1:20🔗VoiceoverHey, everybody, it's Loveline, I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Dr. Drew is a board certified physician and addiction medicine specialist. And tonight from Fat Actress, Rachel Harris is here. Hello. Good to see you.
2:04🔗AdamHi. And you're you, and it looked like you. And I even know who you were. I just remember watching this commercial taking note of this person.
2:11🔗Rachel HarrisYeah, did it make you go for the rice cakes?
2:14🔗Rachel HarrisBecause you seem like such a rice cake kind of guy.
2:16🔗AdamI didn't, but I said I got to keep my eye on this one. Nice. Yeah. And I don't say that too often. I did say it about the die tech guy. And we've all seen things have worked out for him.
2:43🔗AdamAnd and then I saw Rachel Corson, a fat actress and also Daddy Daycare and many, many other movies. But I took a I took note. I don't know why I was tossed out of the Groundlings. No, that's the I took note, though, and I said, Rachel, was or is a groundling. It just. Oh, really? And then I started. And then it just took note. And then I looked down here. It says a groundlings main company member. And then I thought, well, maybe I knew her from over there or maybe I saw her over there. But I don't think so.
3:18🔗Rachel HarrisYeah. Did we have it? I don't know. Were you but you were in the were you in the center company or now?
3:24🔗AdamI just went all the way through to the advanced program and then they booted me out. And that must have been in like, oh, oh, no. That was like 89 or so. So we'll miss each other.
3:35🔗Rachel HarrisNow, I was still in Ohio going to college.
3:53🔗DrewYou throw them in with your parents, your high school teachers, coaches.
3:57🔗Rachel HarrisA lot of people have a lot of baggage from the groundlings.
3:59🔗AdamAll who said nay will pay. Oh, that's what my license plate frame says. That'd be a good license plate frame. Forget about the world's greatest grandma. Just how about some sort of scary cryptic message?
4:12🔗AdamYeah. Fat Actress is Sunday nights on Showtime 10 o'clock.
4:18🔗Rachel HarrisYeah, it's on right now. I'm sorry. No, I'm sorry. I interrupted you.
4:21🔗AdamOh, I said Monday nights. How much of it is scripted? Because I've watched the show, I've watched probably, well, let's see, five, four? How many episodes there? Five?
4:31🔗Rachel HarrisWe did seven. And actually tonight's the season finale. So it's on right now. It's on right now. And it's also, and then they replay it at 11. You know, it's, they keep doing it over and over again.
4:41🔗AdamHow much, it's hard to tell when you're watching it. It's clear that everyone is sort of a good improvisational actor. And it's supposed to be, you know, and I guess you shouldn't see when it's scripted or nonscripted or whatever, but how much of it is scripted?
4:56🔗Rachel HarrisWell, it's a lot like Curb, as far as there's a pretty detailed outline. And so we're given...
5:03🔗AdamCurb is what cool people call Curb Your Enthusiasm. Because we got a lot of listeners in the Midwest who aren't sure what Curb is.
5:11🔗Rachel HarrisYeah. Well, Curb Your Enthusiasm.
5:12🔗Rachel HarrisIt's a lot like that, where it's scripted. There's a really, like, a strong outline for it. And then, like, we know where we're, like, we're given a scene, and let's say we know that at the end of it, we have to say, go get your things, because we're going to go meet a guy that you can date. So we'll know that, like, the dialogue will be improvised, but the basic script, like, we'll know where we're going in it. And there's a couple of key lines in there for sure that we have to say in order to move the story along.
5:38🔗AdamIt's, I believe, the best way to do it. You never catch anyone acting. You don't have any precocious kids saying where's the beef or any of that stuff. And I mean, if you're trying to mirror life and there's no teleprompters in life, then wouldn't this just be the way to do it? I mean, it's sort of like saying, if you're shooting a western, instead of building an elaborate mechanical horse, how about we just get on real horses and what could look more realistic than that? What could be more realistic than dialogue?
6:09🔗DrewOne time theater was not supposed to be a precise representation of reality.
6:12🔗AdamDrew makes a valid point in his first of the year. Thank you.
6:14🔗Rachel HarrisYeah, it's more of a commentary.
6:17🔗DrewIt was supposed to be literature, really.
6:20🔗Rachel HarrisHonestly, but you have to understand that a lot of our dialogue, though, is truly like literature. It's awful.
6:25🔗DrewI'm sure if you guys are iterating, of course, it must be.
6:27🔗Rachel HarrisYeah, no. But it is great. Like it's one of those things, too, where you really don't feel like you're acting. It's much easier to be in the scene for me.
6:36🔗AdamAnd you don't have to stay up all night with the script and everything, right?
6:39🔗Rachel HarrisHonestly, that's the best part of the job, is that we're not. I'm never worried that I'm offending some writer because I didn't deliver a joke properly. Or, yeah, I mean, like, you know, it's not like, you know, any other sitcom where you're like, I'm running lines with my husband doing it over and over again.
6:55🔗AdamI don't, what'd you have to bring him up? What's up? We had such a groove going.
7:03🔗Rachel HarrisI can ask him to leave. He's in the game.
7:05🔗AdamOh, she dropped an H-bomb on me with the husband. And by the way, I know enough about psychology to know that that is intentional, whether you know it or not. You know what I'm saying, Drew?
7:16🔗DrewAnd just the fact that you're reaching over the table at her. I don't know why she would drop that.
7:21🔗AdamShe's a skilled improvisational actress. You know, that's a turn on to me, Drew.
7:32🔗Rachel HarrisThat's funny. Kirstie would always, Kirstie Alley, since we have no viewers in the Midwest. She would always say that. She said, you sort of have that, you know, that porn teacher.
7:43🔗AdamWhen you have an attractive blonde and she wears the glasses, it's a good way to go. I see women make the mistake, I do believe, of going the wrong direction. They go the Pam Anderson direction.
7:58🔗AdamYeah. For most guys, we would rather see, here's what we'd like. We'd like to see the beautiful Italian sports car in a moderate color rather than a bright red, screaming, candy apple red version of that car. We want the toned down version of the beautiful lines and the beautiful design.
8:21🔗DrewEspecially rather than a Toyota Corolla with a bunch of fins and things on it.
8:58🔗AdamAs a white guy, we have nothing to prove with our automobiles. Hey, if we come up with something great, fantastic. But you're a young brother, man. You got to come up with something cool. So even if you can't afford it, and even if all you got is an 89 Honda Civic, that's great. If your grandmother left you, you got to put the 22 inch triple chrome rims on it. It's you just have to. It's sort of the same way with the costume jewelry. Like you have to get a fake Rolex. You can't just wear a Timex. You're screwed. You know what I mean? Whereas as white people, it's our obligation to dress like we have less money. So we just go over to the Banana Republic or Old Navy. And you make a million dollars a year. You pay $14 for some cargo shorts and some flip flops. See what I'm saying? Better to go that way than put the big rims.
9:45🔗DrewAnd then now we're back to the teacher, the porn teacher, which is an understated version.
10:21🔗AdamOh, but yet there was an underlying, latent sort of seething sexuality that came through very clearly. Quaker Oats, guys know what they're talking about.
11:31🔗CallerYeah. I had a question. This is going to sound really crazy. I, like, took my nose and put it over my boyfriend's penis and I blew air into it, and I wasn't expecting that to happen. I was, like, expecting, like, a farting noise. We were just being really stupid, and I was wondering if that would, like, cause any type of problem for him.
11:51🔗DrewI'm just trying to... Just before I go on to the medical consequences of air emboli and the urethra, I'm just trying to set the scene. How did that go down?
11:59🔗AdamPut the, put his urethra in your nostril?
12:02🔗DrewShe just sort of tucked the hosed up, you know? Took the hosed up to the spigot and blew.
12:27🔗AdamBut look, here's the thing too, unless you're with Esther Roll, who played, I think, Florida from Good Times, you don't want to fit anything up anyone's nose.
13:36🔗DrewThe guy would have residual at that point. It would not be a pretty thing.
13:40🔗AdamWell, wait a minute. Let me say this. This is not bogus in the sense that she completely fabricated it. It's bogus in the sense that she knows there's no answer, no danger. That's the part I'm saying is bogus.
13:52🔗DrewYou would remember exactly what you were doing and when you did this. It would not be like, I think we just finished having sex. He was still erect.
16:22🔗CallerOkay. I have a question for you. I can only orgasm when I'm on top, and I was wondering if there's a reason why that is.
16:32🔗DrewWell... It's like asking why can't I orgasm, or why do I have an orgasm only during oral sex? That's just how you're set up. And women tend to be very, very different from one another.
16:42🔗CallerThere's nothing I can do to like change that.
16:45🔗DrewWell, you may be able to sort of broaden your horizons a little bit. The fact that you can have an orgasm with intercourse puts you in a rather unique camp. Yeah. You're an elite. You're an elite cataclysm.
17:03🔗Rachel HarrisThat's some sort of thing. I guess it's just because you're 18.
17:06🔗DrewBut this is the thing about women in general. They each of them have their own little version of this and don't discuss it with their peers and feel they're inadequate because they don't measure up to some 17 year old male version. What's the matter?
17:17🔗Rachel HarrisRight. No, I can relate to that. Because when I was 18, too, I felt like I was the only person that couldn't orgasm with intercourse. Serious. Yeah, exactly.
17:24🔗AdamOh, see, if you'd known me, you'd feel much better. I've never been in an issue to everyone I've ever been with.
17:30🔗Rachel HarrisNo, but I think girls don't talk about that stuff.
17:32🔗DrewThey do not. Because they feel flawed because the press, the sort of Cosmo Red Book world, is geared up to measure up to a 17 year old male.
17:42🔗Rachel HarrisBut there's other things that you can do, Cherish, right? I mean, like, just because that's the only way that you can do it on top, there's other things you can do.
17:50🔗AdamBut to me, this is like somebody calling and saying, I got a real problem. I can only Porter House stay.
18:20🔗AdamYou need to cherish your orgasm, sweetie, because there's hundreds, maybe millions of women out there who go without, every night, they go to bed without an orgasm.
18:30🔗AdamThey go to bed hungry for an orgasm while you're full.
18:33🔗DrewYou're not complaining. You just want to know, can it be broadened out? It will broaden out. As you get older too, your biology shifts around a little bit and then things will get easier as you get older.
18:40🔗AdamYeah. You know, I've really given it some consideration in more reflective times.
18:49🔗Rachel HarrisWe should play like soft music now, like inspirational music.
18:53🔗AdamWell, it may happen because you asked for it. If you were going to ask for it, we wouldn't get it.
20:35🔗AdamDrew's what we call a decorator. He's a little bit different. Drew's in the decorating. Does you know what I'm talking about? Does you don't get on the internet? Anderson, you finally think about shaker? I gotta get a salt shaker?
20:51🔗Rachel HarrisSome stuff, but I'm still looking.
20:53🔗DrewReligious, religious shakers, religious sect.
20:58🔗AdamI know that my favorite part about engineer Chris is when I have to wake him up and tell him, what do you got, Lycus coming through those headphones? You're listening to like a Berlitz tape. What is going through the headphones? Let me explain one of the advantages of headphones. You actually could turn your back. They're cans, man. They're cans. Oh, the cans. Yes, I'm sorry.
21:31🔗AdamWhat's the deal with abortion pill? Still a virgin? Will future girlfriends be weirded out by it? Let me just talk to Dylan real fast, dude. Dylan?
22:55🔗AdamI kind of do, but now we're in too deep.
22:57🔗CallerSo I had a question. Sorry about that. And would it be weird if I had a girlfriend and I approach someone and we're dating and the subject of sex comes up? And then, you know, I'm like, well, you know, I've never, you know, I've never had.
23:18🔗Rachel HarrisIf he's 25 and he says that he's never had sex before?
23:20🔗DrewAnd to a girlfriend or an evolving relationship, how would a woman react to that?
23:24🔗Rachel HarrisI think, you know, you would kind of take pause to that. But if you liked you, you know, like if I had gotten to know you a little bit, I'd want to know.
23:32🔗DrewWould you think that was cool? Or would you think, oh, what's wrong with this guy?
23:34🔗Rachel HarrisI don't know. I don't think, I think at first glance, I, that'd be too soon to judge. I'd have to find out maybe why.
23:41🔗Rachel HarrisI'd be a little bit concerned, and I'd want to know perhaps, was this a religious reason? Was it that you were, maybe something went down with him when he was young that's given him reasons not to do that?
23:52🔗AdamIf you heard a guy coming at you at 19 or 20, was a virgin, I think you'd be all right with it at 25.
23:57🔗Rachel HarrisYou'd kind of find it endearing.
23:58🔗DrewI think some girls would think it was cool and endearing. You're too thoughtful in asking the right questions. But even you are sort of OK with it.
24:06🔗Rachel HarrisYou know, I think if the right answers were given...
24:11🔗DrewHe was sexually abused by his grandmother and he was a staunch Zora Astrian.
24:16🔗Rachel HarrisAnd that's great if he's had therapy and he's worked through that.
24:22🔗AdamAll right, let's take ourselves a little break. Rachel Harris is here tonight from Fat Actress, Monday nights at 10 o'clock on Showtime. We'll take a quick break. Be right back after this.
24:40🔗40 games in one and only, live 105. Hey, everybody.
25:00🔗AdamI'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Rachel Harris is here tonight. She is the second woman on Fat Actress Showtime, 10 o'clock, Monday Nights. Does a fantastic job on the show. It's her improvisational training that helps her out.
25:46🔗AdamAll great improv drills. You know, it's awesome. I was talking to a guy once who was in a group, an improv troupe called the Frayed Nuts. And you may remember them.
26:20🔗AdamYeah. And they were opening for like some old rock legend like Robin Trower or yeah. I think yeah. There was like Robin Trower or somebody, somebody like that.
26:30🔗Rachel HarrisNothing is better for opening rock band.
26:37🔗AdamThey're opening for like Steve Vai or something. And Jeff Backer or something. And you know, they love improv. And so the guy got out there and it's like, OK, I'm going to need a location.
26:58🔗AdamThe only thing worse than doing. And I don't know why they try to stuff comedy into places where it doesn't really need it. What is that impulse?
27:06🔗Rachel HarrisI don't know. But like I remember we had to do these things called, you know, we do industrials. The Groundlings will go out and do parties.
27:13🔗Rachel HarrisYou know, a little bits for different shows. And there was this nail company that does, you know, that specializes in nail like that. Yeah. Well, like just nail colors and things like that. And we had to go up to the Bel Air Hotel and do characters for like that, that they were based on the company.
27:41🔗Rachel HarrisAnd mortifying. And the people like we, you know, were supposed to do impersonations of some of these people and write up these ridiculous backstories. And, you know, and we're kind of dark. You know, we come from like a, you know, sort of a dark place saying that someone's been married six times and had three children and were questionable about what race, you know, all these awful things. And we thought we're hilarious. And it just was crickets. And so not the right forum. You know, they really just sort of stared at us.
28:07🔗AdamSomebody always thinks it's a great idea at any corporate retreat or any concert or anything just to take some comedy and just wedge it up the ass of people who clearly aren't there for it. If they're there to laugh, that's one thing. You just stuffing somebody into it. I'd rather have a guy, I'd rather just see a guy ride the unicycle and juggle for five minutes.
28:26🔗DrewJuggling would be much better. Juggling.
28:28🔗Rachel HarrisBut I have to say, in fairness, sometimes it is like if it's the right group, you know, if they have a sense of humor, it's all right.
29:29🔗AdamI think it's a California thing where they can't mix the total nudity with the hard liquor or even the beer. So you got some runaway chick who was molested when she was nine, dancing, totally naked. You're sitting there drinking a orange crush.
29:59🔗Rachel HarrisMy question is that I've tried to quit dancing many, many times before. And I keep going back to it and moving back to my hometown and moving back down to San Diego. And I've had this boyfriend for about nine months now. And I'm just completely horrible to him. And I can't, I can't steer myself away from that.
30:18🔗AdamLet's delve into the past. And first, let me just say, I don't blame you, because for me, dancing is the only time I feel free. You know what I'm saying?
30:26🔗DrewWhat do you mean you're horrible to him? What do you do?
30:28🔗Rachel HarrisI'm just mean. I say awful things that I don't mean night after night. And the end result is me breaking down, like hysterically crying. And I don't know why. I don't know what's wrong.
30:39🔗DrewWell, undoubtedly what somebody did to you.
30:46🔗Rachel HarrisI'm assuming he's in jail. I just looked up his criminal registry and there's some pretty nasty things on there. It includes like sodomy, rape, kidnapping.
30:55🔗DrewWell, maybe some of that was sort of sprinkled upon your young life.
30:59🔗Rachel HarrisMaybe. He was only there till I was two, so I have no recollection of him.
31:03🔗DrewHere's the deal that people don't appreciate in our country for some reason. The earlier, the more profound the effect. Yeah. The earlier, there is something about the human being that the early experiences have a disproportionate effect on all else that follows. Therefore, the earlier, the more intense.
31:20🔗AdamWell, I mean, here's what life is for most everyone who calls a show. All the damage done before age five, and then you spend the rest of your life trying to pull some dent out that was caused in 1982.
31:33🔗AdamAnd it never quite gets fixed. I mean, I don't know what the ratio is, but it's not a good one. It's like one bad year before five equals ten years of therapy, and that's just to sort of walk with a limp.
31:45🔗DrewRight. That's just to be able to be a human.
31:47🔗AdamAnd it depends what went on before. I mean, if it was just pure rape or incest or whatever, you may never be right.
31:55🔗DrewSo it leaves, even if you don't have an explicit recollection of the circumstance, it leaves an imprint on your brain development, makes it difficult to regulate your feelings, make it difficult to be close to other people. You feel sort of overwhelmed and out of control.
32:08🔗Rachel HarrisIsn't that sort of just an excuse?
32:11🔗DrewYeah, it's an excuse, it's an explanation for why your brain works the way it does.
32:16🔗DrewIt's a brain-wiring issue, Nalo, it's not an excuse, it's how your brain is configured. And unless you do something to change, Nalo, unless you do something to change that brain function, it ain't going to change on its own. You can't wish it to change. It has to be treated.
32:34🔗AdamDrew, you forgot to add the super blowhardy part of, I can't change it for you, okay? You have to do that yourself. I can't physically force your brain to change. I wish I could, I like when they add that. I kind of can, I kind of can, I can't do that. My mistake.
32:49🔗DrewAll you got to do is just follow directions and it will change.
32:52🔗AdamAll right, so do me a favor, describe the DJ over there at the club.
32:58🔗Rachel HarrisWe actually use a jukebox, we have no DJ which is fabulous because then I don't have to tip him out.
33:05🔗Rachel HarrisWhat's your song? What do you like to dance to?
33:10🔗AdamIt's the automated noxious DJ 2000. Quit your linen and drop your, wait a minute, I screwed up.
33:19🔗CallerQuit your grinning and drop your linen. Give it up for Nalo.
33:23🔗AdamDiamond, stage five, stage five, Japanese business man. It's like a computer on there. So what happens? You just program in the songs you want?
33:34🔗Rachel HarrisYeah, you go, I mean, there's a rotation. Your name's on a board. You plug your music in and then you go up. Two songs are about three minutes a piece. And yeah, it's fully naked.
33:46🔗AdamAnd what do you, now I'm gonna guess, let's guess at her songs. First off, I'm gonna go with MacArthur Park by Rex Harrison.
33:55🔗CallerSomeone left the cake out in the rain. I don't think that I can make it. Cause it's about eight minutes.
34:35🔗DrewThat just happens to be what goes out of my head when I'm talking.
34:37🔗AdamI'm gonna go with Coward of the County by Kenny Ratchett. That'd be a good one. That's a good one. Now, you gotta figure she's got one of those.
35:11🔗Rachel HarrisYou know, they like the smooth, like, the older people and the younger, like, if the younger, like, military boys are in there, it's, like, a little instinct, and Justin Timberlake. Sure.
35:36🔗DrewAll right, now listen, here's the deal. For this kind of lifestyle, it often becomes highly, highly addictive, and I don't know if you're addicted to anything else or if you're truly an addict, but sometimes people that specialize in sort of extracting people from this kind of life are necessary, because it is so alluring, there's so much money, it's so difficult to stop, and it's so gratifying of all those primitive and rather dysfunctional aspects of yourself.
36:00🔗DrewIf you get in some therapy and learn to be able to tolerate proximity of another mind, another person, your relationship will work a little better, and you may not be so apt to want to do this stripping. So get some treatment.
36:11🔗AdamI don't think we can. Wouldn't it be great to be able to pick the songs for strippers?
36:17🔗CallerSomeone left a cake out in the rain. Yeah, that would be awesome. Randy?
36:44🔗Rachel HarrisYeah, I was wondering about the abortion pill. I think I'm pregnant and I was looking through the other pages and it said abortion pill next to the morning after pill.
37:04🔗DrewWell, you need the abortion pill is a way of causing the fetus to be emitted from your uterus. It's RU486. It's a progesterone blocking agent. It can cause some pretty heavy bleeding. Some people that do abortions kind of don't like it because it doesn't feel that they're not in control of things as if they actually do the vacuum abortion.
37:22🔗AdamIs it the same pill as been around for 30 years?
38:28🔗AdamAll right, well go. Stop wasting our time. Go over there and see him. And you know, they actually have a new pregnancy test. I saw in a commercial where the thing has like an LED readout or something, where it says...
38:40🔗Rachel HarrisWhere it says pregnant, not pregnant.
38:41🔗AdamIt says pregnant or not pregnant. Yeah, instead of just turning gray and confusing everyone.
38:45🔗Rachel HarrisWhich I kind of dig. I think that's...
38:48🔗Rachel HarrisYeah. Well, you know, you go to the bathroom on it, you urinate on the stick and then...
38:53🔗AdamI took it home just on it. I was like, I'm probably not pregnant, but I just want to see something saying not pregnant.
39:02🔗Rachel HarrisI think it's so clear because sometimes, you know, you look at it and you're like, you can't tell. And you're so freaked out anyway that to see the words not pregnant or pregnant, you know, makes it that much better.
39:15🔗DrewIt's worth the 400 bucks for the LED readout.
39:17🔗AdamNo, it's probably like 15, 20 bucks. I don't know. How much is it? Do you know?
39:31🔗AdamYou have confusing gay. Gay? That's not even an option. Wait a minute. Drew, shake this thing down. I'm going to try it again. Still says gay. Still says gay. Rachel, that'd be great just to smuggle a box of gag ones in there. Whore.
40:54🔗AdamEight through 13. I like him that much. We're going to go whiz on a stick. Rachel Harris is here tonight from Fat Actress. Ten o'clock show time Monday night. Okay, quick break. We'll be right back after this.
41:19🔗AdamIt's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Rachel Harris is here tonight from Fat Actress. Ten o'clock on show time Monday nights. Let's see. Later on this week, Angie from The Apprentice, last one I got booted off.
41:41🔗Rachel HarrisAngie, she totally got railroaded.
41:43🔗AdamYeah, Monday, Seth MacFarlane and Alex Borstein are going to be in here from The Family Guy, which Drew is really into, and I'm really into too.
42:04🔗Rachel HarrisJust that one episode, which was brilliant.
42:06🔗AdamI'm going to do a little voiceover work for the fam, not American Dad, but Family Guy on Thursday. So I'll send them everyone's regards and then we'll see them here on Monday.
42:26🔗Rachel HarrisWhen he vomits, when he does that vomit guy, Adam, my husband, my husband Adam.
42:31🔗AdamI should have been on the show. You've been on the show. And I decided we should have him do it on Crank Anchors. And then I would just sit next to him holding my dry erase board like, you always like when you do that because there's a couple of good ones were like who would call and ask how much an engagement ring was. And they'd be like, yeah, twenty five hundred bucks. It is awesome when he vomits that way.
43:00🔗AdamWell, let me hear a little more vomiting, please. Yeah. When he would he would call the caterer and ask him. And so how do you prepare the shrimp? It's like, well, it's lightly battered. Oh, made this chick run through the entire menu and vomit after every single thing she said.
43:26🔗Rachel HarrisI just love like the tolerance for that, too. Like, at what point do you say, I think something's you're ill, sir. And yeah, maybe we should get off the phone. Yeah, I just love this, the complete willingness to just stay on the phone.
43:39🔗AdamHere's what I learned from a few years of doing that show. Either people get off the phone immediately, or you have to pry them off the phone with a flat bar. And it depends where you call. If you call New York, they don't have any time at all. If you call Fairbanks, Alaska, oh, they got time. We had, I'm trying to think who it was who called just a place in Alaska and had them be their northernmost compass buddy. And just called a random person and they had talked on the phone about 45 minutes. They're going to be their compass buddy in their northernmost location. He's got to check in every day and call him and check how his heading was doing. And he's going to say do north and give the degrees or whatever. And, and they just talked for about 40 minutes. Can you imagine somebody calling you at home, Drew, wanting to be your compass buddy, and you're just rapping on the phone for 45 minutes, and them having to get off the phone? You just, you still talking to them?
45:27🔗AdamSamantha, you tell a horrible story, by the way, because you're on the computer of a different person than you found, than you're accusing of being gay.
45:36🔗DrewThe point is, what did the parents' house have to do with the story?
45:40🔗CallerWe're house-sitting over there for the time being.
45:43🔗DrewAnd you brought your computers with you?
45:48🔗Rachel HarrisThe history, like when you went to look through the history, it had gay porn websites?
45:52🔗CallerThat's correct. And so I click on there and, I don't know, it jumped here and there. And being a bit nosy, I did... I mean, it's his. It's not a conclusion jumped up.
46:02🔗AdamIt's great when you say his, too. It makes it that much more confusing.
46:12🔗CallerWell, my question basically is I've talked to him about...
46:15🔗AdamI'm taking a break. Here's all I'm saying, everybody. I know who she's talking about just because I speak fluent hard, but when you say you're at somebody's house, you hopped up on the computer and found a porn and you keep saying his computer or even the computer at somebody else's house. It's somebody else's house. You are leading people to believe it's the person who lives at that residence who has the porn on the computer. If you're talking about the television or the phone at that house, we would assume that was the persons who lived at the house. I'm assuming this is not by way of her description, but I'm assuming this is her fiancee who brought his computer to his parents' house. No, no. Who was looking up gay porn on the parents' computer.
46:57🔗Rachel HarrisProbably on somebody else's computer because they thought it was safe.
47:00🔗AdamRight. Is that what was going on, Samantha?
47:03🔗CallerBasically, he was looking it up over there. I don't question that he was the one doing it. He admits to it for one. All right.
47:12🔗DrewAll that's there is now unnecessary. The whole thing. I caught my husband looking at gay porn. He told me it was him. There you go. That's the story.
47:17🔗AdamAll right. Well, we got to take a break. We got two hours to kill, Drew. It's a 22-minute sitcom for The Love of Christ. We have no script. Just like fat actress, Rachel Harris is here Monday nights, 10 o'clock. Show time. We'll take a quick break. We'll get back. Don't hang up on Samantha over here. We'll get back, tell her what to do about her fiance after this.
47:56🔗DrewLoveline is brought to you by TNT. 40 games in 40 nights.
48:27🔗DrewThe go finger is why Adam went into radio. That's right. Yeah. I was thinking, it's either that or the finger.
48:30🔗AdamI was thinking, it's either that or the finger. It's either that or become a tail hooker, launch F-18s off carriers. You know, that dude. I like the move, that go guy.
48:40🔗Rachel HarrisYeah, that's intense. It's as impressive though, isn't it? When they like do that.
48:44🔗AdamThat's what I like. I like the spool it up move.
49:00🔗AdamThere's nothing better than a whole carrier thing. The guy's in the pilot. The guy down in the yellow vest, and they all have their colors. It's like a big Parchisi game. It's awesome. Everyone's got the purple and the yellow, and they're all wearing their vests, because these guys are the fire guys, and these guys are the guys who reset the steam catapult, and these guys are retrieval guys. And they do the spool it up thing. I'm the pilot. I do the salute thing, and then the guy gets down on one knee, he's going, go! And I just launch myself off the end of the ship.
49:44🔗Rachel HarrisBut you see, my brother was actually on one, and he was in the service. Yeah. He was. He was on an aircraft carrier for like six months or something.
49:51🔗AdamWow, a lot of range in that family. A lot of range.
50:17🔗Rachel HarrisHe used to say that they'd sleep in like those crazy cubby holes that I'm claustrophobic. I couldn't have. I mean, I'm not clinically claustrophobic, but it would drive me crazy. I'll be the judge of that. Okay. All right.
50:26🔗AdamThey got their little bunks that they got their little lockers underneath it. They got to fold everything nice. I would like to go out on one cruise, one quick tour. You know what I mean? Just, you know, 14 days or something, just to say you did it.
52:05🔗AdamOkay. So here's the question, everybody. I think, I know where Drew comes down on this, but I'm not sure about Rachel. To me, not that he should be punished for being gay, but there's not anything we're going to do about this. I don't think you're going to reel it back in.
52:24🔗AdamAnd here's what I don't think a lot of people realize, and I don't think a lot of women realize this because I think they're a little more pliable sexually. They could go out, experiment, do a little something, sample some waters. They could just put their toe in the lesbian pool.
52:56🔗AdamYou're in. And this guy, if he's on websites and he's looking for action or soliciting, unless he's a cop and he's trying to bust somebody and there's something we don't know.
53:50🔗Rachel HarrisLike sexually, because a lot of times, with sex addiction and things like that, sometimes it's not necessarily about the gender, it could be about...
53:59🔗DrewThat's true. But then the sexual addiction is often very covert, so she might really understand, have no knowledge of what was going on.
54:06🔗AdamSamantha, you sound like a survivor. Like you've seen a lot. I don't know. What are you? Are you a nurse? Do you have some kids? Previous marriage? What's going on?
54:17🔗CallerOne kid, no marriage. Insurance, nothing too exciting.
56:17🔗CallerNo. Never like that. More dismissive, I guess.
56:21🔗AdamAll right. So, Samantha, I bet you could do better than this guy.
56:25🔗DrewWell, I feel uncomfortable telling you what to do, but you have a way of sort of not accepting reality. You tend to stay in sort of a level of light denial. It's like, yeah, a little bit of spiel of that. Look, you're an addict. You're fortunately not active in your disease right now. You've had some significant issues in your life. Intimacy is not an easy thing for you. You've got a guy that may have seemed safe, but he's safe because he's not available because he is probably gay. Now, he may not really have come to terms with that yet. That's fine. But to say that to minimize the reality of what's going on with him, giant mistake.
57:00🔗AdamCruising the Internet, looking for BJs, unless you want to meet the guy in the parking lot and beat him with a bat.
57:08🔗AdamWell, okay. The only possible excusable thing would be if you urinate in a fire hydrant and we're trying to spray the gay guy with it. Out of the bed of a pickup truck and you had some buddies driving it and you had like a six pack of tall boys in there and you were screaming.
57:21🔗DrewAnd you know what? You're not 28 when you're doing that.
57:23🔗AdamOh, oh, oh, yes. I was 31, right? You're right, Drew. I was not 28. And that to say that had not built up to that. When you're right, you're right. Takes a big man to admit when you're right, Drew. All right, Melissa.
57:40🔗CallerYeah. Like right before I'm about to finish, I just like tense up and I just tell the guys like, yeah, I'm finished. And I can't like relax to get the whole way through.
57:49🔗AdamHold on. That's not faking an orgasm though, is it?
57:53🔗Rachel HarrisYou mean like you sort of snub it, like before it goes all the way?
58:41🔗DrewSo what about the women? Why am I getting the women thing loud from her? It's just my sense of it.
58:46🔗AdamI don't know. Drew's Spidey sense is, Lesbo's Spidey sense is tingling.
58:50🔗CallerWell, I'm curious. I'm curious that I've never.
58:54🔗DrewAre you, do you have trouble being with men? Or have you been brutalized by men in some way?
58:59🔗CallerYeah, when I was, yeah, I've had a bad past, but I don't.
59:03🔗DrewWell, that's what often, when it comes to lesbianism, that's often a good route. It's a common route in the lesbian territory, which is the relationship with men are just full of brutality and they just have an outfit and that's that.
59:15🔗CallerI was, my neighbor used to babysit me and that was a female. And she used to mess with me when I was little.
59:41🔗DrewAll right, so here we go. We got a call about faking orgasms and not allowing yourself to orgasm. And the reality of what we have here is sexual abuse, sexual identity confusion, inability to be in stable and close relationships, picking only a-holes. Much bigger problems here than just not orgasming. Much bigger. You will orgasm when you actually are able to have a relationship and feel safe until that happens though. There'll be no orgasms. All right.
1:00:05🔗AdamNow you're freaking her out though. You think she has to be with a woman? And what about?
1:00:08🔗DrewNo, I'm not saying she has to be with a woman. I'm just saying she's got to be in a stable, close relationship. I have a feeling that that was more likely to be with a woman for her.
1:00:15🔗AdamMelissa, do me a favor. Can you please not screw your son up so I don't have to deal with him and or pay for him later on in life? Please, please, please promise me you're not going to screw that kid up. I don't want to pay for anyone else.
1:00:32🔗DrewWouldn't you rather her be with a woman that's some a-hole she brings along?
1:01:16🔗CallerNo clue. He works with sales, like auto sales and everything.
1:01:19🔗AdamOkay, yeah. Well, just once, one time when somebody says he works in sales, they're actually talking about a sale on a boat. Just one time. He doesn't know he works on schooners.
1:01:31🔗AdamWell, he does sell the sales, so I guess technically he's in sales sales. It would be nice just to talk to a guy, salty mariner. But okay, it's always funny when you hear about these highfalutin divorces and so-and-so needs 150 grand a year for the kids. When you just hear about the real world, it's up to 550 a month.
1:01:54🔗AdamAnd the fifth Gabor sister is saying she can't get by on 55,000 a month. She's at 550 and she's like just in clover. She's not going to know what to do with that extra money. All right. I don't know what to say. And by the way, could we stop crapping out kids so casually?
1:02:14🔗AdamClearly not. Can we stop having just people that are damaged goods crapping out kids? It is so sad. And is there ever any chance that this world or this society repairing itself as long as there's a steady influx of effed up single moms crapping out kids in their late teens? Is there any way, is there enough resources?
1:02:38🔗Rachel HarrisYeah, but don't you think the solution to that though is to educate women to like...
1:02:45🔗Rachel HarrisWell, no, it's more intervention. But as far as your esteem goes, but what I'm saying, you know...
1:02:49🔗DrewYou can't build esteem through education. This is the huge mistake that people make.
1:02:53🔗Rachel HarrisI don't think, I mean, like education like schools. And I mean, just as far as common sense, you know, there's nothing we can teach women to have esteem so that they're not sleeping around to get validation.
1:03:07🔗AdamNo, I mean, that's six generations down the road.
1:03:11🔗Rachel HarrisDo you think it's more just from learned behavior, from...
1:03:15🔗DrewNo, no, it's this function of regulatory systems in the brain. And you have to teach them to... Brains that can't regulate don't feel adequate and feel ashamed. And then they can't build esteem unless they can feel competent in their ability to regulate their feeling states. And the only way they can do that is through having stable relationships. So, a healthy adult that they're connected with through high school and college or junior high school and high school, that changes everything. And all they have to do is spend time with that kid. That's all they got to do.
1:03:45🔗AdamI'm looking for some sort of birth control that comes in a dart form, seriously. And I'm doing it for them. Like everyone has this...
1:03:53🔗DrewYou want to strafe with it, basically. Send your planes in and strafe.
1:03:57🔗AdamI'm just saying, we talk to people. I mean, here's our solution from doing the show for 10 years. And we, at the risk of sounding sort of pompous, what we learned isn't really from a textbook or watching the news, it's from talking to screwed up people for 10 years. So you get the lay of the land.
1:04:16🔗AdamWhen somebody, depending on how abused they were, but if they were sort of severely abused, there's not a whole lot you can really talk to them about. You need to get to them early and often. But there's a certain group that you really just need to say.
1:04:29🔗DrewIf I try to talk to me out of heroin, that's not a rational process. You can't educate somebody out of heroin or crack or pie. They're just, part of their brain is not.
1:04:36🔗AdamYou need to catch them on their first, the day after their first period and say, you're going, and I don't mean in school, and say, you're going on birth control. I mean, I'm not going to hold you down and stuff it in your mouth. I'm just going to say, I'm going to hold you down. I've done the math. You're going to be pregnant by 15 and a half. And then no shot at college. So this is for you. It's for me. It's for society. Put the patch on. And then we'll talk about it when you're 21 and see what we can do. If we did that, it would just be a utopia we're living in. For some reason, that's playing God. Whereas hooking people up to feeding tubes is not, or putting cameras in intersections that give you tickets in the mail. No problem with that. It's okay for society to do that. Yeah, sorry. Getting excited.
1:05:23🔗DrewHow about building a room atop your garage?
1:05:26🔗AdamOh, you couldn't do that. That's permits. You could never do that. You have to perform oral on a city councilman if you want to do that. I'm just saying, we live in a society where people are perfectly comfortable with the concept of putting cameras in intersections and you getting tickets in the mail for 300 bucks. But the idea of identifying an abused and dangerous, not only to society, but to themselves, segment of society and focusing on them. Because who's filling the prisons? Who's committing the murders? Who's getting hooked on the speed and the heroin? Who are the dropouts? Who are the vagrants? Who are the teen pregnant? Who are all these people? They're not Drew's kids. They're just not. They're not people who can support and love and nurture their kids. That's not their offspring. It's this group's offspring who becomes then all our problems. And there's a good chance if anything happens to you, whether it's getting cleaned out by an uninsured drunk driver or getting a shiv put in your side at the ATM, it's going to be someone from this family. Let's just admit it and focus on it. It's not such a bad thing.
1:06:36🔗DrewWhat corollaries that is that when they look at kids from at-risk situations, only actually about half of them turn out the way Adam is describing it. And the half that doesn't turn out that way, when they look at variables that impact their life, they've only found one thing that changes outcome towards a positive outcome.
1:06:55🔗DrewNo, a single positive relationship with an adult outside the home, sustained. That's it. It changes everything.
1:07:03🔗AdamAnd by the way, half, that's a tough number. You know what I mean? Fifty percent of these people going south. And yeah, for every, there's, you know, oh, but what about Oprah? She was abused, she came from, yeah, that's Oprah. Then for every Oprah, there's ten million people that are in jail right now.
1:07:20🔗DrewIt's the same argument with Grandma Moses smoking and drinking until she was ninety-five.
1:07:24🔗AdamYeah. Oh, she drank, she drank a fifth of Jack Daniels every day and smoked two packs of Palmol non-filter.
1:07:43🔗Rachel HarrisBecause one person was a freak show. Doesn't mean that it's going to work for everyone.
1:07:47🔗AdamHe had a good hand dealt to him genetically and that was about it.
1:07:50🔗DrewThe extreme outliers do not set the rule.
1:07:52🔗AdamI don't know why people use those extreme examples as even examples. It's like a roulette wheel landing on your number once in a lifetime and you're using it as, oh, I win every time I turn the wheel. All right. Rachel Harris here tonight. A right thinker. We're turning her around. I'll tell you that right now. She's going to come and she's going to leave this place. She'll be like Rush Limbaugh. She'll be fired up. We're talking about mandatory sterilization for people of color. She's going to join the NRA.
1:08:22🔗DrewThat was Rachel's idea. That was Rachel's idea.
1:08:24🔗Rachel HarrisIt was. And I asked you not to verbalize.
1:08:27🔗AdamI'm sorry I said it on the air. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back after this.
1:08:32🔗CallerHello, this is your radio. Loveline will be right back.
1:09:19🔗AdamThere you go. All right. Hey, it's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew, Rachel Harris here tonight from Fat Actress Monday Nights. Showtime, 10 o'clock. I was just in the kitchen here at the fabulous radio station.
1:09:34🔗DrewDid you start beating up the trash can again?
1:09:36🔗AdamOr kicking the microwave? Let me just say-
1:09:40🔗DrewThrowing the milk around because it was old.
1:09:43🔗AdamLet me just say a couple of things. The microwave. Not done. World scientists should not be done with the microwave. And they're working on stuff like the keypad and that kind of stuff.
1:09:56🔗AdamWe do need that, but we need a couple things. First off, that microwave smells like a cat cramped on a wheel of provolone. And they just melted it down to the ground. What is up with that?
1:10:08🔗DrewAnd how does it maintain its funk? It's a new one too.
1:10:11🔗AdamSomebody did something to that microwave at 10 o'clock tonight and it's been funkified two hours later. It's as funky as it was two hours before.
1:10:21🔗DrewI swear that's a pizza thing in this unit.
1:10:24🔗AdamBut I don't understand. Is it upholstered inside? You know what I mean? How can it maintain the funk?
1:10:30🔗DrewIt's sheet metal. The cheese gets melted into the plastic there.
1:10:32🔗AdamBut it's sheet metal. It's like your car fender smelling.
1:10:35🔗Rachel HarrisBut you know what? But that's the thing is that it doesn't really seem to have that much ventilation. So things get trapped in there.
1:10:40🔗AdamSo a couple of beats. First thing, let's get a microwave. There's nothing worse than you got a little ice cream that's rock hard. You want to just put in for 10 seconds and soften it up. But it smells like provolone cheese in there.
1:10:54🔗AdamOr jalapenos. It just smells like the guy made an anchovy pizza before you got there. We got to move the funk out. Flip the funk. Move the funk.
1:11:05🔗Rachel HarrisIf you notice, they got to be a sandwich store.
1:11:07🔗DrewThey have these new things that have convection or heat ovens that heat things in like four seconds. The funky stuff needs to go in there.
1:11:14🔗AdamOkay. Well, all I'm saying is first thing, let's make it out of some sort of space-age ceramic or something where you could actually defecate in it and then vaporize it with 15 minutes of convection heat and be no smell when you open it up. Okay. That's number one.
1:11:31🔗CallerI'll go down to the proving grounds.
1:11:33🔗AdamThat's good. That's number one. By the way, any better place to work than a place called Proving Grounds, the Aberdeen Proving Grounds. It's just a great name, Proving Grounds. Okay. So that's the-
1:11:47🔗AdamI work at a Think Tank on a Proving Ground. Wow. Awesome. All right. Now, there's that. The other thing is, let's figure out how to heat what's in the container, not the container itself.
1:11:59🔗Rachel HarrisOh, so you don't, did you burn your fingers out?
1:12:01🔗DrewWhy are microwave containers the ones that go to 8,000 degrees as soon as you throw them in there?
1:12:05🔗AdamDrew and I have a couple of coffee mugs we toss in there. The coffee mugs we have to handle, we have to use tongs that guys who blow glass use to get them out of there. It's like, it's a blast furnace. Drew holds a shield that we've fashioned out of an old Lycus poster and some tin foil. I open it and reach in with the tongs and wear that leather slag.
1:12:24🔗DrewOh yeah, the big, big, giant lead gloves.
1:12:25🔗Rachel HarrisI don't know you guys, that sounds like your microwave is just...
1:12:51🔗AdamAnd I'm saying that about 30. Well, let's say, let's put it this way. Eighty percent of the stuff I have to hold food doesn't work right in the microwave.
1:13:02🔗AdamIt gets hot and the food stays. I put it, I get the bowl, I get the ceramic bowl, I put the soup in it. The soup is marginally cooler actually than it was before it went in.
1:13:13🔗AdamHow does the soup not get hot just from the molten, glowing bowl? I don't know. But let's work out a microwave that just heats what's inside.
1:13:20🔗DrewThat same one occasionally will cause boiling around the edges and cold in the middle. Right.
1:13:26🔗Rachel HarrisDoes it have a spinny thing on it though? Spinny thing?
1:13:29🔗AdamSpinny thing overrated. That was going to solve every problem in 1985. It never really worked out.
1:13:34🔗Rachel HarrisYou know the trick for microwave popcorn is to put a little plate underneath it so when you put the bag on top, it has a little bit of a hill. That means because the current goes underneath the bag a little bit more and it keeps it from burning. Just a little tip.
1:13:49🔗AdamJust a little ceramic plate or a paper plate?
1:13:51🔗Rachel HarrisCeramic. Yeah, that has like some density to it so that when you... I don't know if density is the right word.
1:13:57🔗AdamNo, that's right. The other thing I'm looking for is something, a microwave, that you can put metal in.
1:14:04🔗DrewYeah, well that would have to have that.
1:14:05🔗AdamBecause you get the Italian food in like the container. You take the Chinese food. Well, the Chinese food has the little metal coat hanger.
1:14:12🔗Rachel HarrisThe little hoot nanny on it that you have to take off before you eat it out.
1:14:14🔗AdamBut if you go to the Italian place, you get a little chunk of Asabuco left over. That's the foil thing. By the way, once that plastic cap pops, you can never get it back.
1:14:22🔗DrewHave you ever put that plastic thing on and replaced it without cutting your finger?
1:15:01🔗AdamIt's normally blue. It's red now because it's still molten. Now here's the problem. I can be bothered and I will be, but why should I have to be? Let's have somebody work the metal thing out. And when you get that nice Italian food and then the fat can chills and everything, you always dump out the big chunk or whatever. But you're scraping the other stuff. You can't all the goodness is also.
1:15:22🔗DrewIt also doesn't look appetizing when it comes out. What are you eating?
1:15:25🔗AdamRight. All the jello mold. No. Yeah. Like if you bring if you bring home spaghetti and meat sauce, all the yummiest part of the meat sauce is clung to the to the foil. You can't get that off. And you always seem like you have a problem when you really try to get off your scraping or you're barring a dumpster or something. Your wife comes by like, listen, sweetie, don't you go out and buy something to eat instead of scraping things.
1:16:01🔗Adam40 years it's been around. Somebody invent one I can put some foil in. Is it that tall in order that we can put foil in a microwave? Technologically, is it that tall in order?
1:16:13🔗Rachel HarrisIt could be because of like the, I'm going to get really technical on you and use some really good jargon, but like atoms and like neutrons and things like that, the bing-a-bong.
1:16:53🔗AdamI don't want to transfer things from the thing I take it home into the thing I put it in the microwave. Then maybe we just have to talk to the Chinese restaurant and the Italian food restaurant and get them to do that.
1:17:07🔗Rachel HarrisYou should do that. Call them.
1:17:09🔗DrewLet's start changing the convention. We need microwavable Chinese and Italian food.
1:17:18🔗AdamYou guys, you know what? Neither one of you will dare to be great or dare to yell at other people to be great in hurry. That's your shortcoming.
1:17:27🔗Rachel HarrisWe're just comfortable with the mediocrity.
1:17:29🔗AdamI'll tell you something. I will dare to yell at other people to be great, God damn it. In the hurry.
1:17:42🔗AdamI used to go to a dentist when I got my teeth clean, he sprayed icy cold spring water all over my teeth and they hurt. I said, wow, my gums are sensitive, my teeth hurt, you sprayed this cold. Why don't you use warm water? If I was in my own bathroom, I wouldn't put frozen water in my teeth. He said, and this is the biggest mistake he ever made for me, oh yeah, they make those. I said, they should make some sort of inline water heater. He said, oh no, they make them, they've had them for years. That was problem number one.
1:18:08🔗AdamOh no, problem number two was he then said, everyone asked for them. Okay, now I'm going nuts. All right, so I go to a new dentist and the guy likes me and he wants my business. And I say, look, here's your Adam Corolla, here's the deal, literally millionaire, here's your DDS.
1:18:37🔗AdamI go to the new guy and I say, look buddy, how about one of these inline water heaters if you want my business? And he says, you know what, that's a good idea. And I said, look, here's the deal, I'm not coming back until you get that thing. So go spend 80 bucks, give a plumber 100 bucks and get it hooked up. And then I'll use it. I came back a month later. He said, not only I'm getting great feedback, all my people love it. It's great. This guy was in business for 30 years. Now he's got the inline heater. Everyone's happy.
1:19:02🔗Rachel HarrisAnd Adam Corolla, humanitarian.
1:19:52🔗DrewAnd if you have some of the genetic heritage for breast cancer, yes, definitely should not be on it. If there's certain situations, you should be very careful with.
1:20:02🔗Rachel HarrisI've been on the pill now for 10 years, and I had a lump removed from my right breast in February, and I've now found another one in my left breast.
1:20:13🔗DrewLumps have nothing to do with breast cancer. Those are cysts. They do not mean you're at added risk.
1:21:08🔗Rachel HarrisSo she doesn't need to freak out.
1:21:10🔗DrewNo. Do you have breast cancer in your family?
1:21:12🔗Rachel HarrisI don't know. My mom had some cysts from when I was younger, so probably about 10, 15 years ago, but that's really it.
1:21:18🔗DrewThere's evidence of the pill will reduce your risk of ovarian cancer, reduce the risk of uterine pathology and pelvic inflammatory disease. So there are actually cancer reduction qualities to being on the pill at the same time. So it's weighing these things out.
1:21:30🔗Rachel HarrisBut it's based on your family history?
1:21:32🔗DrewWhether or not the breast cancer is your if you have the the BRCA genes and that all that stuff, you got to be careful.
1:21:38🔗CallerThat take a whole lot of love. David.
1:21:58🔗AdamYeah, let's play Germany or Florida. Here's how the game goes. And by the way, when we were talking about this last night, 60 minutes, or maybe I didn't see it until I got home.
1:22:12🔗Adam60 minutes last night, they talked to an author over there, wrote for the Herald or something, but it was just like all the degenerates that end up there and all the screw balls and all the wacky stories. You got your proximity to Cuba, you got your-
1:22:48🔗AdamWell, they just have laws on the books over there that if you're OJ and you lose in civil court, and you own a house in Florida, they can't take your house. You own a house in Bel Air, they take your house. Wow.
1:23:10🔗AdamI still want to stuff the wives. So the point is-
1:23:12🔗DrewAlso we can have our game up there again?
1:23:14🔗AdamAnd yes. And the other thing about Florida I've just realized is everything is bigger and worse in Florida. Like it's like- Everyone gives that story like, oh, you think you've seen roaches?
1:23:23🔗CallerOh no, you've never been to Boca Raton.
1:23:42🔗DrewOh, the horrible stuff that Andrew Jackson did down there to the Indians and stuff. Really bad. And the Spaniards, their really bad stuff went on for a couple centuries down there.
1:23:51🔗AdamYeah, well, they're keeping, they have a rich tradition of like alcoholic F-ups over there and they're keeping it alive.
1:23:58🔗AdamThat's all. And it was funny that we've been talking about it for a number of years now and 60 minutes. Finally, Conron just did a story about how he left Florida. All right, so hold on. Justin.
1:24:30🔗AdamObviously, there are reasons why metal in the microwave is not going to work at this point. The same way we weren't able to reach the moon in the mid 60s.
1:24:39🔗Rachel HarrisOh dear, here we go. I feel a rant.
1:24:40🔗AdamIt took some great people getting together, putting some time in, then putting some money in a little R&D and working it out. That's what I'm asking. I'm not asking that I stuff a ball of foil into my microwave and have it magically work.
1:24:52🔗DrewThe electrons are free in the matrix of metal, though.
1:24:57🔗AdamListen, Keanu, let me finish my thought. Believe me, if this was a military problem and it needed to work, they would make it work. They would overcome.
1:25:09🔗AdamThey have satellites circling the globe right now that are beaming this or my voice across the country in parts unknown. We could work the microwave thing out. It's not that tall order. We need to focus. That's all I'm saying. All right.
1:25:24🔗DrewAnd you two, you two, I say nay, I say nay.
1:25:27🔗AdamYou're enabling parents of a drug addict.
1:25:31🔗AdamOh, he's got a lot of pressure at school. Let him do a little coke every once in a while if it makes him feel better. Quiet. I'm the uncle. I know how to handle the boy.
1:25:39🔗DrewWhat, you're gonna give him some anal?
1:25:46🔗AdamWell, he's giving it to me. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back with a little Germany or Florida after this. Hey, buddy. Loveline. 12th Bloody Mary, how dare you.
1:26:38🔗AdamI think, I don't exactly know anything about ratings or any of that stuff, but it seemed like a couple years back, there was a big chasm between HBO and Showtime, and it seems like Showtime has been bridging that chasm over the past few years.
1:26:53🔗Rachel HarrisWell, they're trying to, I think that's the thing, is that they're taking risks on edgier things a little bit. And Weeds is coming up, which is going to be great. It's Mary-Louise Parker, Kevin Neal, it's on that show. Very funny, Jenji Cohen is the executive producer and writer of that, really good job. Did this huge plug for Weeds and my show.
1:27:16🔗Rachel HarrisMary-Louise Parker, very funny. Mary-Louise Parker, her husband, her husband dies and she's in the suburbs and she doesn't know how to support her family. And so she starts selling Weeds.
1:27:32🔗AdamSeems funny. Justin, you're 21. Is it supposed to be funny? The commercial looked like it was supposed to be funny, but they didn't show any clips. They just showed it. It looked kind of like American beauty kind of look.
1:27:49🔗Rachel HarrisYeah, no, it's supposed to be funny, but it's more like comedy, serial comedy.
1:27:53🔗AdamRight. That's what we do on this show.
1:29:33🔗AdamAll right, Justin, go ahead. Give us the start.
1:29:35🔗CallerAll right. A zoo has scrapped its plans to break up homosexual penguin couples after gay rights groups protested against it. The zoo had noticed that three penguin couples turned out to be all male. In an attempt to encourage the penguins to reproduce, the zoo had flown in four female penguins. The plan was to introduce the female birds to the males, which would hopefully lead to reproducing. But the zoo abandoned its plans after gay rights groups protested against the experiment. The zoo's director said everyone can live here as they please. He also said it was never their intention to separate the couples by force, and even if it was their intention, it wouldn't be possible to make them be interested in the new feed-down commandment.
1:30:15🔗AdamI always love when you have to apologize to idiots in their asinine requests, like if you apologize to the gay groups about what you're doing with the penguins as the zookeeper. We meant no offense to the gay community.
1:30:32🔗AdamGet back to the job, would you? Because I gotta go gay. They got money, they got time, they got two seaters all the way. You know, I'm a sports car guy. They recycle. It's an awesome lifestyle. I know where this is out of. So I'm gonna abstain.
1:30:48🔗AdamNow you think this happened in Germany or Florida?
1:30:50🔗DrewIt sounds a little Germany to me. It sounds American in terms of the use of the legal system and the sort of strong army by writing letters and taking action. But the idea is so over the top, it puts it in Germany for me.
1:32:49🔗AdamThey're not. No. And they did a thing about a sort of gay part of their ritual where the bull males get together and actually get an erections and they sort of rub on each other.
1:33:09🔗AdamThey were explaining it in the sense of, well, we can't explain why they do this. And the guy, the thing had an erection and they're like, I was getting weird.
1:33:34🔗AdamI'll fill that blowhole. That's what I screened and my wife walked in while I was masturbating.
1:33:38🔗DrewFamily guy tonight said he can't go back to Marineland for that reason.
1:33:42🔗AdamWe will... Oh, really? Didn't even see it. We'll take a quick break. Be right back after this.
1:34:08🔗DrewLoveline is brought to you by TNT. 40 games in 40 nights.
1:34:33🔗AdamYeah, well that's it. Show's over. Fantabulous. Angie coming in here on Wednesday, and then next week, Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein from our favorite show. I want to thank Rachel Harris for coming in tonight. A perfect guest. You see, in part, the training pays off.
1:35:02🔗DrewWould you pay her back for the thousands and thousands of dollars of therapy she had to spend because of you, please? Thank you.
1:35:07🔗AdamThank you. Ten o'clock on Showtime. Fat actress, take a little extendo break. Until next time, this is Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo.
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