Job and producer Ann for doing a great job booking guests. And of course, the magic fingered one, engineer Anderson for sliding them potentiometers.
1:34:32🔗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 Annie Gold. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.