1:26🔗AdamNothing, I've just been running around all day today.
1:28🔗DrewWell, it's been a nice, cool day. You know, I was in Santa Monica today, and it's almost bizarre how much nicer it is over there. You must wonder what the hell we're complaining about.
1:41🔗AdamI know, I know, here's the thing, and Drew and I never stop complaining about local weather. I complain so much about local weather. I'm angry at weathermen. I don't like them. It really works this way. I mean, you hear the weather report, it's like, well, it's gonna be 74 in Santa Monica, Marina Del Rey, getting up around 90, and then the valley's about 170 degrees. And it's always, and here's the one I wish it would do, don't start at the ocean. It seems good. You know, they go, well, we're looking for highs today for 73 in Santa Monica. You'll be experiencing 170 degrees. You know, they start, it sounds good. Oh, I like you here in the morning. 74 degrees in Santa Monica, oh. 87 in Whittier, 99 downtown, 114 at Adam's house. Yeah, that's how it goes each time.
2:35🔗DrewI have a patient whose daughter was in Wisconsin this week and it's snowing. Yeah, yeah. Oh. Yeah.
2:41🔗AdamYou know, all I want, here's all I want. I'm sure everyone in Wisconsin is miserable. And then there's a people like Jack Osborne who was, you know, he spent so much time in England where it's, you know, gloomy and foggy and rainy all the time. He loves this super heat. You know what I'm saying? Weird. And by the way, Jack Osborne to me seems like a big dog. You know, he's got a lot of hair. He's got an extra layer of skin on him.
3:05🔗AdamSeems like he's got to, it seemed like he should be playing with an empty keg in the pool all summer like the polar bears. I like the idea that the keg becomes the toy for the polar bears at the zoo. Who decided that? It's such a good message to the kids. Daddy, what's he playing? He's playing with that thing you drink out of in the pickup truck. Yes, that's his, that's his toy. And that's daddy's medicine. You see nature has a way, son. Yeah, the polar bear plays it. Polar bear never, never stops amusing itself trying to sink the unsinkable keg. Yeah, really. They should just go ahead and stencil soda or fresca on there. It sends a dangerous message. Yeah, one day, how can you tell a youngster many years later in college that a keger is bad when he grew up watching the polar bear play with the keg at the zoo? You're right. Yeah, so here's, what was I saying? Oh, here's what I'm saying. I wish there was just, here's all I wanna do. I want to sit in the sun and then run out and do a snow angel out in the snow and then jump into the jacuzzi and then it's back into the steam bath and it's over the sun and it's back in the snow again. That's what I want.
4:20🔗AdamAnd I just start wilting and I walk around and I look like a grilled cheese sandwich that got left on the hood of a car. I just, I start sweating. I start oozing, you know? But everyone in Wisconsin is probably miserable too.
4:34🔗AdamAll I want is for 10 minutes, everyone from Wisconsin just come over here and hang out. We'll go dive in the snow of Wisconsin and then switch back. We could go back and forth enough, would be cool.
4:43🔗DrewSo many things about life aren't perfect.
4:45🔗AdamWe gotta work, we gotta work the weather wheel out. Yeah.
4:55🔗AdamWell, looking at it this way, all that other crazy sci-fi stuff sort of came to fruition. You know what I mean?
5:02🔗GuestWell, not all of it, but- They still have doors.
5:05🔗AdamWell, they have doors with hinges instead of the apertures and the sliding ones that are powered by compressed air. But here's someone decided the hinge is going to go away in nine years after it's been around for 100,000 years. But here's the thing. They got, you know, if you start thinking about it, like, you know what I was thinking about? I was thinking about, remember all those movies like Blade Runner and all those futuristic movies you would watch? And one thing that struck you was like the advertisements in downtown, like the hovercrafts would be going down the street and there'd be these huge Pepsi holograms and stuff would be everywhere. Go down to Times Square.
5:48🔗AdamI've never been in Japan, but go to Japan. Go to Japan, go to Times Square. Just watch, look at Los In Translation. And start looking at the size of these displays and what they're doing. And then go back and look at Blade Runner and some of these other things. And you start to realize some of this stuff seems like it's coming around a little bit. And then like, you know, you got a telephone that can take a movie now. You know what I mean? The communication stuff is kind of getting there. Telephone with pictures in it. You know, remember, that was a big deal. Because I see that it was somehow, it was a staple of all sci-fi movies where the person's head, usually the Imperial leader would be wearing something with a, never a collar. There's no big collars in space. It's a short Nehru-type collar that stands straight up. Yes, you're Inquisitor. You know, the guy would come in and be wearing sort of a half robe, half gi, half smock, and he'd have a message. People have to stand in front of the phone.
6:42🔗AdamThat to me always sounded like a bad idea. Look, I don't want to have to stand up and salute a box. But anyway, all that stuff's coming. So maybe the transporter, Drew.
6:56🔗AdamJust dive in the snow. Yeah. Us, we'd probably land right in the middle of like a liquor store robbery. Or right in the middle of a frozen lake or something. Help, Mr. Wizard. All right. Chris, you know who Mr. Wizard is?
7:11🔗DrewNever heard of Tudor Turtle? No. Odie Colony? King Leonardo?
7:50🔗CallerI was wondering if the chlorine would kill the sperm.
7:55🔗DrewOr if I- Nothing will do nothing. She'll get pregnant in the pool just the way she got pregnant on land.
7:59🔗AdamJudging from your IQ, she's probably already given birth to the child, to the children. I mean, you had triplets. Where's Clovis?
8:12🔗DrewWhy don't you get yourself the morning, gotta get the morning after pill for her, okay? Yeah, call 1-800-not-too-late, never too late. Take the pills today, take them again tomorrow, provide this half this evening, you reduce the risk of pregnancy by about 85, 90% if you do it next 24 hours.
9:31🔗DrewOkay. There are unique qualities to people that have-
9:37🔗AdamWhat goes on? Just shut your brain for a second, baby. We're done. Listen up. Go ahead, Drew. Yeah. All right, baby.
9:46🔗DrewThere are unique qualities to people that have sexual identity and gender identity problems or disorders, okay? And whatever the circumstances are and the qualities that somebody brings to that circumstance, that problem can be attractive to people that have sort of complimentary issues. For instance, there are women that are very attracted to gay men. There are men that are very attracted to gay women. And this is a similar but certainly less common issue here that something about the pain of that syndrome triggers something in your boyfriend. He was traumatized in some way, a similar manner, and it results in as traction now that he's an adult.
10:28🔗DrewI'm saying that's the point. It's a drive, it's a motivational priority built into something in him that is triggered within him by these people's issues.
10:37🔗AdamWhatever it is, Paige, this is probably more than you're How old is this guy?
11:06🔗DrewYeah, he's a piece of ass. He's a criminal. And whatever it is, think about what in you attracts you to him. That's the same kind of phenomenon in him that's going on towards these transsexuals. You, like a criminal, a whole abuser.
11:20🔗AdamYou're nobody to him either. You just, you just chunk up chum.
11:58🔗AdamWow. You sure act high. So what's around? Are you big and fat? Did you get burned in a refinery fire? Did your dad just stand over you and beat you with a belt and yell at you how ugly you were your whole life or what something was wrong with you? All right, well, then stop it. Just go find a normal guy.
12:23🔗AdamWell, you know what it is? Here's why you're stuck. Here's where everyone gets stuck. People that have lives don't get stuck nearly as easily. And even if they do get a little emotionally stuck, they end up moving forward anyway because their life is moving forward. It's such a rapid pace that they can't help but move away from the train wreck that was their last relationship. Something's not right. Going to junior college, you got some crappy job. What's not going right with your life?
12:50🔗DrewWell, you're 19. Why don't you move out?
12:58🔗DrewYou shouldn't be trying to save money. You should be trying to find somebody to go share an apartment with. Right. I don't know who she'd find to do that with.
13:02🔗AdamAnd by the way, you don't need any money. You need a couple hundred bucks and a roommate. You get right out of there. Get out. Wait, do you go to junior college?
13:12🔗CallerNo, I just graduated high school actually.
13:23🔗AdamExotic. Exotic. Totally naked? Where do you work? I know, but that's just what you guys like. I'm a fat Mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache and a mustache Some people were lightweights, and some people were lightweights, couldn't handle it, they were weak or something. They had all that sort of junky stigma stuff, which is the guy that was sweating profusely in the music was around him, and he was walking like a zombie.
19:23🔗DrewRight, it was all sort of a drag net world. People that did too many drugs were just criminals. They were just something wrong with them.
19:30🔗AdamJust bikers and delinquents and homicidal and suicidal.
19:34🔗DrewYeah, the addiction was not even a concept.
19:38🔗AdamNo, you were just, you just had a problem with morality and nothing to do with addiction. Well, not even weakness, like you chose this life like you choose a life of crime. It was like you choose to rob banks, you choose to do drugs, you're on the lam, you should be treated the same way.
19:56🔗AdamAnd by the way, you kind of were, you just, you know, lock you up. Go track you down and lock you up. So, I mean, if you're some 15 year old that had a problem with something back then.
20:05🔗DrewYou would never come to light, never be discussed.
20:07🔗AdamNo. On the other hand, they didn't have all that yummy Oxycontin and all that kind of stuff in the Vicodin. We just had ludes, dude.
20:15🔗DrewI wrote another book, by the way, it's called, When Pain-
21:26🔗CallerWell, basically, I mean, I've been diagnosed with OCD and like, I'm just known to be like a paranoid guy, but I think I have like a legitimate argument because my girlfriend's sister, she's been with a lot of guys and like, I heard like 35 at least. And I'm afraid that like-
21:57🔗AdamDrew's never, ever, even, you know, here's the thing that I like about Drew, by the way. I'm sure plenty of people listening to this show know that Jimmy Kimmel's show and anyone who knows Jimmy Kimmel's show knows Uncle Frank. Or if you heard this show, you heard Drew talking about Uncle Frank the other night. And so there's a one in five chance or four chance the person on the airline would know what Drew's talking about.
23:45🔗AdamI'm sorry, let's figure out your proms. So you got OCD, your girlfriend.
23:50🔗DrewGirlfriend, sister. What is your question?
23:53🔗CallerAll right, my question is like, is it probable that just by my girlfriend living with her, you know, sharing the same restroom, accidentally the same hygiene products by chance, I'm afraid that I might, you know, contract something because she might contract something.
24:12🔗AdamNo, no, no, well, look, it's, it's, I don't want to tell you it's mathematically possible for her sister if in fact she had something like vaginal herpes to do the old wet towel belt drive action through the cooch and then throw it immediately to her girlfriend or sister to do the exact same.
24:34🔗DrewI mean, it's all essentially unheard of. You don't get it from, it's possible to get it from wet towels, possibly get crabs from, vegetables and things. But look, if she has these things, no way. Listen, think about how frequent and common sexually transmitted diseases are. Have you ever met anyone who's gotten it through anything other than sexual contact? No. There you go.
24:55🔗AdamWe're gonna take a break. When we come back, we can continue the veal and venison. Yeah. I can't remember what the third one we did was, but it always interests me to find out who knows what veal is and who knows what venison is. We're gonna speak to Ashley as a brain tumor. All right?
25:38🔗AdamIt's a good party over there, Dr. Drew. Good engineer Chris over here. We got junior. Junior, producer, Lauren Mann in the helm tonight. Got the engineer Anderson over there back at the home station, Westwood too. It looks like a picture, a horribly built 70s ski chalet that a guy took a crap on.
26:20🔗DrewMade of scrap, scraps lying around somebody's torn down old outhouse.
26:39🔗DrewYou just sort of threw it through the wall.
26:41🔗AdamIt was freestanding junk. Yes, Anderson, do me a favor. Spit on the ground right now where you stand. Thank you. All right. So thank God we're out of that hell hole. Ashley?
26:59🔗I was just going to ask Dr. Drew about a pituitary tumor I have. Back in last March of 2003, I was getting like these really, really horrible headaches and they're just happening all the time. So I had to go to the neurologist and I've gotten CT scans, MRIs, and anything you can pretty much name. And so last November, they found a tumor about four or three millimeters big and it grew a millimeter, but they think that has nothing to do with my headache.
27:31🔗DrewRight. Those are, those are incidental. They're pretty common in the pituitary.
27:42🔗AdamThey call microadnomas and they're using non-functional.
27:45🔗Yeah. Yeah. It was getting bigger, but then I just had another one and it stayed about the same, but I tried like so many different medicines that it's ridiculous and some of them are just starting to not even work for me anymore.
29:28🔗AdamIt's really like a big, big national mad lib. Now listen, Anderson, I'm not going to read the whole goddamn menu to them. Anderson's screaming stuff in my ear.
29:42🔗DrewYou had a question about Nuva Ring also? Caviar.
29:44🔗Oh, yeah. How effective is that? Because the only reason I can't get on the pill is because I'm taking Depakote also, and that just, I guess, does something to your liver. And if I take the pill, then it will eat it faster through my liver. And so I would give it a-
30:01🔗DrewYou could probably still- Well, first of all, it is the same thing as the birth control pill. It's just absorbed through your vagina. It's a ring you stick in there once a month. You know, people don't have to remember. And they- I was just reading online, they have a computer system that will remind you every month when it's time to change your ring.
31:31🔗Well, okay, I've been hearing around school more than one friend, actually. Told me if you don't have sex for a long time, which is like a month, it feels better. It's like worth the wait.
31:44🔗AdamIs there, do you spell Deanna and Diana differently?
32:01🔗DrewIt's not that you can make it feel better. But the fact that you're looking for something to feel better suggests that this is not an enjoyable experience for you and maybe you shouldn't be doing it. And in fact, most 16, 17, 18 year olds don't enjoy having intercourse, women. It's not, some, about less than 5% will orgasm. And the rest just kind of don't feel much of anything. Wonder what the big deal is.
33:44🔗DrewMaybe it's time to sort of liberate a little bit, mature and differentiate from your mom. You sound like you're still, like, seven. Did something happen to you when you were seven? Did something happen bad when you were seven?
34:03🔗AdamWell, she's just naive. All right, but don't you want to go to a good college somewhere instead of staying in town and going to the sucky college?
34:50🔗AdamWell, yeah. Total. Come on, don't make her feel bad. That's not bad. Well, Chris got a 537 over here. That was the third time he took it. All right, buddy? What'd you get? Sure. What? She's a good student. I told you she was a good student. I knew she. All right, Drew, what do you want? Drew, what'd you get on the SATs? Didn't keep score back then, did they?
35:33🔗DrewThey're like Moses. Picture me by it like that.
35:36🔗AdamI'm a glyphic Drew? All right. He was walking like an Egyptian a second ago, everybody. You missed it. All right, I tell Deanna, that's a good stunt.
35:46🔗DrewExcellent. You did, you got that right out of her.
35:49🔗AdamShe slacked off a little at the end. That's all.
35:56🔗DrewYou know what? I get incensed slash frustrated by distorted self-concepts. You want to shake people and go, hey, how could you get people to change if their self-concept is so distorted? That's not who you are. If you want to be that great, be that.
36:12🔗AdamDeanna's not, Deanna, you're not going to a good college, not because your mom wants you to stay behind in Texas, but because you got like an 8'11.
36:20🔗DrewYou have a zero chance of going anywhere else because you're not living up to what you want to be.
36:25🔗AdamOnly if you're like 110% Iroquois Indian or something, maybe you could get into a state school with that. But even that, you'd have to go in a full ceremonial headdress and like actually play, hey, you'd have to actually produce rain in the dean's office.
36:41🔗DrewI think you have to claim you're a Creek and actually have to make issue with the Creek Massacre.
36:58🔗AdamAnd then like you'd have your translator there. His men have lived in this area and farmed these fields for many months.
37:08🔗DrewYou built the school on his sacred territory.
37:17🔗AdamHe wants to try out for the softball team. He wants to know where the cafeteria is.
37:34🔗AdamWe'll be right back after this. Hey, yo, Loveline. I'm Adam Nats, Dr. Drew. Oh, number 1-800-L-V-E-1-9-1-er. Jay Moore coming in here later on in the week. And-
38:05🔗DrewHe stars in this movie, seeing other people.
38:07🔗AdamOh, yeah. Jay's done quite a few movies. Yeah? Well, Drew, now that you're starring in your-
38:39🔗CallerI came home from work early the other day, and I caught my boyfriend wearing my underwear, and I'm just, I was kind of freaked out about it. Like, I didn't know why he would do that, and it just kind of creeped me out, and I was wondering if you guys like, because I know everybody talks about this, and I didn't know what to do.
38:58🔗AdamNow, how does that work where you pop him for something like this?
39:18🔗CallerNo, he was just looking in the mirror and just trying on different things. There was three or four different panties on the counter and he had on one pair and it was just, he was just sleeping there.
39:32🔗AdamHere's what I'm saying. When a man is doing this kind of stuff, he has to be like a cat when it's walking on a fence over a yard that has dogs in it. One pow, pow. You know what I mean? Hear a door unlock. I could hear the tumblers in a deadbolt. You know what I mean?
39:51🔗GuestI'd hear the key going in before it even turned.
39:57🔗AdamAnd then when he flipped the light on, it sounds like stadium lights, everything.
40:04🔗DrewBut here's the deal. Whatever he said, Jessica, it doesn't matter. Because the reality is he-
40:10🔗CallerHe wasn't freaked out about it. He wasn't really upset and like, oh baby, I'm so sorry or anything like that. He was just like, oh hey, acted like nothing was wrong.
40:19🔗AdamInteresting ploy, interesting ploy. But I still can't figure out the part where he doesn't hear the front door open and close.
40:27🔗DrewHe doesn't care. It's hard to believe, but be that as it may, that he's doing things, his central nervous system is forcing him to do stuff which is not rational. So for him to start to come up with explanations are his more rational parts of his brain trying to come to terms with what the more primitive parts are driving him to do. So whatever he said is the reason for it, it's just nonsense.
42:24🔗DrewHe's going to start wearing it under clothes and stuff. It could get spiral out of it, the stuff.
42:28🔗AdamI do know it does mean something. And can you control it? Should you try to control it?
42:36🔗DrewI think the important thing is to try to keep your relationship stable and genuinely intimate. If you, not I mean physically intimate, I mean emotionally intimate. If you can be close and be appreciative and you know, there can be an exchange of emotions that is genuine, well then this will kind of settle down, I suspect.
43:03🔗CallerI was wondering, I have this habit, well it's kind of hard to talk about. When I'm nervous, I tend to dig at my skin, but I wanted to know, I was on Xanax for a long, long, long time, but not on it anymore. Sort of just continued off of it. And went through the withdrawal and everything, so that was one thing that stopped it, but now I, you know, I told my psychologist that I did this after like months of therapy, and all he could say was, well, don't do it. I wanted to know if there's anything out there that I could take the-
44:00🔗DrewYou don't believe you're picking something out of your skin?
44:02🔗CallerYeah, just that, and then I would get like, they'd put me on Percocet, and then I'd be off Percocet, and then I was on Percocet for three, four years, and then-
44:12🔗CallerBut I mean, it's like, now, I'll do it, and then it'd be so painful.
44:16🔗DrewWell, here's the deal. All kinds of symptoms. If you're a drug addict, and you're off drugs, and you haven't replaced that with something, amazing symptoms can occur. A whole array of symptoms.
44:58🔗AdamLooking good, huh? Feeling good. Let me tell you guys, look, I don't know, what should she do about her picking?
45:04🔗DrewWell, again, she's a complicated situation. I don't know what, you know, she obviously needs to talk to her doctors about what the issues are that she's contending with. She has some significant psychiatric problems. She may have some obsessive-compulsive issues. And it sounds like she has addiction sort of woven in here. She may have what we call a dual diagnosis problem, but getting some specific treatment for your addiction may be important in decreasing this tendency to pick.
45:27🔗AdamAll right, let me tell you guys what to do with the zit now that we're talking about.
45:30🔗GuestWell, you got a little time to kill before we go to break.
45:38🔗AdamAll right, Veal and Venison, what's the difference?
45:42🔗CallerI've eaten a Veal, I think it's baby calf, and I think Venison is deer meat.
45:47🔗AdamThat's right, baby doll. We're gonna send you out a pair of Loveline tweezers. All right, take care of yourself. Drug acts are smarter than the non-chunkies in society. You notice that?
46:02🔗DrewPeople with addiction tend to be smarter. That's true.
46:05🔗AdamOh, they are. It's definitely, a more advanced mind is a more tortured one. I mean, it's like the higher, it's like the higher horsepower your brain is, also the more horsepower you have to turn it on yourself. You don't see lizards effing with themselves. Reptiles don't sit there and just think they're fat and pick and blame their parents and worry about a cruel universe. They just worry about eating their next dragonfly. But when you get smart, that's when you get tortured. That's why I'm so tortured, Drew.
46:45🔗AdamThat's why you're happy because you don't know. You're just like a lizard sunning itself on a rock. Whereas I'm like one of these guys with the huge foreheads with the veins pulsing out of it who has the weight of the world on my shoulders. Yes?
47:00🔗DrewNo, I just did. I wanna sit here for a minute. No, well, we're going number one. We're going number one.
47:04🔗AdamWe're going number one. All right, we'll be back.
47:06🔗CallerAll right, guys, bottom line, here's the deal. Looking to hook up, sick of wasting time with the wrong person, one call is all you need to make. Call the dateline. 877-889-DATE. Love Line with Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew.
48:07🔗AdamI'll drop trowel right now. I got to tell you, thank you for listening right now. I tell you, I got Jay Moore coming in. Funny, funny, funny man coming in a little bit later in the week. I'm Ace Corolla's good partner over there, Dr. Drew, 722-22-77. I tell you, we got news, travel, and weather coming up at the top of the hour. A little breakdown, temperature in the Southland, 74 in Norwalk, 74 in Marina Del Way, 74 in Van Nuys, Sherman Oaks area coming in to 74, Burbank 74, Van Nuys, I mentioned Van Nuys. Still checking in, came back again. Sometimes they check in every four or five seconds. What's that? Hold on, this just in, 74 again in Van Nuys. All right, Cerritos, Montclair area coming in at 74 degrees, Pasadena, Drew's hometown. Let me check that one up. Coming in 99 degrees, no correction, 74 degrees, 74 degrees all around the Southland, 722-275-725. Let's hop back to the phones. Let me say that, Drew's scared.
49:02🔗DrewIt's May and we're running the air conditioning 24-7 in our house. That is ridiculous. That is ridiculous.
49:09🔗AdamOh, it is so MF'ing hot. It's crazy weirdo hot out there. Just get in your car, you know, it's a nice sensation when you've had that bottled water sitting on the passenger seat and you jump into the car and you grab the bottled water, take a swig out of it, burn your hand on it, you open it, a little cloud of steam comes out of it. It's crazy. It's like, yeah, we're barely out of April and the stuff's boiling inside the bottle. As a matter of fact, you know, I should save some money just to start using seawater and just put it there and just have it just boil off.
50:00🔗DrewAdam, during the break, let out a huge fart, walked right into the cloud from hell, this skanky ass, horrible smelling thing. I screamed in horror, and he said it was the microwave, denied it. What's the matter with you?
50:16🔗AdamThe microwave in the kitchen here smells like someone put a hobo in there and blew him up. What's worse than a radio station microwave, smells like hell in there.
50:40🔗AdamIt's a cup of noodle meets top rum and meets popcorn meets Lipton meets something rancid and it's rancid in there. Yeah.
50:48🔗DrewBut this was not that. This was Corolla fart. And it repelled me and you didn't take credit for it.
50:54🔗AdamI was smelling the microwave at that point. By the way, it kind of sucks when you're trying to heat up your coffee and something smells like ass. Like, here's a container that smells like ass. I'm going to put my coffee in there and put an open coffee mug in there and put it in there for about three minutes.
52:25🔗AdamBut big ass. Here's the thing. Here's the thing. I hear, got popped in the eye, I put on ten pounds right there. Why? Yeah, it's just, skinny gal won't put up with that. And then I hear penis worship, pow, put on thirty.
52:46🔗CallerGuys, she said phalumptuous and she said, what was the first one she said?
52:50🔗AdamPhalatio. I, I'm ignoring her with the phalumptuous and the phalatio just because.
52:57🔗DrewIt's so bizarre. It's so like, what are we going to do with that?
53:01🔗AdamAnd I thought she was talking about Vegas Hotel.
53:35🔗DrewHere's the deal. Uh, you actually can get infectious diseases of the eye from what you've done. Uh, chlamydia of the eye is a relatively common thing. Gonorrhea. Gonorrhea of the eye. You're telling me. Herpes of the eye. You're telling me. Herpes of the eye.
53:50🔗DrewHerpes of the eye. Herpes of the eye. Herpes of the eye.
54:05🔗AdamYou do penis worship, though, but that's just giving a guy a hellacious BJ, right?
54:10🔗CallerWell, it's kind of a twisted thing, because where I work, he's one of the top people, and I'm one of the lowest people, so we kind of role play, you know?
54:19🔗AdamYeah. Oh, I like that. It's sexy. What kind of place do you work at?
54:30🔗DrewPeople, if he's in a position of authority over you, there will be rules against this.
54:35🔗CallerWell, no, because I work for the hospital. He's an independent contractor.
54:39🔗AdamYeah. He's one of the top guys who changes the vending machines out. Well, the good news is he can put that retina back on. Trauma surgeon. Now, trauma surgeon is farmed out.
54:58🔗AdamNo, you're not. So how does that work? Then you have your independent contractor?
55:01🔗DrewNo, he just works there. He does his business there more ways than one.
55:06🔗AdamAnd a trauma surgeon. You see, I never thought about it. I just assumed that if you have a hospital that the trauma surgeons were employees of the hospital. Huh? No? Seems confusing.
57:13🔗DrewDoctors just work, they just use the hospital. It's a facility.
57:16🔗AdamAnd the anesthesiologist is a doctor who?
57:18🔗DrewThat doesn't smell. Is that the microwave? That's a microwave.
57:22🔗AdamOh my God. That's a microwave. Anesthesiologist, doctor, who else? Like, what about, what about?
57:31🔗DrewThe anesthesiologist is a doctor, especially.
57:33🔗AdamI know, but he just stands around with the laughing gas. What about, you don't see, you don't see any movies made about the anesthesiologist. Or, you know what I mean? It's not exciting. Yeah, I don't look at that guy as a doctor. Most people don't look at those guys as doctors. They're just looking at those guys like specialized and they're going to computer tax or something. What about to be an anesthesiologist? Need the same amount of training as a doctor? Same amount?
58:15🔗AdamSecondly, an anesthesiologist, I think of it's just sort of the specialty guy who works, you know, helps the doctor out, but I don't think of him as trained as the doctor.
58:28🔗DrewWell, listen, where surgical complications are going to occur, it's anesthetic complications.
58:55🔗AdamHere's what I pictured. I know that maybe it's boring, everyone. I pictured that guy's having like, I pictured him as being like a pharmacist. Lots of schooling, but, and maybe pharmacist is as good as a doctor too, but not the training of the doctor. Specialty training and more like a tech guy.
59:15🔗AdamYeah, like, like the guy who runs the MRI machine or something. He's not a doctor, right?
59:20🔗DrewRight, but the radiologists are, and see, the radiologists are, they make something from the hospital to run the operation, but they get paid for, they bill the insurance companies for reading the x-rays.
59:29🔗AdamAnesthesiologist gets paid same as a doctor, make a lot of money? Lot of money. Lot of money. Chris says they put guys to sleep. Steve?
1:00:50🔗GuestWell, about... I'm going to say maybe a month ago. I was smoking pot with my friends, and I was pretty much kind of out of it. We smoked a lot, and I blacked out, and they said I was shaking a lot, and I was just wondering if I was like a seizure or something, and this could pot do that.
1:01:12🔗AdamAll right. Well, you passed out, right?
1:01:16🔗GuestThey said I didn't pass out, but I blacked out.
1:01:19🔗DrewSo you were up and awake. You just have no recollection of what you did. Were you drinking also?
1:02:10🔗DrewThat might be a seizure activity. And you can't... Absolutely. You take a drug of any type, you can increase the risk of seizure. The problem is that while it has been reported to do this, doesn't typically do this. You want to make sure there's not something else going on with you that has put you at risk for seizure, that the pot sort of exposed.
1:02:28🔗GuestWell, I think maybe, sorry, I think it's like a complex partial seizure thing.
1:02:34🔗DrewNo, that no, complex partial. No, that's not a complex. It's a generalized seizure you're describing. The complex partial seizure, yes, when you were staring off into space, that could have started as a complex partial that's secondarily generalized. Be that as it may. Listen to what I'm saying. Marijuana has been reported to cause seizure, not typically. The important thing here is to rule out the possibility that you were predisposed to seizure because of something else, a brain tumor, a neurologic condition that the marijuana now brought to the surface. You need to see a neurologist, okay? Well, my... Tani, you're not a neurologist, you're not a doctor. What is she? She wants to argue with me about this. She says it's bizarre. That's what I'm saying. You have some underlying neurologic disorder that has been now... has now come to the surface or been brought out because of the pod, and that's what needs evaluation, all right? And it could be a lot of things. Just because your sister has seizure disorder doesn't mean that's necessarily why you're having your seizures.
1:03:45🔗AdamIt's like, if this was a... this one of those car shows, they'd be going like, front end shimmies at like 55, and you'd go, well, you got to take it in and have the front end realign. And they'd be, no, no, no, but it's got 400,000 miles on it. Yeah, well, got to have the front end realign. Well, it was also hit pretty good from behind.
1:04:06🔗DrewNo, they see more. They go, they go, I think I need to have the pistons replaced.
1:04:12🔗AdamYeah, but often, no, I mean, they do that, yeah, but often times they just keep going. Give you another reason why you should go in and have the front end realign.
1:04:19🔗DrewThat I don't mind because they just want to double, make sure they give me all the detail. When they give me their theory.
1:04:26🔗DrewNo, she went, I think my sister, my twin sister has seizure. She has epilepsy. I think I, no, I don't care what you think, Tate. I don't care. It doesn't matter. Thank you.
1:04:35🔗AdamYeah, but no, it's just, I'm just telling you, listen, Jackoff, what are you gonna argue with me?
1:04:42🔗DrewI'm just saying when they offer a theory, about the front end.
1:04:46🔗AdamIt's not a theory though. It's one more reason why they're not offering it up like it's one more reason why it is one more reason why. But do you understand the difference between that?
1:04:57🔗DrewI do. But when I, my point is, just my point, listen, is when people open with, I think it's, that's when you got a problem.
1:05:05🔗AdamShe didn't say I think it. She said my sister has, has epilepsy, which is like saying the car has 500,000 miles on. It's one more, yes. Your answer again is go get it checked. That's what I'm saying. I know she, she's just making, it's retarded. It's one more, it makes you, makes it that much more imperative that she go, go do it. Thank you, Drew.
1:05:29🔗GuestI don't argue with my brilliant points all the time or analogies.
1:06:10🔗AdamOh, man. That was going to be close because he was just... I saw him. He was just... He leaned up and he was about... He was about just to name a nationality or extinct bird, dodo bird or something like that and pow. All right, John. What's up, buddy?
1:06:26🔗CallerOh, you know, I've been drinking for a while and I'd say it's about a year. Almost a year. Since last summer, I've been drinking every day and friends of mine have been saying it's been a problem. Not really a problem. They just say I drink too much and...
1:06:43🔗DrewWhat would be the difference between there being a problem and them being concerned?
1:06:53🔗CallerWell, I was just wondering... You know, I mean, I've been drinking every day and it's not like I have outbursts. I don't get violent. It doesn't concern.
1:07:07🔗Adam12 pack every day is quite a fair amount of consumption.
1:07:12🔗DrewYou're drinking enough to have medical problems, A. Really? Yeah. And B, alcohol is defined by the consequences and one of the areas of consequence is relationships and your relationships are being affected by this. No doubt your school performance is affected by this.
1:07:27🔗AdamWhat are you doing? You going to work?
1:07:30🔗CallerYeah, I work and, Adam, you're going to make fun of me, I do go to junior college. Yeah.
1:07:53🔗CallerYeah, that's right. My grandparents live in the state of Nevada and it's free to use.
1:07:59🔗AdamHe's going to be at slots of fun drinking those like 50 cent Heineken's all summer long. Hey, John, how is it you can go to school and have a job and polish off the 12-pack? Do you start drinking when you get home at night?
1:08:15🔗DrewAlcoholics are more evolutionary evolved.
1:08:17🔗AdamNo, listen, I know them. I used to work with some of these guys. But what do you do? Do you start drinking when you get home?
1:08:24🔗CallerNo, not so much when I get home, usually around like 11, 12 o'clock.
1:09:09🔗DrewYou lived in Illinois your whole life?
1:09:11🔗CallerNo, actually, I was born in Scotland. My dad was in the military. We moved to San Diego, California, and then we moved to Illinois when it's about five.
1:09:18🔗AdamI think Drew heard the San Diego coming through.
1:09:47🔗AdamFor me, I'm a man of the people. I don't, I'm not up there in my high horse, you know, looking down at all the peasants. I'm in amongst them, wallowing in the muck.
1:09:58🔗DrewI get insulted when you say that, too.
1:09:59🔗AdamI'm no different than they are, except for I'm literally a millionaire. Literally.
1:10:04🔗GuestChris, you're the, literally a millionaire.
1:10:08🔗AdamI could buy and sell you right now. I would, you know what I would do, too? I would buy him for like a certain amount and I would sell him.
1:10:38🔗AdamYou know what I mean? You flip it, make a couple of grand. I use that money and then I start investing in something big, where it's actually really turn a profit.
1:10:55🔗AdamJamie's boyfriend is afraid to do oral or fingers since she had a baby. And then Joe, 17 friends want him to tape him having sex with his girlfriend or who? Joe?
1:11:59🔗AdamIf this was like basketball, and they took like a TV timeout, I would be the player who would be doing pushups and running in place on the side of the court.
1:12:41🔗DrewYou're waving the towel in front of me all the time.
1:12:44🔗AdamYeah, so that's not as good because it's exerting, you know, I'm exerting more of the mouth. Yeah, and this is my game. See what I'm saying? I'm wasting energy. Anyway, I don't feel like I got it four minutes out of that. You know, I don't feel like I got a break.
1:13:06🔗DrewCan we take another break? Or we just sit here and say nothing, just take a break?
1:14:34🔗CallerYes. And my fiance doesn't want to go down on me or just go near.
1:14:45🔗DrewAre you sure he's not just using this as an excuse to give up something that he didn't want to do in the first place? Are you sure this isn't just an excuse for him not to do something he wasn't particularly excited about in the first place? He was into it before. Has something changed down there anatomically since your delivery?
1:15:17🔗DrewYeah, the guys can freak out about stuff. When he sees a child come out of that, he's got that emblazoned in his memory now. And especially if you tear and rip and stuff and rip through the rectum. Something to contend with. Guards were all freaked out by that anatomy. They are already. And then you add to that the sort of the.
1:15:39🔗AdamWho decided by, who decided this is the most important thing in the world that the guy be standing there? And not only that.
1:15:49🔗AdamNo, but that not only, yes, it's, I, look, I think it would, it is traumatizing to many guys.
1:15:54🔗DrewBut as we've, you said before that, you know, why are things the way they are? You know, why, why is this and this way in society? They are the way they are because they come from us. We created things this way. And the natural tendency to put guys somewhere else during the delivery was an impulse created by a guy to protect them from this trauma. Not at all, guys.
1:16:12🔗AdamFaggotry about having everyone stand and have a throw a party by your old lady spread legs. It's just ridiculous. Video and everybody with the, you know, people do that thing where they're like, I got a video, you want to see the video? And I'm like, no, I don't want to see it.
1:16:28🔗AdamAnd then, even once in a while, people do that thing where they go, oh, no, no, we don't, you know, it's none of the, it's just a kid all covered with goo and the whole of them, wife crying, you know, it's like.
1:16:38🔗DrewWhy don't we videotape other huge traumatic life events?
1:16:43🔗AdamHey, yeah, my cousin, remember he got in a motorcycle accident?
1:16:46🔗DrewHere's the video, got the video right here. Yeah, he gets down on the ventilator here. This is cool. No, no, it's just, it's just.
1:16:50🔗AdamYeah, you see the guy? Yeah, he's got the ribs spread around.
1:16:53🔗DrewNo, we won't show the actual, the actual heart exposed. We'll just show you the width spread or the crack of the chest, that's all.
1:17:35🔗DrewNot like you need to review it with the video camera. It is emblazoned in your mind.
1:17:39🔗AdamLet me say this too, with the video camera. It's like, it's the same, people do that the same with the wedding dress, you know? My daughter's gonna wear this, now she's not. And this video, oh, you're gonna look at this thing one day? No, you're not. And by the way, I wouldn't wanna see a videotape of me being born. First off, I don't like the idea of my parents being in the same room. That alone freaks me out. Ever. Secondly, my mom being naked and the legs spread and everything flying out of her and stuff. I would be completely freaked out to see video of me being born. I really would. A couple of black and white baby pictures I'm fine with, but covered with placenta and all over my sweaty mom. I don't need that.
1:18:34🔗DrewNo, well, first of all, you break him in slowly. And are you sure? Has everything gone back to normal down there? And maybe, maybe, maybe taking a porno and that kind of thing. Maybe actually deconditioning him, you know what I mean?
1:18:49🔗AdamYeah, you might be able to talk to him about it too.
1:18:51🔗DrewThat's what I was gonna say. And also by the way, you hold the cards, Jamie. No intercourse if he doesn't do his business.
1:18:57🔗DrewYeah, it's easy. He'll do it. He'll be fine.
1:18:59🔗AdamLet me give you ladies a heads up too by the way. Chicks hell bent on dragging guys everywhere they don't wanna go. Everyone from their stupid friends' weddings that they barely even like from work to standing in the waiting room with the kids and the cranking out and the whole thing. Leave us alone. We do enough. We go to enough. Everywhere we go, we don't wanna go. I don't know what that gene is with chicks. You know what I mean? Like when I find out my wife doesn't wanna do something, I usually don't even want her there.
1:19:32🔗AdamYeah, like that's like, come on, baby. We're going fishing. I don't wanna go. It leaves San Pedro at 4 a.m. Me and some sweaty guys and you, we're all gonna get on the boat. Come on, we're going. No, does a guy do that? Guys like hell no. He gets one of his buddies to go.
1:19:49🔗DrewAnd by the way, hey, come on, we're going as sort of a pushing to go. You get pulled.
1:19:54🔗DrewYou don't get encouraged to go. You get dragged.
1:19:58🔗AdamWho decided, I mean, by the way, just in general, who do you, do you really want people to go with you to things they don't wanna go to? Is that enjoyable for you?
1:20:07🔗DrewI don't know, my wife does not do much of that.
1:20:11🔗DrewI know, but I know it happens. I surely see it happening, guys.
1:20:14🔗AdamYeah. And they're friends. And they're friends that they don't even like. I'll send them love with them though, by the way, when they find out you don't really like them either. All you gotta do is echo what they've been saying. Yeah, I don't know. I'm not a big fan of that cammy. What's wrong with her? You don't like any of my friends. You called her a whore 10 seconds ago. All right. All right, leave us alone. We don't wanna go into the delivery room. Leave us alone. Joe?
1:20:47🔗CallerOkay, so my friend called me tonight and he's just kinda out of the blue asked me if I would videotape him and his girlfriend having sex. Out of the blue.
1:20:59🔗CallerWell, I don't know. I was just talking to him because I hadn't talked to him for about a week and a half. And I was just saying, you know, what's up? And he called and he said, yeah, I was wondering if you would tape me and my girlfriend having sex. And it kinda weirded me out. And I didn't know, cause I mean, I'd like to do it.
1:21:17🔗DrewOnce again, Joe, why does somebody do when they've got tons of like, you know, remote controls and tripods and then no one ever, there's no such thing as a counterman for.
1:21:25🔗CallerWell, that's what I said. I said, I don't know if I want to do this. I mean, why can't you just get like a camera stand? And he was saying something like, well, we're kind of thinking we want somebody to walk around and zoom in. And I was like, what the hell?
1:21:41🔗AdamI'm just, it's just bad. It's just bad acting.
1:21:45🔗CallerI'm just nervous, man. I can't believe I'm talking to you guys. I love you guys. I listen to you all the time. Well, that's good.
1:21:50🔗GuestThanks, buddy. And I turn the corner on you.
1:21:54🔗AdamFirst off, what chick is going to agree to this? I don't know.
1:21:58🔗CallerI mean, she's kind of got a screwed up family life. I know a little bit about it. I mean, she doesn't really like her aunt and I don't know what's where her parents are, but.
1:22:11🔗CallerYeah, I think she's being raised by her aunt right now. She's living with her aunt. And then my friend, he never met his dad and he has a stepdad right now. So they both kind of got weird family lives, but they get along really well. And I know both of them and they're great. Yeah. I know both of them and he's a really good friend and she's nice. I've met her and I've.
1:23:09🔗AdamYou're leaned in. You're getting that shot. The guy's getting close. Next thing you know, he comes flying out and you just feel something warm on your shin. Shouldn't have worn the cargo shorts. See what I'm saying?
1:23:22🔗DrewYeah, it's where a wetsuit would be, right?
1:23:24🔗AdamWow, what I would do when I would film porn is I would grease myself up with Vaseline and then wrap myself a saran wrap.
1:23:46🔗AdamYeah, that's what Johnny Quest got it. Yeah. Chris, you know what a diving Belle is? That's the guy who puts people to sleep. All right, buddy. Come on, focus now. I need you to pay attention to the show.
1:25:25🔗AdamYeah, well, you know, okay, don't give the call letters out. The mother station out here. All right, but do your name, do the time, and do the thing and make people want to come back.
1:25:56🔗AdamHe stumbled on your first name just a little bit. He knows, he calls, you call yourself Chris. You call yourself Chris. All right, but this is Christopher. You're out. All right.
1:26:49🔗AdamHow you doing out there? I'm doing fine, thank you. I'm Adam Carolla. It's my good partner over there, Dr. Drew. 1-800-LOVE-191, 722-22 after 738 away from the top of the hour. Really appreciate you tuning in tonight. Drew?
1:27:17🔗DrewFirst of all, there was nothing. And then walked into the bathroom and I dutifully trailed behind and just got completely blown away. I just knocked over. Couldn't go to the bathroom. I was about to start running.
1:27:27🔗AdamSee, I think that's what you call psychosomatic. I believe you heard the fart.
1:28:49🔗Well, I mean... It helps her, it doesn't help me a whole lot.
1:28:53🔗AdamHe's not that nuts about it. And, you know, for her, it's like going down on a pool toy. You know what I mean, what the hell? I mean, look, I...
1:29:05🔗DrewThe Trojan people are trying to come up with something. They're trying to come up with the oral sex condom.
1:29:25🔗AdamYeah, it's not exactly knowing somebody, but it rhymes with no. Yeah, you wanna get on the air? You wanna get on the air? You get under the console. See what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying, Drew? You know the game.
1:30:22🔗AdamI don't think people actually do that. I kind of believe it in their sleep. Like sometimes you can say something in your sleep and I don't think you call it out when you're having sex.
1:30:32🔗DrewYou don't ever communicate with your partner when you're having sex.
1:30:35🔗GuestYeah, and I don't want to say anything because it's really like, like the sex is amazing.
1:32:41🔗AdamI'm sorry, Will, but we gotta go to break. All right, this easy on the carbs, do a lot of exercise, no need a lot of crap before you go to bed.
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