1:55🔗DrewThat was before number two, I think, was it?
1:57🔗Allana UbachIt was. In fact, Jessica Caulfield and I were on here the first time, and then the second time around, she was sick, and then I showed up and, you know, acted like an ass for the both of us, and now I'm here.
2:08🔗AdamPeople are psyched up about seeing Meet the Fockers. Yeah.
2:13🔗Allana UbachI mean, did you see Meet the Parents?
2:15🔗AdamThere is a, yeah, I did. I thought it was hilarious. And you know what it was? You know, I had a Drew. Did you see Meet the Parents? I did.
2:27🔗AdamYou know what's nice about the first movie is, is it had a nice combination of sort of funny, a little, some slapstick, some physical stuff, but also some written stuff.
2:40🔗AdamI mean, dialogue, the dialogue was solid. It didn't push too hard, but yet it kept building. It was a good, slow build, the burn. It had a great sort of tempo and feel to it. It didn't try to win you over in the first five minutes. It just built, had a nice, slow build to it. And even though things were pretty outrageous, they didn't really go over the top for you. Oh, come on, he wouldn't think that.
3:04🔗Allana UbachNo, yeah, they didn't get super 80s with the whole concept of it.
3:06🔗AdamRight, right. And so how, by the way, I mean, one of the most obviously anticipated follow-up films in, what do they call this, Jere, sequels in years.
3:22🔗Allana UbachBasically, I look nothing like myself in the movie. I mean, I'm basically playing this like 50-something year old Hispanic woman with a 15 year old son.
3:36🔗AdamShe plays a chunky African American, 50-something.
3:38🔗Well, if I was a chunky African American, I'd play like this, but basically, she talks a little bit more like this because she's from South America, so she talks like this.
3:46🔗AdamSo they were looking, I mean, obviously, they were looking for someone who was chunky and was 50-something.
3:55🔗Allana UbachWell, I went and I auditioned originally for the part, and what they said was, she looks nothing like what we envisioned. So then they had the table reading, they were getting closer and closer to casting the role, and they thought, okay, we have two days before we start filming, and this is what we're gonna do. Let's bring back Allana, she made us laugh, and let's just have her for the table read. So I thought, you know what, I'm gonna totally go for this. I went to Rite Aid, I dyed my hair black, got one of those box colors, I tanned my skin with that fake tanning bronzing stuff. Okay, I just went off, baby, and I walked in with my double-D padded bra, and my big, huge, I had a little extra little panning around my rumpus, a couple of little pants going on, and little sandals with the open toes and the nylons going through. I looked like my Tia Leach hour, my Tia Flora.
4:42🔗Allana UbachAnd it was hilarious, and I walked in just looking just like the character, and I thought, what do I have to lose? What are they gonna tell me? You look like a total schmuck, get the hell out of here, you know, whatever.
4:51🔗Allana UbachI won them over, they believed it. Meanwhile, after the reading, I looked down on the paper, and it was just totally soiled in like tan makeup. I was like, if they don't see this, then I'm safe.
5:02🔗AdamPeople, for people that don't know, Allana is svelte. I mean, she doesn't have an ounce of fatter. We are going to play Ace's chirocortium Countdown.
5:12🔗Allana UbachAllana pounds with all that mental pain.
5:38🔗AdamI like that one and the other one I like is, you know the one I'm always confused by is the chupacabra. It means sucker of goat blood. It's like, okay, chupacabra sounds great to us, but to you guys it means the goat that sucks the blood or the blood of the goat.
6:07🔗If in mexico they would call it the donkey with the pointy thing on the head. Pegasus, no, no, we call it the mule with the wings and the flapping.
6:24🔗DrewIt's just so shattering to us because it sounds like its name. That should be its name. The fact that it translates is disappointing.
6:31🔗Allana UbachChupacabra, no, that's some scary stuff. My mom used to always tell me you don't eat all your lime and beans and Chupacabra is going to eat your ass.
6:42🔗AdamIt kills goats. And by the way, here, something that kills goats, it's just called a farmer, really. It's like a rancher. We don't, like if there's a, hey America, there's this thing that flies around and kills goats. Yeah, all right, tell us when it's killing us. We don't care what it does to a goat. Yes.
6:58🔗AdamI would like goats. It's a UFO. All right, what were we talking about? So, okay, so for the part, obviously you do the great accent and everything and you got the fat suit on. Are you doing the prosthetics in the face? I mean, you're very...
7:09🔗Allana UbachWell, they gave me gray hair. They gave me gray hair. They tanned my skin. They gave me big hoop earrings. I have a 15 year old son and they gave me big padded double D bras. I gained 10 pounds for the part while we were shooting it. My boyfriend kept giving me like spaghetti and meatballs every single night and then I would go right to bed.
7:25🔗AdamDid you just to put it on in your face or why did you need to gain the weight for your fingers or something?
7:31🔗Allana UbachMy earlobes. My earlobes were doing all the acting for me. I feel the part.
7:34🔗It kind of get a little soft and a little bit more into the character because it made me feel more domestic and maternal. Do you know what I'm saying?
8:05🔗AdamNow, well, wait a minute. So here. So they put they put the stuff that jowls on you and the neck roll and all that stuff.
8:12🔗Allana UbachIt wasn't like brand or anything like that. I didn't like have like little piles of cotton on the side of my cheeks. But what I did have was, you know, padded, padded hips. I definitely had the padded hips.
8:26🔗Allana UbachOnce they pad everything and they put my boobs together and I had like big, big, huge teatas and a big, huge rumpus. It really worked. They put this little house dress on me and like I have little gray hairs and all around it.
8:41🔗AdamSo it's going to and I'm guessing that and I'm guessing every whatever time you spend on screen is set to great comedic effect because I can already see the character.
8:53🔗AdamAnd the thing is it's funny, it's right. It's like there are plenty of 50 something year old fat ass chicks with Mexican accents who are hysterical except for they don't know it. They're not acting. That's their life. I like when they beat the crap out of the white kids when they're walking them down the street. You don't know that, but they traumatize the blind kids. They drag them, the maids walk them down the street. Once in a while you see them on the corner just whacking.
9:17🔗Allana UbachThey look both ways and then they just start whacking.
9:19🔗AdamThey're still whacking them. Ever see that Drew? No. Oh, it's awesome. Oh yeah. Yeah. Your dad didn't give me a raise.
9:43🔗AdamAll right. Here's what the Corolla is. Welfare, food stamps, dump that my grandparents let us squat in a beat up Dodge Dart. No maids. No, you know, no jobs. No jobs. We needed a toaster oven. We get it from the garage. I mean, you have a garage sale or a thrift store or something. Poor, poor and depressed.
10:41🔗AdamI just I just thought it'd be fun to do with a lot. And Cheryl, but we got that. But we also got the we also got the when you call the Mexican guy and the old lady picks up the phone. They get the they get the who? My favorite.
10:56🔗Allana UbachOh, yeah. We did that the last time.
11:12🔗CallerYeah. My question was like I was dating this guy who's uncircumcised and we're like kind of still, you know, doing a nasty or whatever. But like, I don't know. I never had a guy who was uncircumcised like that.
11:33🔗AdamYeah. So what's up? Just what do you want us to do? Come over there with a little wet nap.
11:37🔗DrewWhat a coincidence. Tell me, what is your question?
11:40🔗CallerMy question is, well, I mean, I don't know what to do or whatever. I'm like kind of scared, like, if he wasn't able to get it up or whatever.
12:55🔗DrewRight, most of the world is uncircumcised.
12:56🔗AdamWell, not only that, for the first couple million years, there were no more oils, so there would be, there would never would have, would have created.
13:04🔗DrewYeah, so whatever his erectile problem is, it has nothing to do with the circumcision. All right, so maybe a little calmer situation. Maybe he's not ready to have sex yet. Maybe he's on some drugs or alcohol or medications, but not circumcision.
13:19🔗AdamYeah, work it out, work it out with him. All right, Allana, here's what I want to do with you. No, come on, I just love this. No, I don't want that.
13:40🔗AdamHis aunt, it could be his great aunt, could be his mom, whoever's living with him, picks up the phone. And then I say, and I can't figure this out, Allana is half Puerto Rican, half Mexican, right? Maybe you can figure this out, because we talked about this last time you were in here.
15:23🔗Allana UbachIt sounds like I swallowed. And she probably thinks it's like a crane caller.
15:27🔗AdamWell, any name will do. But I just mean there's always this suspicious who. I think that's a time buyer. That's all. You did a wonderful job.
16:14🔗AdamYou're 14? What's the matter, baby, Dawn?
16:17🔗CallerWell, basically, I'm in this quote, like relationship type thing with my boyfriend, and we've been going out for about like a month and two weeks.
16:24🔗DrewLet me stop you. What do you mean quote relationship? Why did you put it quote unquote? You mean? Yeah.
16:52🔗AdamYeah, I like it. Oh, wait a minute. Yeah, latex. All right. So why? Yeah. What's he doing? He's not calling you back or what's going on?
17:00🔗CallerOh, like he'll call me, but he'll just be like really distant and then he'll say like, oh, well, I'm tired.
17:05🔗DrewSo I'm going to go and it's only like maybe both freaked out by having had sex so young. I didn't want him to be flipped out about that.
17:11🔗AdamNo, he's a 14 year old guys are just goofy. They don't know how to conduct themselves. They have no ramp.
17:18🔗DrewBut imagine you're in that far in a relationship. You're 14. I go, what have I done? How do I handle this?
17:22🔗Allana UbachI don't even know about how to have an orgasm at that age. I mean, I had my first orgasm when I was 16 and I did it by myself. You know, I was like 14. Spinnin is what it's all about.
17:49🔗CallerWell, yeah, it was fine with me, but it's just kind of strange. He'll be all distant and everything. And then I'll complain about it. They're like, hey, why aren't you calling me or anything anymore? And he'll just be all like, oh, I'm sorry. Like, I love you and blah, blah, blah. And it just seems kind of strange.
18:03🔗DrewHe's just a spaz, really. I mean, you guys don't know how.
18:06🔗AdamWell, this is all you do at 14 is try to read each other.
18:10🔗DrewHere's my thing. Here's my thing about this. This is as good an outcome as there can possibly be from 14-year-olds having sex. You know what I mean? In the horrible outcomes, we end up with somebody suicidal, somebody pregnant, somebody on drugs and alcohol. The best possible outcome is two goofy 14-year-olds completely confused, far too far into the intimacy, not knowing how to handle it, in pain, confused, spinning around, probably screwing up at school as a result. That's as good as it gets for 14-year-old having sex. It's a disaster no matter how you look at it. So kind of, Meli, pull it back, just keep the relationship going, but stop the sexual thing, it's screwing everything up for you.
18:46🔗AdamThree out of four 14-year-old guys are spazs anyway. I don't mean spazs, but they don't communicate well. Guys in their 30s aren't good at communicating in a relationship. 14-year-olds, are you kidding me?
19:04🔗DrewBy the way, the woman's like a graduate student at 14, the guy's like some sort of Martian.
19:09🔗AdamOh, yeah. Yeah, they just, you talk to your friend's kids once in a while and it's like, how's it going? Fine, fine, fine. You got, you're playing baseball tomorrow? You're looking forward to that?
19:24🔗AdamIt's okay. You know, they look down, they get weird. You know, I don't know what it is, but 14 year old guys, and that's the guy who's getting laid. You show me a guy who can string together a sentence, I'll show you guys not getting to anything until a junior year of college. Drew, don't let your boys talk.
19:39🔗AdamYou know what I'm gonna do? If I have sons, I'm gonna have them practice brooding. Brood. If you take an hour, put that pen down and put that textbook down and work on your brooding son.
19:48🔗DrewCome on Adam, you know that comedy is the greatest social lubricant. Oh yeah, yeah. Look what I did for you. It was fantastic.
19:56🔗AdamI'll tell you who was a big cut up in high school too.
19:58🔗DrewAll women say they want a guy with a good sense of humor, Adam.
20:00🔗AdamJimmy Kimmel, funniest guy in high school.
20:04🔗AdamNo I didn't. He tells me every day how funny he was. Didn't translate. No, one ounce of plune tang. Not one ounce. Poor Jimmy.
20:12🔗DrewBefore we go to break, Ranchero Countdown.
20:15🔗AdamOkay. Here's how the game is played. We play the Ranchero music. We come in in a random Ranchero song, in any random song, in any random point, and we try to decide in advance how long before we hear an accordion. Could be the beginning of the song, could be the middle, could be at the end. How long? Now, Drew, you make your first bet. I got to give Allana a shot here.
23:43🔗AdamSure. She's working on her night. She's also going to be in Meet the Fockers, which is... You see? Hold on a second. I think now there's something interesting here, which is-
24:02🔗AdamWell, here's the thing. The joke of the movie, and of the guy's name, is that it's close to the F word, not quite. But if you say it, and you say it verbatim, meet the Fockers. If you say it, but you say it with the-
24:46🔗AdamWell, let's take a quick break. We'll be right back to talk a little more with Allana about what movie? Hey, everybody, it's the Loveline of Adam, that's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Allana Ubach is here tonight from the new movie.
25:37🔗AdamIt's so easy when I laugh every time. Yeah, Meet the Fockers, everybody. It is out in a couple of weeks, out on the 22nd on a Wednesday, December 22nd.
25:48🔗AdamGonna be huge, and Allana is such a versatile actress that she's able to play a nubile English hottie who's next to Reese Witherspoon in Legally Blonde and now a husky Mexican maid in Meet the Fockers.
26:07🔗AdamAnd they just, so if you didn't tune in to the first segment, we're doing a little Mexican accent night because that is the character. What is your character's name, by the way?
26:18🔗CallerThe character's name is Isabel. Isabel, and Isabel is the South American.
26:24🔗DrewNot Central American, but South American.
26:28🔗Allana UbachYou know, we couldn't really quite figure that out because she makes chimichangas, but at the same time, she's supposed to be from like South America, Central America, so.
26:53🔗Allana UbachRoach and I were trying to discuss where this character might be from, he was like, you know, take a, take a pic. She could be from Colombia, she could be from Argentina, she can be from Nicaragua, Guatemala, and I was like, oh my God.
27:35🔗Allana UbachShe's Mexican. She's from Sinaloa, mexico. And yeah, but my grandparents all had like blonde hair and blue eyes, but they were Spaniards.
27:42🔗Allana UbachSo there were Moranos during the Spanish Inquisition, blah, blah, blah, boring story. But they all came out to mexico and Puerto rico. My father had blue eyes. So it's just a combination of the two of them. You know, they, well, they, they bore a Jewish American little princess, didn't they?
28:20🔗Allana UbachYeah, they had this huge, huge cake of a mansion that was right around the corner from us, and it was like the biggest house and like a big slew of, like, track houses right by the freeway. But they were very glamorous because they gave out dollar bills during Halloween. So anytime I'd go and knock on the door, I'd be like, oh, it's me again. They're like, hey, weren't you the little pumpkin that just came by a little while ago? But I'd make like 20 bucks in one night. It was awesome.
28:43🔗AdamMy mom was a health food nut. So she would hang out.
28:48🔗AdamStraw. No, she would hand out the mini boxes of raisins. One year it was walnuts. By the way, let me tell you, this stuff, it becomes ammunition when they get to the end of the driveway. They just turn around and fire it right back in the house. You just stand on the porch dodging fire from the disgruntled nine-year-olds all day.
29:11🔗AdamNo. Let's act with the kids. Look, just turn the lights off and close the door. Blow the candle out, the jack-o'-lantern. People keep moving. Waste your precious time coming up your crappy house and getting a walnut. Jesus Christ. Do you see what I was dealing with? It's kind of weird.
29:33🔗AdamSo, yeah, Allana, here tonight. Movie's coming out a couple of weeks and ever. I predict this movie. I think the first movie, Meet the Parents, was like it did well and it was word of mouth. People told everyone go see it. I don't know what it did on its opening weekend, but I predict this is going to have to double that last.
29:55🔗Allana UbachPretty amazing. All the masters.
30:21🔗CallerWhat's up? Yeah. Okay. I'm just wondering, Dr. Drew? Yeah. Okay. I'm really interested in your career and whatnot, and I'm really interested in getting into that, actually. And I'm just wondering what type of schooling you went through and what classes and whatnot you had to take.
31:04🔗CallerWait, okay. I don't know if this is weird. I'm kind of really interested in like marriage therapy and like sex therapy and stuff. Is that weird for like...
31:14🔗DrewI don't know. It's still, if you really want to get into the depths of it, you still need to get an MD first.
31:38🔗CallerYeah, I'm taking a few APs in there. And I mean, it's fine and it's so different.
31:44🔗DrewJust get into the best college. Just get into the best college you can. Don't worry about what you're taking right now. And in fact, don't waste too much of your time with the sciences in college. Take a lot of liberal studies, too.
31:54🔗CallerYeah? Okay. Okay. Me and my friend listen to you all the time and we just love you guys so much. Like, Adam, you're all powerful. Okay? It's true.
32:40🔗CallerOkay. We're in band together. And our director cuts off randomly at times and just starts bitching. So, yeah, we're just like, well, before we start, we're like, okay, I give it eight, like eight measures, you know?
32:51🔗AdamBefore you're banned, before the conductor stops and starts yelling at everyone.
32:55🔗CallerOkay. So he's like, okay. And he starts...
32:57🔗DrewThat's good. Let's go ahead and amuse yourself.
32:58🔗AdamYeah. I just cut her off, ironically. You know, the first round, speaking of Ace's Mexican Ranchero recording Countdown, it felt a little empty because there was a long beat. I don't care if you like the song, Drew.
33:12🔗DrewBut you want to feel satisfied by the Ranchero spirit.
33:14🔗AdamDrew, you don't understand that that is the essence of Ranchero. The worse, the more the Ranchero.
33:22🔗Allana UbachYou need live mariachis coming in here and like really busting moves.
33:24🔗AdamAnd it's working on it. But until then, all we have is engineering. That song is the essence of it because are you annoyed? Do you feel like punching somebody? Are you skin crawling?
33:39🔗AdamThen that's Ranchero music. You understand? You've been moved. All right. So I think we have to play another round. Because that one had a big long pause in the middle of it.
34:14🔗CallerAnd I love it, by the way. But the only problem that I'm having is I'm getting excited with my current boyfriend. And this has happened in the past, too. But I'm not, you know, I'm not getting wet, basically.
34:26🔗DrewSo I'm excited. That is a rather common side effect of the deco shot.
34:30🔗CallerI am like having to sneak in like the key while I'm like, oh, you dropped the sock.
34:35🔗CallerWhy are you sneaking the guy in so quickly?
34:37🔗DrewWait, wait, wait. He doesn't care, nicolette. Just bring it right in. He'll be fine.
34:40🔗CallerOh, I know. It's kind of embarrassing, though. You know what I mean?
34:42🔗DrewIt's a side effect of the shot you're taking. It doesn't make you depressed. It doesn't interfere with your libido, which you can for many women do. And it just makes you a little dry. So you bring the lubricant and it's fine.
34:51🔗Allana UbachCan I ask you a question? If you masturbate a little bit before you have sex with your boyfriend, does that help at all?
34:55🔗CallerI have actually never masturbated before.
35:02🔗CallerAnd then I don't know if I've actually... I've been with a few guys. I don't know if I've ever had an orgasm either. So I don't... I can't really ask my girlfriend about it because I'm like, yes. I feel like I can't about it basically, so... Can I make a suggestion?
35:15🔗DrewThe depot kind of works against you. It can make it difficult to have an orgasm. That's part one of the problems with that shot.
35:20🔗AdamBut she hasn't always been on the depot.
35:22🔗DrewI understand, but she's been on it for five years and that's a lot of her sexual...
35:26🔗DrewAll right, let Allana make... You may want to talk to her about maybe get some estrogen cream because sometimes estrogenizing the vaginal area helps with that lubrication.
35:37🔗DrewAnd sometimes perhaps that can be enough estrogen in your system to restore things like orgasmic function.
35:41🔗AdamAll right, let Allana give her suggestion.
35:43🔗Allana UbachThere are these sex shops that you can go to. They're really great. Like the Pleasure Chest. And what you can do is you can go up to the person in the front of the counter. You can say, look, I'm really having trouble having an orgasm with my boyfriend. Basically, do you have any sort of like little belts that I can wear or something like that?
36:12🔗AdamYeah, it's great. Talking to the guy at the Pleasure Chess, the guy wearing the hockey jersey and the cutoff sweats and the flip flops, he's fat, got that bad goatee.
36:21🔗DrewIt looks like the guy from The Simpsons that has the comic book story. Yeah.
36:26🔗AdamAnd he's like, yeah, if you're silly, the vibrators, we got to fire them up because there's no return. She needs to get going on stuff. I agree. All right, should we play a little Ace's Mexican Ranchero 14 countdown?
37:07🔗DrewAllana, here you go. What's your bet? How long? 12 counts. 12 seconds. 12 seconds. Instant, I'll go instant.
38:39🔗AdamThis is under protest, Drew. Under protest.
38:41🔗DrewHey Anderson, how dare you. Didn't we just talk about how it's horrible music and it makes our skin crawl, and now we're playing it. Hey Anderson, will you relax? Dude, are you racist or something? What's the matter with you?
38:54🔗Allana UbachI think it's kind of groovy. It makes me feel like an extra in traffic, you know? Yeah. When he said El Toro is like buying that pop, sucking on the pop.
39:02🔗DrewAnderson gets a buzz when he hears this music. It's a problem.
39:04🔗AdamYeah, because he's never heard it. Many people have never heard this sober.
39:07🔗DrewI never have. It's like being hung over and not cranking.
39:22🔗AdamYeah, this is a good one. This is Ranchero music, right?
39:25🔗Allana UbachI think she just said, wax my ass.
39:28🔗DrewThat's nice. I've always told them this, nothing says Ranchero like New England in the wintertime. This is just smack in the maple syrup and covered bridges, and the leaves changing. 100 percent. Can't you see it?
39:40🔗AdamLet's take ourselves a little bit of a break. Allana Ubach is here tonight from the new movie.
40:42🔗AdamA very, very talented actress who's in the new Meet the Fockers movie, which is coming out on the 22nd of December. It's not even worth plugging this movie. It's gonna be that huge.
40:54🔗Allana UbachOh, thank you. Your mouth of God's ears, right?
40:56🔗AdamPlease. You don't need God. You don't need anyone on this one. It's gonna be huge. People are buzzing about it already. And the snobs I hang out with, you know? I mean, the writers and the pseudo-intellectual types are all, they're all getting primed to see this one. And I thought, I think the Barbara Streisand casting was great. Obviously Dustin Hoffman. And it's just, everyone's just on pins and needles. And your character playing the big Spanish maid.
41:26🔗Allana UbachThe Spanish housekeeper. And I look nothing like my part. It's awesome.
41:40🔗Allana UbachI hope that everyone enjoyed the Jimmy Changa screaming last time. You know what I mean? That'd be very cool, right?
41:46🔗AdamSo, no, I don't know where I was. Oh, I want to say this. I don't know if I did this thing today where I checked my messages, my saved messages on the message center. I don't know if you guys have the message center. It's really weird and depressing and you feel bad. The thing is like if you have a phone machine, you kind of got to listen to your messages and then write them down. But if you have that message center, which the phone company provides, they can do a thing where you save the messages. So oftentimes you'll hear a message and you'll just immediately save it like that. But then if you're like me, you don't go back and listen to it for three months and then there'll be 28 of them. Then one day you'll finally go, I got to listen to these messages and it's horribly uncomfortable because it's like the date will be like September 22nd and it'll be like, hey Adam, I'm in town for three days. It's your old buddy Rob.
42:39🔗AdamThen you realize you never called the guy and your skin crawls. I actually will sort of walk in place because I'm uncomfortable. Like I feel I got and now here's where it gets bad. I'm not name dropping, but Dexter from the offspring call.
42:53🔗DrewYeah, you're supposed to fly with two months ago.
42:55🔗AdamHey, buddy, it's Dexter from the offspring. I'm coming in. I'm coming out to LA in the next couple of weeks. The band's got a break.
43:20🔗AdamNo, I'm going to, but it's a horrible thing to have for a person like me. I've realized because you immediately you hear you're in a rush, you're listing your messages. Maybe you're looking for someone. You just hit the save, hit save, hit save. I'll get back to him, hit save. And it's just a long slew of people that are dying or old friends that have come into town or rock stars that want to take you in an airplane. And you completely blew everyone off. And by the way, once it gets into the save pot, you don't go back and check it very often. You just feel like the world's biggest ale.
43:48🔗Allana UbachNo, because it accumulates. Who wants to go through like, you know, old boundaries?
43:51🔗AdamYeah, and it's weird. You really have this visceral thing where you start talking and you're sorry. It's like when you step on your dog. That's what it is.
44:02🔗AdamYeah, you're talking to the dog. That's what it was. Drew, you don't have that message center, huh?
44:08🔗DrewI don't know how frustrating it is for you to hold somebody that doesn't answer his phone or his message.
44:12🔗AdamGot to get that message center. Yeah. Allana, you have a message center?
44:17🔗Allana UbachYeah, my boyfriend likes to save all of his messages and make a huge story out of all these messages that are saved. And they're usually like messages where I call him up and say, we really have to talk about that, that French maid outfit that I found inside of your closet yesterday. Please call me back. And he'll save them and have me listen to them. It's torture.
45:19🔗CallerWell, it was talking about just the type of person that was talking on there and it just really freaked me out and it made me really scared.
45:53🔗AdamLike well into the next week or what do you mean?
45:55🔗CallerNo, it was like three o'clock in the morning and I couldn't get him out of the outfit and my friends were looking at me going, You know what, Marie? Chris is not, you know, he's liking this outfit a little too much.
47:01🔗AdamAll right, Athena. I'm going with Athena. Hold on a second, Athena. We got to run late on a break. I love you, Athena. We'll talk all about her when we get back. What's the new movie we're going to see? All right, after this. Phone number, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Allana Ubach is here tonight.
48:11🔗AdamGot that gene. Alana's in Meet the Fockers, which is coming out on the 22nd.
48:16🔗Allana UbachMeet the Fockers, we'll check it out, man.
48:18🔗AdamOn December Place, the big Spanish maid. And I was thinking with Allana, I think, you know, what's the downside? Because you and I, we're sort of students. We know people, we know women, we know how they work. You know, you have, she's beautiful.
48:30🔗Allana UbachOh, that's what you think. Do you really think you know women and you know how they work and everything like that? I do. You know, you just hang out with women who make you think that you know women and how they work and what they do.
48:39🔗DrewWell, he knows I have to know that nobody really knows. There's no rational.
48:43🔗AdamNo, no, we know people and women are people, sort of. The point is, is Allana is attractive and she's funny and she's naked and she's talented. Where's the dark side?
48:55🔗Allana UbachCan I show you something? Where does it come out? Where's the dark side? I'll show you right now, baby.
49:26🔗AdamThey go to the worst neighborhoods in the world and they mic up the Hookers and then the guys try to talk them down from an $18 hand job. So watch, I'll show you how that one goes. We get in the car together and you ask me what I want.
49:46🔗CallerOh, a BJ? Oh, come on, honey. You dirty, we inside of a Corolla. You can say the word. Say it, baby. Come on, say the word. How much? How much? How much? How do you want it? You want a little bit of hand job first?
50:39🔗CallerOkay? You can just get those cradling nuts days in your head. You can just put it out of your mind right now. I'm just gonna go down on you and go take 10 seconds.
51:29🔗AdamIt's got automatic doors. I just hit the clicker on the remote. Here we go. All right, let me focus now. It's going to be quick and perfect. Okay, well, don't talk. I got to focus now. All right, don't make that noise. No, I got to focus. If you do, just be quiet. It's going to take too long.
51:42🔗CallerAll right, let me focus now. I got to go. Out of the van.
52:45🔗Allana UbachOh, God, we scared the world, didn't we?
52:49🔗AdamOh, yeah, we got a lot of his friends on this. Rochelle. Hello. What's happening?
52:55🔗CallerOh, yeah, I might. Me and my ex-boyfriend, we worked together for three years on and off. And he was he's a Marine, but he was very aggressive. He drank a lot. He had a temper. And we broke up. And now this guy like this other guy likes me, but he's also a Marine and he has all the traits that my ex-boyfriend had.
53:16🔗DrewThe traits that you shouldn't have been involved with in the first place.
53:19🔗CallerYeah. And that's what I want to go out and date again. Don't get me wrong. I am working and going to school.
53:26🔗DrewAllana asked the right question is what, what is it that makes you, yeah, what makes you attracted to guys like this? And usually it's something to do with dad.
53:33🔗CallerYeah, my dad of rent. Oh, he he banded me when I was about three years old.
53:41🔗AdamWell, all right. Well, now you see, you got rid of one abusive guy and you got a new abusive guy. So why don't you get rid of this guy and not replace him with an abusive guy?
54:07🔗DrewSo if you cannot be with someone who is a normal person, who is not disturbed, rough, aggressive, That's his game. Abusive, then you need treatment. You gotta get some help.
54:18🔗CallerYeah, I went into therapy and I dug up a lot of the dark secrets I was holding in. I was kind of depressed for a while because I was on the tempo shot.
54:28🔗AdamYeah. Well, listen, Rochelle, all you have to do is not go out and actively F up your life. That's a lot. Let's talk about this for a second. People want to know why everything's coming their way. Oh man, why the firings? Why the abuse? Why the bad boyfriends? Why the road rage? Why, why, why, why? You go out and find it. There's ways to avoid it. You should really be spending your life trying to avoid bad people in bad situations. I mean, if you think about it.
55:01🔗DrewAnd by the way, if you're the kind of person that has been abused and is attracted to abusive people, you should use that attraction to avoid, to know that somebody you avoid.
55:10🔗AdamBut let's, let's talk about this for a second, because we always talk about, well, if you're a winner, you have the ways of a winner. Yes, yes, you do make smart decisions in business, relationship, what have you. You also avoid a ton of ass, maybe more stuff than you actually go after. You actually spend more time avoiding negative situations and actually can have a better life through not getting stabbed, for instance, by going with your buddy down to Van Nuys so he can score some crack and hang it out. The voice in your head that says, you go alone, I'll catch you on the next one, that's the voice you got to listen to. And guys who have good lives, who have good jobs, who make good money, who have good relationships and don't get stabbed, they listen to that don't do it voice even more than the do do it.
56:00🔗AdamYes? But it's weird, it's never really, it's like that, when did you know you wanted to be a doctor, Drew? Well, I knew when, and then you wanted to get into it. It's all about sort of these positive moves. There's a lot of holding back. There's a lot of stuff where like, yeah, I'm glad I didn't go with those guys, I would have got shot with them.
56:17🔗DrewThat's right. And some people can't do that.
56:20🔗AdamNo, they can't. And then they want to know why it keeps happening. Well, it keeps happening because you're bringing these people home, you're going out with them, you're telling your boss off, all this kind of, there's a lot of sort of staying at home and buttoning your lip, you got to do on the road to success.
56:35🔗DrewDo you remember the delaying gratification, you've mentioned that, we haven't met that in a long time.
56:40🔗AdamRight. They basically, they did a study once, which I thought was interesting, which is they just took a couple of kids and they said, look, we'll give you like three peanut M&Ms now and you can just eat them now, or we'll give you a whole pack later, but we're not going to tell you when. And the kids have basically said, give me the three now and just gobble them down and wouldn't wait, turned out to be the losers. And the one that said, well, we'll wait because there's a payday that's 20 M&Ms, we're going to wait on that. Those kids ended up being the winners and that's what it's about. It's the delayed gratification. Everyone I grew up with was like, what, go to college? You paid? No way. I'm going to work. I'm getting paid. They get nine bucks an hour for the rest of their life. That is the one component that all the losers I hung out with had, which is they couldn't, you know, you would say to them, look, you just go for six months, you learn a trade and then it's like six months? No, no, no. I got to get paid. I'm getting paid when I go there. And so in lieu of spending six months or four years or two years or getting some program and learning something, like you can tell them, look, do six months, you'll get 30 bucks an hour, or you can get 11 bucks an hour for the rest of your life. They're like, give me the paycheck.
57:53🔗Allana UbachPeople are obsessed with time. That's the biggest problem with our country. Everyone's obsessed with time.
57:57🔗AdamAnd it's not even time because if you really were obsessed with time, people are sort of penny wise and pound foolish. Stupid people take the cash immediately.
58:07🔗DrewThere's actually brain mechanisms responsible for being able to suppress certain impulses and delay for more mature ones or more abstract ones, like a payoff in the future or something that they can't even conceptualize.
58:18🔗Allana UbachA chocolate factory at the end of the movie.
58:20🔗AdamAnd that's all, by the way, all success is whether it's college or interning at the station or at the job or whatever apprenticeship, it's all putting it in and then getting the payday. Like Drew over here is a doctor. Yeah, except for you don't make money. All right, let's go to the phones and what about Allana's friend?
58:51🔗CallerI'm doing really good. I have a question for you. I date a girl that's Puerto Rican and she shouts out things during sex in between moans and it's definitely her language, her tongue. And I never really had the guts to ask her what so many things mean. So I wrote some of them down. I want to know if you could decipher some of them. You speak Spanish, right?
1:02:37🔗AdamWas she like an intentional lesbian? And we're sort of trying to figure it out. Like when you sat down when Charles Schultz or whoever created Peppermint Patty actually sat down to create Peppermint Patty, was he thinking lesbian?
1:03:15🔗AdamSure he had a part in it. It's a dude playing Peppermint Patty. That's gotta be rough for the 65 year old guy who's now the voice of- he was 30 in 1969 when he was doing Peppermint. He's like, yeah, I'm Peppermint Patty.
1:03:30🔗Allana UbachShe always had that girlfriend, Marcy, too, who was that four-eyed, kind of granola-eating, very intellectual, kind of silent type.
1:04:16🔗CallerMy sister has some, she's displayed some addictive behavior in the past. My parents actually sent her to a youth home about nine months ago.
1:04:26🔗DrewOkay. Kendra, that's not displaying addictive behavior. That's having full blown addiction, any treatment.
1:05:10🔗AdamBecause she would have shown itself by now?
1:05:11🔗DrewWell, first of all, I can kind of tell when I'm talking to an addict. That's not kinder.
1:05:15🔗AdamAll right, but if you have, let me just make make sure this is right. If your parents, either one of them is an alcoholic or both of them are an alcoholic, it's still 50-50 per kid, right?
1:05:25🔗DrewIt's about 50-50 per kid. The only exception I've seen to that is Cherokee Indian. If you have as much as a quarter Cherokee Indian, it's 100%.
1:06:17🔗AdamSo you figure, well, both parents are alcoholics, goes up to 75% or whatever, but it doesn't. The other thing is, is if you have three kids and two of them are full-blown addicts, it still really doesn't matter. You're still 50-50. Is that how it works?
1:06:32🔗Allana UbachI have a question for you. What happens with, if you have an addictive personality, are you trying to basically self-medicate yourself because you have some other kind of chemical imbalance?
1:06:40🔗DrewNo. It's not an addictive personality. It's an addictive potential. It's a certain kind of brain chemistry. And we actually can create it in animals and we know exactly what it is. It has some unique properties to it in terms of how you respond to opiates and thrill-seeking behaviors and how your amygdala functions, these sorts of things. But fundamentally, there's nothing intrinsically, emotionally wrong, although a lot of kids that have the addicted gene are raised in addicted families and that's where the trauma sets in. All right.
1:07:08🔗AdamYou know what I was thinking about, Drew? Maybe on our next call, Chief Thunder Bear could come in here.
1:07:13🔗DrewOh my god. Can you imagine? Allana with Chief Thunder Bear?
1:07:15🔗AdamWouldn't be Allana, it would be Isabelle.
1:08:41🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-LLV-E-191. Allana Ubach is here tonight. Allana's in Meet the Fockers, which is coming out on the 22nd of December, and she just pulls off the air funnier than the first one.
1:09:26🔗DrewOkay, great. Wait, he's a gynecologist.
1:09:28🔗AdamOh, wonderful. gynecologist. He's an American Indian. He doesn't speak various, just little bits and pieces of English, mostly Chalktoe, but thank God Drew's a college man and studied.
1:10:53🔗DrewIsabel, relax, relax. Isabel. I won't, I won't, I won't tell you the worst things to describe you, but he's getting a little angry. I'm gonna have to translate from Isabel to the chief also. I know, she's a little high strung.
1:11:22🔗DrewIt's a dream catcher he uses when he does his exam, and it feels just like a feather. What's up, Jim? Yahe.
1:12:27🔗CallerYahe. I have a question tonight. I was wondering, I like having anal sex, and my girlfriend's kinda hesitant to let me try it, and I was trying to call him to.
1:12:38🔗DrewHang on, slow down. The chief doesn't speak English that fluently. He's gotta sort of digest what you're saying. He likes anal sex, girlfriend, and no lie. I expect, as chief points out, all the women to cooperate with that, because there are many that do not like it, even though the chief is very impressed.
1:13:23🔗CallerActually what? I'm trying to call, I'm asking Dr. Drew if there's any health risk or anything that I can...
1:13:30🔗DrewHang on, slow down. Okay, hold on a second, Jim. The chief is very upset. Chopped liver?
1:13:36🔗CallerHe's saying, what if he's chopped liver?
1:13:39🔗DrewOkay, Jim, relax. Chief, relax. Jim, he's very insulted. You know, he was a gynecologist. Not only was he a gynecologist, but he's spiritually, he's a shaman. He can provide you spiritual guidance. In, make sure I get this translation right, chief. Hmm, spiritual cornhole guidance. Is that what you said?
1:14:14🔗CallerYou get that, Peters, and you keep it in your past.
1:14:15🔗DrewOkay, so Isabel, this would not be something you would be eating.
1:14:17🔗CallerI thought that man didn't know he could break her, like a church house.
1:14:19🔗DrewYou can hurt, you can rip. You could hurt her like a cord of wood. Like wood splitting, you can also cause all kinds of anal pathology. It's not a good thing. Hemorrhoids and tears and fissures. It's not a healthy thing, Jim. And some women like it. It's fine. But some call it maize.
1:14:33🔗AdamThe corn hole is meant for the buffalo, not the rabbit.
1:15:33🔗AdamI understand. Hey, I tell you, I'm a tetris.
1:15:38🔗DrewIsbell, Allana, you had enough for the Chief? Is that the last question?
1:15:41🔗Allana UbachI have one more question. I have a hair problem, and I just like to know, as far as, how does a man really like a woman to be shaving down there? Does he like to shave completely?
1:15:53🔗DrewSlow down, slow down, slow down. The Chief only speaks English a little bit.
1:16:09🔗DrewSpeculum dream catcher. Feather duster, he called it. His feather duster. Please, please, one last prayer for the broom here. Well, Isabel, this one's for you.
1:16:22🔗DrewOh, it's the movie. Did you like that bear skin he wears in his head? What is up with it? There he goes. She's chanting. He went down the hall, saying more prayers for your film. He's gonna go see that film.
1:17:16🔗DrewYeah, I think he was. He talked about, you're sort of crossing boundaries, as they say.
1:17:20🔗AdamWell, I think he's a passionate man. I mean, any man who gets to that position in life is obviously a man who has some testosterone pumping through him.
1:17:30🔗DrewSometimes you're sociopathic. Just sociopath. Just go where you can get.
1:17:34🔗AdamOh, really? Yeah. But didn't you have some theory about power producing testosterone?
1:18:15🔗CallerAnd ever since then, I've probably only not had sex altogether about a month. And I think that-
1:18:23🔗DrewSo you got in a rampage since that rape. So here's the deal-
1:18:28🔗AdamOh, well, wait a minute. Would it seem like rape to you, or was it gonna be-
1:18:32🔗CallerLike, it was rape, you know, obviously, by a lot, but to me, it didn't seem like it.
1:18:36🔗DrewNo. Here's the deal. You were sexually abused sometimes before this. That's why you thought that was an okay thing to do. What happened?
1:18:42🔗CallerYeah. Well, when I was about nine, my brother's friend, he was like 13 or 14. I can remember him, like, touching me down there, but I was also touching him down there, too.
1:18:53🔗DrewLook, again, Sarah, just because a child responds with curiosity doesn't mean the child hasn't directed sexual behavior. It's, you know, kids distort it into, oh, I was just as into it, or I was responsible. No, no, your child.
1:19:08🔗AdamYeah, but also there may have been something else growing, too.
1:19:12🔗DrewBoy, there's a lot of chaos in the home.
1:19:14🔗AdamYeah, it doesn't have to be, you know, wholesale sexual abuse, but-
1:19:17🔗DrewBut when they go that direction, there's often a lot of chaos in the home.
1:19:28🔗CallerShe lives in California. She hasn't been in my life since I was three.
1:19:32🔗DrewDo you don't think that's a little weird?
1:19:34🔗CallerWell, I know it's a little weird, but I think my parents have tried to control me a lot. So I think that why I have sex a lot is a control factor for me.
1:19:44🔗DrewNo. Why did your mom leave when you were three?
1:19:47🔗CallerShe just left. She decided that she wasn't a good mom and she was just going to leave.
1:19:51🔗DrewYeah. Okay. Well, that means she is profoundly disturbed. So what is her problem?
1:19:57🔗CallerI think when I was two or three, I remember walking in or something and my dad hitting her or abusing her somehow.
1:20:06🔗DrewAll right. Now we got sort of the picture of a mom who's being physically abused, who abandons you, who is incapable of being a mother. This is really heavy stuff.
1:20:14🔗AdamBy the way, you try to explain to most right-thinking women that they're going to never see their three-year-old ever again.
1:20:29🔗AdamThrow a raisin. And then somebody will go hang out with a raisin so I can take a beating out of the porch from the neighbor kids. But yeah, this is a woman who is either a drug addict or profoundly disturbed or both.
1:20:42🔗CallerShe is definitely a drug addict because-
1:20:44🔗DrewAll right. Well, there you go. All right, Sarah. Come on.
1:20:46🔗AdamThis is all, this is the source of all your problems. And now you're just acting out.
1:20:50🔗DrewAnd you're probably an addict too, Sarah. The sort of addict behavior you're starting to manifest now.
1:21:34🔗AdamHe got drunk. He went down to Anaheim. Next thing you know, it's in a movie. And he's PO'd. But he says that's about all he can say about it.
1:21:41🔗DrewHe hangs out at downtown Disney a lot.
1:21:50🔗AdamI saw him there. And he's really... He's always confused because he's wearing buckskins and a headdress. And they're like, what, are you on break? And he's like, what? Yeah, hey.
1:21:57🔗DrewYeah. This guy's really his character.
1:21:59🔗AdamHe's got his horse, handicap horse placard on there. Pinto horse parked out there.
1:22:05🔗AdamHey, Sarah. So here's the thing. I have a crystal ball. I've seen it. It looks like hell. Your future looks like hell. Can you slow it down? Can you reel it in?
1:22:19🔗DrewYou need somebody. Your parents are trying to control your behavior as I'm trying to help you. You need to be able to contain these impulses. They are destructive.
1:22:35🔗DrewVentura. There's a lot of treatment centers down in here. And getting adolescent treatment is difficult.
1:22:41🔗AdamMaybe she should start with a Allanine or something like that. She's a full-blown amateur, so... She doesn't know where to start.
1:22:49🔗DrewYou can certainly start with an Alline locally. Ventura has various health care facilities. You can get a referral to something in your area. Start with AA. I don't know the name of any adolescent mental health services in the area, but there has to be... Every community has got some.
1:23:04🔗AdamWell, start with the Alline and let them direct you. And here's the thing that's interesting, which is that the parents... See, it's interesting to me that a woman, because she's 15 and she's probably attractive, you don't have to be attractive. You really just have to have a vagina. And then there's always a slew of guys around, 17, 18 year old loser guys, that are willing to pay attention to you, have sex with you, buy a few things, whatever. So it's an easy out and easy distraction. It's sort of what drugs become to guys oftentimes, which is it makes me feel better temporarily. Now as a woman who grows up in an abusive environment with abandoning mom and stuff, how are you going to tell her at 14 when next thing you know she's 13, all of a sudden she's got a C cup going, and there's guys honking at her when she crosses the street. How are you going to tell her? Ignore that, ignore that. In all the attention you ever got at home, yeah, these guys want to pay to you, ignore it.
1:24:03🔗DrewIt doesn't mean anything, it doesn't mean anything.
1:24:04🔗AdamKeep studying, keep studying. I don't think you could do that, and now I'm wondering with guys, you see guys you don't have that outlet. Now here's an interesting thing. Guys oftentimes come from that environment.
1:24:17🔗AdamThey just start fighting. They become aggressive, but sometimes they end up being football stars and athletes and that kind of stuff. I'm wondering, and then the women just get venereal disease and get pregnant and get screwed up.
1:24:29🔗DrewThat's something for the women that has a similar kind of outlet.
1:24:31🔗AdamFrom a societal standpoint, the women, the guys oftentimes end up being captain of industry types. They become maniacal, they push, they do these eight type personalities.
1:24:44🔗DrewBut the women become Marilyn Monroe. There is an outlet for them.
1:24:49🔗AdamOnce in a while, but the vast majority of them are just pregnant at 16 and have to drop out of high school. Guys, even though guys end up being drug addicts and being a-holes too, once in a while, and more often than the women side, I think, it ends up fueling them and they end up getting this desire, whatever. They become horrible people, but they're successful people. I'm wondering, you know what I'm saying, Drew?
1:25:11🔗AdamAnd if they had that sexual outlet, let's put it this way. Imagine if the world was gay. Oh, close your eyes and picture that. Utopia. For a second, the world is gay. So there's a young 14, 15 year old male who got abused, who got whatever. And now everyone's looking at him. So everyone like, hey, what do you want? Yeah. But, but, but everybody, not a small percentage of closeted, whatever, the entire world. Could you resist that at 15? And someone's telling you, hey, Drew, we're going to need you to study. And then you got to go to soccer practice. Are you kidding? I'm pulling the train over here. This is awesome. This is great. I mean, if you reversed it and just said women were like men, me at 14 or 15, all these hot 17 year old chicks, give me attention, want to hang out, that's it. Forget about sports. We're screwing. How do you convey that to a young lady who comes from Sarah's environment?
1:26:10🔗DrewOr more importantly, what other options can we give them? That's the bigger question.
1:27:43🔗AdamYou're already going to need enough therapy without the partner screwing the names up. So I was head upstairs, like, all right, I know Jordan, Douglas, and Paulina. Paulina's a chick. That's easy. Jordan and Douglas, they got some similarities, but they're easy because Jordan looks like a Jordan and Douglas looks like a Douglas.
1:28:00🔗AdamAnd they really do. It's easy to, and by the way, I get angry at people that don't look like their name because you can never remember the people's names. You never remember the people that don't look. Drew had the good sense to name the Douglas, Douglas and he looks like a Douglas.
1:28:15🔗DrewMind you, we did not really met the kids when we got the names.
1:28:17🔗AdamI don't know how it works. I don't know if they're signed. I don't know any of that stuff. But the point is, the Jordan looks like a Jordan and the Douglas looks like a Douglas. Although if you don't see them for eight months, they grow four inches and put on 10 pounds. And one of them has a goatee, he's 11 now, they all once got what I would call an aggressive piercing, penile.
1:28:40🔗DrewThis one is a Prince Albert impression.
1:28:42🔗AdamThe point is, I was walking up the stairs, I was walking up the pathway last night before I knocked on the door and I thought, all right, let's not screw the kid's names up. And the door swung open and there was Drew's wife and there was a child on the top of the stairs and he was blonde and he was sort of skinny and he was probably about 11 years old. And I looked at him and I just thought, well, it ain't Jordan. Hey Douglas, how you doing? And it's like, nope, that was a friend of theirs, just standing.
1:29:10🔗AdamI don't know why he had to stay in my sight line that way. I don't know what the kid was, what kind of thing is that? The kid should be in the room playing. I did like the math, which is, he was the closest looking.
1:29:24🔗DrewThen it got confusing. They were like, oh, they're like coming out of the woods.
1:29:27🔗AdamThen there were two other sort of toe-headed kids that all sort of could have mixed and matched, but the point is, I didn't factor in the decoy kid. I thought I had my choice between your kids and there were 100% more blonde boys there for me to choose from.
1:30:30🔗DrewYeah, she's having sex, but she's having sex up here and down here.
1:30:34🔗AdamWell, where's your pubic bone and where's your pelvis bone? Your pelvis is back, your hips, and the pubic's up front.
1:30:40🔗DrewYeah. Well, listen, Melissa, that area is a sort of visceral pain. It means you're having some, he's hitting against the uterus, and that can be just enough to cause that kind of pain, but sometimes it can be tube infections or infections in the uterus, or ovarian cysts or endometriosis, and all these things can cause pain too if there's pressure.
1:30:57🔗AdamWhat's going on? How old is this guy? I don't trust him.
1:31:11🔗CallerNo, he's a virgin. Well, he was a virgin.
1:31:15🔗DrewAll right, so you're sexually active. It's time to get pelvic exams, okay? You got to have that to make sure there's nothing going on down there, but it probably is just sort of normal pressure from.
1:31:24🔗Allana UbachYeah, when I was your age, I would go to Planned Parenthood and get checked out. And it was just basically, it was a sex thing.
1:31:29🔗CallerYou're small though, because you have a very short torso.
1:31:32🔗Allana UbachSo and my boyfriend is kind of well-endowed. It hurts every once in a while, I hear.
1:31:53🔗AdamHalf of a feeling, like let's say, half of having a big bicep is the size of your bicep and the other half is how tight the shirt is. Right. You know what I mean?
1:32:03🔗AdamYou could take Lou Ferrigno and put him in a baggy enough shirt and it just wouldn't look like there was this much there. So you put on the tight shirt and he flexes and you hear the cracking of the threads, you know? So your small shirt is a good place, tight shirt is a good place to start.
1:32:17🔗DrewSo you're saying a lot is a tight shirt?
1:32:21🔗CallerI can't believe how dirty the show can be. I love it.
1:32:24🔗AdamYou know, I was thinking about it. I was talking to some guys today and I was thinking about, I don't know, we're talking about the performer, the Vegas performer, Danny Gans. And I thought every time I see a picture of him on a billboard when I'm coming from the airport, he's wearing a super tight black short-sleeve velvet shirt and I thought, I put this out to the room, I said, is there anybody you like who wears tight shirts? Is there a guy you know who wears super tight shirts, but he's still a really cool guy and you hang out a lot? He's your buddy, he's your bro, but he wears super tight shirts and I thought, no, I don't know any guy who wears tight shirts.
1:32:57🔗DrewI remember one of the lacoste shirts were a big deal. People wore tighter shirts then. Yeah. That was 15 years ago. Yeah, not anymore.
1:33:03🔗AdamNot now. Do you know a guy who wears a tight shirt? How about a velvet black V-neck tight shirt? We're going to take ourselves a little break. Allana Ubach is here from what movie, Alana?
1:33:53🔗AdamYeah, I'm going to see you there. Mazel Tov is half of Drew's side says, and all the success of the new movie is going to be the biggest movie of the year. You got what sounds like a scene-stealing role.
1:34:07🔗Allana UbachOh, it's fun. It's Isabelle. I look nothing like the character. She's 40.