1:00🔗VoiceoverLoveline with Adam Corolla and Dr. Drew.
1:04🔗VoiceoverAdam, that's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Dr. Drew, board certified physician, addiction medicine specialist, and tonight, like the welcoming of the studio, dear, dear friend and very special Loveline guest, David Alan Grier, Dag, my main man.
1:22🔗David Alan GrierYou were whitey three seconds ago.
1:24🔗DrewNo, but you know, when you go through a weekend like I went through with, you know what, that happened to, you know who? Considering a big basketball, it just hurts.
1:34🔗AdamYeah. Why, why, Now, David, as I recall, is from the Detroit area.
1:43🔗DrewNo, because I'll tell you why. Detroit doesn't even play in Detroit. Detroit plays in Auburn Hills. That would be like the LA. Lakers playing in Tustin.
1:54🔗DrewThe story around Detroit is that this 81-year-old white guy who owns the Pistons, his driver, his chauffeur was mugged one time in downtown Detroit at the old Cobalt Hall.
2:04🔗And that was, that's it, we're pulling up stakes.
2:07🔗David Alan GrierHe owns the hockey team, too, right?
2:10🔗DrewBut, you know, they built a hockey stadium in downtown Detroit. They built a new beautiful football stadium and a baseball stadium. But, you know, basketball is a little different. It's a multi-use arena, you know what I do, and they've been out there.
2:24🔗AdamHe also owns the WNBA team, by the way. I think.
2:41🔗AdamGame number three, that's it. You gotta love the brother man. It's like, oh, hold on, sweetie, 15-second timeout. Daddy's got to get back on the court. Oh, you brought your kids. That's great. It's like, could a white guy ever pull that off? He's out on, imagine, Drew, you're out on the court playing championship basketball. You got a son or daughter's up in the stands, already got herself a championship trophy. Myself, on the professional level. It's, we can't do that. We don't have that kind of durability.
3:36🔗AdamDag was commenting before we went on the air that we're not playing enough of his drops lately on the show.
3:41🔗DrewIt's just, I've been getting a lot of them.
3:43🔗David Alan GrierWe need to record a few more of that. Get us some cheers in there, Dag.
3:47🔗DrewWell, you know, I give of myself and I'm just pushed to the side. You know, when one of these rinky dink pop princesses comes in here, Alanis Morissette.
3:56🔗David Alan GrierWhat are we going to get Bonnie Hunt up here?
3:58🔗DrewOh, she's too good for this show, really.
4:04🔗DrewYeah, she's like Pachita Adams. You know, the capacity to laugh and spread laughter. And also, she's too beautiful and talented. Bonnie's listening now.
5:00🔗AdamBut what, here's what I understand, was that show doing well for them?
5:04🔗DrewI assume so, I'm not one of those actors who, you know, watches the ratings and all that stuff. I try to concentrate on my art. I do. We like that show.
5:24🔗Did Mrs. Mama Pinsky put her little pinky in Dr. Drew's little dump?
5:34🔗DrewYou were describing your sexual limits with the Mrs. Drew.
5:38🔗David Alan GrierYeah, well, anyway, I was going to go on about how talented you guys are. Singing, dancing, writing, and directing at Bonnie Fart. Yeah, yeah.
5:47🔗DrewBonnie, come, come do Loveline. These children need to be healed, because there's only one reason I'm here.
7:07🔗DrewShe called me and she said that I had to make an appearance, I was your only black friend, and you'd lose your federal money if I didn't show up.
7:15🔗AdamWell, the EEOC is pretty tight-regs. That's right. All right, David Alan Grier, by the way, I know him as either Dag or I'm a main man. Somebody said to me today, let's start with David earlier. And I thought, who's David? I have no idea who that is.
8:02🔗Okay, my problem is that I have a boyfriend now that I've had for a while, and he doesn't have an orgasm. He'll stay hard forever, and I'll get really sore during sex, and he will not have an orgasm. So I'm wondering if this is like, I tried to read stuff, and I just don't know what I can do, or what to do.
8:36🔗So I was the first one that he ever had an orgasm with, but I thought that, you know, after we'd been dating for a while, that it would kind of go away and he'd be-
8:44🔗David Alan GrierWait, Beth, Beth, let's forget this guy. You are not the first one that he's had this problem with.
8:48🔗AdamNo, he, he's the, he, yes. She's not the first one he's had this problem with, but she is the first one he's actually had an orgasm with.
9:04🔗David Alan GrierHow did he climb to the summit? What happened?
9:10🔗I mean, everything is normal, but it just, sometimes it just takes, you know, an hour and sometimes he doesn't come at all. And so I'm-
9:16🔗David Alan GrierBut some of the time he's good. Some of the time he's okay.
9:19🔗Some of the time, you know, it comes along, but it's still, it takes forever. And I just wonder if there's something I can do about it. Or if it's like a condition or-
9:27🔗David Alan GrierHow often are you having sex?
9:29🔗We have sex a lot. We have a pretty good sex life. It's kind of a long distance relationship, but I see him for the summers and everything like that.
9:37🔗DrewSo how long, did she answer the question?
10:05🔗AdamYeah. He's just wired this way, and there's really not a lot you can do about it unless you can really figure out something. Like once in a while you hit a guy's sweet spot, like a good brisk lubriderm handy. But with a grip.
10:20🔗DrewShouldn't she share him with her friends?
10:36🔗David Alan GrierIt's just delayed ejaculation, and some guys are just, that's just their rhythm. Now, one of the things you can do is have less frequent sex. Sometimes it helps a guy get going.
10:59🔗DrewPut some porn on in the background, keep it coming, and what else?
11:02🔗AdamWell, Dave, I just, you know, when you're being intimate with your gal pal, I mean, obviously there's, we have no visual representation of that, but what might that sound like?
11:13🔗David Alan GrierI mean, if you were advising him.
12:31🔗DrewAnd you know what? His rhythm was actually pretty good once the show ended.
12:34🔗CallerI think that we were kind of causing him.
12:35🔗David Alan GrierOh, we were getting through to him or something.
12:37🔗DrewIs he suffering some kind of sleep disorder?
12:40🔗David Alan GrierThat's what we were speculating.
12:41🔗AdamLet me ask, just being a speculation, is there ever been another TV or radio show where they actually put people who are sleeping on the air?
13:10🔗I turned around and picked up the phone, but he was already gone.
13:13🔗DrewI slept on the plane all day. I snored. I came in from New York, but I had to stop in Detroit, as I told you. And I got my snore on. So I can always tell by the expression on people's faces when you wake up.
13:29🔗AdamYeah, you just had to stop over to burn an SUV and then right back to LA or what?
13:34🔗DrewThere's nothing left to burn in Detroit. They were very well-behaved this time.
13:38🔗AdamOh, they were? Yeah, they were. And we're sitting, you know, Kimmel got into a bunch of trouble for explaining that they might be burning something down. I kind of wonder if they heard that and decided, let's not make them right. Yeah.
13:50🔗DrewNo, really, I was, I'm from Detroit. I grew up there. I was recently there. There's nothing left to burn in Detroit proper.
13:57🔗DrewReally? There are only about four black people in the stadium when I was at the basketball game. Oh, really? How can you work that in Detroit? But it wasn't really in Detroit.
15:40🔗DrewCause Drew won't even go in a strip club cause he goes, you flipped that switch buddy and you better drive that truck all the way to the station.
15:50🔗DrewYou bake that cake, you put icing on it. I'll tell you that right now.
15:54🔗AdamThat's what I'm saying, which is Drew's more, more animal than he is man in the bedroom. And, and there's a lot of guys this way, which the, you know what kind of, which guys these are? These are the guys who get into the fight and they have to, they have to be pulled off the guy who's been dead for 10 minutes. They're still punching him and kicking him. And then later on they're like, I don't know what happened. It was just a switch. It got flipped in my head.
16:20🔗DrewSo Drew, when he gets off, he's like, who's the doctor?
16:22🔗CallerWho's the doctor? Who's the doctor baby?
17:26🔗AdamNow, what the hell was... Oh, oh, and so Drew's theory is, is he can actually tune in to other people that share his passion for passion.
17:34🔗David Alan GrierNo, it's not that. It's that I just, I understand that, you know, talking to enough women about their, we had orgasm talk for years here on this show. And we're hearing the spectrum of female response, and we sort of zeroed in to the different grouping.
17:48🔗AdamThat's what it is. Cause basically Drew's like, oh yeah.
17:51🔗CallerYou know, when I was, when I was still making the rounds, so to speak, my chart indicated... No, wait a minute.
18:05🔗David Alan GrierShe goes, what are you talking about? She goes, yeah. She goes, what are you talking about? The oral sex like, what a waste of time kind of thing. Yeah, and she goes, you gotta go right to the sex. Okay, that's because, mammon that have multiple orgasms are sort of, it doesn't affect, oral sex really doesn't appeal to them that much.
18:24🔗David Alan GrierI'm not talking about recurrent orgasm, like more than one. I mean multiple, pow.
18:30🔗DrewOkay, and now multiple orgasm would mean in one session. That's just not true. I was in a relationship with a woman that was absolutely not true.
18:43🔗David Alan GrierAnd during intercourse could have multiple?
18:45🔗DrewYes, that's what she told me. I mean, at this point in my, that's what she says is my mantra. No, is my, I mean, you know, that's what she told me. I mean, I didn't put like a medical equipment on her.
19:13🔗David Alan GrierWe're trying to create understanding and groupings and trends and come to understand.
19:17🔗DrewWell, let me just tell you, in this particular woman, no, it was-
19:20🔗David Alan GrierSo she could have 40 orgasms during intercourse?
19:23🔗DrewNot 40 orgasms. I'm saying oral sex, she could have orgasms.
19:30🔗David Alan GrierAnd more than one, but not multiple, not recurrent over and over and over and over. That's what we're saying. We're taking the one-
20:19🔗DrewBut I thought that when a woman has multiple orgasms after a certain point, it's just kind of like, you know. Yeah, yeah.
20:26🔗David Alan GrierThere's that, too. That's a different thing. And that can keep going for, it's called persistent sexual arousal. It can go on for a few days.
21:00🔗DrewWell, I tell you this. Any woman who has a persistent sexual arousal syndrome, whatever guy she's with, don't get it twisted. That's how she came.
21:15🔗AdamDrew, let me ask you real quick. Do you think, and pretend your wife isn't listening for a second, do you think by just being around a woman, getting a vibe off, or talking to her for a little bit, you could make the decision whether she was the multi-orgasm?
21:30🔗David Alan GrierNot with great accuracy, but I think I could.
22:05🔗CallerAnd we did try a vibrator and that just didn't do too much for me. But is there anything? Well, my guess is like, because girls don't have orgasms during sex, they get it during, you know, oral. And then since I get it during sex, shouldn't I get it easier during oral?
22:23🔗David Alan GrierNo. That's what we were talking about. That is not necessarily a direct relationship there. You might think so.
22:28🔗AdamWhatever it is, at 19 year ahead of the game, getting it, you have a much better chance of getting it orally than you do of getting it through intercourse.
22:36🔗David Alan GrierIf you have with intercourse, you're more likely to be able to switch over to oral, but not the converse, true.
22:41🔗DrewAnd it's going to get better when she gets older, as she gets older, date someone else, hopefully.
22:47🔗AdamAnd I'm guessing if she got with the right guy, they could probably work this thing out.
22:53🔗DrewThis isn't the wrong guy, because, you know, he's doing something right, but, you know.
22:57🔗AdamShe's, they're just working. They're feeling their way out. You know, we're going to take a break. David Alan Grier is in the studio tonight. He's going to be at the Irvine Improv. That is such a...
23:08🔗CallerWorking it out, putting it down, lecturing the people, commiserating to my Lakers. Why did you do it?
23:16🔗CallerYou're from Detroit. Kobe, you bastard.
23:19🔗CallerI am too. I know I'm from Detroit, but the Pistons are from Pontiac.
23:24🔗AdamI don't understand this. But let me say how refreshing it is, by the way, to have someone that's into a local sports team out here, because every A-hole in this city is either from the East Coast or Mexico. So it's either soccer or you're Mets fan. And everybody I know is either from Pittsburgh, Chicago or New York. And once in a while, there's some weird guys from Wisconsin or Indiana. There's nobody who's from LA.
23:53🔗David Alan GrierAs rare as that is, what's even more characteristic of those few that are like Dag, and Dag is not like this particular, but there are LA fans, they'll go, oh, they'll be gung ho. They lose a series and they're like, well, what are the Dodgers up to? No, no, no. No, the feeling.
24:08🔗DrewI tell you, this is where these Lakers need tough love. Fellas, I know you're listening. I love you, regardless of your selfish, insignificant playing, I love you. And have lots of fun and good luck on the next time you team you'll be playing with.
25:13🔗AdamWe got to take a break. We're going to talk about the racing with the Dagman. And by the way, defies all black stereotypes. Goes to motorcycle racing school and goes down on women. With regularity. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back.
25:31🔗CallerLoveline will be right back, so get your problems ready.
25:48🔗AdamI'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1, David Alan Grier, my main man.
25:55🔗DrewPlease remain seated. You know, Adam, they started shooting The Surreal Life next door to me again, which is not another...
26:20🔗DrewThey don't keep me up in the morning, but they constantly have to ride with the vans with the doors open and they have to stop in the middle of the street to have that really important conversation. Man, we need more donuts at the table too.
26:53🔗DrewYeah, I came rolling down the hill and I was like, not gonna stop. So they scattered and after that, it was cool. But they invited me on, you know, they send you little flyers and I was like, keep away you bastards.
27:04🔗David Alan GrierBut now your show's canceled, so maybe you're gonna...
27:06🔗DrewNo, when I go in there, just trust me. Just get me into rehab.
27:09🔗AdamIsn't that... Speaking of rehab, isn't that Glen Campbell's old house?
27:15🔗DrewIt is, Glen Campbell built it. I was in there.
27:17🔗AdamJust got, is it, yeah, well, is it nice?
27:19🔗DrewAnd well, no, it needs to be dynamited, but a couple took over it and they bought it, they redid it, but then my neighbors just told me they sold it and I was like, great, so that means no, and then like the next day, the Surreal Life moves in. So, my darkest fear is that maybe Surreal Life bought the house.
27:37🔗David Alan GrierWhat happened to poor Glen Campbell?
28:24🔗AdamSo that, and if it has even moderate success, it's going to be on for at least an eight year run. So Surreal House is on its third season. It's moderately successful and that's it. Loveline, put it this way, it's on the WB. You've heard of it, right? There you go. That is a runaway hit. So get used to it, Dag.
28:45🔗AdamAll right. And David, you say you went to a motorcycle riding school.
28:50🔗DrewYes, the wonderful Freddie Spencer, Freddie Spencer School. We're doing Two Wheel Tuesdays. They did a special on the school. I went last year, I went this year. It was beautiful. 100 degrees out there, racing our little 100, 600.
29:05🔗DrewThe first time you do it, you go, what is that scraping? Oh my God, that is my knee. Full leathers. Oh, full leathers, full leathers. And here's what happened. I left my leathers. I took my own leathers and I had to go. So I jammed them in my bag. And then I went to New York to do this carry benefit. And then I came home and I just opened my bag. So it's been cooking in there for a good four or five days.
29:34🔗AdamAnd you know, it's funny because you've told me about this school before, but I didn't know you were that much into bikes. Do you have a motorcycle?
29:42🔗DrewI have one, yeah. Yeah, I bought one. You did? I've had a couple before. And for a while I was on a loan program. So the companies would just give you a bike, you know? So I rode a bunch of different kinds of bikes until I decided which one I wanted. Ducati? No, I don't have a Duke. I have a Jixer, Jixer 1000. It's a Suzuki, it's amazing, amazing motorcycle. But I'm going to get a Ducati.
30:05🔗AdamNow how fast did you get going on that track, by the way, with the, with the big bike?
30:08🔗DrewOver a hundred miles an hour. About, someone clocked us on the straightaway. 114, something like that.
30:15🔗AdamThere were people, which is pretty impressive.
30:18🔗DrewLook, Drew's just sitting there like nuts, nuts there. The speed thing. Why, only speed things? How dare you.
30:38🔗AdamLeave him alone. He's having a good time.
30:40🔗DrewIt's fun, look at you. Everything that's good, and people and women who have multiple orgasms are what? Crazy, they're lunatics. Men who like to do exciting, dangerous things are what? Loopy, nuts, crazy, bananas.
30:53🔗AdamI'm addicted to porn, I'm addicted to alcohol, taking an occasional ass in the shower, somehow deviant.
31:38🔗AdamIt'd be the kind of thing where Drew would be looking at porn, and all of a sudden, he'd see his housekeeper's fat ass, and you'd hear music sting and his eyes light up. And he'd just head right down the hall like an animal. Hey, Adam, yeah, it's a line.
31:55🔗DrewLet's time, let's pump the brakes here. I think it's time to save some babies. All right.
33:23🔗CallerShe wanted to be with me. I told her that I did love her. She's the only other girl that I've loved besides my girlfriend. And I told her that we couldn't be together because I didn't want to hurt her like that. And.
33:51🔗AdamApril the 8th. All right. So what is that? Three months? Two and a half months ago? And she killed herself because of the unrequited love thing? Because you didn't give her love back?
34:04🔗CallerNo, it's because she wanted to be with me so bad and I couldn't give it to her.
34:08🔗David Alan GrierShe'd never been suicidal before? So she was a depressive, was she on treatment?
34:17🔗I've known her longer than I've known my girlfriend.
34:19🔗CallerI've known her like eight, nine years.
34:21🔗David Alan GrierWas she on treatment before?
34:32🔗David Alan GrierThat, by the way, is where things went wrong, right there. It's not that you didn't reciprocate her love. You can't be responsible for everyone's relationships. I know. But the fact that you knew she was suicidal and depressed is for other people to listen. You know somebody's suicidal. If you know somebody who's contemplating suicide, you get them to help. There's about a 20% fatality rate with depression. One out of five people with depression will kill themselves.
34:58🔗AdamThat's when we didn't make a call on Dag's behalf, or you.
35:00🔗David Alan GrierNo, but like... I almost did.
35:07🔗CallerBut like, he was like really happy like for like almost a year and then like I told her that we couldn't.
35:16🔗AdamWell, well, okay. So do you hold yourself responsible in some way? You do? Okay, well, look, here's... Yeah, here's the thing. She was a screwed up person that was very depressed. And this is how you kill yourself. You have to be depressed to begin with, and you have to be screwed up, quite honestly.
35:37🔗David Alan GrierWhat would the alternatives be? That you left your girlfriend for somebody because she threatened, became threatening? No, she didn't even threaten, she just told me. I know, but let's think about the alternatives. How could you possibly have made it different? How could you... Let's say you are responsible for the sake of argument. What would you have done? You can't, it's not your fault. You really had no control over her illness. She had an illness.
36:00🔗DrewMaybe she should get into treatment herself. So she better understands the depression and what causes this. If you're not at fault.
36:11🔗CallerI know, like depression and everything, but now my girlfriend does not understand why I'm so distraught.
36:20🔗David Alan GrierAgain, that's not your girlfriend's problem either. It's yours and you need to take care of yourself and get some help for this.
36:25🔗DrewMaybe you should be by yourself for a while.
36:45🔗David Alan GrierYou do not tell anybody anything till you get somebody under your care, or to care for you. You don't say anything to anybody until you get some help because this is a situation that's already unstable enough and you're gonna make it worse if you start taking things into your own hands at this point.
37:01🔗AdamHey, do you have any family? You do? Where's your dad?
37:28🔗AdamWow, you gotta get you guys over to Israel and populate that place. That's my plan, Drew. I'll tell you about it later.
37:35🔗CallerI can't keep me here in the house and telling her.
37:39🔗David Alan GrierAll right, well then, if you're ready, if you're gonna tell her, you're gonna tell her only after you've got some help for yourself. Do not tell her, do not do anything, do not make any decisions until you get in the hands of somebody that can be there for you. Period, period, period.
37:54🔗AdamAnd by the way, I don't know what my number is, but maybe over six, I basically look at as abuse, unless you're talking about the Waynes, because that's a great group there.
38:23🔗AdamLook, if you have a sprawling estate, even then it's pushing it, you know? You guys all packed into one toaster oven and working on kid number 12. You know, at what point does somebody get like a-
38:39🔗DrewYou know, when you don't- Yeah, when you don't expend your sexual energy building houses, bigger pools, the pool rules.
38:46🔗David Alan GrierHave you been up there lately to see the pool?
38:47🔗DrewYeah, I see it. I run around the reservoir. It looks beautiful. It looks fabulous. Are you guys going to move into that house or what?
39:40🔗AdamAnd everything's cool. Do you guys hang out?
39:43🔗DrewI do. Damon works out over there with Terry. I see him. Let's see. Keenan does. Sean does. Sean and Marlon, we all were in Miami recently. When I was there performing, I ran into him 6 a.m. on the plane. It was a descent into hell.
42:46🔗DrewI'm just a half a shell of a man. I like a girl with a big butt, but fruit in demand. Dough is juicy, is sweet, cuz it's fruit and in demand. No, I'm matured, I've grown up. Finally hanging up my dancing shoes.
43:04🔗AdamDag can be found, by the way, tomorrow, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at the Irvine Improv.
43:54🔗DrewYeah, but you have to meet someone you want to spend your life with first. You know, Adam, you just don't knock someone up willy-nilly and say, honey, let's make this legal.
44:03🔗AdamTell that to the Wayans' parents, by the way.
44:07🔗DrewThey have a plan. Come on, they do. They're great parents. They stay together. They're still together, Mr. and Mrs. Wayans. They should do a movie on them. They never ever were on public assistance.
44:18🔗DrewNope. They brought their kids up. Wonderful family, yes.
44:23🔗AdamAnd do the kids throw them a little cash now?
44:27🔗DrewOh, yeah. They take very good care of their parents. Bottom houses and all that stuff. Kenan takes care of everybody. I mean, they all do. It's a wonderful family.
44:36🔗CallerLet's heal some babies. Yes, let's save some chillin.
44:46🔗CallerI got a question mainly for Dr. Drew. You guys spoke, I think, maybe a week ago. You talked about how canker sores and fever blisters are a form of herpes and that it can be transmitted through oral sex, right? Right. Okay. Well, I wondered, I've got a wart on one hand, just a common everyday wart. I wanted to know if you can give someone genital warts by the same method.
45:13🔗David Alan GrierIt's actually a possibility, but it's a rather unusual means of transmission.
45:23🔗David Alan GrierYeah, you don't tend not to have, but I've heard of it happening.
45:25🔗AdamFinger blast away, is that what Drew's saying.
45:28🔗David Alan GrierIt doesn't happen the other way. You definitely don't get hand warts from genital warts. But this is, you know, this is, Adam, the recent data showed 70% HPV rates in certain populations. 70%?
45:47🔗DrewBut wart virus, does that mean that they all have warts or that they have a virus?
45:51🔗David Alan GrierThey have a virus. Most of the time it causes warts. And if the virus persists, it will definitely cause warts. And that's the one that tends to also cause cervical cancer.
46:12🔗AdamYeah, by January. Let me say this real quick. We gotta go to break. But Dag, we're talking about herpes. Drew's spoken about anal herpes in the past. He's talking about getting them on the anus area.
46:27🔗AdamAnd anal cancer. And anal HPV. The anal warts and the anal herpes. And then of course those need to be burned off. And the smell that comes from those. Are you getting sick, Dag? Are you able to stand?
46:41🔗DrewDon't try and relive my last words. I'm impervious. That's not how you got there before.
48:40🔗AdamAll right, it's called the Irvine Improv. It's right in there. And what Dag was saying is a lot of folks from the South Bay go there to pick up what Dag is putting down. Plus, a lot of those folks have never seen a black man.
49:14🔗DrewAnd I think Sugar Ray got a little upset because I was going, you know, Ken Norton, you know, I was giving him props. I was trying to give him 50-50 props, you know, but maybe I may have leaned on Ken Norton a little bit, you know, more than, it's like when, you know.
49:28🔗AdamAnd Ken Norton, I mean, Sugar Ray, much better fighter than Ken Norton. Ken Norton was just a beast and...
49:35🔗DrewYeah, but he was also of his time, you know, Ken Norton fought Muhammad Ali. Which... He broke his jaw, right? Didn't he break his jaw?
49:46🔗AdamIt wasn't a title fight, though. Uh-uh. Weird, boxing's a weird sport, but... And also, boxing's a weird sport in the sense that, you know, Ken Norton will beat Muhammad Ali, Muhammad Ali will beat George Foreman, and George Foreman will beat Ken Norton in 30 seconds. You know what I mean? How's that work?
50:17🔗AdamWell, yeah, De La Hoya's stepping up and waiting a little bit, and they're looking for a super fight with Bernard Hopkins, but they do that stupid tune-up fight first, and sometimes the tune-up fights don't go as planned.
50:29🔗DrewRight, this one almost didn't go as planned.
51:40🔗CallerYeah, yeah, yeah. Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh, uh, uh. Now, stop and jiggle with it.
51:50🔗CallerAll right, I wanna ask you how it was doing Sesame Street, and I wanna know how it felt working with E-40 on Three Stripes, the movie you did a while back.
51:58🔗DrewWell, E-40 was nice, man. Three Strikes was great, it was really loose, but the Sesame Street, Sesame Street happened right, let's see, it happened a few months after 9-11, and it was the day that, remember that plane crashed in Queens?
52:16🔗DrewYeah, yeah, the same deal. It was really fun, it was really fun, because all the puppeteers are like, they're the same people who started with Sesame Street, and Sesame Street is so young, I could do jokes that would go over the little kid's heads and have fun. I was a genie, I was a genie who couldn't tie his shoe.
52:33🔗AdamSo in Sesame Street, the puppeteers have been doing the same gig for 30 years?
52:55🔗DrewNone of your beeswax. They shoot it in Astoria, Queens. Silver Cup Studio, Silver Cup? Yeah, yeah, they were over there, man. It was nice. It was very cool. I did the Elma Palooza, too.
53:11🔗DrewElma Palooza was like back in like, was it 98, 99? Everybody in show business was the thing, like Chris Rock, John Stewart, the Fugees, I'll tell you. Gloria Estefan, everybody for this big Elma Palooza.
53:23🔗AdamKids and AIDS, you can get anybody. You just, you do a thing where you're like, you just call Tom Cruise, it's like, hey, I got a little raise of money for kids with AIDS. And it's like, they're over at your house the next day. You couldn't get them on your TV show, you couldn't go around the room, you can't come to do anything. But all of a sudden, I, you know, they do this thing. I've just seen in the newspaper the other day, that Glazer Pediatric AIDS Foundation thing, where they get all celebrities out at the park and they do like a circus. Yeah, they get everybody. They get to the biggest names in show business and it's all, they love the AIDS.
53:58🔗DrewNow, did you contribute your time to this worthy cause?
54:02🔗AdamI'm not a big enough celebrity for that.
54:04🔗DrewI did it many years. I did it quite a few years and after a certain point I stopped, I just said.
54:08🔗AdamHe said, yeah. I let other people go. He sort of realized that AIDS was kind of, you know, back burner issue for David.
54:43🔗AdamWouldn't be funny. It's like, listen Dave, if you signed a really bad deal, not only are you not being compensated, we actually need some front money to get these things up.
55:45🔗DrewKim was there, but she left, I think in the third year or something, and you know, coming and going.
55:50🔗AdamI'll tell you the show, it really, it's really endured. I mean, people talk about it just the same as they did. I mean, okay, the show ended 10 years ago. You expect people to talk about something for a couple of years, and then have it just sort of slip away.
56:05🔗DrewI thought it was going to be 18 months. I really did. I was like, I talked to my agent. I said, okay, I figured I got like 18 months. And people are still talking about it. I'm amazed.
56:16🔗AdamAshley? You're 17? What's the matter, baby doll?
56:22🔗CallerWell, I was wondering, I've been sexually molested, and I was wondering if that's going to have a problem and affect me and my relationships or affect me sexually.
56:31🔗AdamMm, yes, yes, yes and yes. Who did this to you?
56:37🔗CallerWell, one time it was when I was nine years old and I was at my dad's house, and he was, my dad's an alcoholic, and he was passed out, and my menswear to our cousin tried to rape me. And he was like, my dad's age is not older.
56:51🔗AdamOh my God. Let me say this, perfectly normal, perfectly healthy. And you're, and, but he tried to, but he didn't.
57:22🔗CallerWe were sitting in his car or whatever, and he turned off his keys because we were getting ready. He was getting ready to walk me to my house. And he was like, no, he was like, just sitting here with me for a minute. And I was like, okay, whatever. Well, sitting in there, it turned out to be like, I don't know, 45 minutes. And finally, I was like, I just want to go home. Well, he like grabbed a hole in him from like my shoulders and pulled me forward and tried to start kissing me and stuff, tried to stick his hand up my pants.
57:45🔗AdamWell, wait, you guys were just sitting in the car for 45 minutes talking?
57:51🔗CallerSort of, because we've been friends for like a long while, which he's never, ever done anything like this to me, but it's-
57:56🔗David Alan GrierI understand, but if you weren't talking, what were you doing?
58:10🔗CallerAnd like he started trying to put his hand up my pants and I kept telling him to quit. And I told him, no, but I just want to go home or whatever. And he was like, he like quit from me and then he grabbed a hole in my shoulders again. And then finally I said it loud enough to the point where he quit. But then he, he basically like almost fair me through my pants with scared the hell out of me.
58:58🔗AdamAll right, can you open the car door and just run out?
59:02🔗CallerWell, I tried to and you locked the door first.
59:06🔗David Alan GrierYeah, unlock it though and go out.
59:07🔗CallerYeah, I did. That's what I finally did. Cause you kept locking the door on me.
59:11🔗David Alan GrierBut here's the deal. You've got a traumatic history with your dad. You've got some assault. Naturally enough, when you get assaulted at your age, you'll have sort of a freeze response. But here's the- Did you get frozen stiff?
59:29🔗David Alan GrierIt's indoctrinated, and the guy's petrified too. Indoctrinated into your system from the traumatizing experience with your dad and the uncle, or his friend, all that stuff. But the fact is, yes, this guy was too aggressive. Yes, it was inappropriate. It wasn't really a rape.
59:46🔗David Alan GrierYeah, he fought him. The point is, it's irrelevant. It just shows how affected she is by any sexual aggression, any relationship, how she freezes in the response, can't come to her own defense. And you're generally sort of freaked out. And of course you are with what you've been through. It's time to get a little help with this. Because as you say, it's going to affect your relationships for sure.
1:00:05🔗AdamAnd they're going down in your score book is two sexual assaults.
1:00:11🔗David Alan GrierWell, but look, first of all, she's gonna pick guys who are assaulting.
1:00:13🔗AdamI know all the things that you're saying.
1:00:17🔗AdamI'm just saying, don't count these as two rapes. You had the retarded adult cousin.
1:00:23🔗David Alan GrierHe called unwanted sexual contacts.
1:00:27🔗AdamBoth of them. Yeah. All right. Well, listen, sweetie. The biggest problem you got is that alcoholic dad and the horrible childhood you've had.
1:02:50🔗CallerThank you. Yeah, I just had a question.
1:02:52🔗David Alan GrierThat was actually on Ben Stein's show. What's up, Mike?
1:02:59🔗CallerOh, no, I was just wondering. I'm noticing I'm losing like some hair, and I was told that like it's from DHT, and if you masturbate, supposedly that triggers it, and you lose your hair faster.
1:03:12🔗AdamHold on, I'm going to prove this guy right now.
1:03:15🔗David Alan GrierOkay, Adam's been masturbating like a fiend for how many years?
1:03:20🔗David Alan GrierForty-four years. His hairline, his eyebrows and his hairline meet.
1:03:27🔗AdamBasically, my eyebrows are trying to connect to my scalp and my ass is trying to connect to the back of my neck. We're going to drive the Golden Polycol in the small of my back in just a couple of months. You guys are going to be there for the ceremony.
1:03:40🔗David Alan GrierAll the dignitaries will be there.
1:03:55🔗David Alan GrierNo, listen, Mike, you're listening to commercials. Give me a break. The fact is, DHC just means dihydrotestosterone. So, yes, testosterone is associated with hair loss in the genetically prone individual. Not in the not genetically prone individual. If you want to lower your testosterone levels, you might affect hair loss.
1:04:14🔗DrewHey, Dr. Drew, can I ask a quick question? Is talking down to someone lowered their testosterone level?
1:04:20🔗CallerTalk to him like he's a human being, Mr. Know-it-all smarty pants. Dag, I wish I could smack you with one of those medical books.
1:04:44🔗David Alan GrierYeah, it sounds like it made you feel less damn.
1:04:47🔗DrewI don't know, one time I was like, hey dad, how do you define insanity? He goes, oh, what kind of a stupid question is that? I was like, oh man, I was like, oh boy. I guess that crazy, that was kind of a crazy question. I'd say.
1:05:05🔗David Alan GrierKind of an abusive response, I'd say.
1:05:15🔗David Alan GrierOh, please. Except when he was bad.
1:05:17🔗DrewYeah, my mother would torture me with her words like, son, I wish you wouldn't do that. It takes so much, it's so much easier to be nice than to be evil and mean.
1:05:29🔗David Alan GrierAre you breaking the bells of Bob right then?
1:06:03🔗AdamMy dad, well, here's the whole thing. When my parents got divorced, let me tell you a bad time to get divorced, 1976, because my dad had been dressing the same since the 50s and then it was 1976 and all of a sudden he needed some new threads and he got the pants that laced up in the front and laced up in the back. You know when the dude wears the bell bottoms that lace up in the back? He looked like the lead guy from the band Boston and a huge fro. It's not quite a Jew fro because he's Italian, but it was Jew enough. And the big beard and wore clear glasses. You know he looked like Angel from the Rockford file. Beard, he's wearing an Afghan shirt and he's making the scene.
1:06:51🔗CallerOh my God, like Tommy Chong or something.
1:06:56🔗AdamBecause he's got a crew of chicks at work now. What did he do? Well, he's basically a school teacher, sort of substitute school teacher. During this period, he was working at a place where troubled kids over in Pasadena.
1:07:23🔗AdamGot some plants, too. You know, my dad was so cheap, he probably got all, he got all the crap at like Sears, you know, so it was like the tough skin version of the slick stuff. A disaster. What's that?
1:07:37🔗AdamOh, the white, white Nogahide platform shoes, the bell bottoms laced up front and back. The Afghan shirt and the huge fro. It's great luck. With the six inch fro and the six inch plaits, got them up to about five, eight and a half, by the way.
1:07:56🔗DrewOh, God, I remember I took my dad to a party when I first moved to LA and I remember him saying to some girl, what time's the orgy start?
1:08:19🔗DrewYeah, well, I set him up for this one. Finally, I leaned over right when we were about to go, I go, Dad, you know she's a lesbian. And he's like... I was like, yeah, right, whatever. God has a plan.
1:08:53🔗AdamDo a little decorating action. It's like, yeah, that's your dad. He's not supposed to know. You really shouldn't be talking to him. And when you do, you should just be looking down the whole time.
1:09:02🔗DrewMy brother knew stuff about my dad, but I never want to know.
1:09:05🔗AdamWho the hell needs to know any of that?
1:09:07🔗CallerYou know Mrs. McAfry right around the corner?
1:09:10🔗CallerOh boy, she was a wild one. She was.
1:09:14🔗David Alan GrierYour brother, your dad today?
1:09:17🔗DrewYeah, you tell my brother. I wouldn't want to know. I couldn't handle it.
1:09:20🔗CallerI was the baby, I was the little baby.
1:09:24🔗AdamI had a grandma that shared too much, by the way.
1:09:27🔗CallerI like oral sex, Adam. Give me a hug.
1:09:31🔗David Alan GrierOh, no, she wanted to know some details about rim jobs.
1:09:35🔗AdamYeah, I want to know what a rim job was.
1:09:59🔗AdamWell, arguing that it's not clitoris. It's clitoris. It's not clitoris.
1:10:03🔗David Alan GrierBecause Mavs Mabley said it was clitoris.
1:10:05🔗AdamThat was a nice argument. You know how we got the answer to that? Ah! We went over and looked at dead grandpa's large print, oversized dictionary to settle the argument. That was a nice...
1:10:24🔗DrewThat was the last night Adam saw his family. It was like, I'm never coming home.
1:10:28🔗AdamOh no, it went on for a while. Well, she once gave me a stern warning about... What is the auto-erotic asphyxiation? She's like, listen, I know you beat off plenty.
1:10:46🔗CallerIs this on your mother or your father's side?
1:10:48🔗AdamMom's side. I want to find you hanging from the shower curtain.
1:10:51🔗David Alan GrierThis one is younger too. She was like 84.
1:10:53🔗AdamI don't have to cut down another grandchild. She is a frisky little filly, that one is. I'll tell you one of her greatest all-time lines. She's not listening. She was followed up. My grandfather died. It was a week after my grandfather died. They had been together for 50 years. She was distraught. She was crying. She said, everywhere I go, I see him. Something reminds me of him. I go into the den. I see his books. I open the closet. I see his bathrobe hanging there. I open the medicine cabinet. I see the vaginal loom. I swear she said that.
1:11:29🔗CallerI was like, Adam took his turkey and just went right on the porch and started eating.
1:11:37🔗DrewIt's just life, Adam. Open up. You know what? I think there's some babies that need some healing.
1:11:43🔗AdamWe got to take a break. Next caller! No, we got to take a break. Betty, there's no Betty under 85. Betty 17. Look, we got to take a break. David Alan Grier, DAG, my main man in studio today. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Irvine Improv. Drew, shut your hole. We're going to take a quick break. We'll be right back after this.
1:12:41🔗AdamI hear all sorts of great stuff about your comedy routine. He's gonna be performing his comedy routine out in the beautiful city of Irvine. Always go back there. Improv, and he'll be doing that Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. That's right. Now, if you're going five days, I might get out there.
1:13:00🔗CallerBut four is just too small a winter.
1:13:03🔗DrewI did come all the way out there to little Mr. Jimmy's massive beach house. It's more like a beach factory, isn't it?
1:13:28🔗DrewOh, God bless Jimmy. They give me court side seats to the Lakers. I'm supposed to go five minutes to do a bit. They call me up there in the booth and they're like, we need you here for the rest of the game. I'm like, no, you don't. You really don't.
1:13:43🔗AdamDag did a nice bit on Jimmy Kimmel Live about three days ago from the form, well, I was going to say the form, the Staples Center, actually.
1:13:53🔗AdamBut there was a little controversy. I heard her talk about a star attitude when the writers got back. Oh no, oh no.
1:14:01🔗DrewNo, no, they, listen, it was five minutes and they're like, okay, we're going to need you here. We're going to be doing runners. I'm like, no, you're not.
1:14:07🔗AdamHe wouldn't take his hat off. He had his gobs attitude.
1:14:10🔗DrewAbsolutely. And it was funny and it worked. Okay. I didn't say one of their stupid lines.
1:14:15🔗AdamIt didn't say, God forbid he say someone's stupid line other than his own stupid lines.
1:14:24🔗DrewCome on, come on, Adam knows. If Adam was there, he could have talked me down. The rest of those guys, there's never any communication and it all worked out and everything was fine.
1:14:32🔗AdamThey came back and they're like, yeah, your buddy Dag had a star attitude. Star my ass.
1:14:39🔗AdamAnd I was like, yeah, okay. Yeah, I could see that.
1:14:43🔗DrewWow, star my ass. I was like, you give me quartside seeds. Why are you bringing me here for half the game?
1:14:47🔗AdamI always just do my same answer, which is he's nice to me.
1:14:51🔗DrewCome on, I've done this show a million times.
1:14:53🔗AdamNo, he's good people. Let's get a hand in this. Gentlemen, gentlemen, I use that term loosely too. Gentlemen, the helmet, not a chair, not a chair. Bobby, Bobby, you're 18. We're gonna take some questions because Dag wants to help the kiddies.
1:15:28🔗David Alan GrierYou mean she went from one to another? You know, I've been interested, anxious, in fact, to introduce Dag to Chief Thundercloud. And people help out with-
1:15:39🔗DrewI thought you were going to say these sloppy seconds. That's not a part of my fantasy.
1:15:44🔗David Alan GrierNo, Chief Thundercloud is a consultant I call him once in a while.
1:16:10🔗CallerI just wonder, like, is it possible to get A's if the first guy had it?
1:16:14🔗David Alan GrierNo, no, no. Have you heard about that? I think about it.
1:16:16🔗DrewThis was a girl who was giving the hand jobs.
1:16:18🔗CallerLiar, liar whore, liar whore, and you know it.
1:16:21🔗AdamWell, here's the thing. Yeah, he's full of crap. But look, if you want the handy, and especially if you're getting a simultaneous handy, you've got to be sitting on her good side. That's the lesson I learned. You know what I'm saying? You don't-
1:16:53🔗Are you ready for my question? Okay. First off, I think I need to tell you guys, I think you guys are way too like, you think all your listeners are really retarded. And I think there's a lot of smart listeners out there.
1:17:08🔗AdamThere are, there's smart listeners, but no smart callers.
1:17:37🔗That's in two years. And only two of those were like willing, like sober sexual choices. And the rest of them were like, I was drunk. And a couple of them, I don't even remember at all.
1:17:53🔗David Alan GrierLike, I know. Do you think Chief Thunder Clark can help, Rihanna?
1:17:56🔗AdamAll right, all right. So he also does, he does gynecology.
1:18:02🔗DrewWell, wait a minute, what's the question?
1:18:04🔗AdamYeah, what is the question for the chief?
1:18:06🔗I haven't really been listening to the show. Who's the guest side?
1:18:10🔗DrewDagaroni, baby, it's David Alan Grier, here to help you, doll. I think you're fabulous. You're wonderful and very intelligent.
1:18:19🔗CallerThe question is, like, I'm wondering if these situations would be considered rape or not. And it's not, it's not, I don't want to do anything about it. Like, they're a long time ago, and I feel like they're my fault. And nothing has been, you know, violent. But at the same time, I mean, I don't even remember.
1:18:36🔗DrewWhat situations? You said the ones where you don't remember? Okay, so if you don't remember, how do you know you had sex? These are questions the police would ask you.
1:19:01🔗CallerYeah, are you like being mean to me?
1:19:03🔗DrewNo, no, no, I'm asking you. Tell me what happened. I'm absolutely, this is the police. They're gonna ask you this. If you went to them, they say, tell me what happened. You gotta tell them. So what happened on this first one time?
1:19:14🔗CallerOkay, I'm saying time number one, go with all the college friends, go to Mexico, get drunk, pay like $6 and drink all night, wake up the next morning, like all of this stuff happened. All the girls are mad at me because I was lost forever all night and they couldn't find me. I was way drunk and they barely got me back across the border.
1:19:35🔗DrewHold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. You have to tell me exactly, you woke up, what happened?
1:20:12🔗David Alan GrierShe says, I got drunk and woke up with semen, evidence of semen, I don't remember what happened, it doesn't matter that was rape.
1:20:20🔗DrewWhat was rape, that semen was placed on her?
1:20:22🔗David Alan GrierIf you have a sexual contact with an intoxicated woman.
1:20:26🔗DrewBut how does she know she can't, she didn't even get to the point. And say, what happened?
1:20:56🔗DrewButtenskiitis. Now I'm trying to talk to this woman and I don't know, maybe her friends were mad because they knew the guys that were there, maybe they didn't.
1:21:04🔗AdamWell, here's my question. So far, you just told us you got drunk and wandered around.
1:21:09🔗CallerAnd her friends were mad at her, that's what I'm trying to say.
1:21:17🔗CallerAnd they told me that they couldn't find me for a long time. And I like, while they're telling me this, I'm trying to remember in my own head, like what happened, the things that I remember and where like my memory leaves and I'm just, it's like a blur. And I vaguely remember like walking around outside the club. I vaguely remember like being in a, like a car, like a parking garage. And I vaguely remember being like in the back seat with a guy and it's like pretty good. I like, to be honest, I remember.
1:22:56🔗DrewAdam, Adam, where have you been? All right, so listen, in California, that's rape.
1:23:02🔗AdamBrianna is out of control with her alcohol.
1:23:05🔗David Alan GrierShe's blacking out early like that as part of alcoholism. The consequence part of alcoholism, the denial as part of alcoholism, she got it all. Right. And it's early in evolution.
1:23:16🔗David Alan GrierJust denying that it's an issue. And so the point is she needs to really start to look at this as alcoholism in evolution. There will be more consequences as the time goes along. You're gonna have to do something about this. Yes, I believe these are unlawful sexual contacts of various kinds in California.
1:23:35🔗DrewDrew, it's really intoxication, not just...
1:23:38🔗David Alan GrierYeah, the laws here are really stringent. Really stringent. That's my game, I'm screwed. No, I don't know. I know it is. I don't know how much of it is actually prosecuted, but there are laws like that out there. I remember when you used to talk about this.
1:23:47🔗DrewWell, but what I'm saying was actually on a tape, it was like a police tape. This young woman came in with her mother. She knew the two guys. They had all gotten drunk.
1:23:56🔗DrewThey went back to her house. She doesn't remember much of that. She woke up. There were semen somewhere. She feels like she had sex with one of them. They said it was consensual. And this police woman said, tell me what happened. She goes, I think I had sex. And she goes, all right, I'm going to read back what you just said. Right now, you don't have a case. You said you went drinking. You said you came home. There are friends of yours. You don't remember what happened. You woke up.
1:24:23🔗DrewOkay. So I can't, there is nothing here.
1:24:26🔗David Alan GrierThe reality is, the reality is the poor guy has no idea whether they're intoxicated or not. As far as he's concerned, it's consensual. It's a hard, difficult thing.
1:24:34🔗DrewHave you ever been around, let me ask you this. Have you ever been around someone who, you know, was drinking the next day, they clearly had blacked out at some point in that night. But yet when you were with that person, You couldn't tell. Exactly.
1:24:49🔗David Alan GrierOf course not. That's what a blackout is. They're totally normal.
1:24:51🔗AdamAnd why do we have to call it blackout, Drew? Don't you think?
1:24:56🔗DrewI laid that trap for Hunky Man, as I like to call Dr. Drew right here.
1:25:24🔗AdamYeah, crack her out. Crack out. We got to take a little break here.
1:25:28🔗DrewYou didn't talk about how it's, how difficult it is to treat obese, ugly, afflicted women. No, it's always hot, hot young stripper girls who addicted to drugs, you know, and him having to control them. I know you, Dr. Drew.
1:27:05🔗David Alan GrierSo here's Brenda, 17. Brenda? Chief Thunderclap is here. He's greeting you. I'm fine. It's a pleasure to speak to you this evening. How are you guys doing? How are you?
1:27:26🔗David Alan GrierHow can you be nervous talking to guys like us?
1:27:30🔗Okay. Like, I like this guy and I've liked him for like four years. And we were kind of like hanging out and stuff. And I've told him a couple of times how I felt.
1:27:53🔗David Alan GrierHe needs warm up. Milk, not white. He told me to shut up, Chris. He told me to shut up, Chris. And so here goes.
1:28:10🔗DrewLet's. Focus in. We're trying to save some babies.
1:28:12🔗David Alan GrierThank you. You know what that means. You know what that means, Chris.
1:28:14🔗DrewCan I ask some questions? Can I ask some questions?
1:28:17🔗David Alan GrierHang on a second. What are you calling him?
1:28:58🔗DrewLet me ask this question. This girl, how old are you, you're 17. Okay. The guy you like is 16. All right. Now tell me exactly. You said that you've liked him for four years. Exactly. What did you tell him when you said, when you expressed your feelings? Okay. I'm that guy. Hey, hey, what's going on? Did you have something you want to tell me?
1:29:21🔗CallerI told him that I was in love with him.
1:30:00🔗CallerChief, we're going to put you on waivers.
1:30:02🔗DrewBut wait a minute, here's what I'm going to tell you. A 16-year-old guy, even though you were trying to tell him exactly how you felt, that is a little too strong. Well, hang on, Chief, let's take it to the Chief.
1:30:15🔗David Alan GrierGive me a theory about friends. Okay, that's so fast, it's hard for you to translate. People your age oftentimes, they're friends because somebody's attracted to somebody.
1:30:31🔗DrewWait a minute, Drew, don't... The Chief said people are friends because they like to fish for trout and hunt for beaver.
1:30:52🔗DrewMore coffee. Okay, now, what is your question?
1:31:00🔗David Alan GrierSo, Brenda, so as I was... I'm going to repeat what the Chief said a second ago, which is that at your age oftentimes when a male and a female become friends, it's because somebody's attracted to somebody and somebody's not. Yeah, and so you were probably originally attracted to him, and he sort of didn't really reciprocate. Yeah, Chief says. And now you're sort of, Chief, you're going to...
1:31:37🔗DrewI heard. No, he just said, why hunt deer when you can hunt for moose?
1:31:43🔗David Alan GrierBut the deal is that now you're putting all your cards on the table, letting him know that you really are attracted to him, and now he's freaked out because he really just wants to be your friend. If he were to be more than a friend, he would have made a move a long time ago.
1:31:57🔗DrewNo, but I mean, you say, I love you, and you write him poems. That's heavy.
1:32:00🔗David Alan GrierNo, but he's a friend, and he thought he just had a friendship here, and she the whole time was harboring this for him, and now showed her cards.
1:32:07🔗DrewI think you waited too long. In the future, even if you feel that, you know what I'd like to do, you know what I'd like to do? I'd like to talk to the young woman. Maybe even if you feel that, maybe you want to bring it back a little bit and say, hey, I really like you, maybe we can change this and go out together instead of hitting him with all of it. And I know that if you like someone for four years and you finally get up to courage, you're like, I'm just going for it.
1:32:32🔗David Alan GrierBut you know how guys are, they're either in or they're out.
1:33:38🔗DrewAs always, lovely seeing you. Adam, we need to get in the gym, man. That's right, that's right. Lovely, I just saw the, is it Layman, Wayman, Dayman? What's dude's name?
1:33:53🔗AdamDavid Alan Grier. Improv, Irvine Improv. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. So until next time, it's Adam Carolla for Dr. Drew saying, Mahalo.
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