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1:20🔗VoiceoverHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Dr. Drew is a board certified physician in Dixon Medicines Bibbler. What did you do? Drew, did you go to the premiere tonight?
1:40🔗AdamWe were supposed to go to the Family Guy premiere.
1:42🔗DrewI was at a charity event for Sober Living. And I didn't get out of it until about 8-15 or so. And that was that. And my plan was, my big plan, I knew I had to go to that. My plan was, well, then I'll run over there. We'll broadcast from there. See, that was why I was pushing the broadcast thing.
2:00🔗DrewSo hard. Yeah. Obviously, we're not there now.
2:04🔗AdamYou got to know nothing's ever going to. Here's here's my thing. If if you want to get something done, go ahead. But then it ain't going to happen. So what about that, Drew? You ever think about that?
2:35🔗DrewBy the way, there's no place to broadcast there unless we let's care. I brought their van and they weren't willing to do that.
2:40🔗AdamI would have come out the Family Guy Premier Party that we both got invited to tonight, but didn't attend, which is how bizarre is it that you didn't go and you're picking on me for not having gone? No, no, I'm not picking on you for not going. I'm only picking on you for for making the proclamation that we were going to broadcast.
2:59🔗DrewI looked into it. I did look into it more than you think. Just wasn't something people were up for.
3:59🔗AdamYeah, it's not two-hander. It's a one-hander. Yeah. Once in a while, he uses his abdomen as leverage when it got tight. He pushed the base up against his stomach and he used two hands. Yeah, it'd be awesome.
4:12🔗DrewBy the way, the family guy was very funny tonight.
4:18🔗DrewGot it. Done and done. But it was so refreshing, it's not a strong enough word. Relief to see it back on the air?
4:25🔗AdamNice to see it back on the air. I like there was a disclaimer before the family guy tonight about animated nudity. No, not the one you're talking about. I'm talking about the actual disclaimer.
4:37🔗AdamWouldn't know what to do with the kids when it came to animated nudity. And if it's animated nudity and there's no ding-a-ling showing, then what is it?
4:49🔗DrewI mean, this is everybody running scared with the FCC. Right, right. We're going to cover everything.
4:53🔗AdamPeter Griffiths standing there sort of profile with a huge gut and just a couple of legs. He couldn't see anything. He couldn't see anything else.
5:01🔗DrewAnd what's the wife's name? I was going to call her Karen Lois. Lois in sort of a Barbie doll configuration.
6:29🔗DrewAnyway, the pump is to stretch the skin out on top of the waffle. They suture down there. They do use the pumps. They also use weights. I mean, you gotta see these weights, Adam.
6:54🔗DrewYeah. Yeah, penis weights. But yeah, that's 11 grand to get your penis bigger. And the pumps and things really don't work very much. Although I also found out that they were Indian gurus, like, you know, the 12th century, 800 beast AD or something that started this whole thing of hanging weights.
7:08🔗AdamAnd you've got to figure it's been going on.
7:13🔗AdamAll right, so he wants the penis pump. There's guys I know who swear by the penis pump. Actually, there's one guy I know I don't talk to anymore, but his dad would hook himself up to the thing for hours on end and swore that with continuous use, over the course of years, you'll get some whatever.
7:31🔗DrewI've heard you get a little bit from it. I have heard that.
7:33🔗AdamWell, yeah, it's like, look, if you just tugged on it all day, every day, and you just grabbed it and pulled on it for four hours a day, I imagine you get a little extra something out of it.
7:44🔗DrewBut here's the case in point that who's he doing it for? She's fine. As is the case with women with some of their plastic procedures, they're doing it for other men.
7:54🔗AdamAll right. That's right. It looks good in the gym. I don't want to take another wiener call. Let's see, got another one we can take him. Still wets the bed?
8:05🔗AdamOh, let me just say something. Speaking of talking, having the old man yelling while you're on the phone, I ran into a little problem today because my mom's having her choir, LA Valley College Choir thing tonight.
8:27🔗AdamOh, yeah. She wanted me to go. And I'm going to New York tomorrow. No more kitties. I'll be broadcasting from New York.
8:34🔗DrewBut can I just give a guess? Did Pop Warner Football enter into this discussion?
8:39🔗AdamNo, it was not a bad conversation. What it was is my mom left a message on my machine, you know, and my wife got home today. She started talking to me. Now, I called my mom beforehand and said, yeah, I won't be able to make the choir tonight. I'm leaving in New York tonight. Oh, it's still a fudge factor. You know, I got to leave tomorrow morning. I just said, I just made it tonight, make it a little easier. Same difference. I still got to pack. I got my crap together. Well, my wife's on the, now I walk into the den, I realize my mom, my wife is leaving a message on my mom's machine. She's like, yeah, sorry, Chris. I just got back from Vegas and now Adam is, and now I start to frantic, singling, no, no, no.
9:31🔗DrewBut also, too, I must have had some weird beat before it too, so it's going to be extra obvious. He's not leaving, but he's going to.
9:39🔗AdamWhat's the semi-4-4? What are you doing? You're saying last, he's stuck in the well? It's like, I should have just ran over and hung up. Yes. But I know, I saw her and it was like, she was like, yeah, I could tell she was leaving that message tone and she hadn't got to me or was unclear whether she was going to get to me and I just did the, I did to me, no, no, no, no, no, he's slaying it tomorrow. And I just realized chicks don't have an ounce of that, like, you know.
10:21🔗AdamIf they were, that's right, that's right. Mr. Morris. That's right. Well, actually Morris's last name was Code. The point is, no, no, I'm just screwing with you. Here's the point. Codeberg, he just shortened it. He wanted to work in the business. All right. Here's the thing, like if chicks were in a seal unit and you did that move that you see in the Commando movies where you point at your eyes, you know, you do that too, or you do the fist, you know, stop. Chicks would just keep walking out in the fire. They'd be yelling, what? Why are you pointing to your eyes? Two fingers to, shut up. What? You cut your throat? You'd just be all mowed down. You'd be mowed down. My wife will stand there while I back my car up and watch me back into trash cans and just stand there and go, why are you backing in it? I'm looking at you in the rear view. You don't want to raise your hand at some point?
11:15🔗DrewI don't know what you're doing. This is another difference between men and women. They can't current turn language into symbols. It's just words. It has to be words or it's not coming.
11:26🔗DrewWe can physicalize things. We physicalize our words. That's why I said.
11:30🔗AdamIf you start backing out of a driveway and there's a guy anywhere within 100 yards of the driveway, the guy immediately starts directing traffic. He'll do the whistles, hold it, no, a little more. He'll do that thing where he holds his hands out and he starts shrinking it. Two foot, one foot, good.
12:00🔗AdamIf I had a pyramid of Fabergé eggs in my driveway and I was backing the car down the driveway, my wife was leaning on the table that the pyramids were on and staring at my reflection in the rear view. She would remain motionless.
12:15🔗DrewShe would talk. She's, what are you doing? What are you doing?
12:18🔗AdamYeah. She'd say, where are you going? And then I would back into the Fabergé eggs and she'd say, why'd you do that? What is that with women? And where's the guy? I've said this before, Drew, but I swear to Christ at a concentration camp, a Jew that was working out in the field of Hitler, six wheel Mercedes was backing out. He would drop his rake and start, here we go. Here we go, Führer, a little more. No, you got it. You got it. You got it. Yeah, very good. Good. Yeah. Chicks don't have that, so anyway, my frantic arm waving and my neck slash dang and all that all just translated into. And here's the thing, then you get the, I don't know what you were saying. I don't know. I just don't say it. Don't evoke my name then. Just leave me out of the mix. Then when I'm doing the slash and the no.
13:07🔗DrewThis is the equivalent to the woman of Charlie Brown's teacher.
13:10🔗AdamYeah, that I'm down here. It's confusing. It just gets, it's zero. You're more.
13:14🔗DrewWhen she says, I don't know what you mean. She means it.
13:16🔗AdamYou're more on the radar than you would have been before because you start flapping your arms around.
13:20🔗DrewRight, then you're just some weird, I'm making weird physical movements.
13:23🔗AdamYeah, but you may not have been brought up before.
13:26🔗AdamNow you're on. Yeah, top of mind, top of mind. So they could be talking about sanitary napkins. Your name's gonna get woven in now because you're flapping, you're doing that don't bring my name up move. It's awesome. All right, where were we Drew?
14:29🔗AdamYeah. Now you just need some weird flesh-colored shoes that have hook-and-loop belts on the top of them to freak everyone out when you're coming down the hall.
14:37🔗DrewAll right. Here's the deal. You cannot date a teacher. When you've left the school, that's fine. You're both adults, whatever. But when you were at that school, he is your teacher. No way. No way.
14:48🔗CallerBut what about at the end of the semester when he's not my teacher?
15:17🔗CallerHe doesn't talk about anything like that.
15:20🔗DrewThat doesn't mean anything. But look, I think you'll be putting his job in jeopardy. Most schools will have things against students dating teachers. And it's very unhealthy for you to maintain what's called a dual relationship, where you have a relationship with somebody, particularly an authority who is your teacher, doctor, whatever, and also somebody you date. You can't have that. When you're out of the school, that's fine.
15:40🔗AdamBut she graduates from his class. I know what you're saying.
15:44🔗I've had him for like a year, right? I've had him for a whole year.
15:47🔗CallerAnd now, in three weeks, he'll never be my teacher again.
15:50🔗DrewHave you done stuff like this before, where you've dated people? Have you been victimized with people in authority before?
16:05🔗My dad was an alcoholic when I was a child, but he's no longer a king.
16:11🔗DrewBut the alcoholism leaves an imprint on you.
16:13🔗AdamNo, that's the nursing part. Here's the reality.
16:18🔗DrewBy the way, so that puts this guy in suspect, because the guy in the position of authority who she's attracted to...
16:24🔗AdamWe know there's trouble, but realistically, she's 21. She's not even 19. She's done with this class in three weeks and just becomes one of the many other flunkies that drag their lifeless corpses into the junior college and waste taxpayers' money every year.
16:39🔗DrewBut let's just say that the school has a policy against this and this guy violates that policy. That's saying something about him. So not a good thing.
16:49🔗AdamYou know, I was watching, like, I don't know, 2020 or 48 hours or whatever last weekend, or I think it was like Friday, and they did that thing where they did that story about the warden's wife who was allegedly abducted by a prisoner and had been gone for 10 years.
17:08🔗AdamYeah. And then it was like, did she leave willingly with him? And all things seem to indicate that. But then she says he thinks if she thought they would kill her family, blah, blah, blah. It all seems to seem seems like she split with him. But during, you know, I'm sitting there with my buddy, and we're just watching. It's a wild speculation. What do you think? What do you think she believed? Maybe she this and maybe she that. I said, look, we could get all our answers. Just let me poke around her family.
17:39🔗AdamWe get our answers. We'll see if her mom took off, if her mom abandoned her, if she was raised by or there was alcoholism or whatever. We could get our answers really easily. All we'd have to do is scrape around a little in the past. Now they interview, you know, guys who write writing books on the subject, the psychologist, the police, police chiefs, you know, forensic, this and that. Everyone has these wild, crazy speculations. Whether it's this or whether it's that. Nobody says, look, I'll get you the answer. Let's find out. I know what her mom is.
18:13🔗DrewOf course, they probably did talk to that person because it's a pretty easy equation to fill.
18:17🔗AdamNever makes it to the end. Never makes it to the end. That's it. And basically, she took off with this guy or was abducted by this guy when she had a five year old and like a nine year old and was gone for ten years and never contacted him again. And I just said to my buddy, I guarantee we'll find out that her mom took off.
19:00🔗AdamNow, all I gotta do is, you give me ten questions, no, give me three questions with these guys. I'll get to the answer. I'll give you your answer in five minutes. But they never work that angle. It doesn't exist. And as far as I know, this is the only program or show or radio program that it ever, ever seems to come up on.
19:21🔗AdamWhereas in any other facet of life, if you're trying to figure out a criminal, you immediately just sort of, you go to the past. Let's go see. Let's go find out. Yeah. Troubled in and out of detention centers or juvenile hall or whatever it is, they start piecing things together. So easy.
19:39🔗AdamAnd the media especially just not with a 10-foot pole. But here's the thing. And here's one of the clues. They kept interviewing her best friend.
19:53🔗AdamNot her dad. Just kept with the best friend. Never stopped with the best friend. Mom, normally it'd be mom and dad. Jenny would never do this. And never any discussion of them. To raise the kids or the kids had to be raised by their grandparents.
20:11🔗AdamOne whole hour of talking to everybody in town. Neither one of them ever popped up. So either deceased or something. But that's where your answer is. All right. Yeah.
20:23🔗DrewDeep cleansing breath. People make me crazy.
20:49🔗CallerI really talk to many people, you know, ask guys like, hey, you know, doesn't smell or anything. But like, I just want to know, is that like normal that there is a smell to the penis?
21:15🔗DrewThe smell is nothing there. No, it doesn't have to be anything visible. The smell is anaerobic bacteria, bacteria that do not use oxygen for metabolism.
21:44🔗AdamYeah. Sorry, brother. You know, I got a weird little scent. Could have been the pre-pews, but I got a little scent of bogus right when he first opened his mouth. And now I'm real, now I'm real bogus. Yeah. Yeah. You can't do that yet. Look, you can't. It's the same way you can't use a hairdryer on your head without catching your hair on fire.
22:33🔗AdamWe will take ourselves a little break. Oh man. I got bedwetting solutions when we come back. Regrets, dumping girlfriend. Don't get that very often. Boyfriend never has a boner when he wakes up. I know where it is. I got it.
23:37🔗AdamYeah, everybody, that's what I'm talking about. I'm talking about Loveline. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Newfound Glory in tomorrow night. Be Real from Cypress Hill is gonna be in here on... Drew, put the bong down, trying to move forward.
24:13🔗CallerYeah, my boyfriend thinks he has a problem. Some people have been telling them that it's regular. You're supposed to get an erection every morning when you wake up, and he doesn't get them very often, and he thinks something's wrong.
24:27🔗CallerYeah, some of the time, but not very often.
24:29🔗DrewNot everyone has to waken with a boner. Sometimes it happens earlier in the morning. So he may be having them without getting up. Does he sleep long, like 10 hours a night kind of thing?
25:54🔗AdamI would say this. I would say 10 minutes, but I would say... 10... Well, here's quite the problem. Remember, we're talking about women with their ability to a spatial judgment and time and stuff like that. 10 minutes seems really short to them, I think. But 10 minutes is a continuous intercourse, is sort of 10 minutes of running hard on a treadmill without stopping. It's not going to feel that short when you're on the treadmill or hitting a heavy bag or doing whatever for 10 minutes. So 10 minutes, but 10 minutes means 10 minutes. It will go down in your head as 20 minutes.
27:10🔗CallerCorrect. I live with my girlfriend. I am 20 years old. I have my major job and we support each other. My girlfriend is going to college full time. She's 35. And we are in a debate right now as in whether or not for a couple of times, I've been living with her. I've wet the bed. And I don't know what to do in regard to taking any medication for it.
27:38🔗DrewHold on. Now, Dan, Dan, you just tossed out very casually. Your girlfriend's 35?
28:31🔗CallerWell, anyways, she's going through, she's going through psychology, right? And when this issue came up, she thinks that it's psych- that is, um, that the, um, bed writing is in my head as in something happened wrong, right?
28:52🔗DrewIn Dan's case, there is a regressive quality to it. The question, though, is the solution a psychological solution or behavioral solution? Adam and I believe that basically trying to manage the behavior is part of a more efficient way to go.
29:05🔗AdamWell, there's an interesting theory that I've sort of put into action. Drew and I have kicked about and argued about. Then it becomes a chicken or the egg sort of thing, which is most people have tendencies psychologically and they have beliefs and hurdles, stumbling blocks, repeated behavior that gets in their way. I think we all do. My feeling is sometimes you just have to sort of power past it. Drew argues, well, then you're cured. Then you're cured. In a certain sense, if you can not deal, you know.
29:41🔗AdamYeah. I mean, you could go to, you could read a thousand books and talk to a thousand therapists or you could just set an egg timer to go off two hours after you go to bed and take a whizz in the sink in the middle of the night and it would stop. But on a broader, bigger picture here, Drew, there's a lot of things in general that people have that they do that they end up just sort of powering through.
30:08🔗DrewAnd that's not a good thing or that is a good thing?
30:09🔗AdamNo, it is a good thing. I believe it's a kind of therapy that people don't involve themselves in often times.
30:16🔗DrewDidn't I brought in an article for you here about the egg timer thing that you published?
30:20🔗AdamOh, well, Drew, listen, I'm Da Vinci in Nostradamus put together when it comes to this stuff. Dan?
30:27🔗CallerYes. Well, I agree to a certain extent. I am currently going to counseling and I have been since my father died when I was 11. But I have been running the bed my whole life.
30:41🔗AdamWell, good. Hey, Dan, I know this sounds rhetorical, but I'm going to be in a hole anyway. Are you interested in stopping?
30:52🔗AdamNow, here's the deal, Dan. I'm sure you're not going to do what I'm going to tell you to do, but I will tell you how to stop and it will work. You can choose to do it or not.
31:04🔗DrewI suspect Dan will have to set the timer twice a night.
31:36🔗AdamYou like medium. All right. Dan, listen with all three of your ears. Next time you're at the supermarket or even make a special trip to the drug store or to the supermarket, go down that little aisle where they have the little meat thermometers and the turkey basters and the duct tape and all that stuff and get yourself a kitchen timer. Not the ones that have sand in it. The ones that take batteries. Okay? By the way, that hourglass, is that the worst invention ever? Because you go to it, it's empty, you don't know when it stopped. I know. All right, so Dan, get yourself that kitchen timer. It's a little digital kitchen timer. It'll say hours, it'll say on and off, and it'll say minutes. I want you to start, and do you have any idea when you wet the bed or do you sleep straight through?
32:23🔗CallerI actually sleep straight through, I've actually sleep through fire alarms going off.
32:28🔗AdamAll right, oh, so it's a sleeping thing.
32:30🔗DrewBut so he may not be able to wake up with the right timer.
32:33🔗AdamDan, we're gonna try this. You're gonna have to get this timer. You have to get a couple of door cell batteries. It's only gonna take one AA. And I need you to put it out of reach because you're gonna reach over in your sleep and slap this thing and shut it off.
32:51🔗AdamOkay, okay, here's the thing. First night, let's go for three hours. Set the thing for three hours and when it goes off, your girlfriend's gonna get you up and you're gonna go to the bathroom.
33:05🔗AdamWe'll try it one time. We're gonna try it one time for three hours the first night. If you wake up and there's a big pool of stuff that smells like vinegar in your pants, the next night, set it for two hours.
33:17🔗DrewAnd if you set it for two, keep it down louder and do it more than once.
33:21🔗AdamBut now, here's the thing. If you set it for three hours and you get up and you don't even feel like you have to go to the bathroom, next night you can try it for four hours. We're gonna try to get it just a little bit before you would have wet. And I would imagine it's about the same time, because I used to wet the bed. My grandfather figured this out with me. He woke me up. I whizzed in a bucket. I never wet the bed. It's pretty easy. What it is is you wouldn't wet the bed if you were taking a nap, but you can't make it eight hours without doing it. So wake yourself up in three, four hours, evacuate the bladder, and then you make it. It's simple, super simple, easy stuff. Or you could just sit in the Shrinks office and try to wrap your head around it for the next 400 years. All right. Get that egg timer. And let me say this, everyone. Oh, I just bought one today. I bought my fifth one today. And that's not lifetime. Lifetime's sort of 35. I probably bought about 10. I bought one today. I bought one for my buddy, the Wheeze, too. And here's what-
34:27🔗AdamIf the good news is he sleeps on his back. So his stomach, I should say. So his wife is able to remove it with a pitching wedge. Should get it right off. Doesn't get messy. Now, here's what I want to say. I beg everyone to get these timers, because I'll tell you why. The Wheeze, he likes to go home sometimes at lunch, get out from his work, take a nap. And I know that take a nap at lunch thing. You sleep with one eye open. You never get, pam, you set this thing for 18 minutes. You go to bed. You set it for 22 minutes. You go to bed. I've been begging this idiot to get it for the last five years. I finally bought it for him and threw it in the stupid basket today. Alright, everyone, get one of these. Do. Alright. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah.
35:22🔗AdamIt's rare that you're just like, well, I'm going to bed down and if I wake up, if I wake up at an hour, fine. If I wake up tomorrow morning, so be it.
35:35🔗AdamAnd you never get a restful nap because it's a constant looking over at the clock. Get this thing. It's five bucks, everybody. Get it. And never set your alarm again. Your alarm, let's say, goes off normally at 730 in the morning, but you've got a situation where you got an early flight and you got to get up at five. Don't redo the alarm. Set this thing for five hours or six hours or do the math.
36:50🔗CallerYeah. I broke up with my boyfriend because I was under the impression that he was cheating on me, and I didn't think about talking to him about it first, and I let my friend push me into breaking up with him because I was so upset. I was hysterical.
37:40🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla, that's Dr. Drew. Newfound glory in tomorrow night, and be real, from Cypress Hill on Wednesday night.
39:10🔗AdamLet's put it this way. Go try to get tickets for LeMans in the next five years.
39:14🔗DrewBut it's like saying, you know who's going to be in the World Cup, in the semifinals or something. That's the biggest thing in the world and Americans are clueless about it.
39:41🔗CallerAs far as he told me, he wasn't. He said that they were just friends and I kind of analyzed our relationship. We were together for six months and we were together every single day. I was practically living in his house. I would sleep there all the time.
40:08🔗CallerThis is my third real relationship. I've dated guys, but never gotten into relationships with them.
40:14🔗DrewIt just feels to me like you're not ready for a relationship yet. It's just you're just sort of, you're kind of get cling on, you get a sort of joint at the hip with the guy, but you don't know who he is, you're not really committed, you're sort of like a thoroughbred, you run off if it looks like you're looking at another woman. You're not ready.
40:38🔗AdamYeah, then put a spell on that guy. Got them cat eyes, devil woman. Yeah, but always hot. Never, never fat assed, witchy woman with a hook nose.
40:50🔗DrewBut I worry about the friends telling you to leave the guy. That's a little bit suspicious.
40:54🔗CallerLike I've never, like, well, there's a lot of, like his fraternity brothers, there's a lot of them that don't like him. And it was one of the guy's girlfriends. And I'm really concerned.
42:37🔗Caller.out of town the other day. Nice. I've never seen him anywhere around here, and I pulled up to it, and I thought of you immediately, went right through it.
42:45🔗AdamThank you. I did two today, actually. One in Fabulous Rape Bank.
42:52🔗DrewOh, you'll receive a picture, a photo of yourself doing that.
42:56🔗AdamYou guys know this Burbank, but I know this Rape Bank. I saw a police recruitment poster up in Rape Bank, California too, and I thought to myself, it really should just say what it is. Help us rape our public. Hey, everyone, you can give your dad a jaywalking ticket. Join our chicken-ass force over here. Hands out chicken-ass tickets all day long to people trying to cross the street. Fantabulous. Here's what the Burbank recruiting poster should just go, hey, don't worry about getting shot at. You'll be handing out chicken-ass tickets and drawing a nice salary, by the way. That's what we do here. We hand out chicken-ass tickets here. That's our gig. That's our job. We're Rape Bank and proud of it. Yeah. Would you people just start doing what we tell you to do, by the way? And I have not gone on this jag in at least 20 minutes, but thank God, Justin, if we have just one person can ignore one of those. He is it.
43:55🔗AdamOne of those red arrows and just drive through. Now, everyone, please listen to me. Please drive through those red arrows. I do them every single day. I'm not exaggerating. There's one on the hill that I live at. I go through it every day. There's one at the bottom of the hill. There's ones on the way to work. I drive through them every day. Here's the deal. The arrow is red. The signal is green. If there's no cars coming, turn left.
44:35🔗AdamLet me say this to you. No! Let me tell you what cops look for. They look for movement. You can drive through those arrows. You're not going to get a ticket unless the guys park behind you. Because if he's in any other vantage point, it's not going to look suspicious. It's going to look like a citizen turned left when it was safe to turn left and the signal was green. If you think about it, think about what cops look for. Think about what catches their eye.
45:02🔗DrewWell, now they can't prove that it wasn't green because some of them are electronic where they'll turn green when there's no oncoming traffic.
45:08🔗AdamWell, if he's right behind you, he's going to see it.
45:10🔗DrewI mean, any other location, you can tell.
45:15🔗DrewI don't necessarily advocate what Adam does, which is there's a line of 18 cars. He speeds around them with his tires screeching.
45:22🔗AdamNo, tires aren't screeching. Just a little e-brake action. Look, if you Lemmings, if you sheep want to line up behind the man over there and take a look through history, take a look at all the noble people have lined up and done what the man has told them to do. Think how they're doing right now. Yeah. If you Lemmings want to line up at the light like idiots, fine. I'll just drive around you. There's no traffic coming. Just turn. Just turn like you do at every other intersection. All right, Drew, where are we? We're going to take a break. No, we can do it fast. We got it. Justin.
45:55🔗CallerGermany or Florida. A woman was arrested for allegedly forcing her 12 year old daughter into prostitution and then and trading Florida and trading her 14 year old daughter for a car.
46:07🔗AdamOh, we had this one. We had this one. Sorry, Justin. We do believe it's Florida, right? Yeah. Yeah. Thanks, buddy. And listen, God bless you for turning left through that red arrow. And please everyone, continue the good fight. Drew, I hope you're doing this. No, you don't do it. No, a little bit.
46:24🔗DrewI don't go around the big lines and stuff.
46:26🔗AdamNo, no, but when you're sitting at a signal and it turns right. Good. Everyone do it, please. You won't get... Listen, Drew, how long have I been yapping about this?
46:36🔗AdamNo tickets. I do it every single day. Just look around for cops. They're not around. Just do it. They're not looking for you. I will take a quick break. We'll be right back after this. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew. What number? 1-800-LOVE-191-er. What's happening there, Drew?
47:21🔗DrewI'm ready to go. Don't you dare drop Trowell, though. I swear to God. I was thinking about that today. You are our man. We'll drop. I've seen him do it.
47:27🔗AdamYou know how close I am to dropping Trowell?
48:03🔗AdamHow did you do that? How did that work? Did you find it on his computer?
48:08🔗CallerMy little brothers were looking for blank CDs, and my dad's really anal and he hides everything. So, in our den on the top shelf, they found him.
48:38🔗CallerAnd they came and my dad works graveyard. And so he goes to work at like five and makes up at four. And they came and got a warrant for a house.
48:47🔗AdamAll the gas, by the way. Yeah. Then right.
49:19🔗CallerYeah. And yeah, so he's out on bail right now. And I talked to him a little bit, you know, and he knows that I was the one that called. And hold on.
49:28🔗AdamThis just sounds like payback time, by the way.
49:33🔗CallerYou know, in a way, I hate to say it, but it is.
49:36🔗DrewOh, I'm glad you can admit that. That's nice.
49:43🔗CallerMy dad is emotionally and physically abusive. Like, I haven't been able to cry. Like, I'm not allowed to, you know, and our whole family's thing is image. And, you know, I'm an addict, so I go to meetings, so he resents me for that on top of it.
50:29🔗DrewWell, listen, the brain, under 18, most people think of the brain as something like your heart. It's just some organs, like, does something, it's like a refrigerator, it sets your temperature.
50:45🔗AdamAll right, so, hey, oh, by the way, I'm, I'm just going to say, I'm going to New York tomorrow for a couple of days for some upfront Comedy Central thing. Don't worry, I'll be on the air and chipper. Do not worry. But here's the thing, I just realized, you know, you know what determines whether I have a DVD player in my room or not?
51:23🔗AdamLet's get the six pack, the Riga Royale, I think. I swear to God, what happens is, I will get back this. I travel, I see the DVD player and it mocks me. It's like, oh, I'm just locked up my room all night. I could have brought myself a little DVD action, had at myself, this would have been an enjoyable trip. But instead I'm just stare at this thing and mocks me. It's like, I'm sleeping. Trash lights open and LED lights light up like eyes.
51:50🔗DrewWell, that sounds like Santa Claus. There you go.
51:57🔗AdamYeah, it's really, it's like a Fantasia type scene. That's great. And, engineer Chris, you heard of Fantasia?
53:10🔗CallerYeah. It's kind of weird if he does give them, you know, if he says go and do it, then they'll go through an independent thing. And if not, if the police department just does it, it could take a few more months. But if they go and if he gives them their permission, then it can get out into the newspapers and he could lose his job. And we can't have that. We can't afford it.
53:46🔗AdamIs this actually have to give the company name?
53:48🔗DrewNo, I don't feel like once you blank that out, Anderson. But here's the deal. Is this is the result of this that people are referring to? Is there a therapist in your family's direction?
53:59🔗CallerYeah, we go and see a therapist every other weekend.
54:24🔗AdamLet me just say a couple of quick things. Okay. This family is a train wreck and not your basic train wreck like we would have here in the United States, but a bullet train, which we've not yet seemed to be able to perfect in this country. A derail bullet train. Even though they've been in use in Japan and Europe since the 60s. We haven't seen fit to put one in this country yet. But this is a bullet train derailment, your family. It is a car stacking up and plowing in the cars. It is a disaster. You are very smart. That doesn't mean you're not f'ed up. It would be impossible not to be f'ed up coming from where you're coming from. You're getting a head start on everything. I feel sorry for your brothers. I feel sorry for society, actually. And secondly, your brothers. Here's what you've got to realize. You're smart. You have a, you were sort of blessed with intelligence and you will overcome this thing known as your family, this cancer known as your family. Sorry about your dad. Your job, keep your grades up, go far away to college.
55:34🔗AdamYeah. Oh, imagine though. I mean like, you notice things you find out about your dad. You see him crying when they lose money or something. You see weird things with your dad every once in a while. I see the big nut sack coming out of the shower or something freaky out. But dad with kiddie porn, like I mean picture.
55:52🔗DrewWell, and she's a recovering narcotic addict. It's like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
55:54🔗AdamPicture your dad seeing, finding out that he liked the kiddie porn. I mean, would you just be.
56:00🔗DrewThink about what that does to her feelings about men. Oh, boy.
56:32🔗AdamStill technically something. Yeah. Here's how you can figure out if my dad's into something. The same way you figure out what toys I had when I was a kid. If it takes batteries? Didn't have them. That's how you know. If it's something, dad not into it. That's how you know. Laura?
57:25🔗CallerAnd when I was younger, I used to like, I'd masturbate by like humping a sock or like a stuffed animal. And I'd have orgasms then, like it felt really good and it was like climax and then it like, and I'd peek and it wouldn't feel good anymore and I'd just like be over with.
57:39🔗AdamSo pent up, you gotta get out of her shell.
57:41🔗CallerYeah. I can't even have those anymore.
58:15🔗CallerOh, the phlegm is great, man. I just actually got done. I was actually cooking something in some hot steam from the from the stove. Mm hmm.
58:25🔗DrewYeah, you know, nice oyster to the eggs there. It's good. And Laura is like, stupid. Yeah, like bewildered about life.
58:33🔗AdamDrew, I know how you never like to call anyone stupid.
59:09🔗AdamAll right, oh, hold on. We'll put him on home scare. He's gonna curse again. Alex, hand the phone back to Laura. Laura's the girl over there.
59:21🔗DrewYeah, when you go to him, it's gonna be something a little blurted out.
59:52🔗DrewWait, wait, Adam, take that down. Hold on a second, Laura, hold on. Take that down, Adam, please. She speaks open about the sexuality in front of Alex.
59:58🔗AdamYou say she was speaking into a PA system or blowing into a conch?
1:00:02🔗DrewBlowing into a phone. Speaking into a phone.
1:00:43🔗AdamI think somebody fettered that. I think Alex, between Huck and the oysters, fettered that one.
1:00:48🔗DrewWhat was the other way we used to ask? I can't remember. All right. It was about a fish, wasn't it?
1:00:53🔗AdamIt was. We'll figure that out in a second. All right, so Laura, here's the thing. Are you okay? Other than that, is everything going okay in your life?
1:01:05🔗DrewDidn't I tell you this? The medication may be affecting how things are working down there. Okay? You need to talk to your doctor about that.
1:01:13🔗CallerWell, I guess one I was way younger.
1:01:15🔗DrewYeah. You had the thing when you were humping the animals and you would have them again. Just talk to the doctor about your medication. The clip piercing is definitely not what's recommended for what you have. It's a neurological. Your spinal cord doesn't receive the same messages, let's say, when you're on these medications and there are ways to adjust the medicine to make it so you can have a climax. So there you go.
1:01:36🔗AdamLet me ask you something, Drew, as I, yeah, there's a little nutty there.
1:01:40🔗DrewA new venison. I just imagined her out in the woods.
1:01:42🔗AdamOh, yeah, she's calling from Boise. Yeah, she's probably bow hunting with Ted Nugent. Crossbow. Yeah, where her ancestors used to do it. Let me ask you this, Drew. Riddle me this, please. I was walking through the Ikea today. I went to the Ikea.
1:02:09🔗DrewThat's why you're in Rape Bank. Got it.
1:02:11🔗AdamThat's how to travel through Rape Bank.
1:02:13🔗DrewAnd one doesn't spend much time in Rape Bank when travel's slow.
1:02:16🔗AdamI didn't get a jaywalking ticket. A guy tried to, but I was in my car. He just ran up and said, can I give you a jaywalking ticket? And I said, well, I'm in my car. Oh, yeah. Yeah. OK. All right. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I guess we'll get people on foot. And then I actually saw the same cop in Ikea trying to give people jaywalking days for walking down the aisle. And I explained to him again, no, no, they have to you have to be outside, have to be on the street.
1:02:38🔗AdamHe got angry. Yeah, because they figure, look, we can just rape people when they're on the street for walking. Why can't we get them for walking down halls like work and stuff like that? As a matter of fact, the Burbank, why don't you guys do that? Why don't you just go into once you go into commercial establishments and stand there in hallways and give people tickets for walking down the hall when it's unsafe? How about that? Really make some money. I mean, you have a decent idea now. You're doing some minor raping of the public. Decent raping, but how about you get an all out cornhole? Show up at the workplace. Get people for walking. What about folks walking down the street, walking down the driveway, crossing the side street? Why don't you start assigning people, start assigning cops to your citizens and that way you can just follow them around writing tickets.
1:03:20🔗AdamYeah, just assign a meter maid and a patrol car to them and just follow them around writing chicken ass tickets.
1:03:26🔗DrewYou wanted your own cop. This could be the city for you.
1:03:27🔗AdamYeah, Burbank. Come on. Let's get going.
1:03:29🔗DrewLet's take a call. Come on. What happened at IKEA anyway?
1:03:32🔗AdamI was at IKEA and I was looking at the mini fluorescent light bulbs that save 80% or eight times as long. And I was with my buddy, the Wheeze, and I was looking and I always buy a handful of them wherever I go. And I said, why are these things really catching on? They kind of are, but not really.
1:03:56🔗DrewThey emit a weird light. They emit a funny light.
1:03:58🔗AdamNo, they work really good for outdoors. And they're pretty good for everything except for like a chandelier or something. You're fine with them indoors too.
1:04:07🔗DrewMaybe you need multiple ones. Where we've got them, it's sort of a funky, dull light.
1:04:11🔗AdamWell, you should put them everywhere you can put them. And then when it comes to interior, no, I have them in like my bathroom and stuff. You don't want them over your vanity. You don't want them in front of your bathroom mirror. But you can put it at the one that's in the ceiling. Here's my point. I don't know here. All we talk about in this country is do we drill into Alaskan wilderness? What about oil tankers being double-hulled? What about our dependence on foreign oil? How about we're lining the pockets of these OPEC nations and giving these these Robert Barron tyrants more money?
1:04:42🔗DrewI have not seen a conservation movement since 1976.
1:04:46🔗AdamHow about a public service announcement to say shut the light off after you leave the room?
1:04:52🔗AdamIt's all about talking to your kids in some sort of broad stroke sort of way. And then it's reading. It's all about reading to your kids. And then there's a fair amount of nonsense on laptop theft at airports and crap like that. But here's the deal, everyone. If you just did this thing where you said, look, I mean, here's how it works. Here's what happens. Once in a while in a city, in Mesa, there's a drought. They get no rain one year. So they do that whole big campaign that says conserve water. Don't hose down your driveway, shut the spigot off and your whatever. And they save 30%. We got a big problem with energy, oil, and all renewable resources and all kinds of stuff. We haven't really done our homework on it. We didn't lay any groundwork for it. How about we just run a campaign that says, go ahead and shut the light off when you leave the room.
1:05:55🔗AdamIt's just like all about, hey, buy another Cadillac Escalade. Never a discussion about, always a discussion about the part where we're running out of resources and gas is this much and we don't have enough and nobody wants to build a new dam and no one wants nuclear power, God forbid, and all this kind of stuff. But never a part where someone goes, why don't you just go get a hybrid car and flip the switch off when you leave the room? And what can we save? Do you know what I'm saying?
1:06:26🔗AdamAll right, I just watched the sprinklers going off by the side of the freeway while it's raining. That's it, never any discussion about, never anything.
1:06:37🔗AdamAlthough, I will come in and just saw it the other day and show you the picture of my big, beautiful green toilet that was torn off the wall and the crappy white water saving one was put in its place before I bought my house. Oh, they come in and do that. That they do for you. They don't ask any questions. That, I got to show you a picture, Drew. You will freak out.
1:08:41🔗AdamHey, everybody, it's the Loveline of Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1-er. Newfound glory in here tomorrow night. Cypress Hill, be real, Cypress Hill, in here on Wednesday night. When the left office speaking about Julie, she's 18, her 34-year-old boyfriend's penis won't fit in her vagina.
1:09:02🔗DrewWow, how to make it fit, it says here.
1:09:17🔗AdamHer most of the age and his penis is too big.
1:09:20🔗DrewI met with Dr. Rosenthal, the urologist, the penis enlargement guy, and he was telling me that 80% of men fit in the five to seven inch range. Yeah, like 85%.
1:09:52🔗CallerHe's just really girthy, and it's, I mean, we've tried a lot, and we actually tried for like an hour one time, I mean, it just, it hurts too much.
1:11:32🔗CallerAnd then I have one on my, like, hip.
1:11:36🔗AdamMm-hmm. And what's going on? What are you doing? Cocktailing? You're waitressing?
1:11:41🔗CallerYou know, I just grabbed a job as a cocktail waitress and, like, three hours after, like, training and stuff, I just quit. I didn't like it at all.
1:13:16🔗AdamScrews things up a little bit, but you definitely want to use it because you met the guy in Havasu. And so Havasu means he may have a have a crab. Havasu means has a crab. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know what to say. If it doesn't fit, it doesn't fit.
1:13:38🔗DrewSometimes that happens. Sometimes that's a deal breaker.
1:13:40🔗AdamI like the idea that I basically was...
1:13:43🔗DrewBy the way, if he leaves this relationship because of that, he'll be forever grateful to you.
1:13:49🔗AdamYeah. I like the idea that I suggested for a moment that she gives him some oral sex. And she was like, I was like speaking to the queen. How dare you?
1:13:59🔗AdamYes. Yes. I mean, just because we tried to stuff his penis into me, like putting a two-man sleeping bag into a one-man sack for an hour does not mean I'm that kind of girl.
1:14:13🔗DrewIsn't this, this is that attitude, that celebrity thing you've talked about?
1:14:17🔗AdamYeah. Yeah. Yeah, Julie. Yeah, she's hot. Julie, when are you going to see him next?
1:14:36🔗AdamAnd patronizing and everything. But here's, here's the thing, everybody. When, when you're a hot chick or I'll just rephrase that, a, a unfat chick who doesn't have effed up teeth. It's sad, but here's, here's the deal. If you're not fat, your skin is nice and your teeth aren't bent. You can have a good time for quite some time. You can party with guys, they'll buy you drinks. You can do what you want. It jobs as easy as going in, filling out an application and getting a hostess gig or a cocktailing gig. There's always someone, you can find some guy to lease you a Cherokee or something. You can just sort of screw around. You can really just do whatever you want for like 12 years.
1:15:14🔗DrewRight. If you are prepared for what comes next, it's bad times.
1:15:19🔗AdamIt's sort of like just being a trust fund baby. You don't have to get a job, you don't have to go to school. You turn 18, you got $1.3 million and you have a party. The problem is you run out of money somewhere about 32, 33 and you're aft. And not only are you out of whatever you had before, you're actually being punished now for it. Because you haven't you haven't developed a career and whatever else was personality, career, education, whatever, however you want to do it, connections, what relationships, whatever it is. Plus, it's actually goes a little further than that because somehow the chicks that were hot and starting to come undone, they've partied a little too hard, they smoked a little too much, they drank a little too much.
1:16:04🔗AdamThey didn't exactly stay in shape and do all, they weren't drinking a lot of smoothies, they're drinking a lot of Red Bull and vodka. And when they crash, they crash hard. And then not only do you become sort of a, not have any skills or training anything, society wants its pound of flesh. It's a little bit of payback.
1:16:29🔗AdamBut now it's like, hey, previously a hot chick, the guy barfed in the bathroom, why don't you clean that up? Get to it. It's a weird, humbling kind of little payback. Hey, I work with guys. I see it. Like guys will go like, some chick will come by and be like, yeah, I bet in her day she had it going on, but not today. And there's a little bit of payback for a lot of the guys who weren't partying with her.
1:17:12🔗AdamAll I'm saying is, is that ladies, if you're skinny and your skin's decent and your teeth aren't all bent out of shape, get a little education, get a job.
1:17:22🔗DrewWell, you know what it goes back to is that we've railed about for some time, which is the delayed gratification. Don't, don't, don't go to town now.
1:17:31🔗DrewTake it easy. Do education and you'll, there'll be a nice long life ahead for you that's good.
1:17:36🔗AdamIt's hard when you're hot not to do that though. And I would have gladly done it if I was hot in a chick or just hot even. I would have gladly done it when I was 19. Alicia? You're 19?
1:17:54🔗CallerOkay. I have a question. Okay. I have a boyfriend and we're pretty much already going to be married. We live together. We have a nine month old baby. And well, I mean, we don't call it sex of course. We call it making love.
1:18:53🔗AdamIf I ever heard one of my friends say make love, when we're talking about pumping their girlfriend, I would, I would, you know, you know what happened to him? You would do that, that, that bad boy's soap in the pillowcase prison beating. One, one guy would grab him, hold him to his cot, and the others would beat the crap out of him.
1:19:08🔗DrewFirst, first you'd say, say that again. You'd make him say it again.
1:19:15🔗CallerBut he, like I've said like a couple of times, like, oh well, you know, when we have sex, and he's like, oh, so you have sex with me? I'm like, hey?
1:19:25🔗AdamAll right, thank God you guys are raising a child. Cause you sound like a kid.
1:19:30🔗DrewAll right, here we go. What is the question? Yeah.
1:19:33🔗CallerWe, you know, we're always doing that at least every day. Like sometimes we'll go like every other day, you know? Right.
1:21:34🔗AdamOntario, by the way. We don't give Ontario enough crap.
1:21:36🔗DrewPredominant reason that women get plastic surgery is for other women. Predominant.
1:21:43🔗AdamBy the way, the fact that you lose your boyfriend pork to fatty, I don't know what that means. Is that a good sign?
1:21:52🔗DrewI don't know. Anyway, it would move past.
1:21:54🔗AdamIt would be awesome. Yeah. He was a...
1:21:57🔗DrewAlright, what's the question? What is your question?
1:22:00🔗CallerOkay, my question is that, okay, we have sex a lot. And I mean, at least every day.
1:22:05🔗DrewAt least, Adam, you got that? At least every day.
1:22:07🔗CallerI have like a lot of orgasms. I mean, like I go like all the time. And I mean, he lasts way longer than ten minutes, for sure. And I mean, yeah, it does take time. We're like moving positions. But I mean, we'll go for like as long as we can till there's like, you know, till something happens or someone calls...
1:22:25🔗AdamRight. Kid comes in the room, whatever. Right.
1:22:28🔗CallerYeah, exactly. We go for as long as we can. And then like everything's great. You know, it's just like, he thinks that the reason why I have a lot of orgasms is because of the size of his penis. No, no, I tell him it's because he knows, he knows how to move. Like he knows where my spots are, you know? And he...
1:22:48🔗DrewNo, it's not that either. It's not that either.
1:22:51🔗DrewThat's just you. That's the way you are. Exactly.
1:22:53🔗AdamHe can help and I'm sure he does, but it's, it's, it's you.
1:22:56🔗DrewWomen can either do what you've got or they can't, right? Well, women can either do what you do or they can't. You can't turn somebody into what you've got.
1:23:14🔗AdamCindy Crawford is going to tell you how to be beautiful like her. Alicia is going to tell women how to have a multiple orgasm because they got to get with a guy who knows their spots. No. Look, I'm going to, Michael Jordan is going to tell you how to dunk a basketball. It's just, you just are, you just do. That's it. Hey, guys, guys with full heads of hair, should they explain to bald guys how to keep their hair?
1:24:33🔗DrewEvery day to make sure the sun came up.
1:24:36🔗AdamWell, what do you want to do? Otherwise, you'll freeze. Take a quick break. We'll be right back after this. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. True. I'm freaking about that phone number. Let's talk to Melissa. She's been on hold for 115 minutes. She's calling from Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh gets a bad rap. It's a nice town.
1:25:23🔗AdamYeah, it's funny because her question is really about low self-esteem. Nothing like being on hold for two hours to lower your self-esteem and coming from Pittsburgh. Melissa, what? You were abusive. You had an ex-boyfriend that was abusive?
1:25:40🔗CallerYeah. My first serious relationship was about a year, actually a little bit longer than a year. He was emotionally abusive.
1:25:58🔗CallerYeah. Well, I guess I'm not like petite, but I'm like pretty small body figure and he would say I'm fat or I'm ugly.
1:26:09🔗AdamWell, let me say this, Drew, every once in a while, we always roll everything back to dad and parents and all that. Once in a while, a chick from a semi-normal environment hooks up with a bad guy when they're pliable. They're like 15 or they're 16, the guy's 17 or 18, the guy's manipulative, and they get under his spell a little and they really f them up for like a year slowly. It's like a slow poisoning.
1:26:35🔗DrewBecause a girl feels like she'll never find another boyfriend or it's such an intense bond because it's her first boyfriend, this kind of thing. But they usually won't end up with a post-traumatic stress disorder from that, unless something else happened or first. They usually get out of it and go, oh my God, what the hell was that all about? What's the matter with me? I learned from that. Let's move on.
1:26:53🔗CallerThis is actually like not just the self-esteem, it's that I kind of took that with me, like the like abusive things and I tend to do that to people now.
1:27:06🔗CallerIt's a kind of big thing. Like I'm bipolar and my dad is disabled. He's been since he was 17. And my parents like they're together, but it's like a big kind of style.
1:27:44🔗AdamAnd when you say mobility, you mean motor function, your legs?
1:27:46🔗CallerYeah, like you can still walk and everything, but it's slow.
1:27:51🔗AdamOkay, but he got this at 17. Shouldn't he have some training where he could have a job?
1:27:56🔗CallerWell, at the time that it happened, they really didn't know as much about the muscles and stuff. They were telling them to do the opposite of what he should be doing.
1:28:05🔗DrewNo, but the point is, even though he might have not had musculoskeletal rehabilitation, why didn't he have some vocational rehabilitation?
1:28:11🔗CallerHe did. He, he's been, he gets surgeries like every year.
1:29:01🔗AdamWell, let me tell you something. Pittsburgh, they get a hell of a winter over there and that electric wheelchair just ain't going to cut it. It's just going to go out there and go out there and I'm pretty big. You can get some of the knobby tire, put some chains on it, and really go to town. Go up a set of stairs.
1:29:33🔗DrewAnd here's the deal with the abuse thing. People that get in abuse and people that have trauma histories, which you're sort of moving in that direction, will, if they get themselves, will either be the abuser or the abusee. It's the same role, which you'll either take on the one of being the abuser or you'll be the abuser.
1:29:52🔗AdamYeah, usually the chicks get abused and the guys become the abusers.
1:29:56🔗DrewBut they'll find, then they'll go out and go, I gotta find a nice guy, and they'll go abuse him.
1:30:01🔗AdamAll right, let's talk to Erin, who's 22, Erin?
1:30:11🔗CallerNothing much, what's up with you guys?
1:30:13🔗AdamAll right, what's going on? What's your question?
1:30:16🔗CallerWell, let's see, the first guy that I ever had sex with gave me herpes. And it kind of sucks now because we actually stayed together for a while, but it kind of sucks now because I find myself not being able to really get into relationships because I get scared about telling them, because I can't do that to someone like it was kind of done to me. I don't want to be involved in kind of ruining someone else's.
1:30:45🔗AdamAll right, here's the thing, Erin, it's one of those things, and there's many things in life this way, I'm getting a little philosophical now. It's like people are very nervous about having kids or telling somebody to have herpes or having to go for a certain procedure or something, but then you realize almost everyone in America has gone through it or dealt with it or whatever, not necessarily with herpes, but let's say childbirth. There's not a woman that's not nervous about it, but yet it's happened billions and billions of times. Millions and millions of people have herpes, they start new relationships. There's an uncomfortable conversation that has been had by people before you and God willing people after you.
1:31:25🔗DrewIt's not as though there's a huge population of people that can never have relationships because there's lots of people that have herpes. So what you got to do is find some date a little bit longer. In a way this is helping you. It's helping you date a little longer before you have sex with somebody. It's a way of making sure that person is really wanting to be with you because they'll take that risk and wear the condom and reduce the risk and obviously maybe take some antiviral medication like Zilverax or Fambeer.
1:31:48🔗AdamI was with a chick who told me she had herpes after we were done. She was hot though so I was like...
1:32:06🔗AdamDoes this mean we can't F again? Yeah it was like... I remember it was like I didn't even register. It was like, I guess some people would freak out.
1:32:13🔗DrewWell also I think most people know they're taking certain amount of risk when they do this with people they don't know that well anyway.
1:32:20🔗AdamAnd they were okay. All right, see ya.
1:32:23🔗DrewBut I mean, let's take a break. No, no, no.
1:32:31🔗AdamAll right Steve, hang on. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back after this. Well, that's the show. God bless you for doing it tonight.
1:33:11🔗DrewDidn't drop trials. Pretty good. I'm relieved.
1:33:13🔗AdamThis close. Newfound glory in here tomorrow night. And then Be Real from Cypress Hill in here on Wednesday. We'll take a little extendo break. And until next time, it's Adam Carolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo.