1:21🔗AdamHey, yo, it's Loveline. Nay, the best of Loveline. I'm Adam Carolla, my buddies call me Ace. That's Dr. Drew. Hey, Ace. He doesn't have friends.
1:43🔗AdamBeyonce in here before she was Beyonce. Peter Gallagher and Adam Brody from the OC, george Lopez, Tommy Lee, Tommy Lee, and of course Ozzy in here tonight.
1:53🔗AdamLet's get the party started with my Nubian Queens, Destiny's Child. It's the Loveline of Adam Carolla. He is Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Beyoncé, Kelly Farrin, Michelle are all here from Destiny's Child. And when we left off, we were talking about talking to Katie, who's 12. Katie?
3:29🔗DrewHe did enough damage, he felt he'd done enough and leave her out there for the other 19 year olds.
3:33🔗AdamWell, he's probably going to every other kid. There's probably a younger sister he's waiting on. How many kids does this a-hole have, by the way?
3:49🔗AdamAnd I'm sure the guys your sister, because she was a victim of your father, are not the most upstanding citizens around, right? Probably bringing some real idiots home. I mean, the kind of guys who think it'd be okay to have sex with a 12-year-old, right?
5:52🔗AdamListen, I work with these guys. I know. I know these guys. Hey, Katie. Yeah? I'm real sorry for what's happened to you. Thanks. It doesn't mean, you know, it's not a life sentence. It doesn't mean this is what you're damned to. It means you got dealt a bad hand. Time will pass quickly. You'll get away from this. You're smart. You're 12. I can hear in your voice. You have a lot of strength. And you just have to reach out and call on some resources and let some people help you.
6:22🔗AdamAll right. Take care of yourself. Thank you. Yeah. You know, it's weird, but we know from doing the show that her dad didn't mess with her too much.
6:29🔗DrewBecause she was able to stand up and try to make a change.
6:44🔗DrewIs it the only sort of refuge for vermin?
6:47🔗AdamYeah, it is. That's it? Yeah. It's like, it's kind of what I'm guessing like what Australia was a couple hundred years ago. It's a penal colony. It's really the only employment slash penal colony in the United States.
7:01🔗DrewSome journalists needs to get in the inside.
7:03🔗AdamWhen I'm in charge, and I will be in charge soon, ladies, so. You be nice. I'm gonna, what I'm gonna do is I'm just going to, every construction crew, I'm gonna have one of my men on the inside. We're just gonna round these guys up. You know what I mean? Because they're all criminals. All of them. I'll tell you, criminals don't have as many criminals amongst their ranks as construction workers do. Bob? Yeah. You're 29. What's up?
7:31🔗CallerWell, I haven't had sex with my wife in a while. I've been married about a year. And, you know, I was thinking about going to a hooker or something like that. I actually even tried.
8:12🔗AdamYeah, or you're not listening? Well, I don't know. Hold on a second, screwball. You know, the problem with guys, I'm sure you ladies know this, they don't listen real well. Because you know, if Bob's wife was on the phone, she'd give you a laundry list just off the top of her head of all the things that are wrong with the relationship. He's not paying enough attention to her. He's not listening. He's not open. He's not available emotionally. He's not affectionate. And she would tell you that she told him this hundreds and thousands of times.
8:42🔗DrewAnd just had a conversation 10 minutes ago.
8:43🔗AdamAnd has begged him to go into therapy with her on 10 different occasions and he wouldn't do it. But when you talk to Bob, I don't know, it's just nuts. I think she got one of those amyrisms in her head. So let me get back to Bob. Bob?
9:29🔗AdamI've heard about that happening before. Alright, Bob, listen. Sit down, light a candle, turn the TV off, try not to fart for 20 minutes, and have a conversation with her, alright? And get to the bottom of it. Okay? Alright. Alright. Save the hooker for me. I'm in the hookin.
9:47🔗AdamYeah, thank you, Bob. Man, you, that's Squaresville. You go into a whorehouse, and they think you're a cop. It's time for a new wardrobe, by the way. That's how you know it's time to put away the seersucker slacks, the earth shoes, and let the hair grow out just a little bit when you stroll into a brothel, and they think you're an undercover bunko. Ashley?
10:29🔗CallerI was calling to see, okay, like, your music is so original and has such cool beats to it and everything, and I want to like, what inspires you? Like, where where you come up with your lyrics and stuff?
10:39🔗CallerWell, I know working on this project, well, the second album, The Writings on the Wall, we worked with Shakespeare and Candy Burris first, and they came up with some really great creative ideas and different ideas that we really liked for the album because that's what we were going for this album, is something different. And it's like after we work with them, they kind of like set the foundation and the sound for the album. So the other producers came along and they kind of did the same thing. So the vibe just like really fit between everybody. And I know Beyonce produced on this album, which was a great thing because she knew everybody's voices. Yeah. And since, well, it's really great when a producer knows your voice because they bring out the best in you.
11:21🔗CallerYeah, you guys just all go so great together. You should have seen me on hold. I was singing when it was Say My Name.
13:02🔗AdamTake care. Well, isn't that lovely? You see that? You wait through a whole bunch of calls of teenagers hooked on smack or are pregnant, and then you get one of those and it makes it all worthwhile. Right, Drew?
13:21🔗AdamHeather? Hi. You're 16. I know people sing on records. I just never assume they can do it in real life. I don't know what, I'm not sure what that is. I think it's like a movie where Jean-Claude Van Damme plays a cyborg or something. I'm used to him. Obviously, he's not in real life. I look that way at singers too.
13:39🔗DrewWe're used to see those alternative rock bands where there is a big difference.
13:43🔗AdamA lot of magic done in the studio, but not you guys.
14:20🔗CallerOne of my biggest pet peeves is when people call the show and say, this question is for Drew. You always answer. Sometimes you will answer and it bugs the crap out of you.
14:29🔗DrewWell, in fact, Heather, when somebody says that, he's sure to answer immediately.
14:39🔗CallerI want to know why I always have to like guys. I always need someone to like and if they start to like me, I leave the traction and get bored. And the ones that I like.
15:04🔗CallerEver since I was a little girl, I've been obsessed with guys like overly.
15:09🔗AdamAll right. Well, you guys can weigh in on this one. But I think all girls have that to some degree, especially young girls. Some have it more than others.
15:19🔗AdamAnd the question is, if Mr. Wright came along, would you have to turn him down just because he was interested?
15:25🔗DrewBecause if that's the case, or is it actually a protective mechanism that prevents you from getting needlessly involved with somebody that really is not right for you?
15:33🔗CallerThat's kind of what I think it is, because I'm always so afraid that they're going to hurt me, that I feel I have to hurt them first.
15:53🔗CallerThey got in a business fight, and I was really close with my grandmother, and she moved to Arizona where it's cheaper, and I didn't talk to her for a long time, and it was really hard on me, and I had to move, and it was really hard.
16:04🔗DrewYou may still be dealing with that. That's a pretty painful loss.
16:19🔗DrewThat's all right. It's a healthy thing. Listen, you want to know why not to have a boyfriend? Just listen to our show for a couple more hours.
16:26🔗AdamIt's also, if you want to know why not to get in a radio, listen to the show. Why not to do a lot of things? Just listen to the show, everybody. The girls are not only sing like angels, but they look like them, too. It's just, was there some ugly girl you kicked out of the band?
16:45🔗CallerWe do have two new members, Farrah and Michelle.
16:49🔗AdamYeah. Yeah. So you guys got in because you're good looking. Well, and you can sing. That's what I wanted to say. Thank you. Yeah. That's nice. And everyone's from Texas.
16:59🔗CallerWell, the two new members, one is from LA.
17:28🔗CallerYeah. But unfortunately, we're working. Well, fortunately, we're working on a settlement with the other two ladies, so we can't really get into it until everything's over.
18:27🔗DrewFrom all the, literally, the retching, the pressure that builds up in the Kieselbach's plexus, the vessels in the surface of the nose there, what can break them through?
18:37🔗DrewThere's a very rich area of blood supply right in the septum here, and if you really push down hard, you do Valsalva, like you're retching, you can cause bleeding there. But that is the least of the major problems that you're going to begin having.
19:36🔗DrewNow, how do you selectively throw up is this question?
19:38🔗AdamHold on, let me write this down. You put your finger down. Yeah. So what do you do? You eat your like starches first, and then you throw that up and then you eat your proteins and you keep that down?
19:48🔗CallerNo, I, I'll eat like breakfast and lunch, like little breakfast and lunch and then when I get home for dinner, like it'll be a big dinner and it just makes me sick.
20:19🔗CallerWhy don't you do it like a diet or something, which is way better than being bulimic?
20:25🔗AdamYou know, why don't you exercise and do all that?
20:26🔗CallerI mean, that's your health you're talking about.
20:28🔗CallerWell, I exercise a lot. I play soccer.
20:31🔗AdamAdam. Yeah. That's just screwed up. All right. Drew, what should you do? Hurry.
20:36🔗DrewYou need to get treated with a Jessica P. About one out of five people with this die. You've got to take this very seriously. This is not, oh, ha, my, just throw out my dinner. This is a major league eating disorder. You're getting into a young age, and it is going to be crippling if you don't do something about it.
21:10🔗AdamWell, it's worth hearing. Hey, everybody, it's the best of the best of the best of the loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew and Destiny's Child. Sweet, sweet girls. Met them at the Teen Choice Awards.
22:17🔗AdamThey're going to hang out with us for this one last break. And they're nice enough to do that because they were just going to stay for the first hour. But we got too caught up in Danielle. We couldn't say proper goodbyes to the boys.
22:30🔗DrewRight. And then nor did we finish with Danielle, which was, again, this is a horrible choice as a young person, getting yourself involved in very chaotic relationships, sexual identity confusion, and needs help. I mean, she really does. Just the basic advice we would give you is cool down, stop having relations with anybody for a couple of years. Thank God she doesn't clearly, fairly clear doesn't have the gene for addiction.
22:52🔗AdamYeah, but what do you do when you're from where Danielle's from? You have big boobs in the fellas like you.
22:59🔗DrewAnd you have low self-esteem and the only thing you want is their validation.
23:02🔗AdamDaddy's sleeping on a army cot on the service porch after he pulls the rig in every four months. What are you supposed to do? You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I mean, should you find Jesus Christ? Should you just get immersed in softball? I mean, people like Danielle have to get involved with stuff at school and just stay with it. And Drew, a new twist on you punching the mic. Yeah, Drew whacked it with his glasses this time. He usually doesn't use a tool. He's like primitive man. Now he's entered a new age where he's actually using tools against his foe.
23:41🔗AdamThe microphone, yes. All right, so, Daniel, please. Okay, don't get pregnant. That's what you need not to do. Okay. Let's move forward. We got a question for Adam Brody here. Tanya?
24:01🔗CallerI was wondering, I read somewhere that you ad-lib a lot of your lines as Seth, and I was just wondering if, how much of you is actually infused into the character of Seth now, as opposed to the beginning of the series?
24:16🔗CallerHe's a lot more like me now, just but more or less from me throwing lines in, then Josh, the kid of the show, he's become a good friend of all the cast, and he knows us really well, so he writes everyone, I think, has become more like their characters.
24:33🔗CallerNo, he's just from Providence. He went to USC, and I guess there's a lot of new importance there. He's only 27, and he was kind of on the show. I guess he was the youngest kid I would have in a drama. But anyways, he knows us really well, so he ends up writing a lot of the stuff we say just naturally. It's kind of like the Easter egg, you'll flip through the script and you'll just see things that you didn't know he was going to, you weren't even talking about characters, you were talking about music or something, and you just throw them in the script. Everyone, that happens to everyone.
25:02🔗CallerHe either writes, I mean, he's executive producer slash writer, so I mean, he has a hand, he sometimes, there's a team of writers, but he's always in the hand.
25:09🔗Sometimes he writes an episode from beginning to end and he has his hand in, I think, every episode.
26:17🔗CallerYes. I was diagnosed in March, March 1st of 91. So it's been a remission for 13 years.
26:25🔗AdamHow do you get to be legally deaf? Because I'd like to go for that. Do you do, what's the test like? I mean, we're conversing over the telephone. You seem fine.
26:36🔗CallerWell, see, I can't hear anything out of my left ear. And I'm talking to you with my right ear.
27:47🔗CallerYes, I had radiation and chemotherapy, and that's where my question comes from. Okay. The doctors have been saying, I haven't been tested yet, but the doctor has been saying I might not be able to have kids because of all the chemotherapy and radiation.
28:09🔗CallerStonked my spines from growing when I was seven. So, I was wondering if that had anything to do with the reason why I have a small penis. Couldn't hurt, right?
28:20🔗DrewYeah. It sounds like everything kind of stunted at that point. Did you ever see an endocrinologist?
29:14🔗DrewThat's why chromosome is functioning just fine.
29:16🔗AdamYeah. So, you get a good erection. Sorry? I could do damage with four. To me, it's a small blade. I still kill a man. I mean a woman. Well, you know what I'm saying. Whatever. Yeah, you got to get it. You got to hit the jugular. You can't hit the fatty tissue. And I can't hit the butt cheek or anything like that. You got to go right. You got to pierce the ribs. Get right in there.
30:15🔗AdamOh, when you jack off. Okay, good. So, it's not like your fountain. You should walk around like a rain bird all day, just spraying semen everywhere. Oh, thank Christ. Zach, that can be... That can slow you down.
30:30🔗DrewSo, what you need is a sperm count to see if there's a potential for fertility. So, you're making semen normally abnormal. You have sexual functioning, and then that will remain to be seen, I guess.
30:39🔗AdamFour inches at five, two is, eh. Here's what you gotta focus on, performing oral sex. Not on yourself, but on the ladies. You get good at that, all is forgiven. Okay, so focus on that. Don't talk to your doctors about that. That'll be our little secret.
30:58🔗DrewBut bring this up with the doctors. It's totally appropriate for you to be talking about these issues with them, and now it's just fine. So, back to the endocrinologist and see what, get an assessment and see if there's anything further they need to do, which probably not. It sounds like things are functioning well.
31:11🔗AdamAnd what technology, the way it is these days, you'll be able to have kids one way or the other.
31:16🔗DrewThere are certain chemo's that knock that out, but you know.
31:18🔗AdamNo, but what I'm saying is, you find a woman, you're in love, you want to start a family, there's some problem with your sperm count, you borrow a little from your brother, Dr. Drew, whatever, you can buy a little on the internet. It's all good. Okay, buddy.
31:49🔗CallerNo, it's very hard for me because I'm disabled.
31:52🔗AdamYeah, it is, but there's a certain breed of a chick that will go for that and if you find that, you're in great shape. You got to find one. Know what I mean?
32:58🔗CallerOh, I was just wondering like how much of it is your idea of what a 17-year-old guy is and what the script is?
33:06🔗CallerI mean, you know, it's probably more the script. I mean, for the most part, I have to say, I end up playing him kind of... I'm 23 and I end up playing him more like me, but, you know, in high school, I play him a little bit more... a little bit smarter and a little bit more literate than I actually was at 17. But I just think that's for the benefit of all the viewers.
33:24🔗AdamOh, all people who are young on TV are like playing older.
33:29🔗CallerMost, most. I mean, Nisha's on our show. She's Barton. She's playing 17. She is 17. But in general, and that has to do more with, I mean, I think the working laws, and, you know, if you're under 18, they can't work you quite as long.
33:42🔗AdamI'm just saying, like, if you turn on a TV show, there'll be some 15-year-old guy who'll, like, pull a switchblade on another kid and go, like, man, I don't even know you anymore. And it's like, when you're really 15, you're like, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh.
33:57🔗CallerRight, right, no, exactly, exactly, which is why, you know, I think it works fine. I do feel, to answer your question, though, I do feel, sometimes I don't mind, and then sometimes I just feel ridiculous, like, when we're, sometimes we'll go to a location to a real school, and I, you know, I strap on a backpack, and I'm, like, lowering, like, at these short drinking fountains, and I just, you know, I just feel ridiculous. But other times, when I'm walking around the house, and I don't even, you know, it's fine.
34:20🔗AdamListen, when that check shows up, you don't feel so bad anymore. Yes? Yeah. Hey, Monique.
34:32🔗AdamAll right. Bye. Peter, what's it like for you as an actor to play a guy exactly your age? Is that difficult to stretch your characters exactly the same age you are?
34:43🔗CallerYou know, I never even thought about that. Yeah, I guess he is exactly the same age.
35:19🔗AdamAll right. We are going to take ourselves a little break. Peter and Adam from the OC are going to have to head back to the OC because they have a big day of filming tomorrow. It's true. All right. Well, it was a delight meeting the two of you.
35:35🔗AdamYou're welcome to come back as a couple or as individuals. Anytime you like, any project you have, come back, give it a nice big plug and spark up that doobie, we'll blow down the parking lot. And again, I just want you to go and open mine. Just relax.
36:10🔗AdamIf the January Playboy is any indication, 2005 is going to be hot, hot, hot. Thanks to Jenny McCarthy's steamy pictorial in the January issue of Playboy. Hey, yo, it's the best of the best of the best of the best of the loveline. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew, and let's keep the party rocking, Drew.
36:44🔗DrewI just got to say, this show is not just the best of the best. This is the first half of the show is the best of the best of our dearest, dear, dear, dear, nicest guest ever.
36:53🔗AdamAll right, and let's keep going with that theme with Ozzy Osbourne and his beautiful wife, Sharon. Yeah, that's Clive Barker with his Adam Corolla. Instead of Adam Corolla, it's an English thing. I don't know why you guys put that R where the A is supposed to be.
37:27🔗AdamI'm going to tell my kid not to go to school on the off chance he becomes a successful entrepreneur or musician or actor so he can announce that while he counts his millions. Doesn't it feel better? I mean, aren't you glad you didn't go to school now?
37:42🔗Well, not really, because it does get frustrating when I say, and he said a K-R-O-Q, I'll read it all back to front, and I see things back to front, and my concentration span is about one millionth of a second, and in my whole life, I must have read maybe five books.
38:06🔗Because I love to know. You love it? If somebody invented a pill that made me let me, I'd love to read, I'd love to go into a library and just pick out a book. I envy people that can read, I mean, I know people that can speed read. That must be a trip, man.
38:20🔗DrewAdam has so much negative sort of connotation to the book that he can't even get near a book without shuddering and feeling all over it.
38:27🔗I buy books to make myself fairly intelligent.
38:29🔗CallerAnd I just, stay around them, live around books.
38:34🔗I've got first editions of every, I've got Churchill's first edition. I can't even read the name Churchill. I said, what's this? Well, she charmed by these first editions. I go, well, what does that mean? She goes, this is Winston Churchill's memoirs. I go, what about how drunk he used to get? How many cigars he used to smoke during the war?
38:54🔗AdamOh, that's sacrilege. He saved your country.
38:58🔗AdamCrap. All right, Ozzy Osborne is here. Sharon is also here. Sharon is his wife and manager and wrangler and sometimes interpreter. And put your headphones on, Sharon, because when we get some calls, you're going to want to hear these problems that these kids have. Now, I think I saw behind the music on you.
39:19🔗AdamAnd boy, I'll tell you, where do you start? What a great behind the music. Like, that should have been a five hour behind the music.
39:27🔗In actual fact, there's part two coming. It's true that there's part two coming out shortly.
39:31🔗AdamYeah. Because it wasn't, you know, once in a while, they do a behind the music with like a hazy fantaisie or third eye blind or something. That's my point. There's not enough to fill up the time. But with you, you got too much material for the allotted time. But there's a couple of things.
40:05🔗AdamYou did? All right. Now, Sharon. Sharon, you guys met. I mean, it's been some years now, right? Ten years plus.
40:12🔗No, I actually first met Sharon when she was a secretary. No, a telephone reception for her father in 1971. And I just her father was trying to get management for Black Sabbath. Right. And I was wearing a pajama top for a shirt and a hot water faucet for jewelry. And she was absolutely I was smoking partying in the reception. And she was absolutely freaked out.
40:35🔗AdamAnd you were like, weren't you like locked up in a hotel room and Sharon that came up and saved you?
40:44🔗DrewThey've been together for years at that point, see?
40:46🔗AdamWell, but here's the thing I was curious about. The infamous biting the head off. I know I don't have to answer any questions. But here's what I'm curious about. When I was watching the behind the music thing, is biting the head off of the dove in the record meeting. There was pictures of it.
41:05🔗AdamIt wasn't a reenactment. I was like, who had a camera for that?
41:09🔗CallerWell, it was supposed to be me signing up with the record company.
41:12🔗AdamOh, that's why they were taking the pictures.
41:14🔗CallerIt was me. You know, when you go, hi, and they were saying nothing, and the next guy comes in, and these dudes are like... So when you go to the fun thing, you put your face through one of them.
41:25🔗CallerOh, you need a camera in here. Sharon says to me, I want you to go in and throw these doves in the air. And I said, I was drunk. And I said, I threw one of them in the air, and I bit the one's head off. And they all went wrong. The opposite way around.
41:37🔗AdamYeah, the blood was coming out. It was great that there was a camera there. That's all I'm saying. That was...
41:43🔗CallerNobody... I mean, Sharon says... Sharon was literally wetting herself. Literally.
42:29🔗CallerI'm just like really excited. I have a question. I'm not really a question.
42:34🔗I want to say thank you to Ozzy for the music.
42:37🔗CallerThank you. Thank you. And also to your wife for getting you back on your feet and having you around this long. I'm really happy.
42:48🔗CallerThat's another thing I don't know how... I don't believe in miracles and things, but I'm sure I had an incredible run. You know, considering I started in 68 with Black Sabbath.
43:03🔗CallerIt's now in 2001. It's like, where has the time gone? It's like a flash has gone by. So you know what you should do every day? Enjoy your life. Exactly. I mean, Sharon and I were in New York for this, when this terrorist attack happened. You know, and suddenly the world kind of changed for us all. And what I decided to do, you know, is have as much fun as I possibly can. Because you know what? You never know when someone bad is going to happen.
43:28🔗DrewWere you in the shadow of all that? Did you see it happen?
43:49🔗CallerI'm not sober now. No, I'm not totally tree total now. Even now, it's more find you with my head down in a bottle of something I shouldn't be doing. And she goes, I'm not allowed to go back to jail. Do not collect $200.
44:01🔗AdamI mean, you were having a good time before.
44:04🔗CallerI mean, you've got to have a good time.
44:07🔗CallerYou know, what's the point? You know what? When you're dead, you're dead for a long years and a lot of years and nobody's ever come back and said, hey, you know what? It's really cool on the other side.
44:16🔗AdamNo, I wish someone would for Christ's sake. It would make us feel better, wouldn't it? I'm dying to hear that from somebody.
44:21🔗CallerBut you hear these people say that they saw this white light and they heard a voice say, go back. You know, I mean, I don't believe in all that baloney. I don't believe in ghosts.
44:33🔗CallerI don't believe in ghosts. I don't believe in apparitions. I think people are the two stone or something's going on in their head, you know.
44:41🔗AdamRight. Well, do you think you would go to hell if there was a hell?
44:44🔗CallerI think that heaven, I mean, the 11th of September, if hell's worse than that, if there is a place called hell, I mean, I believe there's heaven and hell on this domain that we live in.
45:10🔗CallerWith me, I like everything that's right. The greatest single achievement of my life. I've had platinum discs, Grammy Awards, Walk of Fame, all this. I haven't smoked a cigarette in seven months.
45:24🔗CallerAnd I was, I started smoking when I was 12. I was smoking for 40 years and don't ask me how I did that. If I believe there is a miracle, that is one.
45:40🔗CallerI prayed to God to get, to win tickets to go see you in Tucson. And I told him, if there is a God, I will quit smoking the next day. And I won the ticket to go see you in Tucson.
46:03🔗CallerI mean, what happened with me? I had the patch, I had the hypnosis, I had the acupuncture, I had tried the gum and everything. Until one day I just went, you know what? This is the last damn cigarette I'm ever going to put in my mouth on the fire. And I haven't touched one since. And I didn't go through any crazy withdrawal. I didn't go, you know, because I was ready to quit. I was ready. It's kind of like, you know, you're not getting on with your partner anymore and you know the love's over, but you're sticking it out. And then all of a sudden, one day you go.
46:54🔗CallerWell, just like, you know, when you're 40, you're supposed to be more sexually driven. And maybe that would come sooner or not at all.
47:01🔗DrewYou're going to use up your orgasms or something?
47:03🔗CallerI don't know, because when I was younger, I used to masturbate at least twice a day for a long time. And now it's just like, it's not as often, like maybe once a week.
47:29🔗DrewWas there anything crazy going on in your house? Anything sort of over arousing, stimulating? You know, was there a lot of chaos or family breaking apart or anything?
47:37🔗CallerNot at all. I just found myself very like, I don't know, I just fantasized a lot.
47:43🔗AdamDid you have an orgasm when you were eight?
48:32🔗AdamI see. We're going to take ourselves a little break. The great Ozzy Osbourne is here tonight. His beautiful wife, Sharon, who who reminds me of Ariana Huffington, a little younger, you know, she reminds me of when she takes off of, you know.
48:49🔗CallerWhat you are the weakest link. The woman.
49:20🔗AdamLet's take ourselves a little break. We'll be back with more Sharon, more Ozzy, more you all after this. Oh, do I like those guys? I like Peter Gallagher because I feel like we have a certain kinship with the huge brows.
50:14🔗AdamNo, no, no, no, no, no, just focus on the brow. That's where the kindred spirit comes in. All right. So coming up, we got george Lopez and Tommy Lean. Of course, that means next. Drew, who?
51:13🔗AdamPeople say that head of lettuce would cost you like $28. I'm like, well, you know, for a white guy picked it. You gotta pay a little extra, you know?
51:21🔗CallerYeah, if they picked it, they'd probably just pick enough for them, like seven in the midleaf.
51:35🔗CallerLast night, me and, I'll call my boyfriend. We were having sex and we were doing it doggy style. And it sounded like air was coming out of my vagina.
53:06🔗AdamOkay, baby. Yeah. Hold still there. And I'm gonna, I'm gonna work you, baby. I'm gonna work. You're gonna forget you're ever with another... All right, hold on. Now, wait a minute. I'm losing my right. Now listen, mama. I'm telling you, I don't do a lot of things well, but one thing I do is I know how to please... Okay, all right, so we gotta stop. This is too...
53:49🔗CallerEspecially you try to be candlelight and you end up blowing the farts end up blowing the candles in the room.
53:55🔗AdamAre you here? Are you still in the room, honey? Queef once if you're in the room. Queef twice if you can find the door. Yeah. It ruins it. And the thing that's funny too is both people have pretend like they didn't hear the first one. You know what I mean? There's just be that little beat like, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, but the second, third one now you gotta talk about it. It's out in the open.
54:31🔗CallerWhat does that word come from? Is that a medical term?
54:33🔗DrewNo, it's not a medical term, but I think women can sort of laugh along with it a little more than men. Men, the laughter doesn't go at all. No, no, no, no, no. You can't laugh at me. We can't laugh while this is going on. It's serious business.
55:03🔗CallerI just found out my girlfriend, been going out with her for about 10 months. She told me recently that she had a threesome with two other guys. Right before we started going out. And, you know, needless to say, that's a little bit of a shock because it's a very sharp contrast to who I thought she was.
55:27🔗CallerWell, you know, we were in bed afterwards and just kind of talking and I just kind of... she had said something a few weeks earlier that didn't kind of click with me about some of her previous boyfriends and I was, long story short, just kind of basically kept asking and then kept asking. I knew she was keeping something but I wasn't sure what it was.
55:49🔗DrewSo this is after an intimate moment you just start hammering her for history.
55:53🔗CallerNot hammering, you know, we're just kind of in bed talking and, you know, and...
55:58🔗DrewWhere does the I kept asking her and kept asking her come in? Because that's hammering sometimes.
56:03🔗CallerAll right, well, what she had said was she had only been out with, she had only been out with four guys. Yeah. And that she...
56:22🔗CallerIs that she had this boyfriend that she'd been going out with for about four months that it was strictly a sexual relationship. And he basically talked her into it.
56:42🔗CallerYeah. And she just kept, you know, he kept on her for about three weeks.
56:46🔗DrewIf you listen to this show, you hear women getting talked into that kind of stuff all the time. Now, listen, not because they're in a relationship that's just sexual, it's because they think they're going to capture a guy, keep a guy, keep him happy, which is a load of crap.
56:56🔗AdamAll right. But Rob, has this been a deal breaker for you now?
57:01🔗CallerIt's like teetering on the edge because, you know, the truth of the matter is I have very strong feelings for her.
57:06🔗DrewWell, then you need to deal with this. This is not, this has nothing to do with her. Nothing. She has told you her history and you can either deal with it or you can't. She doesn't have to make amends, she doesn't owe you anything. You either deal with it or not, right? What's she going to do with this? I get the sense you're expecting her to like correct this or make amends for it. No, you deal with it.
57:27🔗AdamIs there some class she could go to or some chalkboard she could ride on a hundred times?
57:32🔗CallerMy thing is how do I deal with this is the reason why I'm calling it.
57:36🔗DrewYou either got to let go or not. And if you can't let go of this, if she is not somebody you care about.
57:40🔗AdamYeah, but hold on a second, Drew. He's 26. You guys, Drew, think back to the 50s when you were 26. To the mid 50s, early 60s, late 50s, early 60s when you were 26 years old. Remember how much this stuff used to bother you, george? All guys, and I don't know what's worse being 18 or 26. I look back on my dating career and at 26, this may have bugged me more than if I was like 19 or something.
58:09🔗DrewLet's examine it. Why? Why would it bug you so much?
58:13🔗AdamIt's like testosterone production meets sort of lack of personal self-esteem, meets sort of retarded machismo.
58:22🔗DrewNow, for sure, you talk about any of your girlfriend's previous sexual partners, your testosterone, your machismo, all that kicks in. But what is it about that self-esteem in this one that's so troubling?
58:34🔗DrewIn this issue for yourself, if you were 26.
58:36🔗AdamWell, because everybody, your self-esteem is so precariously balanced at 26, Rob's probably is, that other people can affect you. Right. So if your girlfriend is a slut or if your girlfriend engages in this behavior, then somehow she's going to take you down.
58:59🔗DrewNot only that's what you couldn't contain her, she might spiral out of control in a way that you couldn't keep up with.
59:04🔗AdamI don't think it's about what may happen in the future. It's more about you thought you got yourself a car that had low mileage, and it turns out they pulled the pink on it, it had been pulled out of a river, and it had been wrapped around the five feet.
59:18🔗CallerIt's kind of odd that right after they were together, that this kind of discussion would happen.
59:24🔗CallerYou know, it's almost like right up there with, am I the biggest guy you've ever been with, that question.
59:27🔗DrewYeah. Stupid question. I agree with you.
59:29🔗AdamBut you asked those stupid, how many stupid ones did you ask between the ages of 18 and 30?
59:34🔗DrewInfinite numbers. But listen, there's also the one upmanship thing to the bothers guys that age, because this is akin to how many people you slept with.
59:53🔗DrewAnd that, but that's a craziness on men's part.
59:55🔗AdamI know, but that's the way we're constructed. And at 26, it's hard just to shut that off. Rob? Yeah. We know what you're going through. And we feel for you. But here's the deal. If you can, if you're really in love with her. And this is the person. You just let go. And the testosterone production decreases.
1:00:19🔗AdamAnd you start growing breasts. And it's hard to get you off of the sofa. And you can no longer achieve an erection. And you have a very limited facial hair. And then you just sit home waiting to die, like we do. And you don't care. You walk in.
1:00:32🔗CallerOne thing that I've learned is you don't ask questions you don't want to know the answer to.
1:00:46🔗AdamI wish I'm now at the point that if I start dating someone, I don't even talk to them. They go, what are you going to order? And I point my elbow at the menu. And they go, the brisket.
1:00:58🔗AdamNo, down. Well, the appetizer, hmm, hmm. And when they open their mouth, like even if they're yawning, I run out of the room. I just start. I plug my ears and I sing the Pledge of Allegiance.
1:01:16🔗CallerOh, I was, uh, need to call and talk to Mr. Dr. Drew about a thing I heard on the show a couple of weeks ago. He's talking about seeing stuff a couple of months after coming down off Dope.
1:01:33🔗CallerJust these stuff that's not there, trails.
1:01:36🔗AdamHold on. You're seeing things that aren't there? Well, Drew, what is the phenomenon of seeing things that are actually there? Is that just eyesight?
1:01:43🔗DrewWell, the things that aren't there go away. And then you find out they're not there.
1:01:47🔗AdamBut what if you see things that are there?
1:02:12🔗CallerAnd it's real, like underneath the car.
1:02:13🔗CallerAnd I just look around and I see still see the taillights and a lot of times if I'm out looking through the woods in my bedroom or looking out the window, you know, I'll see people off in the woods.
1:02:25🔗DrewAll right. Well, that's all part of speed for sure. And in fact, that's even more...
1:02:28🔗AdamThose are, by the way, called white supremacists.
1:02:30🔗DrewAnd those in the woods don't even freak them out.
1:02:49🔗AdamI'm putting him on hold because he's all over the place.
1:02:51🔗DrewThe cocaine will cause you to see people in uniforms. The cocaine addicts always look out the window. Really? Let's see. FBI, SWAT, police. They're paranoid about that and they are alone. Speed addicts are bringing people around them, including the police to protect them against some unknown foe. They get severely paranoid. The paranoia list lasts for months sometimes. Some of what Ben is describing there is a kind of looking behind him or seeing things flash by that will go on for quite some time. But the important thing here, Ben, is that you get off the drug and that's going to require treatment. It's going to require many, many weeks of treatment.
1:03:23🔗CallerNow, I'm 40 years old and I don't remember crank. What's the equivalent of crank? Oh, just like whites and stuff?
1:03:31🔗DrewThat's all that. Now, it's sort of they smoke it or snort and stuff. And do you want to talk about anything, george?
1:03:39🔗CallerAny more? Any more? I got a great story about this wedding reception that a black beauty fell in this drink. I was a bartender and I had it in my pocket. Really? And I leaned over to get some ice and it fell in the drink apparently. And the guy goes, let me have it. And I looked at my pocket and it was gone. And I said, Oh my God, it must have fell in the drink. And there was this old lady that was doing dancing with every guy there and doing the splits. And we finally deducted that it was her drink that it fell in.
1:04:06🔗AdamI miss black beauty. Is that around anymore?
1:04:09🔗DrewCross tops, black beauties, remember all that?
1:04:11🔗AdamYou know what I was thinking about? I don't know why I triggered this, but when george said he was 40, I was watching like Entertainment Tonight and John Schneider from the Dukes of Hazzard. You know, they do the celebrity birthdays. It's always some novelty celebrities. John Schneider from Dukes of Hazzard, 42. Okay, today. All right, now that's what they said on 18. Now I'm thinking, wait a minute, I'm going to be 38 in about a month, month and a half. So essentially John Schneider is four years older than me.
1:04:43🔗DrewWas he 16 when you were watching Dukes of Hazzard?
1:04:45🔗AdamWhen I was beating off, babysitting, watching Dukes of Hazzard on Friday night, he was a couple years older than I was?
1:05:13🔗DrewAnyway, Ben, you gotta find some place to get treatment. This is a serious issue. One of the things we're learning about speed, people use it more than really a few months. They get permanent memory problems, often long-term mood disturbances, much like just a few exposures to ecstasy.
1:05:28🔗AdamYeah. Maybe he turned 44. I swear it was 42. It was four years older than me. I was going nuts.
1:06:13🔗CallerAnd your fan following is something else. I mean, the Ice House sometimes is packed and then your lines were back maybe around the alley. It was incredible.
1:06:22🔗CallerThat's 20 years of hammering it out.
1:06:36🔗CallerThank you, brother. What's your dysfunction?
1:06:39🔗CallerWell, mine, I'm wondering about my girlfriend. Dr. Drew, you said something that generally I think would be true for everybody, that girls would use a three way to secure a guy that they feel iffy about. But three weeks ago, after two and a half years of a relationship, my girlfriend and I had a three way out of.
1:06:58🔗AdamOh, they always use it to sabotage. They don't secure anything.
1:07:02🔗CallerThat's what happened a week later. Actually, a week ago, she's gone.
1:07:07🔗DrewIf it was her idea, it's absolutely a sabotage. Absolutely.
1:07:10🔗AdamShe's, even if it wasn't, she's a chaotic person.
1:07:14🔗CallerTell you, let's have a three way to get rid of you?
1:07:16🔗DrewNo, they go, without realizing it consciously that they start feeling, I'm bored. I need something more in this relationship. Let's have a threesome. And really, what will always happen from that is, I'm gonna get pissed off and jealous, and it's gonna feel wrong, and I'm gonna get out of here. It's a way to get pissed off with your boyfriend.
1:07:42🔗CallerAnd she felt that there was more to life out there.
1:07:46🔗AdamWho was the other dude? No, it was a chick? Yeah. Where'd you find her? Her best friend. Her best friend. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Did you like her? Did you know her?
1:08:37🔗AdamOh, my God. You know, I'm going to be- John Steiner is going to be 42 today. And I'm going to be 38 in a few months. And I've never been involved with that. It really makes me angry because I'm a big, big star. Just to really sink the nail in a cough. What do you do for a living?
1:10:11🔗AdamThis is like when little Bow Wow gets a three-picture deal. I'm angry. You understand?
1:10:16🔗DrewThis is painful for him. This is not good for him. We could explore why he's involved with addicts and why he gets into that.
1:10:23🔗AdamHe's 22. She's an actress. She was hot. He jumped in on that. You know what else is going on today? That I really miss the boat on and these days and you guys have missed it as well, which is there's women who want to experiment with their friends sexually, but they don't want to admit that they're having lesbian feelings. So they say, let's have a threesome. So now they get to sexually experiment on their best friend or some chick they're hot for in the office. Meanwhile, if you're the guy who's lucky enough to be sort of the shill beard penis in this threesome, you get to service both of them, but you're just there so it's not a lesbian experience. It's a threesome. Do you know what I'm saying?
1:11:36🔗DrewWhen they really are invested emotionally in their relationship with the male, he just is used as some sort of a-
1:11:41🔗AdamNo, but it's also, I'm saying that it's an easy way for her to get in on her friend by saying, you up for threesome? Right. Then once the juices get flowing, she just starts moving into whatever lesbian act she's into. Oh my God. We'll take a break. We'll be right back.
1:12:30🔗AdamI want to thank so far, george Lopez, Peter Gallagher, Destiny's Child, Ozzy Osbourne. And now we welcome the sweeter. People don't know how sweet the guy is, this guy. Am I right?
1:12:45🔗AdamPeople come in here all the time, you kind of get a gauge for what kind of people they are. Tommy Lee gets a bad rap a lot of time, but a sweet guy, a nice guy. He's a little Peter Pan. Peter Pan with a tattoo and some aggressive piercings. All right. So enjoy Tommy Lee. Medicine specialist Tommy Lee is our guest tonight. Good to see you, Tommy.
1:13:02🔗Best OfGood to see you guys. How are you guys doing?
1:13:07🔗AdamYeah, he doesn't smell healthy, but he looks, he smells like beer and cigarettes, like a tapioca pudding, but he looks good. Are those there? Well, he looks good. I think that's just good genes, though. I don't think that's good living, Drew.
1:13:27🔗AdamTommy, I was thinking about, everybody likes Tommy Lee and don't take this wrong, but there's a lot of reasons not to like Tommy Lee yet. Everyone likes him anyway. I mean, if you just watch the news, you could come up with some reasons why Tommy Lee wouldn't be your favorite guy. I know that sounds bad, but what I mean is, it sounds bad. No, I'm getting to a compliment here. Here's what I'm saying.
1:13:54🔗AdamIf you don't know Tommy Lee, if you've never met Tommy Lee, if you hear the stories about snorting ants with Ozzy Osbourne and mainlining Jack Daniels, you hear the stories, you hear the divorces, you hear the allegations, you see the court, this and that, you hear all the stories. And this would be if this guy was some drummer in some other band, you'd be like, who is this guy? This guy's vermin, this guy's trash. But Tommy Lee is an incredibly likable guy and it seems to come across. And I think people know it. I mean, I talk to people. People say people don't know you other than from what they see on TV. They say, well, who's coming on the show tonight? And I say Tommy Lee and they go, oh, I hear he's a nice guy. He's a good guy. He's a good guy. People say he's a good guy. I'm like, you don't know him. No, I hear everyone says he's a good guy. And Drew, we always talk about how people sort of earn their reputation.
1:14:58🔗AdamYeah. Yeah. And Tommy is one of the good guys. I mean, I just, you just, I don't think it's an act. I think you're an energetic guy who enjoys life. I like people. And you like people that comes across.
1:15:10🔗AdamAnd you like a lot of things. And sometimes maybe get into trouble. But I think the part about you being a good guy and liking people sort of trumps whatever trouble you might get into from time to time.
1:15:33🔗AdamIt was a lot of stuff. We talk a lot of smack about the guests on this show. But Tommy, nice guy, let me drive his Testarossa.
1:15:40🔗DrewOh, that's where your love affair started, I guess.
1:15:42🔗AdamRight. I'll tell you where my love affair with Tommy really started is I was staring at his $100,000 car. And I was like, 200,000, 200,000 Ferrari, Ferrari Testarossa. Well, I was given some for depreciation, but he put a lot into it. But I was looking at his car and I was going, you know, I'm a big car guy. And I was going, wow, Ferrari Testarossa got the flat 12 and it's a boxer engine in it and all sorts of crap. And I go, what year is this thing? And he goes, I don't know. I don't know.
1:16:12🔗AdamAnd I thought, wow, you know, you've arrived. You know, you've arrived when you don't know what year your Ferrari is and it's your grocery getter.
1:16:21🔗Best OfThat was fun. And didn't you just scrape the hell out of my front end on the driveway out of here?
1:16:56🔗AdamAround the country. Well, it does it on both sides. It goes into one as you approach Mulholland. Up there, that famed stretch of Mulholland.
1:17:04🔗AdamYeah. So came in, it, it veered into one.
1:17:07🔗Best OfYeah, veered into one. And it's about 2 a.m. I'm, this is like two years ago. This is how long my car has been in body service hell. Right. Yeah, that long for parts and restoration, all stuff. We're going. And I look over and there's some guy like in a Honda Civic or something. He's like trying to be Johnny Hot Sausage, trying to race me. I don't know what he's doing. He's like, boom, boom.
1:17:35🔗AdamYeah, I got, I got, I got, I got a clean with you.
1:17:37🔗Best OfYou bastard. He, he starts to race and I'm thinking, OK, well, and I'm at that point where I'm looking ahead and I'm like, well, it's we're going to merge now to one lane and he's not quite in front of me. So I punch it and I hit like it's you ever see like the trails of water that are on the canyon, like some sprinklers are leaking or some.
1:17:59🔗AdamYeah, they just they just come just a trail comes right across the canyon on the slick cement.
1:18:03🔗Best OfYeah, and it's perfect like right on all the curves.
1:18:06🔗Best OfSo I hit that like with my foot in the throttle and the car just does like a way and I'm trying to correct because I've been to racing school. So I kind of know what I'm doing.
1:18:16🔗AdamBut you weren't drunk when you were at racing school, to be fair.
1:18:19🔗Best OfNo, but in this night, totally sober.
1:18:22🔗Best OfComing back from the studio, I'm on probation, drug and alcohol testing. Full on sober.
1:18:27🔗DrewYou have to blow in the thing to start the testosterone.
1:18:29🔗Best OfYeah. Special probation requests. So I lose total control of the car, smash the testosterone into and the curbs on that rail high. So it took both right front and rear tires, bent them, bent the wheels, smashed $40,000 worth of damage for just a little spin out. And the dude who went past me saw, goes by, didn't stop, nothing. I was like, so that car has been in, it's still in the body shop two years later for parts.
1:19:31🔗CallerOh, I'm on? Yes. I have a problem. I'm religious, I'm Jewish, and I'm not going to masturbate. And I'm just, I just want to, I'm so horny that I just, I can't hold out.
1:19:45🔗AdamWell, the Jews, hold on, Jews can masturbate, right?
1:20:05🔗DrewYou can try to constrict the muscles down there. You can't stop it. You can feel like you're stopping it. But listen, Joe, what is the principle here? Why are you supposed to be denying yourself this?
1:20:29🔗DrewBut God's doing it for you at night if you don't waste it yourself.
1:20:32🔗AdamThat's God beating you off. That's what a wet dream is, Tommy, clinically.
1:20:38🔗CallerIf you don't think about it during the day, then supposedly you're not supposed to have it during the night. I mean, that's like, what can you do about it?
1:20:44🔗DrewYou can't do anything. First of all, that's your body. That's how it functions. It builds up a certain amount of semen, then it releases it. It pretty much has to release some of it.
1:20:51🔗Best OfAre you masturbating if you're humping your pillow?
1:20:55🔗DrewYeah. Yeah. He can't even have a wet dream. He's trying to withhold wet dreams. He's trying to wake up in the middle of a wet dream to withhold the semen lest it be spilled.
1:21:47🔗AdamJoe, what's wrong with you? You don't realize this is all just some sort of fairytale nonsense from 2000 years ago. You're buying into this crap.
1:22:14🔗AdamIt just seems so unnecessary. Do you want to just drop, we can't just drop this nonsense.
1:22:19🔗DrewHey, what's the other thing you want to ask, Joe?
1:22:21🔗CallerIs it normal? It's like I used to mess with it like six months ago and I was able to keep on going 10 times in a row without stopping.
1:22:28🔗DrewYeah, because it built up for 12 years.
1:22:30🔗AdamI don't know. I think he's bogus now. I don't even believe him.
1:22:34🔗Best OfHow can you, six months ago, what is he, newly religious or six months ago was okay? I don't get it.
1:22:40🔗AdamListen, Tommy, I've said many a time that I would like people are sort of hyper religious to be looked at as having a mental condition. Do you know what I mean? We don't look at them as nuts. If you think you're Napoleon, you're insane. But if you're killing in the name of Allah, you're just a very religious man. You're deeply religious. You don't shave, you can't work. You got a box stapled to your head. You're reading the Torah all day long. You're banging your head. You can't plug in a goddamn lamp on Saturday. Listen, that's a mental condition. You have a mental problem, everyone. Please. And everybody, stop being so respectful to these nut jobs. They're nuts. They're born again. It's all of them.
1:23:24🔗DrewBut maybe the individual does not have mental condition. Maybe it's sort of a capitulation to a group process.
1:23:30🔗Best OfWhat does capitulation mean? Excuse me.
1:23:33🔗DrewThat you don't like... Thank you for making me do that. That you don't like the fact that they give in to this group ritual. It's ritual. Doesn't mean they have mental illness.
1:23:43🔗AdamYeah. But how... Don't you have to have a certain degree of mental illness to get involved with sort of nonsense rituals that take over your entire life, that every morning from sun up to sun down, you're involved with these crazy rituals? I mean, you would give a guy medication if he said, when I walk, I can't step on the cracks in the sidewalk. I can't do it. You'd say, you need medication. But not these guys. They're lying the blanket down, facing Mecca, praying to Allah four times a day, or reading from the Torah, or whatever other nonsense that they've decided to participate in. That's not as nutty as not stepping on the cracks?
1:24:23🔗DrewThe reason I can't be as vehement as you are is that... I haven't figured this out yet. There's something about the group ritual and the sacred, the human's need.
1:24:32🔗AdamI just wish as a society we would start making fun of these people instead of being so reverent all the time. Everyone's like, oh, that's great, oh, no, oh, that's great, oh, you're going up on the mountain, you're waiting for Jesus to come back and take you all and the flood's gonna hit and the locusts are coming and you can't beat off. Let's just say this guy has a mental condition. Let's just call it that. Hey, maybe we could cure him.
1:24:56🔗DrewAnd I understand you draw the line at no beating off. I mean, that's where you draw the line. Even Tommy looks a little shaken by that call.
1:25:05🔗AdamNo. Be right back with Tommy Lee on the best of the best of Loveline after this. Well, it's the best of the best of Loveline, and we're back, right, Drew?
1:25:30🔗DrewAnd Tommy Lee is so much a part of the best that we couldn't just pack him all into one episode. One segment.
1:25:35🔗AdamNo, much like he can't pack himself into one pair of underpants.
1:26:04🔗AdamThat happened. That was a great audience, by the way. It happens, and you get confused. You're not paying attention.
1:26:11🔗CallerNo, I'm sure it came out of my pee-pee.
1:26:13🔗DrewThat's actually a serious symptom, believe it or not. Is it? Usually, those kinds of symptoms are caused by a fistula between your rectum and your bladder. So, literally, you are farting out of your anus. Oh, really? See? And the fistulas in that area can cause air to get into the bladder and the urethral tract. So, do you have any kind of infections or anything? You might have any surgeries?
1:27:07🔗DrewWhat it more is, it's the P sound and then a break and then P sound. You know what I mean?
1:27:13🔗Best OfDr. Drew, you amaze me. Your knowledge. This is amazing.
1:27:18🔗AdamIt's like, you know when you shut the water off in the main for your house, and then you turn the water back on, you run the sink and it spits a little bit before it gets going.
1:27:26🔗DrewIt can do that, but more often than not, it's just P break P.
1:27:58🔗CallerHow do you make that balloon in two lifetime?
1:28:00🔗AdamYeah. But people, I don't think, one thing people don't understand is when you get into this stuff, it's not twice as much as a Toyota or a Nissan. You know what I mean?
1:28:36🔗AdamYou know what's funny though? I've had my car somewhere for two years too. I got a BMW that's been at a place for two years, getting a supercharger put on it. You know the thing that's comical is when you call the place after like a year in eight months or two years, the conversations you have, it's funny. How's it going? It's going good, going good. How's it coming along? Yeah. You know what? The brackets came in Tuesday, so we're going for it. It's like, two years, two years. What are we talking about here? It's crazy. Then you hang up the phone too. You buy into it too. They go, yeah, the brackets are in, so we should have them on by the end of the week. Things are moving along pretty good.
1:29:24🔗AdamYou should tape the... I mean, when you call them, what do they say? It's like...
1:29:28🔗Best OfWe call, and my boy, Viggy, very, very big boy, he's like productions, assistant, security, does a lot of things for me. He threatened to go down there and set up shop. He said, look, I'm going to come down there and I'm going to have lunch every day, and I'm going to...
1:29:45🔗Best OfI'm going to sit there and tell everybody not to come into your shop if you don't get this freaking car done like soon. The guys have been waiting two years, bro. Come on.
1:29:54🔗AdamAre these guys, they deal with like Ferraris exclusively, lamborghinis and that kind of stuff?
1:29:59🔗Best OfFerraris, Porsches, yeah, all the...
1:30:01🔗AdamYeah, these guys, you know, the thing that's funny too is these guys are the celebrities of the car world. They got just as much attitude as any diva does. You don't go in there and start pushing them around. Their whole thing is like, stuff's coming from Italy, stuff's coming from Germany, and it comes when it comes, and we'll see what happens when it happens. Don't worry, it's gonna cost a lot, but don't push me. It's crazy, it's a crazy business, Drew. You gotta get a Ferrari. All right, John. John, you're 20, what's up?
1:30:44🔗CallerWhat the? Yeah. We've tried oral sex, she's got a vibrator, she's tried it by herself, nothing happens. We've tried it while we're having sex.
1:32:01🔗AdamSometimes at 20, if it ain't happening, it ain't happening.
1:32:04🔗DrewYeah. Women sometimes under 22, 24 can have real difficulty having an orgasm.
1:32:09🔗AdamAnd even if they can be enjoying themselves and you can even be satisfying them, but they may not be at that age where they're able to have one.
1:32:16🔗DrewIt literally is that when there's so much estrogen circulating around, it tends to inhibit some of this.
1:32:22🔗DrewProgesterone, progesterone, these things do not...
1:32:23🔗AdamWhen you have the most of that stuff circulating around...
1:32:26🔗DrewWell, it's more that the testosterone starts coming up as you get older.
1:32:29🔗AdamOh, for the women. Then they become men.
1:32:31🔗DrewThey don't become men. They become baddie.
1:32:33🔗AdamOh, they become baddie. Yes. We decided last night that chicks when they're young are dingy, and as they get older, they become baddie. So better to be with a dingy than a baddie chick. You sound sort of dingy and baddie at the same time.
1:32:49🔗CallerI'm not dingy and baddie. Thank you very much.
1:32:54🔗AdamThat was a chick we met right on the cusp last night between dingy and baddie, turning the corner and going into baddie. Hey John, here's what will cause you problems if you work too hard and become obsessed about the whole thing and sort of have her orgasm for her. You become like a dad who has an eight-year-old little leaguer who wants it too much for the eight-year-old. An eight-year-old, he can't even enjoy the game because dad's in the stands like screaming and kid's freaked out. Now he strikes out and he's crying and it becomes too much. Just let the kid go out, take his swings, enjoy himself and have a day in the sun.
1:33:37🔗CallerWhat she says that does happen, like she'll feel like it's building up to an orgasm, and then she'll tense up and be sore for the next two days, really bad.
1:33:45🔗DrewJust relax. Relax, John. You got the heat on here. Just enjoy yourself with her.
1:33:50🔗AdamNo, but that's sort of, I'm humping you, but I need you to do something for me kind of thing that I think we all had when we were younger.
1:33:59🔗DrewWith that male thing. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
1:34:18🔗AdamYeah, yeah. It's like, I need some spark. I need some flame. Now I just, I turn the sticks like makes a revolution every 10 minutes and I just sit there, beer in one hand, slowly twiddling the stick in the other. It's like, hey, if it, if it catches on fire, catches on. It'll catch on fire easier if you leave it alone.
1:34:34🔗DrewYou need to take a magnifying glass, put it up to the sun.
1:34:36🔗AdamWhat are you talking about? There was no longer any, any movement.
1:34:41🔗AdamI now use a Sterno can and have my assistant light it. All right, Tommy Lee is, Tommy Lee is our guest tonight. That's right. Well, that's the best of the best of Loveline. I want to thank Ozzy Osborne, Destiny's Child, Peter Gallagher and Adam Brody from the OC, george Lopez from Guadalajara, and Tommy Lee. So until next time, this is Adam Carolla for Dr. Drew saying Mahalo.