5:29🔗VoiceoverHey, buddy, it's Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191, Dr. Drew, board certified physician, addiction medicine specialist. And tonight we have the host. I was going to say cast, but the host and cast of Extra. Dayna Devon and Mark McGrath are both here. Nice to see you. We've never met, have we?
5:51🔗GuestNo, we haven't. I've met Drew. I mean, doctor. The doctor. The doctor is in. But I've not met you.
6:19🔗GuestRight. And also, Adam, if I might, that you weren't actually a fan of the spelling of my name. We're just going to start right off, aren't we?
6:32🔗AdamThe ridiculous Dayna, D-A-Y-N-A. I know. But you can change it. You should change it. Because here's the thing. It doesn't, first off, everyone has to take a hiccup before it comes out of their mouth if they're reading it.
7:01🔗AdamIt's an attack. It's not passive. It's just aggressive. Is there someone in the family who spells it?
7:07🔗GuestNo, no. I don't know why they did it, actually. It's really annoying because of that, what you just said, Dania, Donia, Dineshia, you know, whatever. It's never, nobody ever gets it right. And it's really very simple. Day-na. Day-na.
7:20🔗AdamYeah. Well, no, it's spelled like I would have spelled it in the third grade. I want to say third grade. Let's make it the eleventh grade. I'm good at these things. And Mark McGrath, I watch your show, by the way.
7:37🔗AdamYou heard that. And I don't mean guilty pleasure like, you know, I like the main line, a little heroin everyone. That's your usual guilty pleasure. I want to see, you know, Julius twins and. You know the names? Yeah. Go ahead. What do you think about that?
8:06🔗AdamOK. I have a nephew named Finn and I think his name is Phineas, but I'm not always been scared to ask my sister. It's one of those things where you know, when you meet someone at the party and then you see there's a window closes where you can't ask him again what it is when they're relatives.
8:36🔗AdamFinn is probably, I think he's five. He's five and his name is Finn and you know, my sister's all artsy fartsy and everything, but we're at Kimmel all day today with the riders and we're all first, first, you know, like at the riders table is look at these crazy names that, you know, Julie Roberts gave her kids names. Oh, Finn, what a man's kicking he's going to get and I'm like, Adam, ridiculous, am I right? And I'm just sitting there waiting for someone to pipe up, but no one seems to have known and then I don't know whether to say anything or not and they're all laughing and he's going to be gay and what kind of ridiculous parent would name their kid. Talk about precocious. She should be sued.
9:15🔗GuestI'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know, Phineas is a classic name, what is it, The Catcher in the Rye?
9:31🔗GuestRight on the heels of Apple, which I'm still not okay with.
9:34🔗GuestWell, I'm so anti when like parents try to make themselves look cool and name their kids something. I mean, give the kid a chance, hard enough.
9:50🔗AdamLet the chips fall where they may. Right. Just call him David. He's going to sink or swim with David. We're not going to help it. He's not doing anything with David. And by the way, David's, I don't care.
10:20🔗AdamI've been thinking about names like, you know, because you got to factor in the last name, like they don't factor in the last name. You got Corolla. What about Clutch Corolla?
10:49🔗GuestHe's on a different thing now, because remember he moved over to the insider.
10:53🔗AdamI know, but he moved over, but then he's still somewhere else. What's going on with him? By the way, I want half as much Pat O'Brien, not twice as much Pat O'Brien. I like him and I want half as much of him. Then someone should have said, no, no, you misunderstood Pat, we had it in less. We had an ass full of you six months ago. We're looking to reel it in just a little bit, we're looking to expand. Yeah, who decided he could franchise this way? We didn't like the first doughnut shop he was running, we can't open another one. What is he on? Five channels now?
11:26🔗GuestHe's on one, actually, but he's just really prominent.
11:29🔗AdamWell, someone needs to tell him to slow down a little. Hey, old man, slow down, yeah, wait a minute, Sugar Ray needs another lead singer, don't they?
11:40🔗AdamOh, you know how you know, he does a 20 minute segment on it every night.
11:43🔗GuestI know, it's like, hey look, a piano. No way, Brad Garrett, there's a piano in your house.
11:51🔗AdamYeah, I don't like that show, screw that show, Actress, Actress is the show I watch. Seven o'clock, and it's doing well, right? Does it matter, can they ever take them away, I mean, can it go away, can't it?
12:03🔗GuestYou know, now, especially now that there's four, yeah, I mean, there's four, so you only, you figure there's a pie, there's only so much to go around, you know, you never know when it's going to stop. But right now, I mean, we have an insatiable, as a society, appetite for, for entertainment. If you look at like, Us Weekly didn't used to be an entertainment magazine, remember?
12:22🔗GuestIt was kind of like a, yeah, it was kind of like a, like a World News Tonight slash Life magazine. Remember that? That wasn't too long ago.
12:30🔗AdamAnd they start making the, and then now we have InStyle, what was the other one?
12:37🔗GuestThere's InStyle. Star. Star, but there's another one. But anyway, there's a ton of them that these are just recent, like in the last three year magazines.
12:45🔗AdamAnd, and Drew, you're here now. Oh, in touch.
12:47🔗GuestIn touch, thank you. Excuse for a second.
12:49🔗AdamIt is, so what's the schedule? Oh, but by the way, though, now extra is 11 season because I remember there was sort of the new kid on the block. I mean, it's the entertainment tonight was the perennial and then extra feels like a not brand new, but well, they came around after.
13:10🔗AdamWho was the that's a good answer, by the way. It's bad when you know, you'd say like, I was just playing catch with my grandson and I got the call 11 years ago. You're in college. Good. That's right. Where'd you go to college?
13:24🔗GuestI went to the illustrious Texas Tech University. Go Red Raiders.
14:05🔗I don't know if you guys noticed it, but he was calling me on air, and he was trying to, like, whisper in the corner, and I said, dude, leave the room and call me.
14:26🔗GuestWhen I was telling people, I was telling people that so many people are so excited about the show. I had no idea, because I'm usually in bed by now.
14:34🔗AdamIs the same guy ratted me and Drew out, by the way?
14:38🔗GuestI have his number, actually, Adam Bernstein. He's so excited about this. He listens every night because, you know, it's 10 o'clock is my bedtime.
14:45🔗DrewHe had a little critique of the various games we play.
14:47🔗GuestYeah, I have a message to play for you, if we can get it, but...
15:07🔗AdamAll right, well, now we're going to have to play it. You guys are going to love Aces Mexican Ranchero, according to Countdown, by the way. And I predict it may even weave its way into action. And Mark was on location in England, by the way. No, wait. Yes. Yes. That was last week.
15:26🔗GuestYeah, it was two weeks ago. Yeah, two weeks ago. It was two weeks ago, right? Yeah, that's cool.
15:36🔗AdamIn England. Oh, was she doing a play? What was going on?
15:39🔗GuestNo, no. Actually, I interviewed Kristen Slater, who's doing a play over there. He's doing one who flew over the cuckoo's nest doing the Jack Nicholson role.
15:57🔗AdamYeah, huge Jackie Chan fan. All right. So what are we doing? We're going to take some calls. We've got to wait for Chris to get back. Brandi? Hello? He's 24. What's up?
16:16🔗DrewHere we go, Brandi. Break it down. Come on. Here we go.
16:20🔗GuestGet a hand in. Here we go now. Let's go now.
16:23🔗All right. Well, I've got this guy that I like and I've been interested in him for a couple of years and we've been friends and we've just recently started hanging out and getting to know each other and, you know, I've decided that...
16:41🔗DrewBrandy, Brandy, Brandy, Brandy. What's the question? What is the question?
16:46🔗CallerWell, basically I'm really interested in this guy and I want to, you know, sleep with him and all that kind of stuff, but I don't know how to let him know that I want to do that without making myself sound like a total slut.
16:58🔗DrewOkay. There are going to be two approaches to this. First of all, we're going to let Dayna approach this and then we're going to tell you the actuality of your situation.
17:04🔗GuestWell, okay, I'm so glad you let me handle this because I just read the book, He's Just Not That Into You. If he wanted to sleep with you, he'd be sleeping with you.
17:39🔗GuestDo you know what Mark said to me the other day?
17:41🔗GuestIt was the greatest thing. He said, you know what the difference is between women and men? And I was like, no, what? And he said, if a woman's not into a guy, she could care less. It doesn't matter what he does, if he's trying to cool, whatever, she could care less. But even if a guy's not into a girl, he still wants to see a naked part of her. If a boob accidentally comes out, he still wants to see naked boob or whatever.
18:01🔗GuestStay in the obvious, stay in the obvious.
18:06🔗AdamI will lay down some sack every once in a while at the workplace because I will wear like a dolphin short, I'll wear running type short with no underpants. This is summer, summer, fall and sometimes spring, but rarely winter unless it's a warm winter like we're having.
18:28🔗AdamI will aerate and women, I've seen women where the vomit came out of their nostrils. They put their hand over their mouth and it comes shooting out of their nostrils. And I fear if they plug their nose, it'll come out of their ears and come out of their eyes.
18:41🔗GuestAnd then there's a real medical situation.
18:43🔗AdamWomen are grossed out. The ugliest chick in the office, if a little nipple was hanging out on the side of the bra, it would draw a crowd, whereas women would be grossed out.
18:52🔗DrewThe biggest example of that though is a woman who's already been with a guy, they dated for a while, they slept together, and she comes to her sense and goes, oh, this isn't working, and then looks back and when she talks to her friends about having been with that guy, she's like, huh! Yeah, she shudders.
19:08🔗DrewThe guy would come around another round, come around, come around.
19:11🔗AdamI've induced the shiver a few times, like, what was I thinking, kind of, oh, there's no loofah big enough to clean it. Take that rape bath they do in the movie, I just cry, I want to crawl out of my skin and send it out.
19:28🔗DrewSo Brandy, there's really, unfortunately, nothing you can do. The only thing you can do here is if you sort of make your wish to be known, he will sleep with you, but it will not be a relationship, he will not be coming back. And if he is in, he'd already be in, so to speak.
19:42🔗CallerYeah, well, I don't know, we've talked about it, we've actually even agreed that we want to be like friends with benefits and all that kind of stuff, but...
19:48🔗DrewYeah, but Brandy, friends with benefits for a guy, I'm telling you...
19:52🔗DrewThat is a friend, that will never go anywhere else than friends with benefits. And if that's okay with you, fine, but I'm picking up that you're into this guy. And I don't think you're... Brandy, be honest with yourself, for crying out loud, be honest. Don't do that to yourself.
20:07🔗CallerIf that's all he wants it to be, then that's fine, but if he wants it all...
20:10🔗GuestHe wants a friend, a sleeping buddy, you know.
20:13🔗DrewAnd that's it. And that's not all you want it to be, and you're taking that because that's all you're going to get. And that's really setting yourself short.
20:19🔗AdamWhen did this... I was just saying, like, in our society, when did this, like, look, if he wants to, you know, if he wants to see other people, then that's fine, or if that's all he just wants to hump on, that's fine.
20:27🔗DrewWhen do women decide they're going to take that as, yeah, why is that okay?
20:31🔗GuestPeople always say that, but it never works.
20:33🔗DrewBut they settle for that. Women do that all the time. It drives me insane.
20:43🔗GuestI don't think dating even really works in our society, because generally people go out with somebody like three times and they maybe sleep with them. Isn't that about what you think is probably three dates and they're sleeping together? And so you can't...
21:00🔗AdamWell, if they order the Surf and Turf, you know you should get it earlier.
21:04🔗GuestThe Surf and Turf, yeah. You are funny.
21:07🔗AdamYou just want to get a dinner salad, I'll give you five, but you're going Surf and Turf.
21:13🔗GuestSo you can't really be dating... Like, you know how people are like, oh, I'm just dating around. You can't be really dating three dates with this guy and then dating three dates with this guy, because then you're sleeping with everyone. So you can't do that. So it doesn't really work anymore.
21:24🔗DrewBut you know what? The reality is there should be more dating. There should be dating as a procedure of assessment. Of assessment. Just as you figure out what the hell you want, who you want, how do you want it for that. I know, Mark, you can't wait past the first handshake. But the fact is...
21:38🔗GuestI want to roll the dice, Dr. Drew. We've all been there. Let's wrap it up and have some fun.
21:44🔗AdamIt's an interesting point, which is if dating is made for a society that doesn't sleep together for a few months. Right. If everyone's going to hop on, you know, get Mark's bus with him, or as you say, now dressing room with him after 10 minutes.
22:01🔗AdamYeah, he gives her some Mike and Ike's. That's enough to lure her back to the dressing room. That's fine. All I'm saying is that you can't date because then everyone's just spreading venereal disease at this point.
22:14🔗DrewBut I think, though, if women who have all the power.
22:20🔗DrewIf they would just put the brakes on a little bit and just ask for some sort of procedural assessment, even five dates, because you may not go to that fifth date before you sleep. You may have four. Four dates is plenty to know that you want to go on a date with somebody else. Then you could date.
23:07🔗CallerWell, I know females can have multiple orgasms. I was wondering how likely it is that males do it.
23:15🔗DrewMen do not actually have multiple orgasms. Once they go into... Well, once they go into a... You can have two sort of little peaks. I've never had more than one. Yeah, but once you go into refractory, that's why it's called refractory. That means you can't. By definition, you can't. You know, guys can have this sort of, kind of a bi, you know, sort of a dual peak thing in one, but it's really one. It's really one.
23:36🔗GuestWho are these liars, Dr. Drew, out there?
23:38🔗DrewLike Stang, who's telling us that you can...
24:03🔗AdamYou've been on the same chip for 20 years. How about rolling it back to seven hours? Really? Your kids have to sit outside the room and listen to that for nine hours. I got a question for daddy. Don't knock, let him finish. Calendar pages blowing by.
24:24🔗GuestYou know, once you hear this stuff about people, though, like I listen to his music now and I'm like, ugh, that's all I can think about. Thank you.
24:30🔗GuestAnd there's rumors, and I don't know if these are substantiated, that they go to some sex clubs and he's out naked, you know, having sex with someone right in front of Trudy, you know?
24:44🔗GuestFields of Gold has a different meaning now, doesn't it?
24:49🔗DrewYou're going to do it. No, I'm just saying, I don't see a big difference between that behavior and the other one. It's all sort of compulsive sexual acting out and stuff.
24:58🔗AdamSo, the guys, I mean, the guys' version, what's the closest the guy will come to a multiple orgasm?
25:05🔗DrewThere's two versions. One is they can have like a double peak in one, but it's really just one. It's like a stall, right? It's a little stall. It's like a comma. They can do that.
25:17🔗AdamA little rogue robe comes out at the end. And if you're 18, it's just like, that's it. Oh, there's Loveline.
26:30🔗DrewWe'll explain to these guys what we're doing.
26:32🔗AdamI'm going to, I just want to make sure Chris is cool. I've learned from doing many years in the construction field here in Los Angeles that the ranchero music is, it's the drum. It's the beat of the drum that drives this city. The ranchero music and nothing more annoying by the way, but the accordion seems to be the backbone of the ranchero music.
26:52🔗AdamAnd then I started to realize, I don't think I've ever heard ranchero music without a blaring obnoxious accordion in the middle of it. And then I started playing this game at the office over at JKL where we just turn it on and see how long it takes for we hear accordion and that turned into an easy ranchero accordion test. So, Drew, why don't you get things started tonight and tell us what you think.
27:16🔗AdamFour seconds. Now, this is a random ranchero song. Engineer Chris is going to turn it up, not at the beginning, but just in a random spot of a random ranchero song. Drew says four seconds.
28:56🔗AdamWell, we hear Kookie song every once in a while, but here's the thing with Rancher music. It has an incredible range about the range of a daisy air rifle.
29:08🔗GuestA lot of dynamics, too. What's the listener response to your game here?
29:25🔗AdamI think we'll hear from some fans out there. The point is, there's a proud, silent majority that listens to the show. Yes, Drew?
29:33🔗DrewWell, Dayna has not yet been exposed to Germany or Florida.
29:35🔗GuestOh, and we're going to play Germany or Florida.
29:37🔗GuestOh, that's. He talked about that. I've got it. Yeah, he talked about Germany and Florida. All right.
29:41🔗AdamSo we'll play that later tonight as well.
29:42🔗GuestAnd I was like, what is he doing? Reading a CNN headline? I didn't understand that part of the message. But now, yeah, I need to hear that.
29:47🔗AdamWell, we're going to shed light on everything before the night is true. Uh, Dayna Devon here tonight. Also Mark McGrath from Extra, NBC, 7 o'clock. We'll take a quick break.
30:53🔗DrewI'm disturbed at the sort of the way celebrity is massaged. You know what I mean? Rather than try to dig in, who are these people? I make some, why do they need to do this? Why do they have this craziness? As opposed to, well, they're engaged in this craziness because they're trying to affect something in their career or to affect some other celebrities thinking about, no, no, no, these are people with real serious disturbances of the psyche.
31:14🔗AdamWell, you're saying Renell Zellweger has problems with her name is?
31:19🔗DrewI'm saying the people that have chaos in their relationships, as you well know.
31:22🔗AdamBut here's the thing, you can't turn the celebrities into people, if you turn them into people, then you have no more show. And no one cares what they ate or what their dog's name is.
31:30🔗GuestWell, and generally speaking, the audience that you're appealing to doesn't necessarily want to get into the deep, deep. They like, they grew up on video games and they like fast and furious. And we've actually tried to slow our show down and try and get a little bit deeper, but sometimes you just, you fight that a little bit. You have a short attention span theater, you know?
32:09🔗DrewSo I don't not like extra. That's not it at all, because I'm against it. It's like the happiest staff on earth. I mean, it certainly is. It's a very happy place. Like a big room there where you go to hurry.
32:30🔗GuestI tend to like that personally. Like I like those parts of an interview more than I like anything else, but it just doesn't work in this format. There has to be a branch off if we're gonna do that. You know what I mean?
32:40🔗DrewI mean like a Barbara Walters style interview.
32:41🔗GuestYeah, there has to be like, you have to have a separate kind of environment for that because it's not working like that. But you can touch on it, but you just kind of like walk around it, skip around it, and then you move on. You can't get real deep.
32:53🔗AdamSkip, skip. How long, by the way, Billy Bush, pussy, by the way, by the way, by the way. Drew doesn't even know who he is, do you, Drew? You wouldn't recognize him if you're standing in the street and walk right, bumped right in here, would you?
33:24🔗AdamYeah, that's what I would say. Never met anyone that had a good time with him. I'll be kissing his ass once he ends Wednesday. Billy, great job. Give me some sugar. Mark, just stay with the band. Yeah, no, I agree.
33:39🔗GuestI don't think you're creepy. Mark actually was one of the first people that we ever had.
33:42🔗GuestThanks for saying that, by the way, because I wasn't even asking you, like, for real.
33:45🔗GuestNo, I was going to tell you, though, because Mark is one of the first people that we had that came on the show that didn't offend one or the other. Like, gay men love Mark, straight men love Mark, gay and straight women love Mark. There's nobody he offends.
34:16🔗AdamAll right, got it. Ashley? Year 24? What's up?
34:22🔗Well, I just have a question. Ever since I had my first kid, about four years ago, I've been really uncomfortable. Actually, it turns me off really bad. Whenever my husband touches me, down in my genitals or goes down on me or anything.
34:42🔗No, sex is fine. Oh. And then I had our second kid and I breastfed him. And ever since I breastfed, I don't like my nipples being touched.
34:52🔗AdamIs that normal? All right, she's gonna run out of parts soon. She's gonna feel like just get a PQ tip and poker or something across the room.
34:58🔗DrewThere's gonna be a problem when the kid starts holding her hand.
35:02🔗DrewWell, I'm trying to evaluate whether this is sort of post-traumatic stress of some type or if this is some sort of biological reaction. Any way I could figure out a biological medical reason for this and I can't come up with one. So the next question is, did you have some sort of trauma growing up? Were you sexually abused or something?
35:24🔗GuestBut why do you think the kids have to, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt you.
35:27🔗DrewIt's a trigger, it's sort of a pulling. When people have post-traumatic stress, something's gotta sort of reawaken it. And so the idea of something coming out of her and then all the intimacy with the child of revokes all this crazy stuff.
35:37🔗AdamPlus, she was a kid when she was abused or molested or whatever it was. As a child.
35:42🔗GuestDid your husband know that, that you had some sexual abuse?
36:07🔗Everything else is fine. I mean, you know, he's okay with it, but you know, every once in a while, he slips up and tries to do something or he gets a little bit frustrated and tries to go down there and it just grosses me out.
36:16🔗DrewWell, but Ashley, these things don't exist.
36:17🔗AdamBy the way, I think these are terms I could agree to in a relationship.
36:39🔗DrewNo, I don't seek it out, but I'm happy to oblige. You do what you gotta do. A little more than that. However, but Adam had a great way of- Mark? Wait, wait, wait. Me? Yeah.
36:52🔗DrewAnd Adam had a great way of thinking about this. Wait, wait, wait. Just looking at it as if you were an anthropologist from Mars, you're Martian and landed, and you're trying to learn about what oral sex is. Go ahead.
37:01🔗AdamWell, I was saying this. Women say, oh, you know, forget about what you guys do. What about what we have to do? And I, you know, comparing the two orals.
37:11🔗AdamI said, look, forget about what your sexual proclivity is. You're from another planet. You come down here. You want to bury your face on a churro or an abalone? I'm a nine out of ten Marquis.
37:55🔗AdamOkay, so you cannot ask me. What I mean is, is a single guy, you can't be yakking on the radio that you're not, that's not your cup of tea because the words are-
38:04🔗GuestRight, it's an act of reciprocity, isn't it? I mean, it's, you know what I mean, for a guy at least. I mean, I know all the guys dig it, but you know, it's not-
38:14🔗AdamYou don't want to be with that guy, by the way. That's the weirdo dude. Avoid that.
38:17🔗GuestYeah, that's the guy that stares at you like-
38:18🔗GuestThat's the guy that I was working in the mall and he would go, we'd find him back in the lingerie section of the place he would be in to the underwear.
38:32🔗AdamYeah, that guy. Yeah, watch out for that guy.
38:35🔗GuestThat is, I did not really realize. I mean, I knew there were a small part of the population that probably didn't know it.
38:40🔗DrewYou have to use your imagination for that one to know the guys might have a little-
38:44🔗AdamNo, you're misleading her. Here's the thing. Most guys, here's the thing about guys. We're much more flexible. We can take a punch in the stomach from one of our buddies. We can eat a sandwich that fell on the ground. You know what I mean? We just, we'll do whatever we have to do. We don't have strong feelings about it. But we're not dying to do it after, you know, year one of the relationship. We'll do it. I mean, there's a weird thing. It's like, how do you explain to someone, it's like saying someone is not smart, but that doesn't make them dumb. You know what I mean? Not to say we love it doesn't mean we hate it. It just means a gray area there. Yeah, we're ready to do it.
39:21🔗DrewWell, the guys grew up with no idea what that is for a woman. The guys grew up with the sense that a vagina is just an inside out penis.
39:29🔗DrewAnd therefore having sex would be perfectly suitable for a woman. And the idea that it being different is something that comes much, much later.
39:58🔗GuestBut isn't there something sexy about it? If you're really into someone, like, you're almost ingesting them. I mean, I guess you could actually are.
40:42🔗AdamAll right, Drew, do this off the air. It's a visual thing. The point is, guys, here's the thing. Guys need to know that they should put a stronger emphasis on this than they actually do. Nobody talks about it. Everyone's talking about sex and humping and screwing and banging and all that good stuff. They never talk about-
41:09🔗AdamAnd what rhymes with Avalonis, if you think about it.
41:14🔗GuestBut hey, there's never good communication. I've never had good communication in that sense because it's kind of awkward. You know what I'm saying? I've never had a girl go, oh, that feels great. That doesn't like guide me through this. Even with girlfriends and stuff. So I think there's a communication problem.
41:45🔗GuestWell, actually, you know what? I think even this is not even so much an issue for women. If there was just more, it's like when you first go out, you're kissing for hours. You're kissing for so long that you've got razor burn from the guy and your lips are sore the next day. And you're like, you know what I'm saying? Then as soon as you get married, there's not that much kissing anymore. You don't even really like full mouth kiss anymore. Yeah, it becomes gross.
42:07🔗GuestIt's like there's a lot of stuff going on in a human's mouth and you just kind of get like, and as much as you don't want someone in yours, is you don't want to be in theirs.
42:20🔗DrewWait, wait, I said that. Here's what all the guys heard. Yeah, you didn't hear what she said. That we just heard wah, wah. She said, if you kiss, you don't have to do this so much.
42:29🔗GuestForeplay. In other words, slow, like, you know, take your time and then that's not even so much as an issue.
43:04🔗AdamNo, you know, my wife and I are at the point where all we do is lo-fi for real fast-forward.
43:09🔗GuestLo-fi, lo-fi, okay, that's good. I'm in, I'm in, I'm done.
43:15🔗AdamAll right, what's going on? Turn extra on, sweetie. Yeah. Yeah, it is, here's the problem, here's what women don't know, Dayna. Here's what's in it for us. I'll tell you what's in it. There's not a lot in marriage for guys. Now, Drew piped on, I know your wife's listening, but guys instinctively, sort of what's in it for us, this is what's in it for us.
43:48🔗AdamRight, as a guy, as an 18 year old guy, what's in it for you, marriage-wise? I mean, even if you're gonna get married in 10 years, well, you get to get laid when you want. It's like, it's living in the house. There's an ATM in the house.
44:09🔗AdamRight, right. Yeah, well, there's no surcharge. You save you $50, but the bank manager's embezzling is what you don't know. He's taking hundreds of thousands of dollars. Right, that's the point. But it's in the house and the sex minus all the dating and the handholding and the kissing and the cuddling and all, we narrow it. See, here's the whole thing. This is what we've always wanted. It took eight dates and a bunch of meals and a few plays and everything to get this. We whittle it down to where we want it to be, which is lo-fi, pow. This is the direction we've been heading. Look at it as a giant pyramid that we've been heading toward this. Quick intercourse, the whole, since maybe junior year of high school, this is where we've been heading. We're there now. You guys, you got the kids, you got the ring, you got the SUV, we get the quick thing. Everyone dies, everyone's happy. Right. The great life. Let's take a break. There it is. Well, Dayna Devon, here tonight, and you know what? We shed some light on each other's parts.
45:10🔗DrewThese are getting closer. They look like a retreat for them.
45:12🔗GuestWell, actually, we've already discussed 90% of this, which is frightening. We do it with microphones on, on the set. The entire staff, they're popping in tapes in the back, and Mark's talking about, what was it?
45:24🔗AdamBetter than our, our taped, our taped mics ones were like, the producers are idiots. I'm going to kill these guys. What am I doing here? That's the part they were listening to.
45:35🔗AdamYeah, they would have probably enjoyed if we just had a sexual discourse. We'll be right back after this. Hey, buddy. It's the Love Line of Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Dr. Drew, board certified. Mark McGrath here, everybody. Tonight from my ex-girlfriend, David Devon. Tonight, 7 o'clock on NBC.
46:33🔗GuestAdam, it's 5.50. I'm gonna try and make this short. I'm gonna go over a few things again. First, Drew doesn't like the show. Adam doesn't like the Y in your name. Then also you might wanna mention to them that they should bring back the Dr. Drew joke counter because he doesn't make many jokes, so they counted them up. Very funny thing they used to do on the TV show. And then also the new game, Aces Ranchero Countdown, no good, you don't like that game. And the Florida, Germany, Florida, I'll try and come up with one even. You can shock them by giving them a good Germany or Florida or re-question that they play it. Now, if you want to give me a call back, it's 818.
47:21🔗GuestIsn't he great? Oh my God, like you would not believe how many people know about this show and like were like telling me stuff to say and oh, it was so funny.
47:29🔗DrewIt's quasi insulting the way Dayna says that.
47:31🔗GuestIsn't that? Well, I honestly got, I'm in bed.
47:34🔗AdamShe just asked me what I did during the day.
47:38🔗GuestWhat does he do during the day? I could tell by his response, that was a really dumb thing to ask.
47:46🔗AdamNo, we were talking a little construction and then Dayna wanted to know if I had my day job still. But no, I don't. I gave it up many years ago.
48:20🔗GuestBut didn't we just take one? I don't want to go yet.
48:23🔗AdamAnd by the way, let me just say this. All the years I worked construction, they did have the lunch truck, the roach coach, pull up and they would honk the horn. The song's La Cucaracha. You want the cockroach? We'll open into the breakfast burrito. Shouldn't we separate the cockroach from the food?
48:39🔗GuestLet's be honest though, that food is good.
48:43🔗AdamIt is, and it takes over your soul and rings it like a bar rag. Like you'll do that thing where you'll go, okay, this time, you know what? I'm gonna get the O-plane, the orange. I'm gonna get a crystal light and I'm gonna get an orange and that's it. Then you start smelling some degreased guava.
49:00🔗GuestNo, it's not good. It's not good, Mark. No, I can't let you go down this aisle.
49:04🔗AdamDo you know, by the way, breakfast burrito.
49:07🔗GuestYou cannot be eating off that truck at work, Mark.
49:10🔗GuestIt's the best, the parks are in your area.
49:11🔗GuestI felt the fly, half of a fly in there and I could not, Dr. Drew, psychologically, I was really impaired for a long time. Of course, I didn't lose any weight. I probably gained five pounds. I mean, it's not good and everything tastes the same. See, that's where, this is a woman man thing. It's all the same grease, so whatever's in it, it all tastes the same. It doesn't matter if it's chicken or refried beans. It tastes the same.
49:31🔗DrewAnd I told you, we had one of these at my high school. Oh, really?
49:34🔗CallerEvery time I bring it up, you see the surprises I've seen.
49:37🔗DrewI've never heard of it. And I got disgusted with it. Really?
49:41🔗AdamYeah, the lunch truck would pull up on the campus. Wow, and you would just order like you would on a construction site?
49:48🔗DrewYeah, but it was one of those ones that just the things, flaps go up, and there's nobody cooking. It's just free stuff, like a microwave kind of thing.
49:54🔗GuestIt's funny, they pull up and they've got like a D rating and you still just chow down right there. You're like, give me cantaloupe.
49:59🔗GuestWith Mexican restaurants though, that's an encouragement. You know?
50:04🔗AdamIt's kind of like this guys? Guy's always up there with his old lady too, doing the cooking.
50:29🔗GuestI'll have you know that was a track on our first record, Lemonade and Brownies. Yeah, we had 11 songs, that was one of them. We counted that as a song. And that was called The Drive-By.
51:42🔗DrewNot only that. Now that the show starts, they know they're supposed to be sitting here in front of the mic ready to go. They're ready for business. Even with the millisecond despair.
51:52🔗GuestRemember I used to not come to the mic, I'd be drinking a beer in the kitchen.
51:56🔗AdamWhat is the schedule by the way over there? Like I know it varies, you're doing red carpet stuff or Mark's going to England and doing, you know, talking up a play, but normally day in and day out, what is the schedule?
52:10🔗GuestWell, about, I get there about eight and depending on-
52:14🔗GuestDayna, you've never gotten there at eight, ever.
52:44🔗AdamOkay, well, let me get this straight. I always thought that the shows, that these shows tape an hour or so before they went to air.
52:52🔗GuestKind of, yeah, right? Because we start at like 1130. The show has to be fed out completely done by 130. So we start dabbling in it at like 1130. Really, we get serious about noon. And then as things come in, you tape them. And then it has to be completely done and fed out at 130. And people take it directly off the satellite at 130.
53:09🔗GuestBecause on different times, like back East, sometimes on four New Orleans and stuff like that.
53:12🔗AdamOkay, so everything has to be done and in the can by one o'clock.
53:32🔗GuestI have a commute now. I have a commute.
53:34🔗GuestAnd he's real excited. Like he comes in and he's almost got his like little backpack and lunch. Like he's real cute about it. Like he's always chipper.
53:41🔗DrewIt's probably a relief on some level. You know, it's good to have a little structure.
53:45🔗GuestIt is, you know, because I've had a good time in the band. I still continue to, but you know, to have structure and get back in the day to day and get into reality, it's humbling to say the least. You know, but it's good to get back into that. Cause you can get caught out there, Dr. Drew, as you know. You can get stuck in a moment. You can't get out of his bono, said, well.
54:02🔗GuestHe was so funny cause one time you and your manager were going to go out and they were, Mark was heading out to meet him out and he called me. He was like, I can't, I can't go. I'm too tired. I can't go. So Mark went home and his manager went out to like all hours of the night. And then the next day calls him and he's like, wow, isn't this role reversal?
54:18🔗GuestYeah, he was hungover. Yeah. I was at work chipper and he was hungover.
54:21🔗AdamSo, and, and hair and makeup at the beginning, are you work, are you work, is there a teleprompter? You guys working on copy that's going into the teleprompter? Someone's giving you a script and you're saying, let's tweak this and do that.
54:33🔗GuestA lot of times in the morning, we get a stack of papers about two inches thick. And that's all of the entertainment headlines from around the world. Some of them real, some of them fake, you know, fake like the tabloids in the UK, not always. Yeah. So you read through all that. So just when you do radio stuff and somebody asks you about Liza Minnelli's X something, you know, you kind of know what you're talking about. So like a lot of the morning is reading the trades, reading, you know, kind of refreshing. And then as the stuff starts going in at like 11, 1030, we start reading. We used to have a table read, which is great. We'd go through the whole show and get our stick together.
55:07🔗AdamAnd you can do a few takes on something. Oh, yeah.
55:11🔗GuestUntil it gets really near the satellite.
55:14🔗GuestDayna can do one take all the time. I need to do like three or four.
55:17🔗AdamAnd well, you guys have a good chemistry, by the way, for a new couple, if I can call you that.
55:26🔗GuestI really like him. I mean, like, it's so funny, because people go, okay. They go, okay, seriously, tell us the truth. Tell us. He's so easy. He's so funny. Like, when he was starting, like, he'd go, will you help me out with this? And he never, he does not have one diva bone in his body. Like, if he thinks he didn't do it well, he's too even, he will not even ask to do it again.
55:47🔗DrewI've never heard, no one's ever got Mark.
55:52🔗AdamNo, Mark's a really nice guy. And I start to wonder, like, I think a lot of people feel like, well, if you have this much success, or you look this good, or you nail this many chicks, or you sell this many records. Here's what I think people think. I think people, everyone starts off in the same place in this sort of niceness meter. And then the more records you sell, and the more groupies you nail, or the bigger your paycheck is, or the nicer your car you drive, the worse you get. Untrue. There's some people are nice, and some people are a-holes, and there's a-holes who make minimum wage, and there's nice guys who make $500,000 a year.
56:24🔗DrewA friend of mine, Barry Wise, he said that money and success just makes you more of whatever you are.
56:28🔗GuestIt just emphasizes everything. It puts a microscope on it. But you know, when he first started, we did these promos, and they brought in all these extras, and these whatever. And literally, I was so shocked, because I knew Mark was a rock star, but you know, I didn't realize people's effect when he would even look. He would look at them, and they'd get that like jittery, like he full on had groupies.
56:49🔗AdamThen they brought the ladies in and look out. Yeah, exactly.
56:53🔗AdamBy the way, yeah, she thought I swung a hammer. What'd you do, drive a Zamboni or what? Wow, they really had a cattle call. Well, life exists outside of your home, Dayna.
57:14🔗AdamIt's frightening and refreshing. They make a great deodorant. It's frightening, it's refreshing. Great combination. All right, Drew, stop you from pinning out in those sweatshirts. All right, so everything's working out, right? Frightening, refreshing, fun, all right. And the day is basically done at one o'clock? No, no, now it's time for a meeting.
57:41🔗GuestIt could be anything, it could be a fitting. And fittings can take fricking hours. And you sit there and like, you get caught up in pins.
57:50🔗AdamAre these pants? Yeah, those are good. Don't you want to try them on? Are they 34, 34? Yeah, they're good, will work. Just bring a belt and prepare to let them out if we have to, but yeah. So yeah, then you have to go down to the red carpet or something, you're going out on assignment.
58:04🔗GuestOr there's a screening or there's something. There's usually something going on in the afternoon.
58:08🔗GuestYeah, they told me that the job was like nine to two. And those are great. You know, I'll show up every day and I'll really at home run. It's a little different than that.
58:15🔗AdamYeah, cause then you're going up to talk to Jada Pinkett. She's giving you the stink eye out of red carpet.
58:22🔗GuestEntertainment news happens all the time.
58:24🔗AdamThat's right, and you're there when it happens.
58:27🔗AdamAnd they don't give these guys very much credit, but it's gotta be a tough gig, that red carpet job, by the way. First off, Drew, can you imagine you being the spotter for someone at the red carpet? I did it. Imagine you being the spotter. Imagine if it was like a sitcom and the guy did the spotting actually fell off and you actually had to take his place and you're in the guy's IFB and you're like, oh man, it's that, the chick from the, oh man.
58:52🔗AdamI mean, there must be nothing, that's all, it would be one succession of, I would know like, okay, that's Ray Romano. That other man would be like, that's the dude, Adam, that's your sister, that's right, I knew it.
59:20🔗GuestWell, usually you have a producer with you that, it's funny, because even if you get really versed in TV, then you'll go and you'll do a movie one, like I remember he was doing a lot of movie junkets for a long time and I would be totally into the movies and then I would start doing some TV stuff and I'd be like, oh, you know what I mean? And you felt like you were complete. And that's hard because, and then you add in music and you're like really screwed and then you add in country music and then you're really screwed.
59:43🔗GuestI mean, there's shows that are huge on TV that you don't know a single cast member.
59:48🔗AdamThat's all, like all the CSIs, I've never seen any of them. They're huge, you get them all confused. I'll tell you, Spotter, I want a gay guy.
59:57🔗AdamLike I'm making a friend in prison, I want a black guy, but Spotter, I go gay guy. You know, there's certain people for certain jobs, you want a gay guy, you want him up in the tower with the binoculars. He's gonna tell you who they are and how much weight they put on them.
1:00:13🔗AdamYeah, what they're wearing, that's right.
1:00:14🔗GuestThey can give you six degrees of separation. They can tell you they worked with directors so and so, and you know, they had that in common with so, I mean, they can tell you everything.
1:00:20🔗AdamThat's what I want, gay Spotter. Yeah, all right, you ready to rock here? You know what would be a good job, by the way?
1:00:36🔗AdamThat's my gig. That's the gig I want. Here's your job. You, yeah, see these 14 year olds? Yeah, they're making a pyramid. I need you to get underneath them and look up. And by the way, if you look down, you're fired. I need you to stand behind them and just stare up.
1:00:51🔗GuestI think the gay Spotter's got those jobs, too.
1:00:53🔗AdamMaybe that's it. Maybe I have to be gay. Maybe they put like a tumescence monitor on you, put the cigar band around your dork and they show you a slideshow for 15 year olds and if nothing happens, you're in. Get in there.
1:01:06🔗GuestYou know, usually with most of those yell leaders, it's not an issue. Trust me. It's not an issue.
1:01:11🔗DrewI'm talking about the Spotter guy. The guys just spot. The big guys stand behind.
1:01:17🔗GuestOh, the person that actually has their hand up there is the yell leader.
1:01:22🔗AdamAnd by the way, what about the parents that are in the stands like, that's my little 15 year old, my, look at her. She's a, she's a sophomore. She made it to the head cheerleading. Yeah. Yeah. Ms. Johnson, this guy's got his palm up her like a puppet.
1:03:07🔗GuestWe didn't have that. We held each other. And that's really sad because I was really skinny like when I was like a freshman. So I was at the top of the pyramid and then I gained some weight like when I hit puberty and then I was at the fricking bottom of the pyramid and that's the foundation.
1:03:23🔗AdamThat's the equivalent like the chick fat equivalent. Sorry, is the bottom of the pyramid and the guy fat is the anchor on the tug of war. We need to. No, no, no.
1:03:34🔗GuestWith the loop around. I was just pulling them up. That guy.
1:03:36🔗AdamNo, the most important job. It's sort of the equivalent to Little League when we're going to need you behind the place. That's the fat kid. There's a couple of fat guy jobs. End of the rope. The guy's rope ties around.
1:04:12🔗CallerOh, big fan of the show. Adam here, hilarious. He can make a joke at my expense when I hang up on the pressure.
1:04:20🔗AdamWell, I would if we had a clear connection. But go ahead.
1:04:23🔗CallerI've got actually some, I've had some pain pretty much as far as I can remember. In my colon or my rectum, I don't know what it is, it's almost like a cramp or a contraction. It doesn't happen that often, maybe about once every two or three weeks. Sometimes it's like debilitating, like I have to lay down or sit down because it lasts a few minutes.
1:04:44🔗DrewIs there anything that you do that precipitates that? Is it after any activity or?
1:04:49🔗CallerNot that I've noticed, but within the last two months, I took a more physical job and I've noticed that it gets more frequent.
1:04:55🔗AdamIt says here that you have a job as a fisherman.
1:04:58🔗CallerYeah, I work on a crab boat in the Bering Sea.
1:05:08🔗CallerWell, the crab season this year was the king crab was only three and a half days, but then we do other different types of crab for, you know, up to three weeks around the sea at a time.
1:05:35🔗AdamBut how big are the king crab? Because there's nothing like a big crab. It's just nothing cooler. Like, yeah, once you go to that restaurant, there's a guy holding it up.
1:05:59🔗CallerWe pull into Dutch Harbor, Alaska, which is one of the little islands.
1:06:05🔗DrewI'm glad you're bringing it back on track here because he's describing something called Proctalgia Fugax, which is caused by a lot of different things. James, how come you're calling a radio show and not going to see a doctor about this?
1:06:16🔗CallerIt hasn't been that frequent, it just comes once every three weeks and it's very short.
1:06:24🔗DrewIt is a sign of many, many different things, anything from a hemorrhoid to a perirectal abscess to even tumors and prostate problems.
1:06:50🔗DrewWell, they're pre-precancerous, yeah, but it's still good to get them out because they would have potentially become something, something. I didn't want mushrooms growing in there.
1:06:56🔗GuestNot as much as you would want. Fungal polyps.
1:06:58🔗DrewFungal polyps. I mean, it's really important to get these things done every five years. Have you done it?
1:07:13🔗DrewIt depends what's going on in your family. If you have a lot of family history of colon cancer, you can start at 40, but 50 is where you're supposed to start. 50 every five years after 50. But Adam had a particularly adventuresome perianal experience.
1:07:26🔗GuestCould you tell us, Adam, about that? Look at the face.
1:07:28🔗AdamI don't know, the dude's name is Perry, I had what I call a carbuncle on my, near the rectal area.
1:08:02🔗AdamIf it was a building, it would be the chimney. You're like out in the tomato garden. I'm in the chimney. You understand? Right, I hear you. Smart bond.
1:08:30🔗AdamThey, you do what you can. First off, it's a tough area to get friends to investigate. It's not like when you get ingrown hair in the back end.
1:08:57🔗AdamSo, I had a friend who convinced me it was a hemorrhoid and it wasn't, and then went out and dropped a box on the prep H and rubbed that on there for a week and nothing happened. And here's the problem with anything to do with the anus, no sympathy from society at all.
1:09:32🔗AdamDoc says I got about four weeks. Listen, I'm giving away the truck. You want it? My dad doesn't drive a stick. I said goodbye to a little finial and yeah, right.
1:09:48🔗AdamPeople laugh and laugh and literally their ass off at your ass problem, but I couldn't go into work. I, you know, this is this was some years ago.
1:09:57🔗GuestWhen you called in, what did you say when I called into work?
1:10:01🔗AdamYeah, I told him, I told him, I asked problems and here's why the same reason why women should play the female card, yeah, because there's no follow up to the ass or the period thing. And so I thought, anyway, eventually the thing blew. Now here's how I got to look at it. What do you mean? Well, he did surgery on it, well, like is it I got, I actually got a pin into a lance. I lanced one of them personal lancing. I did a personal lance or lance a lot. I lanced one that was more than one. No, no, here's the thing. I had one at 19 and one at 29.
1:11:00🔗AdamLet me say this. First off, it's hard to tell if it's the same spot because A, it's been 10 years and B, the mirror flips things around. Everyone, so I'll try to hold the mirror behind your head and you're trying to pass it down and your hand's going the wrong direction, hitting yourself in the face, you know, what's going on.
1:11:16🔗AdamSo it's hard to tell. And the map had been lost many years before. But I assume it was the same area, same side. And the point is, I was looking at the mirror and the way I was able to get to it is I had a full length closet door sliding mirror and I was able to sort of prop my legs up on the thing and I had to bounce a flashlight off of the mirror. It's the same way they say that the Egyptians got light to the center of the pyramid. A series of mirrors that reflected the light.
1:11:47🔗DrewThe image is so spectacular. If someone had walked in, it would have left their ass off.
1:11:53🔗AdamIt blew, well first off you'd assume I was just trying to blow myself. I can think of no other explanation. That's all, I don't know what he was doing.
1:12:01🔗DrewYou're hoping that's what he was doing.
1:12:02🔗AdamI don't know what he was doing with the flashlight. We pray to Christ he was just trying to blow himself. Either way, we got to get the security deposit back and we got to get out of here. I was living with Ralph Garman by the way, he's doing the morning show on K-Rock here by the way.
1:12:19🔗AdamAnd a movie star, so he could have walked in. But as I was shining light on, maybe just a little heat created from the flashlight, maybe a little blazer. Softened up, pow, the thing blew.
1:12:31🔗GuestAnd I wouldn't want to be that washcloth.
1:12:35🔗GuestIt was, no, no, no, how dare you, Drew.
1:12:39🔗AdamPoint is, I got up, I was in humongous pain for a week. I said the pain was immediately gone. Drew, how does that work, by the way, where the thing blows? It's under pressure. And then I did the scene from Tommy, where he could see. I'm running down the street in flares with no shirt on, cut to me on top of a mountain, cut to me on top of a Ferris wheel, cut to me running on a boardwalk, slow motion. I'm just all, I'm every place, I'm everywhere. I'm on the top of the Eiffel Tower, on the top of that thing in Rio de Janeiro with the big priest on the hill. I'm everywhere all the time, it's like a Phil Collins video, I'm going nuts. Jimmy and I celebrated by going out and eating Mexican. I'll never forget, I'll never forget. This is 10 years ago, by the way, still working at K-Rac, I got on the phone with them saying we're going to El Torino, I'm buying, we are celebrating. That is hilarious. That was my anal adventure.
1:13:36🔗GuestAnd not a moment too soon we wrapped that up.
1:13:38🔗AdamAnal adventures, I know, we did. You got the anal ball rolling.
1:14:29🔗AdamAll right, that's enough. We gotta take a break. The Drew brought up the anus story. What are you gonna do? We'll take a quick break, we'll be right back after this.
1:14:39🔗GuestAce's Ranchero Countdown, no good. You don't like that game.
1:15:10🔗AdamHey, everybody. It's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. That is Dayna Devon over there. I'm Adam Carolla, Mark McGrath just entered the studio. Extra Extras, seven o'clock on NBC.
1:15:29🔗AdamSorry, that's right. And to me, it feels maybe just from living in LA, that if one of those shows came on before seven, it would feel weird. Like, it's all seven and 730, right? LA's just, shows that started at seven, shows that started at 730, it's sort of always been that way, right?
1:15:47🔗GuestThat's right. I have more people sometimes recognize me by my voice than by my face, because I think they're cooking dinner or they turn it on and they're doing stuff and they listen to it, they don't really watch it.
1:16:30🔗AdamHow come we don't get more of that? I'll tell you why. I don't know what your excuse is. The show was on TV, on MTV for long enough, I think that people can put a face behind the boys. And also-
1:16:42🔗GuestWell, that's what I meant, by the way.
1:16:48🔗DrewYou would think you'd get something like it, the fast food once in a while, or something.
1:16:51🔗AdamYeah, I think we've both been on TV enough to probably, I don't know, doesn't happen nearly as much as you would think it would. Yes, Drew? Let's speak to Adam.
1:17:04🔗DrewThere's nothing unique about your voice, either.
1:17:07🔗DrewExcept for that nasally drone, I guess.
1:17:09🔗AdamLet's talk to Adam. Adam is 20, Adam is, Dayna says, well, she didn't say, but I did the math, a lackey over at Extra. Hey, buddy, we need your racist pile of tapes.
1:17:23🔗GuestHi, Adam. I got moved to the, hey, Dayna, hey, Mark, hey, guys. Hey, hey. I got moved to the sister show, Celebrity Justice, but still in the same building.
1:17:48🔗AdamAdam, we heard your, you're not so flattering a message on Dayna's cell phone explaining that you weren't a fan of Ace's Mexican Ranchero Accordion Countdown.
1:17:59🔗GuestAce's Ranchero Countdown? No good, you don't like that game. You don't like that game. Here's the deal, Adam.
1:18:07🔗AdamHold on, before we keep going, is there anything else Dayna hasn't seen or heard of that she doesn't like that you could pull her in on? As a 20 year old goomper. By the way, I got busted down to the Celebrity Justice Show, which is just one step from a full blown S-canning.
1:18:35🔗AdamYeah, you're thinking of the TV show with Drew's Joke Tote board, right?
1:18:40🔗GuestYeah, keep track, let us know. Let us just say, of course you don't have a visual, it's radio, but just let us know, keep track, it's funny.
1:18:47🔗AdamOkay, so far we're at zero minus three. You would be zero for jokes, but you stepped on so many of mine, I'm gonna actually deduct a few from yours, all right? You were sitting there and going to break right in the middle of my beautiful rants? All right, so Adam.
1:19:05🔗GuestNo, hey Adam, I gotta say this though, the show's only two hours long, you don't need to kill time with that Ace's Ranchero countdown.
1:19:13🔗AdamWell, it's ironic that you bring that up.
1:19:17🔗DrewUnless you have a Germany or Florida for us.
1:19:19🔗AdamDo you have a Germany or Florida, Adam?
1:19:28🔗AdamAll right, so we're gonna play a little Germany or Florida then. Hold on, Adam. What about that theme song that one day Sugar Ray can sample?
1:19:35🔗GuestYou scribbled my name on your paper. Hold that up.
1:19:52🔗AdamAll right, go ahead. Give us your Germany or Florida. So, I know, by the way, how the game is played is we hear the crazy story and then we guess. Is it Germany or Florida? Because all bizarre stories either emanate from either Germany or Florida.
1:20:06🔗GuestGo ahead, Adam. Things are sick and twisted from two men, sons and Nazis, sex, meth and death fetishes. Both of them have got these guaranteed not to bore you Germany or Florida.
1:20:15🔗AdamYeah, well, I guess that guarantees out the window.
1:20:21🔗GuestA man 55 years old was arrested for fraud and theft for a sham marriage to a comatose woman and for subsequent purchases of almost $20,000 on her credit cards. According to the police detective, this man said the woman's dog told him that the woman would want him to use her credit cards and live a better life after she died. Germany or Florida?
1:21:51🔗GuestApparently, you don't understand. What they were explaining to me off the air, Adam, is that you don't understand the true charm of Aces Mexican Riviera-
1:22:32🔗AdamLet's see. You know how the game is played. How long until the accordion music chimes in? Chris, you're ready. We'll start with Adam at home first. Go ahead, Adam.
1:22:41🔗GuestI'm going to have to go. I think this might be a long one. I'm going to go nine seconds.
1:22:47🔗By the way, for someone that hates this whole procedure, he sure plays it a lot.
1:22:51🔗DrewHe's like, let me give this some thought.
1:22:53🔗AdamYeah. Here's something I'm going to differentiate between the two Adams. I'm going to put a smiley face on my one. You see the frowny face? You're next. Nine seconds. I'm going three seconds.
1:23:09🔗GuestI'm going beginning. Oh, immediate. I'm taking your old.
1:23:18🔗AdamFive seconds. Mark has five. Drew has two. Now, you're right in amongst between me and Dayna with the immediate and the two. There could be some controversy, Drew.
1:23:34🔗AdamMark. No, no. No being over. Just closest. Mark is five seconds. Drew is one. Dayna's immediate. I'm three. And Adam with the frowny face is nine seconds. Yes?
1:25:43🔗AdamLet's take a little break, Drew. Mark McGrath here tonight. Dayna Devon here from X-Dragon. It's seven o'clock. Everyone, NBC will take a quick break. Be right back after this. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline, a man that's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-L-A-V-E-1-9-1. Dayna here tonight, Mark here tonight, our new friends from X-R-O-S-T-A-N-E-S-A. Actually, Dayna's a new friend, Mark's an old friend. Seven o'clock, at least out here. Check your local listings on NBC. All right, let's hop back to the phone. So speak to Jessica, who's just 13. Jessica? Jessica, by the way, on hold for 107 minutes. Yep. Drew's so busy telling fanny stories. He had no time for young Jessica. What's up, Jessica?
1:26:59🔗CallerOh, cause when I was around six, I was molested by my neighbor.
1:27:05🔗AdamYou were molested by your neighbor? Yeah.
1:27:07🔗DrewMolested, meaning he had sex with you? What did she do?
1:27:26🔗CallerWell, I was just wanting to know that, do you think this would affect my relationship with guys, like when I'm older?
1:27:33🔗DrewNot necessarily. It's funny, these things, there's different thresholds for these sorts of experiences being traumatizing or becoming traumatizing. Some people are very troubled by these things. Others really barely make note of it.
1:27:46🔗AdamCrappy dad will probably do more in the negative department than the chick who lived next door.
1:27:51🔗DrewAnd that's very much to the point, which is that the fact that you were a good victim for somebody who's a victimizer says almost more about you than the fact that you were victimized.
1:28:00🔗AdamBut most six-year-olds, with a 12-year-old, are gonna sort of feel ashamed and be quiet.
1:28:07🔗DrewCorrect, but still the victimizers can just know who the at-risk kids are. Jessica. Was there already stuff going on in your house at that point?
1:28:14🔗AdamWas there what? Wait, how's your dad? Let me talk to her, Drew. Yes. Your dad's all right. And is he living with the family?
1:28:47🔗AdamAnd so he's a carpenter and him and your mother get along okay and he's never been verbally abusive or any loves you very much. All right, so he's good. You love him, he loves you. Really? It's not a ringing endorsement for dad. Do you love your dad?
1:29:08🔗CallerWell, we don't get along like a lot, but like, you know.
1:29:11🔗DrewWhat kind of, what kind of problems do you have with him? Well, whatever that means.
1:29:21🔗AdamAll right, well, that's a teenage girl thing. But I mean, he was, he's, does he provide, is he good?
1:29:29🔗CallerBut the thing that worried me is that when I told my mom, cause I told my mom, right?
1:29:39🔗DrewWell, it's important because it's important to you, but it's not necessarily shattering.
1:29:44🔗AdamHere's the thing, Jessica, you don't want to go through life looking for reasons why you can't have a relationship, you can't have a career, you can't have an education.
1:29:53🔗DrewEspecially to focus on a single thing when it just doesn't sign that the single thing is enough. If you're having those kinds of troubles, there's a more global or we call them a chronic problem going on with your development, something else going on.
1:30:03🔗AdamI wonder if there's some sort of street cred like a young black kid will get where he has been shot and he grew up in the south side and all this guys, especially later on, you need your street cred as a white guy, it's getting molested. I think it's like, oh really? You think you're tough? I have both grandpas.
1:30:25🔗AdamIt was like a parachute of scrotum landing on me. Two guys, average age 78, both going at me. Scrotum parachute, next year to realm.
1:30:36🔗GuestAdam, I thought you brought up a good point though, that although it's sad and completely unfortunate that this happened, you gotta kind of put it past you and not let this be an excuse for something that you fall back on and make excuses for and that you were a victim. You know what, it sucks it happened, but you gotta go on, you gotta pick yourself up by your bootstraps.
1:30:54🔗DrewThere's some victimization that changes your brain. Your brain will just not function normally ever again, or at least not until some treatment goes into effect. But this does not sound like that kind of a shattering trauma. So it is the kind of thing that she should be able to sort of volitionally have some influence over and get over, like you guys were saying.
1:31:11🔗AdamRight, and it seems like society, or at least the people we speak to, can be broken up into two halves. One is the ones who need help and are ignoring it. They were ritualistically abused, and they're saying, well, that was three years ago. It's not affecting me now, although I'm cutting on myself with a syringe, by the way, that I'm about to inject myself with. But that doesn't matter to me. And then they're the ones who are making something out of something that doesn't, you know. At 13, yeah, it's sort of, you have to do one or the other, it almost feels like. You need to focus, her home life does, it sounds a little less than great, but focus on your school, focus on your friends. When home life isn't good, have buddies, have friends. Go do something, and then go off to college somewhere, and then get on the radio and start paying them back. That's right.
1:31:56🔗DrewStable relationships outside the home, particularly with adults, very helpful.
1:32:00🔗AdamAll right, let's, there's been on hold the longest, Drew. Oh, right here, talk to Erin. Erin, 24? What's up? What's going on?
1:33:17🔗AdamIt's great during cold weather, but summer, it's a bitch during the summer. Well, Erin. She's dying. Are you from anywhere or is this just the valley talking? Are you from a country other than this one? Okay. Okay, hold on a second. Drew, I grew up in the valley. This is-
1:34:24🔗CallerRight, like I mean, I don't want to scratch it, it itches. Right, right. It doesn't feel like an irritation, like it's rubbing where it's almost raw.
1:34:37🔗CallerIt doesn't happen every time. I've noticed it over probably the past about six months or so.
1:34:46🔗DrewAll right, Dayna wants to say something.
1:34:48🔗GuestI was going to ask you, I was going to ask you if she has some kind of infection.
1:34:52🔗DrewWell, yeah, that's the one thing whether it's-
1:34:54🔗GuestBecause if you don't cure, and I hate, men die when you say the word yeast infection. Because if you have like a yeast infection and you don't really treat it completely, can it kind of hang around?
1:35:06🔗DrewIt can smolder around and it can be difficult to get rid of them and some women have chronic recurrent yeast infection. There is now a pill you can take that tends to be very good at eradicating these things, but some women need the prolonged basic treatment.
1:35:18🔗AdamI'm putting Erin on hold because I don't-
1:35:20🔗DrewAll we can say is that she's not tracking really.
1:35:24🔗DrewSomething, but all we can say is that that suggests irritation. And we've all sort of picked up on that whether it's because of a yeast infection or other sort of vaginitis or excessive activity, whatever. The itching thing, the irritation is usually from some sort of inflammation of the lining. Why it is associated with your having had an orgasm is difficult to understand. The important thing, though, for you is to go get a pelvic exam, get checked, make sure there's not something medical causing this. There isn't, it's not real life, there's anything you can do to stop this, I'm afraid.
1:35:52🔗AdamItching, and by the way, I've had more coherent conversations with thawed cavemen. They were screaming at the sun, calling it a burning ball. I was trying to get them to focus, but eventually found some common ground. Like a language barrier here, that I'm not sure we can ever overcome. By the way, itching on the inside, I could only imagine, like, it's like, is it the equivalent of like wearing a cast and trying to get the coat hanger in there, put a chopstick down there.
1:36:26🔗GuestCoat hanger up there, generally bad. I mean, I'm not a doctor. Right.
1:36:30🔗DrewGenerally, yeah, I think generally coat hanger bad.
1:36:32🔗AdamEven those padded ones with a little bow on it.
1:36:35🔗GuestWell, that's just a dry cleaner, like the fancy dry cleaner.
1:36:49🔗GuestWell, they can have like rose scent. You know, like-
1:36:52🔗CallerYeah, actually, I've talked to my doctor about it and I've been tested for everything.
1:36:56🔗AdamI don't physically have it. Okay, Erin, here's my question. What is the difference between the times you have the orgasm and the times you don't have the orgasm?
1:37:43🔗AdamYou're lucky we don't care, because that's what I'm gonna say to you. So otherwise it would drive myself insane. I was trying to figure out- She only has the itching with the orgasm. She decided-
1:38:00🔗DrewIt's like talking to Primitive Man. Dude. That's right.
1:38:02🔗AdamWell, take yourselves a quick break. We'll be right back after this.
1:38:05🔗GuestOkay, so I know there's nothing wrong with me. So what's up?
1:38:10🔗GuestWhy can't I meet anybody? But I tried everything else and thought, what the hell?
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1:38:47🔗AdamHey, everybody. Dayna Devon. God bless you, sweetie pea. And Mark McGrath, always a dear, dear friend. Always good to see you. Mark, great, doing a great job on the show. Thank you. Instant chemistry.
1:39:00🔗GuestThanks for having us, man. I appreciate it. It's always been good to me.
1:39:03🔗AdamOur pleasure. Extra, everyone, check local listings, NBC every day. And weekends, too. There's a weekend show, right?