1:24🔗AdamThat's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-LLV-E-191. Dr. Drew's a board-certified physician and addiction medicine specialist. And tonight, it gives me great pleasure to welcome back to the Loveline studio, none other than DAG, my main man, David Alan Grier!
1:43🔗David Alan GrierAdam, Adam, can you hear me? I'm at the front gate. I've been buzzing for half an hour.
1:53🔗DrewI see you guys there, the lights on. Never happened in the studio.
1:57🔗David Alan GrierIt's me, I'm a guest. I'm a guest on the show. Can you buzz me in?
2:02🔗AdamYeah. Now, let me tell you, when they see a brother pull up, the guy on the roof in the parapet, the sniper guy, no, the hat goes backwards. Doesn't start shooting, just the hat turns around.
2:19🔗AdamDAG did break down and get some rims for his SUV.
2:21🔗David Alan GrierNo, we did. I got some doo-doos, baby. That's two and two.
2:26🔗AdamHere's the problem, he bought this SUV and he kept it bone stock for like three years and it was getting his ass kicked by the black community. Oh, black community, yeah. White guys don't have the way of us to bring it up, but the black guys are like, where's your rim?
2:40🔗David Alan GrierSo this is a security guard at Fox.
2:42🔗David Alan GrierYou're driving on them 10s, man.
2:46🔗David Alan GrierMeanwhile, he drives up on a moped, you know, he's like, you got them 10s. Man, you need you some 24s, 38s, 95s.
2:55🔗AdamThere is, David, tell me, be honest, is there a certain amount of pressure being black, being at a certain age, being in Hollywood? Like, Drew gets an SUV, he gets it in beige, he doesn't have to touch it. He does not have that. You get an SUV, you got to put rims on it.
3:12🔗David Alan GrierAbsolutely. Well, Drew, Drew goes like this, what's it come with?
3:52🔗DrewWhen I, when I was, he was sitting next to me on an airplane last week. The entire way, either sleeping and during which there's all sorts of funny things happening and or reading motorcycle magazines.
4:09🔗David Alan GrierSo I'm in the bathroom snorting my stuff, you know, popping valves, doing all sorts of zanies.
4:15🔗AdamNo, I know because you start choking on your own vomit and he starts judging. He performs a heimlich, but the first thing he does is judge.
4:21🔗David Alan GrierWell, first of all, Dr. Drew never stopped working. He's like, David, we got to sit together because I really want to talk to you. I want to go five milligrams. Yeah. And so I can't wait.
4:33🔗AdamWe sit in there punching a Scantron sheets all the way to LA.
4:45🔗AdamDavid Alan Grier, by the way, is going to be the Ontario improv. This what's that? What is it? Thursday? What's the 21st? Thursday, the 21st, all the way through Sunday in Sunday.
4:58🔗David Alan GrierAnd yes, you really haven't played California till you played Brea.
5:02🔗AdamNo, no, I know. It's where all the greats.
5:45🔗David Alan GrierHey, you're going to do some motorcycle stuff, right?
5:47🔗AdamI'm doing motorcycle stuff with DAG. And let me say this about DAG and the bikes. There's bikes and then there's bikes. There's these jackoffs who ride around in these big hogs with no suspension on them. They're sitting, they're like reclined. It's like they're driving a lazy boy down the street. They got the monkey hanger bars on there. It's they make they got open pipes. It's just flames everywhere. It's just, hey, look at me. I'm a jackal saddle. And so everyone look at me. I have this bike that gets less. By the way, the bike gets 18 miles a gallon. Wow. The thing's louder than hell. It doesn't handle. It's like, handles like a trash dumpster. It's just an obnoxious piece of ass that everyone, it's just really, hey, look at me. Hey, look at me. Hey, look at me. DAG doesn't monkey with that. DAG gets the Cafe Racers, puts the helmet on. People don't know who he is.
6:40🔗AdamThey got no idea. And then when he whips the helmet off and shakes his head around, it's like, Shaka, daka, boom. He, it's the difference between driving around a Ferrari and driving around just some big monster truck with huge wheels on it, suspension lift.
6:59🔗David Alan GrierOr it's the difference between being a doctor who cares and a doctor who rides around with the little MD license plate bracket. Mm-hmm, I wish I had one of those. And the beeper.
7:33🔗David Alan GrierWell, that means they had a meeting. They said, OK, it's set. I got some exciting news. Get Bob in here. Well, do I have a treat for you? We're going to screen the Muppet Movie. Well, are you talking to me?
8:00🔗David Alan GrierNo, no, I didn't really watch the series that much to know all those guys. But I knew it kind of anyway. It's a film within a film. They show them filming the series. I am the director of the television series directing people, bad obnoxious TV.
8:23🔗Hi. Can I just say first that you guys have the best love show in the world, like other than these other A-holes that are on TV and like all of the crap that they have. And yeah, I don't, David, this is an honor to be speaking.
8:38🔗David Alan GrierIt's an honor for you to be on the show.
8:40🔗Oh my gosh, you're hilarious. And Adam, you're a god and you're freaking intelligent. So I love it.
8:46🔗David Alan GrierLet's review for a minute. I'm hilarious. I'm hilarious.
9:03🔗Hey, I'm sorry. Yeah, okay, so when I was about 16 to about 19, I dated one of my best guy friends and when we were about 18, we started having sex and then we just broke up when we were both 19.
9:26🔗AdamDavid's getting bored. You got to get some sex talk in.
9:32🔗DrewNo, wait a second, Laurie. Hold on a second. David sleeps after me. When he sleeps on a plane, first he can sleep on his back. He can sleep on his back. Hell of a second, Laurie. As opposed to making noise, out of playing what he does, goes through sort of scenes from Shakespeare.
11:14🔗Okay, and at 19 we broke up for, I don't even know what reason, but we just remained like best friends, ever since it's been like two years, but I'm still having sex with him, and he has a girlfriend, and I'm still like going out with other guys, so I don't know what to do, like.
11:29🔗DrewLet me, I'm suspicious that the reason you don't remember why you broke up is because he initiated it. Yeah, and he would remember why, and the reason you're still having sex is because you allow him to do that to you, and of course he will.
11:42🔗No, because I was the one who brought it up, I was like, you know what, I really, like I think I was just getting bored, like I don't know, I just, I do that sometimes.
11:49🔗DrewI think you're just telling me, you just open the door, you threw the door open.
11:53🔗David Alan GrierGuys, I'm Mechelen Jekyll. Let's let the little woman talk here. Now, are you happy with this relationship exactly the way it is?
12:04🔗I like it because I don't know, I like him a lot because he's like my best friend or whatever.
12:09🔗David Alan GrierOkay, but you don't want anything more, you want it like if you could say in perpetuity, that means forever, you want it just like this. You don't want him to dump his girlfriend, you don't want him to pledge his love, you want it to exist just like this, you're happy, right?
12:31🔗David Alan GrierWell, you don't have questions, you have a-
12:34🔗DrewHang on a second, Laurie, the problem with our call is that they believe their own BS. They talk themselves into stuff.
12:39🔗David Alan GrierYou know what, you've talked yourself into a whole medical career. Let's listen to our patients, let's not just jump in, you know, you just don't come in and go, you got an appendicitis, don't you?
12:47🔗DrewYou know, Doug's dad was a doctor, he's a little fever, a little flashback.
13:07🔗David Alan GrierLaurie, so what's your question? You don't know why.
13:09🔗Okay, no, okay, here's my question. I need to know if I should end up going out with him again, should I date him again, or should I seek counseling? I don't really know what to do.
13:18🔗AdamWell, let's try to figure something out. Let's try to establish something. You say he's your best friend and you love having sex with him. Doesn't that mean you're in love with him? You're in love with him?
13:30🔗I think it does, but I don't know if I can do it because I'm-
14:24🔗DrewLaurie, so if you could write the script, you would be, he would devote himself to you and he'd drop his girlfriend, you'd go on together, that'd be that.
14:33🔗CallerI really, I don't know, I don't know what to do. What, should I seriously?
14:36🔗AdamAll right, all right. You're in love with the guy, you're just not in a minute. By the way, there's got to be some room in that script for a wacky black neighbor.
14:52🔗David Alan GrierCan I take my flip-flops off?
14:54🔗AdamDAG's got himself one of those house arrest, anklet things, but he only, now here's the funny part. He can get down to his mailbox, but he can't get any further than that, which gets him just to the front door of his hot neighbor, but he can't get inside the house, so he has to receive oral through the mail slot.
15:13🔗DrewWouldn't he be good as the person we only see through the mailbox?
15:16🔗David Alan GrierThe whole story evolves. Kind of like that Tim Allen thing.
15:49🔗AdamBig, big, big Olga, the big Gilda, the big European Eastern Bloc European chick. And then just a bevy of hot blondes running in and out of the place.
15:58🔗David Alan GrierHispanic like receptionist. Yeah. Boxer boyfriend, you know.
16:03🔗AdamOh, here's the thing. Super, super lazy Hispanic male janitor. Wow. He's always just sort of leaning on the mop, looking at the chick.
16:11🔗David Alan GrierAnd he says that's the key phrase. He says something like, I don't clean that room.
16:29🔗David Alan GrierI don't clean that room. Don't give me starting.
16:32🔗AdamYou know, I was watching, I was watching Full House, as I'm apt to do over a long weekend. And I just like, you know, Fonzie had his A and everyone had their sort of Roger, Roger from What's Happening had his thing. Everyone had their own had their own catchphrase. They tried for a while to get John Stamos. They tried for a while to get him to do a Lord Have Mercy, but it never quite caught on. But you could tell, you could tell they were trying to get it to catch on, but then they abandoned it. You know what I'm saying?
17:04🔗David Alan GrierDo I hear a train coming in the station? Let's, I want to see or hear a catchphrase from one of you guys. Let's try it out tonight, but you got to do it the whole show.
17:49🔗David Alan GrierTry this. Oh, it's you know what that is. You know what that is. That is a burger. Well, I always got to go back. A lot of avocado, some nonfat yogurt, and of course, a couple of glasses of Cabernet. I got a rifle through the old cellar there, Dr. Drew. I have 1300 bottles. That's three bottles a day for one year.
18:10🔗DrewWell, you know, Adam needs some medicine. That's his medicine. He'll come raid it.
18:15🔗AdamLet me ask you guys something. Seriously, the Belch, which I don't think I smell the Belch until I... Your own.
19:00🔗AdamYou guys have the biggest profound effect on me. I mean, like I'm the biggest. I've been listening for like eight years now. Thank you. I mean, thank you.
19:14🔗DrewDo you wear your nasal CPAP? You should see it. He has to bring this thing with traveling with this huge mask that pushes up in his nostril. Really?
19:21🔗David Alan GrierI can't really sleep with that, but I sleep about if I get four hours with the old CPAP there.
19:25🔗DrewYeah. You have CPAP and nasal CPAP? You have both?
19:28🔗David Alan GrierNo. I have the CPAP. I have the whole big one.
20:40🔗AdamNo, I'm just saying you were built to perform oral.
20:42🔗David Alan GrierGet down there and root around. Come on. You better kick in because there's going to be a man who's going to. And he may be installing a table right now. You know what I like to do? I'm putting these cables together. You know I like to do something else. I'm going to talk to you.
21:46🔗David Alan GrierBut you always want to say how wonderful they smell and taste. You never want to come on pickles. Are you? What's your diet like?
23:04🔗AdamI have a question. I have a really good question. I just want to know if the pill is going to boost or hurt my girlfriend's sex drive.
23:13🔗DrewIt depends what pill she takes and it depends on her. If she takes the depot shot, that's more likely to shut her down than anything else. Because the triphasic pills tend to be more likely to boost the sex drive a little bit, but for some women they shut them down. So it's really just a matter of how she responds to it. In general, more estrogen, less progesterone tends to improve the sex drive.
23:34🔗David Alan GrierThat's not always true. Because tributals, don't they make the whole...
23:38🔗DrewSometimes the progesterone has an androgenic effect.
23:40🔗David Alan GrierWell, you want to look at progesterones like that. But I'm just saying sometimes the progesterones make the whole hobby glidal kickback and which causes a whole hyperbolic sexualization.
24:06🔗David Alan GrierI'm trying that out. I'm going to try different levels, though.
24:08🔗AdamYeah, that's good. That's good. Yeah, there's the one... where you've been injured, you've fallen off the roof, trying to install your own satellite dish. And then when you're lying, and I think you're dead, and you say it, you want a tango? And that's when I know, like when you say it, your ribs are cracked. Yeah.
24:23🔗David Alan GrierOr you could do the one where you go... It hurts.
24:39🔗We're going to take ourselves a little break.
24:41🔗AdamDAG also also known as my main man is in the studio tonight. He's going to be the Ontario improv. Ripping it up, baby. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Do not miss him. We'll take a quick break. Be right back after this.
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25:24🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline and Adam. That's Dr. Drew, DAG, also known as my main man.
25:31🔗AdamDavid Alan Grier is gonna be at the Ontario Improv on the 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th. That is this Thursday through Sunday at the Improv. I've seen David do stand-up.
25:44🔗AdamI gotta tell you, David's one of these guys, he's just super talented in whatever direction he wants to go in, he's gonna do a great job. He wants to do acting, he's good, he wants to do radio, he's good.
25:54🔗DrewHe was trying out for a theater part when he was in New York.
25:57🔗David Alan GrierYeah, I didn't get it. Thanks for bringing that up.
25:59🔗DrewToo nice. But I was thinking it was a straight acting role, right?
26:02🔗David Alan GrierWell, no, it was a musical version of the color purple, and I was trying out for the abusive.
26:09🔗David Alan GrierI'm gonna whoop your butt today. Don't look at me.
26:24🔗David Alan GrierIt's the color purple, not the color Wonder Bread.
26:27🔗AdamI'm just saying, I don't know the story. I just know musicals traditionally is one black guy. And you go up against 100 people.
26:34🔗David Alan GrierAnd he has tab shoes and he's kicking high. He's kicking high.
26:37🔗DrewReally, I've seen you. I saw you on Life with Bonnie, pull something, singing and dancing, like in moments. And I was like, well, that's serious.
26:45🔗David Alan GrierAnd your wife was here. Your beloved was here.
26:47🔗David Alan GrierShe was like, she was like a Van Halen groupie. And she was all in a tizzy over Bonnie. Oh, my God.
26:54🔗DrewBut the point is, though, that I was thinking to myself, that is talent. You got to like deploy.
26:59🔗David Alan GrierYou know, enough about me. Let's save some kids. That's really why I come here.
27:03🔗AdamLet me just, I want to mention something that Dave is probably going to get some use out of at some point in his life. Not now. Maybe not. It's not right to hear it now, but at some point. And just in general, Drew and I were at a wedding last night. Yesterday. And I thought to myself, the whole time the ceremony was going on, I was thinking to myself, thank Christ I'm married because I'm sitting next to my wife and if she was my girlfriend, she'd be pissed off right now. Because if you bring, because you've been dating someone for a few years and you go to a wedding, they're pissed. And then later on, and I was just sitting there feeling like, we had no pressure because normally there's that weird stuff. They're looking at you, weird tension, all that. The other thing is, then we ran into Amy, friend of ours who works over here at the station. She's going out of town with her man and they're going to Europe. I think they're going to Paris or something. They've been together for a few years. She said, oh, he may be. I said, oh no, listen, guys will travel with you. In his mind, it's not like I'm going out to pop the question. Guys don't think about that. Well, it ran through her mind, some of her friends thought. I'm telling you guys.
28:09🔗AdamBut let me say this, guys. If you're with a woman for a couple of years, or maybe it's just six months, but you're in your 30s or whatever, you know she's looking to get married. You can't go out of town to Palm Springs or Santa Barbara, or God forbid, Europe. You can't go anywhere. She's expecting the whole time that you're going to pop something. You're totally oblivious. You're there to get drunk and F and then drive back. See how the car ride is back from your romantic weekend. A night a while, their palms raise. Arms will be crossed. You'll be strangely silent. You'll be about 50 miles out of Palm Desert and you do that. What's up? You're quiet. What was it? We had a great time.
28:50🔗AdamYeah. You can't go out of town. Don't do it or propose, but don't go out of town.
28:55🔗DrewBut how weird that men are not being led to understand that at all and women aren't honest about it. Because the guys have no idea.
29:05🔗David Alan GrierI tried to tell female friends. I told you I had a discussion with a female friend. She was really mad at this guy that she had a crush on. And I was like, well, why are you mad at him? Because he won't pay attention to her. I was like, okay, so do you know, does he know that you like him? He should know. He should just know. Like, did you tell him? No, but he should know. And like, okay, so you didn't tell him. So he's supposed to read your mind and know that you like him. And now you're, she was so angry. She wouldn't go out with him because he hadn't asked her to go out with him in that time.
29:35🔗DrewI don't think how little guys are aware of.
29:37🔗AdamNo, they know nothing. And women are like kids that way. They think you're supposed to know what they're thinking.
29:43🔗David Alan GrierIf you really love them, when you get married.
29:59🔗AdamThis is gonna, they get that, they start planting all those seeds. I'm just saying, now what do you guys think of this? If you were with somebody for let's say two, three years, and you're not 17, 18, you're in your 20s or 30s or whatever, and you say, we're going to Paris for a couple of weeks, and you're not going to ask them to marry you, should you have that conversation before you leave? Before you leave, should you go?
30:22🔗David Alan GrierNo, it should go like this, it should go like, man, you're not going to believe this, but I can't take you to Paris because it's only one person allowed, so I'm going to have to go myself.
30:34🔗AdamOh, it's crazy, absolutely, that's the only way.
30:37🔗David Alan GrierDAG's right, DAG is right. You can't get out of it. And another thing, Adam.
31:22🔗David Alan GrierThere you go. And another thing, guys, always go to a wedding, but you should go by yourself. Nothing gets chicks, single women, more horned up than being at a wedding. I have hooked up with the most legendary hookups of my life at long wedding weekends. You know, where you go away, everybody's got to book rooms.
32:04🔗AdamThis is what it sounds like. All right. Let's take some calls. Yeah, it's true. If you're a guy, go stag, go to a wedding. Chicks are loaded and they're just receptive.
32:13🔗David Alan GrierYeah. And be into it too, like shh.
32:26🔗AdamYou feel so lucky for the couple. You're so jealous of Brad. He gets Sharon so beautiful. You wish you find someone to settle down with.
32:34🔗David Alan GrierAdam, that is my key. You know what I do? I practice reverse. I call it reverse romanticization. And that's a word, romanticization. It is. You meet the chick on the first date. You tell them, I love you. I want you to bear my children. I want to spend the rest of my life with you. And from that moment on, it goes the other way.
33:07🔗CallerNot much. I'm an X corrections officer and I used to work over at Lewis Prison in Buckeye, Arizona. And there was an inmate there who the elasticity around his rim gave out. I guess he was hee-string too much or having too much anal.
33:25🔗DrewHe made his his anal his anal musculature was no longer working.
33:30🔗David Alan GrierAnd they think the loss is weak.
33:33🔗DrewDid he have a he had a prolapse then his veins actually came out, right?
33:37🔗CallerYeah, it just it didn't. Yeah, it's gone. There's nothing there. My question is, is that normal? I mean, because like my husband like comes near me now. I freak out. I don't want him touching it because I'm afraid that my elasticity is going to go out.
33:51🔗DrewYeah, you can listen. I've always what I've been saying is that people somehow think that that's an in.
33:56🔗AdamWell, this guy was bringing in balloons of heroin and taking in half of Aleme. Yeah, well, that's true.
34:27🔗David Alan GrierYou do not. OK, well, if a baby can come down your out of your cooter and you're still receiving men with gusts out, then you can pack a little fudge in the back there.
34:37🔗DrewIt's a little different than that of me.
34:39🔗David Alan GrierCome on, she can let her husband get in there and get in a bad place and root around.
34:42🔗DrewLet me put it to you this way. The vaginal canal is designed to take the fetus. The anal canal is not designed to take the fetus.
34:48🔗David Alan GrierI know it's not designed to, but, you know, she can have a little fun back there. And by the way, that's the best excuse I've ever heard in my life. And she is a corrections officer. One quick question, honey, who's really in prison? You are the prisoner.
35:03🔗David Alan GrierThink about it. It's hard on the old canoodle.
35:05🔗DrewAnd so, Jade, yes, that can happen. It's not like it happened at a young age usually. But as people age, that kind of stuff happens automatically. And so my concern is with all these people engaging anal sex, we're going to see lots more rectal pathology as people get in their six, seven, eight decades of life.
35:19🔗David Alan GrierThis week on rectal pathology.
35:21🔗AdamJade, you're not working as a correctional officer anymore?
35:27🔗CallerNo, the hostage situation, my family kind of requested I leave that line of work.
35:37🔗CallerYeah, in Arizona, there was the two officers that were held hostage by the two inmates. And when you're working mandatory over time and you can't call home in time, your family kind of freaked out a little bit.
35:49🔗David Alan GrierAt ease, enough with the military talk. Can I ask you a quick question? Did you ever, ever, how many years were you a corrections officer?
36:00🔗David Alan GrierOkay, so did you ever, like, have interaction with a prisoner that you kind of had some feelings for?
36:08🔗CallerYou know what? Never. And I saw a lot of female corrections officers get compromised. And I did see it, but I never, you know, they can't take me out.
36:18🔗David Alan GrierYou never got compromised, right? Right.
36:31🔗David Alan GrierJade, what you got on? What you wearing right now, honey?
36:33🔗CallerWhat am I wearing? I'm wearing a uniform. I'm actually at work.
36:37🔗DrewSo, wait, so, Jade, these women can't maintain their boundaries and don't aren't the people watching for that kind of thing pretty carefully?
36:44🔗CallerAbsolutely. There's a lot of people that, you know, and it starts out really small. Like, can I borrow your pen or can I, you know, it starts out really small and it just kind of gets.
37:03🔗AdamLet me say this. Dag, that's why he's my main man, by the way. OK, here's the thing you got to think about. These chicks. It's funny. It's funny. Here's the thing about these correctional officers. First off, they're women often. They're not the bells of the ball. They wear those green. They wear those green Force Ranger pants and they are packed into those goddamn things. Like they dove into them.
37:33🔗David Alan GrierEven cute ones. You got to you got to. It's like being a policeman. There's good policemen. But for some like correction, why would you want to be a corrections officer? You got to come in the room with some issues.
37:45🔗AdamYou're coming in with some issues. And usually there's I don't want to say damaged goods, but a little there has to be a little history. It's not it's not head of the class, bell of the ball and off to college. These are working women and these are women who have to work because of whatever situation a man dumped them. They have a couple of kids, whatever it is. So picture this. You're a woman, maybe you've been divorced a couple of times, you're in your early 40s, you're not feeling like a spring chicken. And there's some dude with washboard abs who's 23, he's paying a ton of attention to you. You got a big ass on the outside. You got no pull inside. You're you're you're a hot flower. You're a hot commodity.
38:28🔗David Alan GrierDude, a stripper friend of mine, she had this boyfriend who ex-boyfriend who stole a car. No, he stole a car that gave him five years. All he did is steal a car. He didn't really steal it. He was in it. Really? OK. He raped somebody. Oh, that's why. Anyway, he was in the joint. He called her 20 times a day.
38:54🔗David Alan GrierThat's all he did is call her. So they got time to sit all day.
38:58🔗AdamAnd let me say, let me say this, too. A lot of those Jews have a great rap. A lot of the prison filled with Jewish guys. Oh, filled with Jews.
39:06🔗David Alan GrierI would do with you and my yarmulke.
39:09🔗AdamAnd they do a great, they got to wrap those guys. They really do. I see them working out in the weight yards.
39:33🔗David Alan GrierHello? Jade, you there? She's fine. Jade? Yeah?
39:38🔗David Alan GrierSo like, were you ever like working with another female on the job? Like a person that you could really vouch for, you never thought this woman would crack and you just saw him just crumble up, fall in love with some knucklehead.
39:56🔗CallerI actually don't know, but he was in there for quite some time. He was an old timer. He had an old number. And all they do is sit there and watch you. And she was watching him and he was watching her. And then he just, he just, Like how old was he?
40:50🔗David Alan GrierShe was compromised and they had to do a strip search and her anus got prolapsed, you know what I'm saying?
40:57🔗AdamWell, we got to take a break. This is good stuff. Hold on, Drew. I'm into this prison wedding and all that stuff too. I like being compromised.
41:04🔗DrewBut the paper was saying that it mellows these guys. It makes them better able to get out into the world. I bet.
41:17🔗AdamWe'll take a quick break. David Alan Grier in Studio Night. We'll be right back.
41:19🔗David Alan GrierAnd when we come back, we're gonna pro-lapto anus.
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41:55🔗AdamThere, buddy. It's Loveline. That's Dr. Drew and Dr. DAG in studio tonight. David Alan Grier is gonna be- Gonna beat the Ontario Improv that is Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday this week. Go there and see a bonafide celebrity, not a-
42:52🔗David Alan GrierTrust me, my agent constantly is like, David, what? You're supposed to be on a plane. You're going to Boston. I was like, oh, right. Yeah.
42:59🔗AdamOh, I thought it was Brea. I was going to claim to Brea. Everything's Brea.
43:05🔗AdamWe're going on. He's going to go on his honeymoon to Brea Brea. All right. Let's talk to Jade again. Jade was a correctionals officer who actually saw rectal prolapse first hand and that actually was there was a patchless anus.
43:31🔗David Alan GrierOh, really? And it never closes?
43:33🔗AdamPatchless anus is like a either a golf caddy from the turn of the century, a black golf caddy, or the world's racehorse worst children's doctor.
44:09🔗AdamAll right. Good times. Drew, I want to talk about marrying prisoners, reading a big article on it. I have feelings.
44:15🔗DrewI just said that, you know, you and I have sort of yelled about that, that these people who have killed people are allowed to have conjugal visits and stuff. But this was sort of making the case that it helps these guys sort of reenter the world if they're ever going to.
44:27🔗David Alan GrierYeah. But I know it helps a lot more, calms them down, freedom.
44:30🔗David Alan GrierThey can't have that either, Dr. Drew.
44:32🔗AdamYeah. And here, here, here's by the way, I'm not, I'm not talking about guys who are in there for credit card theft. I'm talking about the night stalker, Richard Ramirez. He kills 13 people. He gets married in the joint.
44:46🔗David Alan GrierScott Peterson has got 10,000 letters.
45:24🔗AdamNo. Here's what I'm saying. If you were the parents of a victim, and Ted Bundy, it's not like he rolled through Mexico killing old prostitutes. He took 13-year-old school girls, tortured-
45:37🔗AdamNo, he went young too. He went down to 13.
45:40🔗David Alan GrierThat really wasn't his thing.
45:40🔗AdamHe focused on the college-age girls. That's true. But he dipped down into the teens, the young teens every once in a while, took pliers to them, F-ed them and then killed them. This guy's now pumping away from inside the joint without pliers. No pliers. He can't get an erection.
45:56🔗David Alan GrierHey, let's say some babies. Come on. Come on, come on, Adam.
45:58🔗AdamIf you're the parents, Drew, if you're the parents of that child, second, second. You can't stop vomiting. You know what I'm saying?
46:06🔗AdamAnd you got those ACLU homos going, it's his right.
46:08🔗David Alan GrierThere's one way you could do, you know, if you're the parent of a victim, you always get some pliers and go to Ted Bundy's parents, torture and kill them.
46:16🔗David Alan GrierIs that the kind of world you want, Adam?
46:17🔗DrewNo, we want to go up here and kill you guys.
46:18🔗David Alan GrierIs that the kind of, is that what you want?
46:24🔗AdamI got a way to get him out of the prison and it's in a box. That's how it should work. You're not going anywhere. You've killed 25 people.
46:30🔗David Alan GrierWell, he's been put to death, right? Didn't they put him to death?
46:32🔗AdamYeah, because thank God he went to Florida.
46:35🔗David Alan GrierAnd he blamed his lunacy on pornography.
46:38🔗AdamDoesn't matter. He's gone. The point is, is Richard Ramirez, who killed 13 people by busting into there, you know, raping old women and strangling him, he's still enjoying himself on some of California's most primus real estate, by the way. And he's married.
46:53🔗David Alan GrierI'm against the death penalty.
46:57🔗David Alan GrierJimmy, who's the guy? The church guy? Exactly. Next caller.
47:01🔗AdamWe'll take a quick break. Yeah, we'll be right back with the great DAG after this. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew, DAG, also known as my main man in studio tonight.
48:06🔗DrewAnd I didn't think it would go on and on like this, but I need a couple who recently married, just to document how their sex life is. Just to document, not to look at problems with it, but just to compare it to how it is with single people. Okay, I'm done.
49:55🔗David Alan GrierMake it short. You know, best. This is the one that killed every night. Hold on. Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready to laugh? Well, Dingleberrys Ontario is proud to present our featured performer, give it up for Sean.
50:11🔗CallerHow's it going? Yeah. Man, you know what sucks? Being a virgin. I didn't even walk down the street anymore because the payment got laid before I did.
51:02🔗David Alan GrierWe're going to give you the Def Jam intro.
51:04🔗David Alan GrierAre you ready to... DJ, cut the music. Are you ready to laugh?
51:17🔗David Alan GrierAll right, everybody, everybody, give a Def Jam welcome to my main man, my home boy, all up in it till he win it. Go, it's your stage.
51:51🔗AdamIt's heady, but then he stumbled over the second part.
51:54🔗DrewTiming, we're gonna time it a little bit.
51:55🔗AdamThey didn't get to the virgin, I wanted the virgin stuff.
51:58🔗David Alan GrierYou sounded really nervous, even on the phone.
52:01🔗AdamYou know what was funny, though? He was playing the audience. I thought he was gonna ask where you're from. Right, right, right. He's playing the audience in the only arena where there actually is no audience he can communicate with. Half-full audience he pictured. By the way, that's a low self-esteem, when someone yells, we're bringing it out, we're gonna bring out the Apollo, give a big Apollo welcome to, and you walk out and see half-filled audience. That's just horrible self-esteem. All right, so he dropped the F-bomb. All right, let me ask this, and David...
52:32🔗David Alan GrierHit me with the tough questions, go ahead.
52:34🔗AdamYou must feel fantastic that this guy's so horrible, being a stand-up yourself, you know what I mean? Yeah, you do.
52:46🔗David Alan GrierI would be, you know, I performed with... Dave Chappelle was like the middle. He was 18 years old, like 10, 12 years ago. Longer than that, he was 91. This is 2005, 92, 91, 92 at Carolines. And he was fully formed, really, really, really funny. There's no way that you would have watched him then and said, this is an 18-year-old kid.
53:08🔗AdamHold on a second, Drew, Dave Chappelle's a black comedian. Keep going. I'm sorry.
53:13🔗DrewLet's put in a name like Chappelle. All right.
53:16🔗David Alan GrierAdam, when I pause, I want you to throw in a name of a Negro that you know Dr. Drew will know. You know, I once performed with Lionel Richie like 12, 15 years ago, and no one thought he was funny because you know when Bill Cosby says a joke, everyone laughs. He wasn't as funny as Colin Powell. Slappy wife.
53:52🔗AdamYou just tell you just tell the filthiest story you can. And everyone else out, the only black guy I'd ever know. And you'll get you'll get Washington Carver, who was pulling the three way with these bitches. And you'll get it'll be awesome. Yeah.
54:06🔗David Alan GrierGuys, let's listen. I want us to buckle down. Hands in the middle. Come on.
54:38🔗CallerAll right. I don't know if you guys heard about this, but there's a teacher in Chicago who offered her student money, alcohol, and marijuana to have sex with her.
55:04🔗CallerI was watching Friday the 13th movie the other day, and I got to say Jason had to be on some drugs. Think about it. A dude wearing a mask running through the woods chasing women. Jason sitting on the stump somewhere going, this is awesome. This wasn't a bad dude. He was just on a bad acid trip. Any one of us could do the same thing. You know in those movies everybody has said he dies.
55:50🔗David Alan GrierNo, you know what I noticed? When you eat cheese doodles and you get that cheese doodle dust on your finger, the orange cheese, what's up with that?
56:00🔗David Alan GrierYou know, that's my time, y'all. Enjoy the policy show I'm about.
57:06🔗AdamWhat's happening? You're 18. You have a question for DAG?
57:09🔗CallerYeah, yeah, yeah, definitely. I was wondering, how did he get started in the old comedy scene? Like, like, how did you start? Like, what did you do? Did you just like drop out of school?
57:57🔗CallerThe whole class clown thing doesn't really work out with school and doesn't really balance well. You can't really excel at the school if you're a clown, you know?
58:07🔗David Alan GrierOne time I got kicked out of class. Class is like 40 minutes. I got kicked out four times. That's like once every 10 minutes.
58:23🔗David Alan GrierNo, it was Schultz Elementary School, dude. She had suffered a stroke, but she survived it. And she would sneak up on you and smack you between your shoulder blades, like right at the base of your neck with all of her. That's when you could whoop.
58:52🔗DrewThat was the part we didn't get last time.
58:54🔗David Alan GrierAll right. Next caller. Let's save some babies. That's how I started, though, brother. Get out of there.
58:57🔗DrewDavid, but the comedy thing is not part of Yale School of Dramatic Arts.
59:01🔗David Alan GrierIt's not part of anything. It wasn't until Living Color got on. Like I had comic friends, you know, Keenan I knew and I knew Robert Townsend, who introduced me to all those guys. And we'd hang out in these comedy clubs. And I started doing spots, they call it. That's, well, I'll let Adam tell you my business phrases. Adam, you want to pick up on, what's a spot?
59:21🔗AdamWell, he would come in and do 20 minutes.
1:01:57🔗DrewPeople that have been abused or have been through some heavy trauma just really don't perceive some of the things that you're supposed to perceive.
1:02:03🔗David Alan GrierI have it all under control.
1:03:33🔗CallerWait, let me put it on speaker. Speaker? Uh-oh. Yeah, sorry. Saturday, me and my parents were out and they just had a big fallout. Like, my dad was telling me about how my mom had affairs and my mom was telling me how my dad was abusive. And they're on the brink of divorce. And I don't know whether I should tell them, like, to get back together or to just...
1:04:06🔗David Alan GrierCan I ask a question? Have they ever... Have you ever heard them arguing like this before?
1:04:10🔗CallerUm, occasionally? Like, when they would, they would take it, like, somewhere else so we wouldn't listen.
1:04:16🔗DrewWell, Maria, urge them to get some marital counseling, some professional help.
1:04:21🔗CallerI am. Like, yesterday, when they had their big fallout, like, I was the referee, you know, I'm sitting there yelling at my dad, you're 40 years old, you shouldn't know what you're doing. I'm telling your mom, you shouldn't be messing with other guys. What are you doing?
1:04:31🔗DrewMaria, but that is, this is a disaster for you. This is not, you do not deserve to be the parent. Oh, I know you've got a couple of infants fighting here.
1:04:39🔗AdamShe's 16 now, two short years before Dave swoops in.
1:04:48🔗David Alan GrierBecause I'll be calling in two years.
1:04:51🔗CallerI don't know, because, it's like they're both really unsatisfied with the relationship and everything else.
1:04:57🔗DrewThey believe me, they will find more people to have chaos and unsatisfying relationships with. The fact is, there's five, seven people involved here.
1:05:06🔗AdamWait a minute, Drew, you're talking to her like she's one of the parents.
1:05:10🔗DrewWhat I'm saying, this is the link to the next part.
1:05:11🔗AdamYou're gonna give her an eating disorder.
1:05:12🔗DrewNo, you're absolutely right. So Maria, all you can do really is take care of yourself.
1:05:17🔗CallerOne of the factors that they're staying together is because they have kids.
1:05:20🔗DrewI know, they should keep the family together, but they need to get some help in doing it so it doesn't devolve into some sort of horrible situation. So really urge them to get help. Tell them on behalf of those kids, please get some professional help and then you take care of yourself, not them.
1:05:35🔗David Alan GrierAnd at least tell them the next time when they argue, they should not do that in front of you or the kids because they're damaging you.
1:05:41🔗CallerThat's what I told them like yesterday. I told them, oh, I don't want to be a part of this. I shouldn't be the one telling you guys not to fight. And I'm going to tell the kids not to listen to you guys and to tune you guys out when you guys are fighting again. And yesterday I suggested that they do counseling.
1:05:56🔗DrewGood, Maria, but you need to help yourself to get a lot of good friends around you.
1:05:59🔗David Alan GrierAlso, Maria, you sound like you're really intelligent. You really have it together. And I want to compliment you on that. But just put this in your little change purse. If you ever screw up, mama's got a loaded gun. Oh, well, I guess I didn't screw up as bad as you and dad did arguing in front of me when I was a little kid.
1:06:50🔗David Alan GrierWhen I was in high school, I went out with this girl. She was like my girlfriend. I was 16. She was 15. She was like, you know, you want to come home for lunch? And I was like, sure. Beautiful house. You know, we're sitting down and we're eating and the dad, I was like, how are you, Mr. So-and-so? I was like, nice to meet you, son. And the wife, my my my girlfriend's mom.
1:07:11🔗David Alan GrierI went through the black version. But the mom says, honey, do you want some sauce? No, do you want some salt? Yeah. And he turns. Everything was cool. He turns. He goes, I can't even repeat the expletives.
1:07:23🔗David Alan GrierShe was like, it should have been here the first night. You leave me at the table. Give me the salt.
1:07:42🔗David Alan GrierAnd up to this day, I've never in my life seen something like, they got a divorce after that, but yo, this dude was crazy.
1:07:50🔗AdamWell, maybe it was just a ploy to get you out of the daughter's life because Drew, she came out of the closet.
1:07:55🔗David Alan GrierShe came out of the closet a year later. No, she came out of the closet a year later. She loved Black Dykes. She, oh yeah. She was one of the best.
1:08:04🔗David Alan GrierWell, she was one of the best crazy girlfriends I've ever had in my life. She went on to Harvard.
1:08:10🔗DrewYou are speaking to a guy who has a… And we talked to that girl during Watches of Harvard. I'm just stripping because I needed some extra money. It's not a big deal. What's a big deal? I needed the money.
1:08:21🔗David Alan GrierI plan on being a therapist, hold on, and a hooker.
1:08:24🔗AdamAll right. Let's take ourselves a little break. Drew, when suitors start coming around wanting to date your daughter, she brings her boyfriend…
1:08:30🔗DrewI'm going to do all kinds of weird things.
1:08:32🔗David Alan GrierYou don't do a personality test like they do with Scientology, man.
1:08:44🔗David Alan GrierYou say, you know what? I'm going to give you the keys to my car.
1:08:47🔗DrewI'll show my daughter. But here's the graph, honey.
1:08:49🔗David Alan GrierIf you guys can spend the night, all you got to do is do my 10 questions. If you score high enough, there's the keys to my car, and we'll let you use the house.
1:08:58🔗AdamYou know what would be really funny is if I got hold of the kid first. I'd put an IFP in his ear. We just put a little speaker thing in his ear. And Drew, he'd be coming in, and he'd be like, Hi, Dr. Drew.
1:09:20🔗David Alan GrierHow you doing, Dr. Drew? How you doing, Mr. Drew? I would like to prolapse the anus of your daughter. Where you going, man? What did I say?
1:09:30🔗AdamNo, Drew, you ask him and I'll be in his ear.
1:09:32🔗DrewSo, David, what do you study now? Are you in high school or college?
1:09:36🔗AdamStudying how to kick the white man's ass.
1:09:38🔗David Alan GrierI'm studying how to kick the white man's ass.
1:09:41🔗DrewOh, that's very nice. What religious persuasion are you?
1:11:12🔗David Alan GrierYou know, Adam, before we continue on with our healing, I just want to do a shout out for a second and thank probably the hardest working men and women in the universe. I'm talking about the California Highway Patrol. They just do a wonderful job. And I just wanted to thank each and every one of them.
1:11:38🔗David Alan GrierThey are the most fabulous, hard workingest guys, especially along Highway 5 between here and San Franski. They're the best, the best of all times.
1:11:49🔗AdamHow about those signs bragging how many tickets they've handed out in certain areas?
1:11:53🔗David Alan GrierFor a thousand tickets a month.
1:11:55🔗AdamYeah, that's nice. And it would have been fifteen hundred if they gave Dave his.
1:12:31🔗AdamYou look back at the cars when the speed limit was set in the seventies or the sixties or whatever. I mean, my mom drove a VW Squareback the whole time. I was a kid, the thing had drum brakes all the way around. The thing, I mean, things started to shimmy when you broke the 55 mile an hour speed limit or barrier, she called it. It had a four speed attack. You know, when you got to 70, the attack was up about 5,500 rpm, smoke barreling, I don't think. And if you had to stop, each wheel would take take turns locking up, being pulled right, being pulled left. I mean, now, I mean, if you take a bone stock Corvette, the thing has like ZR rated tires. It's got the McPherson suspension. It's got everything as a smart, active four wheel drive. Everything car gets lowers. It goes faster. I mean, you can drive to anti lock brakes, airbags everywhere, crush zones, just the way the car handles. I mean, you're driving one of these old cars. If you had to swerve around a deer or something, you're just rolling.
1:13:31🔗David Alan GrierSo in other words, you're saying no speed limits because technology will stop us.
1:13:36🔗David Alan GrierWell, hold on there. Is that what you're saying?
1:13:38🔗David Alan GrierBecause I'd like to rebut that.
1:13:39🔗DrewNo, no, no, no, is that what you're saying?
1:13:42🔗David Alan GrierNo, just say yes or no, because I have something to say. Yes or no. Okay, well, now I'm Adam Corolla, okay? Hey, you know, I want to stop war, Dr. Drew. So why don't we just strap bazookas on our foreheads?
1:13:54🔗David Alan GrierEverybody in the world walking around. You're not going to mess with me now because I'll blow my bazooka in your face.
1:14:00🔗David Alan GrierI'm a rapist. Does not work.
1:14:03🔗David Alan GrierYou want to tangle? Let's bossanova, baby.
1:14:05🔗AdamAll right, let's bossanova. Here's what I'm saying. Airplanes 50 years ago, airplanes went 300 miles an hour. Now, they go 550 or 600. Why? Because they can.
1:14:17🔗David Alan GrierRight. You know what? That is so asinine. We have spaceships, Adam. Spaceships that go where? To outer space.
1:14:25🔗DrewAnd you know what happens? I'll be looking for them.
1:15:41🔗David Alan GrierThe director. And he's like, I play this guy who's like a bad version of Sammy Davis Jr., but he has this fetish for... I swallowed most of it in the chocky parts.
1:15:54🔗David Alan GrierSo we're there. We have our clothes on, and we're doing the simulated banging. And I had no idea that Bridget was actually a porn star. She is. Am I right? Bridget. Oh, yeah. I've seen her work since then. And so it's like they have a film crew, then they have two video cameras, and they have like tons of people there. Gary Olden is behind me, and they go, action. And so I actually started getting aroused. Now, first of all, how are you dressed? Well, I had a cape on, a big wig, and the pants down, nothing touching because we're closed, you know, and it was shot from behind. But I'm telling you, you know, something's happening down there. And I'm like, at first, I was mortified. Then I was surprised because never with all these people.
1:16:40🔗David Alan GrierI swear to you. And at that point, I looked down and at this little person that she's obviously she's wonderful, she's a wonderful person. And I just shut it down. Dr. Drew, like an astronaut, I was like, all systems shut down, please. I made it like shut down, abortion, abortion. Oh, yeah, yeah. And it and it all shut down. And we got through it.
1:17:00🔗David Alan GrierYeah, I was wearing underpants. I turned around and Gary Oldham was laughing so hard. Tears were rolling down his face. And I just I was walking back to my trailer and she goes, God, I never thought I would just kind of F David Alan Grier. And she walks away. Bridget. I was like, hey, wait a minute. That was a film that didn't happen.
1:17:18🔗AdamShe was walking back to Barbie's Corvette and Little Baby Steps, too. Wow. Hey, Anderson, did you enjoy the movie?
1:17:43🔗David Alan GrierHe tried. I heard he tried to like block the release of it. There was a Sundance last year. There was a... Did he really try and block the release? That's what I heard, because they took the movie away from Matthew Bright, the director, who's a good friend. Is that what happened? Because it was not a Matthew Bright film, as far as I could tell. Well, because it was re-cut and he tried to protest, but enough about my career.
1:18:27🔗David Alan GrierOne of the best ones? Interesting. Not the best one, just one of the best ones.
1:18:31🔗DrewThe killers were a lot better. Anyway, I beg your pardon, I didn't say that.
1:18:35🔗CallerThe issue is, I went out to dinner with a good friend of mine tonight, and she's telling me that she has never ever had an orgasm. She's 21 too. And so I was kind of just curious because I've never heard that from anybody. Now, the thing is, like, any woman can have an orgasm, right? But not every woman can have orgasm through sex.
1:18:58🔗DrewNo. Here's the way it breaks down. Most women cannot have orgasm with sex. Some women, like a small percentage, maybe 5% or so, have great difficulty having orgasm at all for a variety of reasons.
1:20:16🔗AdamIt needs to, Elise needs to just tell her friend that.
1:20:22🔗DrewThat women that have difficulty, A, need a medical assessment to see if maybe there's some medication or some thyroid bar or something else might be going on hormonally. It was just she's cycling normally this sort of thing. That's A, number one. Number two is we found through talking to, through not actually owning a vagina, but talking to many, many women this show, that those that have difficulty sort of come online and they're in an intimate relationship. It's very difficult for them to masturbate sometimes. They can't find that sort of intimate biology.
1:20:58🔗DrewThat doesn't really pertain. Now, you know what I'm saying? And so I'm not sure it pertains that much to women. It's so much as feeling a certain way. It's not so much relaxation is part of it, but it's also sort of feeling. It's some sort of thing that doesn't.
1:21:14🔗DrewYeah, it's a connection with a process that isn't intellectual. You can't describe it.
1:21:19🔗David Alan GrierNot to digress, but this is man at its lowest. So I'm watching Real Sex or whatever on a porn shoot. And they have these guys who are like porn actors. And the guy's like, so sir, you're straight? And he goes, yeah, absolutely. I'm here with my chick. Just going to do this scene. Now, the scene is him pounding this other guy in his butt.
1:21:47🔗David Alan GrierAnd they're like, okay, so you said, yeah, this is like a part. This is like I'm acting. Is it, you know, I'm just, I'm just a guy.
1:22:03🔗AdamReal sex is something I always, me and my scrotum have high hopes for whenever it comes on. But it always turns into some weird swinging, swingers thing in Florida with a bunch of ugly chicks. Who are 50. Yeah, it's just a disaster. There's no, no, you know, let me say this too. There should be a rating system for masturbation. Yeah. Whereas instead of, you know, they'll do it. They'll do like PG-13 or they'll do like some nudity, violence, graphic, this or that. How about a little star system of, can you whack to that?
1:22:34🔗DrewNo, no, no, let's be serious. You need a Corolla scale. There you go. Corolla scale.
1:22:41🔗AdamHowever it is. You know, you're scanning through this late night TV, you'll see like Busty Cops or you'll see like these ones that say like Passion Island or something.
1:22:59🔗David Alan GrierI can describe it and I'll try to remain within guidelines. I usually, what I'm into right now is like chicks who are being jammed with stuff.
1:24:58🔗AdamHe's going to be there on the 21st through the 24th. That's his Thursday through Sunday. Yes. Now you're headlining, obviously. What do you do, about 40 minutes, 50 minutes?
1:27:26🔗AdamI'll tell you what, we're going to ride it down. We're going to ride it down. We're not going to talk about to see what happens. Put the twenty out there.
1:28:06🔗OK. A 77 year old granny made a citizen's arrest when she tackled a 25 year old Jay Walker. The 77 year old sat on him until police arrived because he had walked across the road before the light turned green. The woman shouted at the man as he crossed the road before the green light. The old lady said she became even angrier when he pushed past her when he reached the other side of the road. She grabbed his hair and managed to wrestle him down to the ground where she sat on him until police arrived. He was taken to a local police station where he was fined for Jay walking. Germany or Florida.
1:29:29🔗David Alan GrierGuys, that's so obvious with an angry old German woman. Oh, please. He didn't say angry old German woman. Guys, that's so obvious when they started, you know, the CC.
1:31:05🔗CallerSo, I was with my girlfriend a couple of nights ago, and what happened is I guess we got a lot out of hand for the first time, and I guess we started having sex unprotected.
1:31:20🔗DrewWell, that can cause a pregnancy. That's possible.
1:32:18🔗DrewYep. It's up to 72 hours, really up to five days, believe it or not, to take the morning after pill. But it's most effective in the first 48 hours. Up to 72 will give you about 75 percent effectiveness against causing a pregnancy.
1:32:28🔗David Alan GrierAnd stinky farts? Do I do the same thing?
1:32:30🔗AdamYou know what would be the world's greatest wine expert, the guy who could tell the wine after the guy farted on it. It's assertive without being pushy. It has a nutty, rich flavor.
1:32:44🔗David Alan GrierAdam, I smell gym shoes and tobacco.
1:32:46🔗DrewYou know what, Adam, this relationship that we have with DAG has finally reached the fart phase. It's really there. He was just burping before, but now we're in the fart. And with the Dutch Oven action.
1:32:56🔗David Alan GrierHold up, hold up. Let's save some more babies.
1:32:58🔗AdamIf it was a three-hour show, there would be, we would enter the semen phase.
1:33:55🔗AdamThat would be, that was Drew's, that was his Jewish name, his Hebrew name was prolapsanus.
1:34:00🔗David Alan GrierProlapsanus. This time, next time I come, there's gonna be a whole new pope.
1:34:05🔗AdamOh yeah, we'll be looking forward to that. DAG and I won't be able to go in the vicar of Christ anymore. David Alan Grier gonna be in Ontario, 21st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th. You'll know it's Dave, he'll be the only black guy in Ontario. So, we'll take a look. Stendo breaking, until next time, this is Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew, saying mahalo.
1:34:25🔗David Alan GrierWhat'd I say? What'd I say?
1:34:27🔗David Alan GrierWell, I said, I got feelings for you, can I prolapse your anus?
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