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3:11🔗AdamAnd board certified physician, addiction medicine specialist. Somebody told me today that I start every show with, hey, buddy. And I said, I don't think I start every show with, hey, buddy.
3:32🔗AdamSo I got a buddy who claims, hey, buddy, is his thing. And I stole it because I say, hey, buddy, on Loveline all the time. And I couldn't, I couldn't think of it. And I said, all right, I'll try to pay attention tonight. And I say, hey, everybody.
3:49🔗AdamWhy do people, what is that? And you know, my problem is, is I'm so easy to gaslight because I can't remember anything. And I'm always sort of daydreaming and I'm out of it. I'm not paying attention. I just believe them.
4:00🔗DrewBut you know what happens to you? You know what happens to you? You, because of the way you were punished by the LA Unified School District, when somebody says you're wrong, you immediately assume they're right. And we find out they're not right, you get extra bad.
4:13🔗AdamWell, because they make me question my sanity.
4:17🔗DrewRight, right. But it's so many years of being beaten down by that goddamn system.
4:21🔗AdamYes, I'm sitting, I think it started at home, quite frankly, Drew. But I'm sitting in between two college educated, bright, intelligent guys today, and they're both looking at me going, you start every show with Hey Buddy. And I was like, I do?
5:08🔗DrewThey clip the tenon. I actually assisted with that part of it. And it's pretty, pretty gruesome. You sort of pushing the penis away from the pubic bone. Guy named Brian Rosenthal in Beverly Hills, the guy that did this procedure. And then when they enlarge it, they basically sew, they un-glove the penis. They take all the skin off it. And they circumferentially pull off all the skin so they can dig underneath. And basically sew in a giant ravioli. Like a pop tart, like a soft pop tart. And they sew it in, they pull the skin back over it.
5:42🔗DrewThat's correct. It's like, it's like, well, it's not really, it's like D, D-organified. It's like D, it's all the life's taken out of it. But the matrix of the donor is there. That's right.
5:51🔗AdamWell, I mean, that thing's coming off some kid who bought it on a motorcycle.
5:58🔗AdamSo anyone who puts those stickers on their license, I go, oh, oh, oh, oh, no. Well, hey, listen, you know, you, you know, you, you could, you could give corneas so that, you know, a young inner city child could see or you could pack a little heft on some fat Arabs joint.
6:23🔗DrewI'd rather have the retinas taken off. Thank you.
6:25🔗AdamReally? I don't know. I'm going to the big Arab guy. I'm going to the Sultan's honker.
6:30🔗DrewAt least you see some action that way. Is that what you're saying?
6:35🔗AdamThis is the way he would have wanted it. The tough part is, is if they grab, like, if I was going to, like, I do have the donor sticker on my license and I may very well end up on the Sultan's joint. Yeah. My feeling is, is here's the caveat. I want my own pecker meat on his pecker. I don't want my forehead on the guy's pecker.
7:00🔗DrewWhy? Why does it matter? Why does it matter? Oh, you want your pecker. I see. You want the business end of you working with his business end.
7:39🔗AdamIt's expensive. And I do believe it comes from donors and or, I don't know, transients or whoever. I don't know how you get into that tissue bank.
7:50🔗DrewI don't know. But by the time and the stuff really feels like real soft tissue, but it's all the organic materials taken out of it. It's just sort of the matrix left behind, like the superstructure.
8:01🔗AdamEither way, it came from a fellow human being at some point.
8:04🔗DrewHow do you know so much about it? Where do you read about it? Where do you hear about this?
8:24🔗AdamYeah, I went down. Me and Jimmy went down there a few years back and talked to this guy. Yeah. These guys are always a little off, by the way. And then the guys who do the penis enlargement, and most all plastic surgeons are always a little off. Teeth are a little too white, their scalp's a little too shiny. So it's something they've got the gold rope, gold chain bracelet. It was something a little off about these cats.
8:46🔗DrewThis guy's a urologist, though. I don't think he's a urologist.
9:17🔗AdamAll right. And so that's, you know, substantial, right?
9:20🔗DrewIt's something. I mean, here's the thing, though. You know, I think guys, when they do that, they sort of aim to impress and mostly sort of impress other guys. And, you know, I've seen his sort of the book and thing. It's like, yeah, OK, it's bigger, but it's.
9:56🔗AdamYeah. You use the skate key and, you know, brought ratchet in a little bit. No, here. OK, here's what I'm saying. If you're a straight guy, you want a large. Everyone wants a large penis. But if you're a straight guy, I mean, I mean, women don't care about it that much.
10:23🔗AdamI wonder what percentage. And then I don't know if this guy will guarantee his work in the in the ass. I mean, like, I would I would like I won't stand by. It's like, look, I'll honor the warranty on your Lexus. But if you take it off road. Yeah, right. No, I'm sorry. Warranty voided.
10:42🔗DrewIt was not meant for the Baja 500. No, no, no.
10:53🔗AdamNo warranty anymore. I would say that with my penis work, if it was if it was going in the ass. Yeah, that makes sense. I probably have it. I'd probably have it on the wall right right under the, you know, no shirts, no shoes, no service sign. And then the playful kiss the cook. And then, oh, then the other one where the where the little characters laughing rolling on the ground and says, You want it when?
11:20🔗DrewNo, except they'll be they'll be a little modification of that. You want it where?
11:24🔗AdamYeah. Yeah, that's right. All right. So how much for this procedure, Drew?
11:29🔗DrewI don't know. I haven't found that. I actually interviewed the guy. I just assisted in the procedure. Going back to interview him.
12:18🔗DrewBoy, they're, you know, they're working that area and pulling it and, you know, working on it and stuff. And inevitably, something happens. And when they do some of the procedures.
12:28🔗AdamWhat the hell is going on in this world?
12:31🔗DrewIn some of the procedures, they actually inject something into create an erection.
12:35🔗AdamThey put a little because it's easier to de-glove the thing.
12:38🔗DrewThat's for. I forget which procedure was. He said he has to do that. I think it's when they hit the corona. They put pad in the tip. Had that up to.
13:07🔗AdamAnd you know, and then listen, listen, let me tell you something with all these saw bones who hide beneath the thin veil of, well, these people feel incomplete. Yeah, they need counseling. Not you to pack more layers onto their hunker.
13:25🔗AdamYou know, so these people, it's just like the guys with the, it's a woman trapped inside a man's fight. They need therapy. Not you to cut their joint off, you hacks.
13:36🔗DrewI did ask a thousand times what kind of screening they do. And it's like, well, they want it, you know, no major psychiatric problems. And then they want it. And they're all happy afterwards. My thing is, where are the year or two down the line? I wonder how happy are they then when they start focusing on other things they need fixed or whatever.
13:52🔗AdamYeah. All right. Let's talk to Amber, who's 23. Amber?
14:12🔗AdamAnd thank you for not calling yourself impaired or visually challenged. Yeah.
14:18🔗Well, there's actually a difference between being visually challenged or actually they call it visually impaired and being blind. Visually impaired people have some sight, but they're not completely blind.
14:34🔗AdamBut I yelled at some PC puss who told me it's visually impaired. That doesn't suggest you can't see anything. That just means you see out of one eye or out of focus or it could mean a thousand things. Doesn't mean blind. Impaired doesn't mean total loss of.
14:50🔗AdamAll right, baby doll. So you see, what do you see when you open your eyes?
14:54🔗Well, I was in a car accident, lost my sight due to head injury, the optic nerve and whatnot.
15:00🔗DrewI remember you telling us this. Yes, I remember.
15:02🔗It was damaged, not severed, but severely damaged. I can see a little bit of movement, like when I move my hand back and forth in front of my eyes, I can see that. But I think it's partially me being able to see and then partially my brain actually, you know...
15:25🔗Making the movement. I'm not exactly sure which one it is because I can put my hand behind my head or underneath the covers of my bed, moved around and still see it.
16:24🔗AdamYeah. Somebody screwed that up about eight years ago and everyone bought into it. There are always noon shots. All right. Go ahead, Amber.
16:32🔗Okay. Well, actually, I have two questions today. The first one is my period. It's very difficult to tell when they start for me because obviously I can't see the blood. You know, and as I've gotten older, they've become even more difficult for me to tell. I'd say since about June, July of last year, you know, I think I'll start my period, put a tampon in just to remove it eight hours later, completely dry.
17:04🔗The question, well, I've heard you say before, Drew, on air that taking birth control pills for four weeks instead of three weeks will suppress your period.
17:14🔗DrewYou take it continuous, so yeah, you can take it for four or six months at a time.
17:20🔗Exactly, exactly. Now, my gynecologist keeps telling me that's not healthy for you and that you should at least let yourself have a period every three to four months, if not every other month.
17:35🔗DrewWell, they're saying every four months to six months. I have heard that, but there's certainly a group that's advocating that there's sort of no limits on that.
17:48🔗Unfortunately, no. Due to the accident, it kind of screwed up my feet. So I can only stand on them for about maybe 15 minutes to half an hour at one time.
18:06🔗I was in the car with some friends. There were six of us, only four seat belts. Only two of us were wearing the seat belts. We were in a convertible jeep. We were speeding. No drugs, no alcohol was involved. But like you said, there was speed. We ran the stop sign and we got T-bones, sent us into a tailspin. And the four of us who weren't wearing the seat belts flew out. Two of us had minor injuries. Two of us had major injuries. One of us died. And I'd have to say out of everybody, I was the most severely injured.
18:41🔗AdamAlthough I would still count the dead one as the most severely.
18:47🔗AdamSo do you watch TV even if you don't watch it?
18:50🔗Yes, of course. Okay. It's one of my few enjoyments, you know. And interestingly enough, TV is more comprehensible to me than movies are. I can't watch movies by myself and on my own because they're just too visual. And the majority of them don't make any sense.
20:03🔗Hey, Corolla, before we get too far off it, I'll put together four opens, just four random opens to hear what you say. And I won't work into it, so I want to play it. So you ready to do that?
21:00🔗AdamThanks, Anderson. Nice work, buddy. All right. Let's get to get in here and speak to, well, we got Germany or Florida. We got Amanda. I'm going to speak to Amanda. Amanda.
22:06🔗AdamI did most of the talking. All right. The point is, everyone who gets in tonight and is over 18 gets themselves a Saw DVD. This is a scary movie. Danny Glover is in it. Cary Elwes is in it. And Elwes, no one knows how to pronounce his name exactly, but Cary, we got for sure. And the Princess Bride guy. Anyway, critics say it's the creepiest movie ever since Seven. Did you see Seven, Drew?
22:34🔗AdamShocking. That was a good movie. Anyway, creepiest since that. And if you get in tonight, you can go to Derbyshire, England. Well, you actually don't get to go, but you certainly get to qualify to go over to England and watch Bloodstock. So you get in. The movie comes out on DVD February 15th, which is Tuesday. And anyone who calls in tonight gets in as long as you're over 18.
23:12🔗Yeah, I'm calling very much. I'm trying to figure out, like, everything might get loaded on math or about any other drug. I have, like, this need to go to a surplus or either engage in type of facts. And I'm trying to figure out, like, what the reason might be.
23:31🔗DrewYeah, and the sort of the way to think about it is that particularly if you're an addict, when the reward systems become activated, there's a drive that gets activated. So you're sort of, you're high, but you also now have this sort of push to keep using and keep trying to sort of stimulate that part of your brain with highly arousing kinds of stimuli. And sex and, you know, extreme sports and speeding and doing more drugs and strip clubs will be part of that. It's really when people try not to do drugs that they start to engage in even more of that kind of action.
24:03🔗AdamWell, what is it, though? What is it, Drew, besides just impaired judgment, when you get effed up, you want to do things that are worse for you? I mean, nobody gets effed up and says, I'm going to go for a watercress salad and a little tofu stew.
24:19🔗AdamThey're like, I need a big, greasy, sloppy chili burger. Then I want to bang a hooker and perhaps would like to kill her and then have sex with her corpse. And then it's another too far too much.
24:46🔗AdamWhat is that? What is the bottom line to do everything that's evil and everything is wrong?
24:50🔗DrewThe prefrontal parts of your brain, the part that controls impulses sort of shuts down and the part that sort of the impulse center, the drive center gets charged up. So one is being activated and one's being deactivated. And guess what? You're going to do the stuff that just feels good and is arousing and is thrill seeking, is gratifying in a very primitive and visceral kind of way. So you want to have, you know, chili and you want to go to strip club and you want to do more drugs. There you go. Right.
25:17🔗AdamExcept for pot, which is something the man doesn't understand. The man just talks about, hey, hey, hey, drugs are drugs and high is high and intoxicates and altered is altered.
25:30🔗AdamYou get high. You're much better customer than when you're drunk or high on coke or speed or something like that.
25:37🔗DrewYou know, I think the reason there's such controversy about pot is that basically you're right, Adam, when people are actively using. It's when it stops working and they start sort of using less and either switch over to other drugs or feel all freaked out because the drug isn't working anymore. That's when they start fishing around for other kinds of behaviors.
25:56🔗AdamWell, it's also, it's an interesting thing, you know, I'm thinking about it now because now I'm thinking about the brothers. Brothers get high and the brothers are capable of violence when they're high, but they don't get the munchies. Maybe there's a different thing. Like here's the thing, a white guy gets stoned. He just wants to eat. But if you told him, hey, no eating, you got to go kick that guy's ass who disrespected you, the white guy would be like, I got to eat. Maybe I could kick his ass, but I got to be eating while I'm kicking his ass. And I don't even think I could kick his ass. I'm not sure if I can move. The only thing I can do is chew at this point. Someone has to feed cake into my mouth and I'll just chew. I'm not even sure if I can swallow. You're going to have to spit in my mouth and push it down there. Well, that's what I'm saying. Now, the brother, I got high as a kite with Snoop Dogg for like for like a whole afternoon. The guy didn't eat one thing.
26:54🔗DrewInteresting. But nor does he get very aggressive though, no?
26:58🔗AdamWell, now let's look at it this way. There is, you take the rap community. There's a certain amount of violence in that community.
27:12🔗AdamI'm just saying, when a little of the violence we just spoke of broke out, there's a very good chance that the people that were involved with it were high. Because everybody's high all the time in that community.
27:41🔗AdamNext time you get someone on that functional MRI thing, figure out why white guys eat and black guys don't eat, and white guys can't get off the sofa and black guys can fight.
27:53🔗AdamThank you. All right. Just to think about this food for thought if you're stone and you're white. We're going to take a little break. Dr. Drew's in Minneapolis tonight, and we'll be right back after this.
28:51🔗AdamIt's awesome. You sound better than you do when you're at radio stations.
28:54🔗DrewI know. I think this has to be the way to do it from now on. It's ridiculous. How weird is that? That's a little magical box I put on a phone line and I can broadcast from anywhere better than the big radio stations.
29:05🔗AdamYeah. Now what do you bring? You have to bring your microphone too.
29:45🔗CallerSo Germany or Florida. OK. A man trying to torch a neighbor's home in a possible act of revenge suffered fatal burns when his car caught fire as he was driving away from the scene, police said. The man pitched a Molotov cocktail on the roof of his neighbor's roof, but his car burst into flames as he drove away, police said. His vehicle was ignited by fire and it stopped when it ran into a tree, the police spokesman said. The man later died of his burns at a nearby hospital.
30:19🔗AdamWow. Man, the vindictive neighbor is very Floridian, but the Molotov cocktail is very European. Very European and old school too.
30:32🔗DrewI mean, that's just, I don't think the trailer park gas wielding habits of Florida could manage that.
30:41🔗AdamYeah, I know that Molotov cocktail is one of those things that work so brilliantly in movies, but I'm not sure if I could pull it off without blowing the thing up in my hand or spilling it all over myself and sending myself on fire.
30:54🔗You guys gotta think moonshine and jugs too though.
30:57🔗DrewNo, no, no, no, and then throwing it on the roof, that's a significant effort that, I don't know, Floridian, I don't know.
31:03🔗AdamAlso, well, Florida has those flat roofs, so Germany, Germany's gonna have a steep pit. Whoa, Germany's, but let me, let's talk about a few things. Germany gets a fair amount of snow. Engineer Chris is holding up a dry erase board that says 22 inches, most Munich got last winter, by the way.
31:26🔗DrewPitch roof, pitch roof. How do you can read that?
31:27🔗AdamThey have a very steep pitched roof in Germany because it snows, anywhere it snows, you gotta have a pitch on your roof.
31:37🔗AdamOn the other hand, on the other hand, the Germans would be more apt to have a shingle, a wood shingle like a cedar roof that would catch on fire when it hit it.
31:47🔗DrewThe rocks that the Floridians might have.
31:49🔗AdamFloridians would have a flat roof with that just tar mopped on it, those white rocks stuck to it.
32:37🔗AdamOh, I'm sorry. Rape Bank, as it's known to anyone who drives an automobile through it. Oh, or actually pedestrians who attempt to cross the street, too.
33:12🔗AdamNothing. Never been raped trying to cross the street there in Burbank, huh, Keith?
33:19🔗DrewGo down by that media center. Wait till the walk light flashes that it's going to go to don't walk, just don't and walk in the street and see what happens.
33:28🔗AdamThat's where I got mine. That's where I got mine, except for I beat mine. But again, you beat a ticket. By the way, here was my victory. I had to take two days off of work, one day to go down and get the court appointment, the other day to actually go into court to learn.
33:57🔗AdamYou beat it. Yeah. Here's what it's like. It's like, hey, Super Bowl is coming up. You got Philly, you got New England. I'm going to take Philly and I'm going to take one touchdown. And if you lose, you don't have to pay me. You just don't lose. I mean, you, you.
34:17🔗AdamYou don't win. You just don't lose. You just don't lose. And that's winning somehow. My thing is with the courts and with these chicken ass tickets is you wanted 108 bucks of my money. Now you lost, you owe me 108. Maybe that'll slow you down. Just a seahair the next time you attempt to hand out one of your chicken ass tickets to the fine citizens. By the way, pay your bills, you idiots. Jesus Christ. Seahair. Stop effing with your own community, would you, please? Please leave your own alone. You wonder why people, you know, that's the bumper sticker I want. You know, all those those ass kissers with the back the badge and all this nonsense they put on there. I'm going to put one. It's going to say, leave your own alone.
35:24🔗AdamLeave your own alone. Yeah, I like that. I know us fat guys in nice cars present a very tempting target for you guys to do your raping. The government does enough raping for me. They take half my salary. That's not enough. You guys need a little extra something? Why don't you just dip into that half they take each year? Focus on that. All right. All right.
35:59🔗CallerHey, what's up? I have a question for Dr. Drew. Yeah. It's kind of strange. It's pertaining to sleepwalking. Every time, or not every time, but about five times the last couple months, if I get drunk, my roommate will say, excuse me, sleepwalking.
36:19🔗CallerIt never happens when I'm sober. And I don't remember anything of it, obviously, the next day.
36:24🔗DrewAll right. Well, I mean, drinking obviously makes your brain work differently, right? And there's various explanations for this. Some people get into a sort of withdrawal state. What time of night does this happen?
36:36🔗CallerI can still say, I mean, if I go to bed at about one, maybe around two.
36:41🔗DrewSo an hour after you go to bed, you start walking around?
36:46🔗CallerI mean, I don't remember much before going to bed.
36:50🔗DrewYes, you're in a blackout. And in blackout, people will march around and do all kinds of things they don't remember. And alcohol profoundly affects. Alcohol is a horrible sleep medication. Adam, I know you don't believe this, but.
37:01🔗DrewI know your medicine. It doesn't really work. It calms you down, but it's not good for sleep. It actually, it kind of helps you fall asleep. But then you'll be in a state of abnormal sleep and do things like, you know, wake up or pee on things and things you wouldn't normally do. People urinate, get up and urinate in the middle of the night on their furniture and stuff. Yeah, that's part of this whole syndrome. And with the blacking out and that, you know, I usually only see that kind of behavior in people with a family history of alcoholism. You already have an abnormal relationship. Yeah. So you have family history, you probably have the gene. And so the relationship you maintain with alcohol sort of is pathological already, even though you don't actively have the disease. And yes, people get up and sleepwalk and pee on things and do all kind of that. About three or four hours after you go to sleep, because alcohol is a diuretic, you need to pee. And by that point, you're starting to have withdrawal. And so now you can't go back to sleep. So people drink more in the middle of the night.
37:51🔗AdamIs that your thing, Adam? I whizzed in the sink one time.
38:13🔗DrewYeah, I mean, it wouldn't be in your usual sink. You'd sort of, I would pee in the window or I peed in the cat, in the cat, in the cat, in the cat.
38:20🔗AdamYou see, you see on no, yeah, in the cat. Do you hear me?
38:58🔗DrewAre you for your nose? Are you keeping it open or something or something?
39:02🔗AdamNo, I just I just I breathe out of my mouth. It's just, you know, it's been rainy. You know, it's been kind of moist outside. I just suck water off the side of the bed. I'm fine.
39:44🔗AdamYeah, it was awesome. Everyone was like, well, what place did he come in? I was like, no place. He never finished. There was half a lap left and I drove him into the wall and he coasted for about 20 feet, but that was about it. That was fun. I don't know. I haven't been asked to do it. I'm sure I'm on some sort of list. That's desperation list. After they get to the A list, the B list and C list folks will get to me. So I may be asked, I may not be asked. I know they like to mix it up and they don't want to do the same people every year or maybe even every other year. All that stuff. But if anyone's listening and they're representing, I love them cars.
40:31🔗It's mostly bachelors and bachelorettes and stuff.
40:35🔗AdamYeah. You know, the thing, the thing that's tough, it's true is like you go look at the years past. They've been doing the celebrity race out in Long Beach at the beginning of the Grand Prix, the celebrity Grand Prix they've been doing. And you go to the place where you do the training out in Willow Springs, California, and you look up at the wall and it's like, wow, there's Al Jolson and Bob Hope and President Reagan racing in the first one. Then I'm sitting there next to some guy from a Mexican soap and some chick was runner up on the Bachelorette.
41:16🔗AdamAnd I'm sure they're looking at me thinking the same thing, but it's like, don't put the wall, you know, up on the wall, it's crazy. It's like, wow, look at that. It's Meryl Streep and Jimi Hendrix. Awesome. And he was dead for like 10 years before they started the race, Drew.
41:35🔗AdamNo, but seriously, I did like Frank Sinatra and Meryl Streep in 1981. And then I'm just sitting there in between some, some, some, yeah, the dye tech guy. All right, you ready to rock?
41:48🔗AdamWe're taking a break. We're going to break it down. Yeah. And then we're going to come back. We're going to rock out. We'll be right back after this.
41:58🔗Love Line will be right back. Love Line of Adam. That's Dr. Drew in Minneapolis tonight.
42:16🔗DrewJust at a distance. Why? Anything interesting happened?
42:19🔗AdamI don't know. I saw one thing and it's like it's like I was being punished for doing something wrong. I turned it on an hour into it, had time to watch one act and it was Marc Anthony, Latin heartthrob. And I just, first off, I perpetually hate Marc Anthony because he sings that song, I Need to Know. Tell me little girl, cause I need to know. I need to know. It just keeps singing I Need to Know and it's like that song blows huge monkey ass. It's just a horrible, repetitive, crappy, derivative piece of steaming ass. That song sucks. And then if that wasn't bad enough, and I don't know what else the guy does, I'm convinced there's certain guys that are international superstars that nobody likes and nobody knows, but they keep working the international superstar and you just keep thinking, well, there must be something they know in Spain that I don't know. And you just sort of go along with it. I don't know anyone that listens to him. I don't know anyone who has his records. I don't know anyone who can name another song he sings. And just because you're not fat and you're Mexican does not make you a Latin crooner.
44:02🔗AdamI'm just saying, why do you why do you get to be a Latin lover? How do you get to be that? How do you how do you get? Oh, yeah. I got well, I was I was, you know, banging Miss Miss Rio Grande. And then then I went and now now I'm banging jail. How does that work? Women can be fooled that way.
44:23🔗AdamAll you got to do is once once you're seen with J.Lo, now that's it. And you've you've you've been you've been labeled a Latin superstar.
44:34🔗DrewNow, you know, that is your goal once if she is somebody cool wants them.
44:38🔗AdamThey all got to have them in demand. Yeah, it's like they're crappy purses. God awful, godly, horrible looking things. Five hundred bucks and they're fighting over them.
44:52🔗DrewNo. In fact, we would nothing make us happier than something we really liked and really wanted that other guys didn't want.
44:57🔗AdamYeah. And conversely, if there was a female equivalent to Marc Anthony and and some, you know, some big big superstar wanted today, it'd be like, have fun.
45:12🔗DrewImagine, imagine it. There's, you know, right. There's somebody you really, really think is hot and no one else does. And they're all going after somebody you don't like. It's like, oh, fine. Enjoy.
45:39🔗GuestAll right. My boyfriend and I are all about really good sex. And he's been telling me about this thing that women can do when they orgasm, where they like squirt.
46:25🔗GuestAnd then there's this woman who can and can't.
46:28🔗DrewRight. You're absolutely correct. But no, there's no way to learn this one as far as we know. And even the women that do it, only do it intermittently and really they can't predict when they're going to do it.
46:37🔗GuestReally? That sucks because he's all about that. He thinks it's the coolest thing and I feel bad because I can't do it for him.
47:07🔗AdamAnd I don't know, Gloria's. I mean, it's good to please your man and all that. But when they ask you to levitate, you tell them they can't do it and then they get angry and pout. You know what I mean?
47:23🔗AdamWhat do you want? Yeah. All right. And I think there's some sort of feeling. And by the way, this thing is sort of like being able to roll your tongue up into a taco shape.
47:35🔗AdamSome people just do it out of the womb. And then other people need some duct tape and a tongue depressor and a cigar. And it just doesn't make any sense.
48:53🔗AdamYeah. I don't know. No, no, no. You just decide. That's my thing. That's it. It's like, you know, it's like once, you know, you live in California, you go to these highfalutin weddings all the time. And it's like, well, she's Jewish and he's Baptist. So what we did is we went ahead and we had a priest and, no, no, you decide. I'm not going to sit through both these retards. You pick one, flip a coin. We're going one or the other. I'm not going to say I'm sitting through two weddings now. You got to pick one.
49:28🔗DrewIt's always faster or go to these non-dominational guys.
49:32🔗AdamJust pick something. Get some guys like Barefoot. You know, he calls his wife Starla. He drives a VW van and it's painless. You don't want to run by.
49:46🔗DrewI'm just saying some guy tonight started yelling at me. He was a marijuana advocate, screaming at me because I just started talking about how, you know, it's addictive and how we're treating and stuff.
49:56🔗AdamBut Drew, you hear every critique is screaming at you.
49:59🔗DrewNo, you're right. You're right. No, he's just going to yell at me. I can't remember. He was in my face, you know, yelling. You like like nose to nose kind of thing. Where were you? Relax. I gave a talk tonight that this this convention, it's like, oh my God, this marijuana advocate guy was there. And it's like, oh, come on. I was just about to go do my thing. Anyway, good times.
50:20🔗AdamWell, listen, people people that smoke pot are very defensive about it because they don't want to be lumped in with the druggies. But the reality is, is once you got 20 years in your belt, yeah, of smoking out every day, you're a drug user, yeah, a drug user.
50:35🔗DrewAnd by the way, my whole thing is we don't give a rat's ass what you do. Go ahead, go enjoy.
50:53🔗AdamIt's psychologically addictive. Yes, but it's not physically addictive. It's like, who cares? You got to smoke out every day.
51:01🔗DrewAnd I'm mad at myself for not saying exactly that, which is you stop or you either can stop or you can't. That's it. Very simple. If you're an addict, you can't. If you're not, yeah, that's fine. Whatever.
51:12🔗AdamHere's let's look at it. Let me put it to you this way. If it's not physically addictive, it's only emotionally addictive, then you're very weak-willed because you can't stop.
51:25🔗AdamNow, if it's physically, you should hope it's physically addictive. At least you have an excuse.
51:29🔗DrewWell, the reality is that it's all brain chemistry, and if you can't stop, it's because of that brain chemistry, and that's what addiction is.
51:38🔗AdamWhat do you mean physically addictive? This is something we've bought, like a woman trapped inside a man's body for all these years.
51:47🔗DrewIt doesn't mean a goddamn thing. You can either stop or you can't, and if you can't, it's because of a particular biology of the reward system. That's it, period. There is no such thing as psychologically addictive. That term, that's the one that doesn't exist.
52:10🔗AdamIt's just not as bad a drug, that's all. Yeah, that's right. All right. Let's see. I'm going to talk to some people who have been on hold for quite some time, starting with Brett, who's 17. Brett?
52:32🔗CallerMe and my girlfriend have some friends that they've been having sex for a long time and they use protection and everything. And a couple months ago, the condom broke on them. Like my girlfriend's all freaking out now and she wants me to use two.
52:45🔗DrewNo, that's more likely to break. Two is more likely to break.
53:35🔗DrewHey, keep the morning after pill around. That's really the backup you need. If there's a condom failure, morning after pill within a day, 90% protection.
54:02🔗CallerWell, me and my girlfriend, Ashley, we were having an intercourse one night, and she asked me if she could stick her finger up my butt. I said it was okay.
54:13🔗DrewYeah, I know. Let him finish his bogus question.
54:17🔗Adam68 minutes he spent for this. But here's the real question. Did the girlfriend actually go home? You know what I mean?
54:25🔗DrewWas she there? He's just taken over? Or was she even there? What do you mean?
54:29🔗AdamWell, maybe the girlfriend just called in. And yeah, I realize she must have called in. Otherwise, our crack phone screening staff wouldn't have let Uncle Joe on the phone say that he was Ashley. But was she slated to leave soon as he got online? Right.
54:47🔗DrewOnce he got a girl hooked in, he could take over then. Yeah.
55:23🔗AdamYeah, there's no 19 year old guys named Joe. No, maybe Joey, maybe. But not Joe. All right. So you've been on hold for 67 minutes and that's it. See, you really needed to build into it a little more slowly, Joe.
55:54🔗CallerBefore, but once she did that, now I'm having trouble. I have not been able to get off without her putting her finger up my butt.
56:00🔗AdamYou've turned the corner. There's no going back. And by the way, that's not how guys work, Joe. You successfully beat yourself off 1,555 times before her and her index finger walked in your life.
56:27🔗AdamThis is a chick question, perhaps, although chicks don't ask bogus questions. But for guys, this doesn't exist. It does, you know, I don't know if you're watching, you know, Dr. Phil, or maybe it does if you're reading those crappy Vogue and Cosmo magazines.
56:45🔗AdamYeah, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a guy, I'm 19. I've been getting it on with a girl and having at myself and all that for a number of years. Then one night she puts her index finger up.
57:01🔗DrewYeah, that's, that's BS. That's just BS.
57:04🔗AdamYou could orgasm during a autopsy with your dork and a wood chipper when you're 19. You could stand, you could actually watch them actually get that pizza cutter out and get the skull, get the ribs spread around. And you could have your penis in a wood chipper and achieve an orgasm.
57:25🔗DrewAnd by the way, here's the, here's the, agree with me on this, Adam. The male that actually suddenly does have some problem orgasming will tell you all the things he's tried to overcome the problem. He will, including the wood chipper or whatever, he'll be like, I tried it and they'll be, he'll be freaked out. Like, I tried this, I tried that.
57:41🔗AdamAnd call what, what do I do? Yeah. The next part of the bogus question is thinking he was gay.
58:08🔗CallerOkay. Today I was rehearsing with my band and then we got drunk and there were four guys in there in total. One of them is my boyfriend. And I had sex with my boyfriend with the three guys watching and I was wondering if you guys think that makes me a whore.
58:38🔗AdamI don't know quite what you're eligible to be like vie for the Rose Queen candidate this year. You actually just had intercourse with the other three guys standing around.
58:52🔗CallerThey were like they were drunk too. So they weren't just messing around then.
58:55🔗DrewThey were masturbating is what you're saying.
58:59🔗CallerI don't I'm not really sure. I wasn't really paying attention.
59:02🔗DrewAdam, please. What do you think they were doing?
59:06🔗CallerJust hanging out like one of them was shooting a BB gun at a peanut or something.
59:13🔗AdamAnd why why did you decide to do it in front of them?
59:17🔗CallerWell, I wasn't really I wasn't really paying attention to what was going on like. Like I said, I was really drunk and me and my boyfriend were thinking about having sex for a while.
59:31🔗DrewI'm confused. What do you mean you're thinking about having sex for a while? What does that mean? I mean, that day that day you've been talking about it.
59:38🔗CallerYeah. And like we were supposed to go to a party, but that got canceled. So we were like, oh, then might as well have our own party.
59:47🔗DrewWe just out of your mind loaded on multiple substances?
59:59🔗DrewI mean, not to know what you were doing. And what is it? You're ashamed of this now and you want to know if you can be not ashamed?
1:00:05🔗CallerWell, it's not that I'm ashamed. It's just like, I kind of feel like, wow, why? Like, how bad of a person am I?
1:00:15🔗AdamWell, I don't know. Look, you're not a bad person, but you're getting a little momentum with the booze.
1:00:21🔗DrewRight, you've got some substance problems.
1:00:23🔗AdamObviously, someone who makes bad decisions when you're drunk.
1:00:26🔗DrewRight, and that usually means alcoholism. People, alcoholism is defined by the consequences. And here now you're starting to accumulate some consequences, so you've got an alcohol issue. You probably have some boundary issues where you don't really perceive boundaries well, which means that something happened to you growing up, like some physical abuse or something. And you know, those are the behaviors that manifest in someone with that history. Now if you want to do something like that, if you feel bad about it, go ahead and get some help.
1:01:00🔗AdamWhy'd she call if she didn't feel bad about it?
1:01:02🔗DrewThat's right, that's right. And I like the way people are feeling, they feel bad until you suggest they might feel bad, that is what makes you think I'm gonna feel bad about that? I don't care, I don't care.
1:01:39🔗CallerAll right. Well, Monday or last Monday, like I found out that I was like pregnant, you know? And well, I called my friend who works at Planned Parenthood that she like doesn't really know that much. So I just wanted to know, I have a couple of questions, but one of them is how far along do you have to be to get like the physical abortion?
1:02:00🔗DrewWhat do you mean the physical abortion?
1:02:02🔗CallerI know there's like the pill and I know that there's the vacuum. Everyone that I know is like well you know, the pill makes you really nauseous and gets you really sick and everything.
1:02:12🔗DrewNo, they're thinking of something different, but go ahead, keep going.
1:02:20🔗DrewThat's it, you have the vacuum and you have the pill.
1:02:22🔗CallerYeah, so but then I know with the vacuum, like the people or the few girls that I know that got the vacuum, like they've been about like five, about now four to six months pregnant and I don't think.
1:02:41🔗CallerWell, I know like the latest was probably about five, but I think I'm like probably about like maybe late, like probably going into my second month or something.
1:02:50🔗DrewAll right, you got to get in there right away, come on.
1:02:52🔗DrewWhat are you doing? What are you doing?
1:02:55🔗AdamYeah, yeah, listen, time's on your side, Tasha. You just slow it down, little girl, relax.
1:03:00🔗CallerCheck this out though, like my best friend, right? She's like this hardcore Christian chick and like I've been seriously thinking about whether I should have it, whether I shouldn't, but like she came up to me the other day and she was just like, well, you know, I really don't want you to get this abortion. But it's like, you know, if it has to, like if it has to come to it, then I'll like, I'll adopt it. And I was just like, like first, like it didn't really dawn on me like how ridiculous that sounded until like, like the first thing I, huh?
1:03:26🔗DrewAdoption, we think, is a great option. We think that's a great way to go and a courageous way to go. And if you want to go that way, that's fine. I wouldn't give it to another 15-year-old. But yes, certainly there are plenty of capable parents out there.
1:03:39🔗AdamYes, but the fact that she's different. The fact that she's born again suggests that she has some mental disorder. I mean, let's be honest. It just is. It's one thing to have a little spirituality. It's another thing to just be too big a puss to admit there's nothing out there. That's really most people. 90% of the, well, 50% of this population of this country is just, they sort of suspect that there's really nothing going on out there, but they're too big a puss to chance that. So they just sort of, yeah, there's something. There's something. But when you start getting in the born again part of it, then you're into, look, is there anything? Look, I say if you have a woman trapped inside a man's body, that person's psychiatric case, you got a guy you got a personal relationship with that was floating up in the sky looking after you, big difference in those two thoughts?
1:04:50🔗AdamAre they just, they're just very devout people? They should be respected? Do you know what I'm saying? Like at what point does it become a disorder? Yeah?
1:05:00🔗DrewThat's good. That's something people grapple with, for sure.
1:05:03🔗AdamI'm going to the mountaintop. I got a six pack and a folding chair and the Raptors coming this weekend. Yeah? Sane person? That the person you want raising your kids?
1:05:14🔗DrewBut anyway, what's his caller's name again?
1:05:17🔗DrewWrite it down. Tasha. Get back to Tasha. This business about adoption and what she's doing, she needs guidance. You need support. You need somebody who's used to helping people through these kinds of situations. You're going to make up your own mind, but right now you are in denial and the clock is ticking and you may have limited options if you let too much time sweep by. All right.
1:05:38🔗AdamTasha, you need to haul your ass into Planned Parenthood tomorrow and make a plan.
1:05:47🔗CallerOkay. Yeah. Well, see, I had lunch with her today and I was like, well, I just, I made up my mind. Like I was seriously like this thought this whole week, trying to like think, well, should I do it? Should I not? You know, but I told her and she was like, she got really sad and she was like, I was like, so what's wrong? You know, and she's like, I wanted a baby.
1:06:07🔗DrewLook, get to the Planned Parenthood. You listen, you are all over the place. Get to Planned Parenthood or get somewhere where they can give you some counseling. Okay, figure this out.
1:06:15🔗CallerWell, I just got like my PAP results back. And they said it was normal and I need a caposcopy. Like will it interfere with each other?
1:06:24🔗DrewLike they may limit what they can do. Did you, did they know you were pregnant?
1:06:31🔗DrewLook, get in there, please. Look, you might, you're going to get cervical cancer and ignore that. Let's go. Come on, come on. All right. Get going here.
1:06:38🔗AdamStop, stop taking advice from somebody thinks the earth is 2000 years old.
1:06:42🔗DrewOr anybody else would go to the doctor, would you?
1:06:45🔗AdamLook, here's, look, let me explain something, please. Everyone listen. Most people are idiots. That's number one. Number two, most people in their 19, 18, 17 are idiots. And then you, you, you put the chick part on there. Now you got a real problem. You chicks who are 19 listening to your other 19-year-old friends, oh my God. You want to talk about bad advice. You want to talk about a horrible leader. You're, we sit here every night. My nine, Tammy, she's 17. She says that you shouldn't be listening to any chick who's not a lesbian under the age of 30.
1:07:41🔗AdamThank you, buddy. You're very, you're very smart to know I'm right. All right. Let's talk to, and here's the thing. Guys are stupid too. They just don't talk as much. Or if they do, they talk about sports.
1:07:58🔗AdamGuys, you know, when 19 year old guys with other 19 year old guys, don't give advice. Like if there was a 19 year old guy who was, who was pregnant, like if guys could get pregnant, you're 19 and you hung out with your other 19 year old buddies and you're like, I'm three months pregnant.
1:08:57🔗AdamAdd a joke. All right. Let's take a break. We'll be right back after this. Hey, buddies. It's Love Line, man. That's Dr. Drew in Minneapolis tonight. Just got mad at Drew, feeling no, no, no. And we're back, ready to do the show. Now, Drew's point is well taken, though, which is, yeah, guys would laugh. Guys normally laugh first. Right. And then the advice they dispense is you're aft.
1:09:44🔗DrewRight, and then they want whatever you've got in your hand.
1:09:47🔗AdamYeah, and a lot of, a lot of, that's how, when 19-year-old guys give advice to other guys, they don't give advice as much as they react to what horrible situation the other person's in.
1:10:00🔗AdamAnd then they do a lot of what were you thinking, and man, you're screwed, and my dad would kill me if I was, you know, actually, they make things worse.
1:10:10🔗AdamAnd the other thing that 19-year-old guys have is no means to do anything. Like, look, if you needed 200 bucks for the abortion, it'd just be like, wow, what are you gonna do?
1:11:20🔗DrewWhy don't you go to Casa de Las Amigas in Pasadena, there's a, it's a fairly reasonably priced and people have been through treatment before, it'll be good for you, okay?
1:11:31🔗DrewDe Las Amigas in Pasadena. Casa de Las Amigas.
1:11:35🔗AdamThey do great work and they have, it's home of the three pound burrito.
1:11:39🔗DrewIf you, if you still have trouble, I work in a place called Las Encinas Hospital in Pasadena, also if you're feeling like hurting yourself or really feel like you need more monitoring that a sort of residential place can handle, give us a call, okay?
1:13:00🔗AdamYou wonder why, but here's the whole thing about, you know, Los Angeles. Well, other than the name Los Angeles is our whole thing is like, we got to tighten up these borders. We don't need to coming here to CASA de Amigos or Los Encinas or taking Sepulveda over to Los Feliz over here and like, whoa, whoa, there's nothing that's not, doesn't have a Spanish surname on it here. There's nothing. Why don't you guys just, I'll tell you what, pile into the El Camino and head into Los Angeles and stop over at Los Encinas, which is in Pasadena, which is right off of Los Robles.
1:13:58🔗AdamWell, I'm just saying we're trying to present, we're trying to present a less attractive target to our south of the border friends over here.
1:14:12🔗AdamI mean, imagine. And by the way, all these names, we don't know what they mean. But in Spanish, they translate into, you know, never setting sun and endless river and stuff like that. What if you were living? What if you were just living in a place in Mexico is where you want to go and in places, everything was called like, oh, Big Happyburg and Fun Jumbo Time and Come On Down, Whitey and stuff like, it'd be like, what?
1:14:48🔗AdamYeah, I mean, I think, think of the names. I don't even, you know, I don't live in Los, I mean, just City of Angels. Yeah. Sounds pretty good.
1:15:07🔗AdamAlso, right across the border from Tijuana is like El Cajon. You know, and the other one is right. There's another Spanish city that's right. It's like, is there, names wise, there's no division between Mexico and Los Angeles, or San Diego.
1:15:27🔗DrewName wise, you drive, you can't, how do you tell the difference with name or otherwise?
1:15:33🔗AdamYeah, yeah, it's like, okay, leave Tijuana, go into El Cajon, that leads you into San Diego, and you just stay on the 405 along Santa Monica mountains there, and you just hit, you go down to Sepulveda, and that takes you to Los Encinas.
1:15:50🔗GuestAll right, there you go. There you go.
1:15:52🔗AdamTaco Bell's really about the closest name we have.
1:16:18🔗GuestOkay, I have a question here. All right, now, this is a little complicated, so you guys gotta listen up. I am the head of a 12-step program, okay? I'm training to be an alcohol and drug counselor. I'm also a member of a 12-step program, which is pretty much the same as my own 12-step program. Now, I had a spiritual awakening as a result of my own 12 steps, and my boyfriend broke up with me, okay? That's because I've decided to live my life in a different way, sexually speaking, and he's used to the kinky cop-out-fit-nurse-or-uniform kind of gal. So, I'm explaining to him, look, I'm not even saying I believe in God. I believe in energy. I believe in my personal chi, and I don't have a sex drive right now, okay? And he says, you are psycho. Now, here's the little twist to it. This spiritual awakening, I feel, is a gift from energy, because I was in the hospital during this time, when I had the spiritual awakening, and I thought I would give this.
1:17:47🔗GuestOkay. Just listen up and try to be open-minded about this. The spiritual awakening.
1:17:53🔗AdamHold on. Are you allowed to have spiritual breakthroughs when you're on Xypraxa?
1:18:00🔗DrewYeah, yeah, you can. You can't think you're Jesus because that means you're not taking enough medicine, but you can have a spiritual breakthrough. If by spiritual, does this mean just connection with something greater than yourself? That's all. Just a sense of purpose.
1:18:13🔗GuestAlright. Okay, so anyway, I've had my own little personal spiritual awakening, okay? I'm no longer manic. I'm not bipolar.
1:18:23🔗DrewBipolar is something... Bipolar is something you are chronically, but you're not manic right now. Okay, got it.
1:18:30🔗GuestI'm not bipolar. I don't have a history of bipolar.
1:18:44🔗GuestI have lupus, so I was on Prednisone for a couple of weeks. And you made you manic? I don't think I'm Jesus, though, and I don't think I'm anything. I just have my own personal self-help program, which needs to keep anonymity at the level of press, radio, and films. I, my boyfriend, is an Atheist anarchist, and I am an ex-Atheist cultural Jew, now Lindsay Bob Show at the top of my own 12-step program.
1:19:15🔗DrewAll right, here's the deal. Here's the deal.
1:19:17🔗AdamAll right, hold on. First off, you are so lucky I'm looking at a Playboy right now and I'm paying attention to your rambling ass.
1:19:24🔗DrewYeah, you are a little pressured and a little hypomanic right now. Whether it's medication-induced or otherwise, you need to look into that. That's why you're taking the Xyprexa. If you weren't mannaky, you wouldn't be on the Xyprexa. So you got to have that managed carefully. Secondly, in recovery, people grow and they grow in lots of different ways. But if the other, significant other is not participating in a program of growth, you leave them behind and their relationship does not work. It's why relationships don't survive recovery typically. It's not about your spiritual awakening. It's about the fact that you're no longer his drug buddy. You're no longer in the kinky stuff that he likes. You're a different person. And if he's not willing to look at his stuff and grow along with you, the relationship naturally falls apart.
1:20:05🔗AdamI love these idiot anarchists. What the hell are they even talking about?
1:20:09🔗DrewAnd by the way, she really wants to stay with that guy. Of course, you've woken up and grown and looked at him and go, ah, ah, I don't want to have sex anymore. I don't like this guy anymore.
1:20:19🔗AdamAnd here's the whole thing. Spiritually speaking, before the age of 25, remember I gave that speech a few minutes ago. No one should listen to you. You should have no breakthroughs, no spirituality, just nothing. Just focus on getting a job and not getting drunk and falling off of something. That's what you need to focus on at 19. Don't get so wasted that you fall off of something. Yeah.
1:20:41🔗GuestAll right. Let's talk to, I'm going for the longest on home.
1:20:47🔗AdamI'm trying to be fair tonight. Michelle?
1:21:57🔗AdamOh, thanks. That's why people are so horrible. About to say something. I know. I've heard, I've heard it. And it's like, well, what is it? Well, not your policy, but why can't people just shut up? Thank you. I will have a, I told my father, I'll have a drifter kill him.
1:22:16🔗DrewRight. Kill him. Hey, you know what that is, though? I think, I think it's, I was just trying to value my bottle. Ooh, nice. Yeah.
1:22:22🔗AdamIt's going to be painful. I'm thinking about actually doing it anyway.
1:22:26🔗DrewThat's your policy there too. But I was thinking about why I would say no, no, no to you and do that craziness too. It's, and I'm listening to what she just did too. It's a lapse of concentration, I think. People aren't, even if it's for a brief second, if they really don't listen, they'll do stupid stuff like that. Because they're on their own rhythm and they have to listen. It's hard to listen constantly. Even you and I, at least me, listen every night, you still have lapses.
1:22:53🔗AdamNow, your dad, is he going to get the operation?
1:22:59🔗He says he is. He's going to the transgender support group meetings. The really freaky thing is he has like, well, I guess it's good in a way because my little sister thinks it's okay. But she's helping him out with his wigs and stuff.
1:23:24🔗AdamOh, well, I know this. Well, first off, you're 27. You're out of the house.
1:23:30🔗CallerOh, yeah. And he lives in another state. But we were really close when we were younger. And he hasn't even, he has not said anything to me about it personally. I find out everything through my sister and my stepmom.
1:23:44🔗AdamAll right. Well, let's I think Drew and I are going to come down on the same side of the coin on this one, which is I believe it's selfish, ultimately. Obviously, he wants to become a woman. Obviously, this is something that's important to him. On the other hand, you have a couple of kids, maybe more, who you are thoroughly going to freak out. And you run the risk of severing the ties that you've created with those children.
1:24:21🔗AdamObviously, to him, it's important. I mean, it's very important to him. But I also sort of believe, like, if you have a 15-year-old and it's been your life's dream to take a snowmobile up Mount Everest during the winter seasons, I don't think you should be able to do that. There's a good chance you're gonna die. It's being selfish. And you could say, yeah, but this is what I want to do. This is my dream. Well, you shouldn't have crapped out the kids.
1:24:50🔗DrewIt's a little bit weird, though, because our sexual drives are so powerful and they color everything, and you'd be like you, Adam, again, taking the boobs away and going, sorry, you can't have those because you had kids.
1:25:01🔗AdamRight. But he has made it, you know, 50 years without having, you know, having a penis, you know.
1:25:09🔗AdamI think he could make it another 25 until he takes a nice nap forever. The thing is, Michelle, I'm just taking you off the hook, which is he's entitled to do what he wants and you're entitled to do what you want.
1:25:26🔗DrewThank God he didn't do it when you were five or something.
1:25:28🔗CallerI guess my question was really just if he even is really serious, because he's also a recovering alcoholic that's not very sane and he's got bipolar and all kinds of other things.
1:25:39🔗DrewWill he say, undoubtedly, he was a trauma survivor?
1:25:44🔗CallerYou don't have the hours to listen to it all, but, yeah. I mean, will they even, would the doctors even go through with something like that?
1:25:56🔗AdamYou just think it's the world's most sanest people that get their joints lopped off?
1:26:01🔗DrewBut the question is, is there any alternative treatments to sort of make these people feel like they're whole without this? That's the real weird part.
1:26:09🔗CallerI'm just afraid that he still won't feel whole, and then he'll...
1:26:13🔗DrewWell, they claim, just like the guy that got his penis enlarged, I was in these penis enlargement surgeries yesterday, they claim that they feel great now. You still see a lot of stuff going, a lot of problems. Remember, Adam, we had that female to male in the studio the other day?
1:26:32🔗DrewAnd she was obviously so disturbed, but still focused on...
1:26:38🔗AdamLook, I never met a more angry person than whatever the hell it called itself that was in my studio, and I'm not... I feel bad beating up on someone who's not here, but oh my God, what an a-hole. Yeah. This person was... I've never hated someone more. So angry, it was palpable, it was uncomfortable. I had to ask him or it a few times, what are you angry about? What's your beef? I'm asking you a question. Yeah. Horrible, angry person. Obviously, the... Here's the thing. People treat this gender reassignment like they have some sort of pinched... They have like a bad disc, like they have some like a herniated disc in their back, and all of a sudden they're going to get this cortisone shot, and after years of pain, after years of anguish and sleepless nights, all of a sudden, pow! Oh my God, the pain has gone away, and I'm just, oh, now I'm playing hoop, I'm doing my thing, I'm running, I'm with my kids again. No way, you're a tortured nut job with your penis, and soon you'll be a tortured nut job without your penis. That's all. This person that came into the studio was, boy, if this was it after the surgery, I would like to see her or it or him before the surgery.
1:28:28🔗AdamYeah, his plan is to torture this guy, have him a woman inside his body so he can get his penis cut off. And his plan for me is to make fun of him. I think, I think. That's kind of how it played out. And he does have a plan. Well, it's hard to argue with it.
1:28:43🔗DrewRight. It's the proof is in the pudding.
1:29:09🔗CallerYeah, LoveLine, that's what I'm talking about.
1:29:14🔗AdamI'm Adam, that's the Drew Sker. He's over in Minneapolis.
1:29:19🔗GuestHe'll be in the studio tomorrow night.
1:29:23🔗AdamGotta give a quick plug to Saw DVD. Scary, scary, scary stuff. It's got Danny Glover and Carrie Elwes in it, and it is out February 15th. That is Tuesday, day after Valentine's Day. Let me tell you this, Drew. Every puzzle has its pieces. Scary, yes?
1:29:51🔗AdamThat's Saw. And here's the thing. You call in, you're over 18 or 18 plus. We'll give you a DVD and a chance to qualify to head to England to go to a big rock festival. It's called Bloodstock, but that just sounds retarded. So I'm just going to call it a big rock. Here's the whole thing. It's Derbyshire, England. And you get to go see Bloodstock. My take is we're sending you to England. You know what I mean?
1:30:19🔗AdamLike my whole thing would be like, what can I win? Well, you can go to England. Wow, that's cool. Or as opposed to what can I win? We're sending you to Derbyshire to Bloodstock. I'm cool. I'll just take the DVD.
1:31:43🔗AdamThat would be my criteria. Look, if there's a woman inside you, then we're going to… If we can perform a hysterectomy on it, we will then cut your penis off. Right.
1:31:52🔗DrewThere you go. All right. All right. So, what's the question? Has your sex drive changed after the hysterectomy?
1:32:58🔗DrewExcept for that. Maybe this has rekindled some of that old trauma stuff, having been through this big surgery and having a life-threatening experience. You know, the common experience of trauma is the experience of powerlessness, and I couldn't imagine anything that felt more powerless than having cancer.
1:33:13🔗AdamThat's the stuff you got to look into. And by the way, you're telling me there's no God?
1:33:20🔗AdamYeah, he's got a plan. Here's my plan for Ashley. We'll let her uncle F her during her childhood, and then when she hits her late teens, we'll give her uterine cancer. Fantastic. Hey, hey, whoa, don't argue with the plan.
1:33:35🔗DrewWomen do sometimes complain, though, after a hysterectomy, when the ovaries remain, that they still have a funny change in the sex drive, and there's debate about why that might be.
1:33:42🔗AdamAll right, Ashley, you've been through a lifetime of trauma. Well, actually, many lifetimes of trauma, because obviously there's many people that aren't abused, although they never called this show, in your short 21 years. So therapy, therapy, therapy, baby.
1:34:15🔗DrewYou should talk to the endocrinologist or gynecologist about this. Sometimes there can be changes in circulating sex, hormone-binding, globulin, other very subtle changes that can change things like the level of free-circulating testosterone, which is something that's very powerfully affecting sex-driving women. So look into that.
1:34:49🔗DrewI'm a Mormon. I'm not interested in organized religion.
1:34:52🔗AdamRight. All right. You don't really have anything. Half Jew, but that's nothing, right? You and Drew's got nothing. All right. We'll take ourselves a quick break. Be right back after this. All right, guys.
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1:35:29🔗AdamWell, that's the show, everybody. Big show, big show playing tomorrow night. Dr. Drew, our guest tomorrow night. Nice.
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