1:08🔗VoiceoverListener discretion is advised. This is Loveline. Loveline.
1:17🔗VoiceoverWith Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew. Hey, 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. Greg Graffin is here tonight from Bad Religion.
1:35🔗Bad ReligionThank you all. Thank you very much.
1:37🔗AdamAlways good to see Greg. Smartest man in show business or in rock and roll.
2:17🔗AdamYeah. I'm excited about it. I was trying to think of... I'm a fan of Bad Religion who is going to be playing at the House of Blues this Wednesday... Is it Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Thursday? Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Wednesday, Thursday of this week already sold out. So...
2:33🔗DrewThat's the one in Orange County. The one in LA.
2:35🔗AdamThe one in LA. They've sold out the ones in San Diego and Orange County and all that stuff. But to me, it's one of those things like... And I don't know how it works, but maybe you own a label, you've been in the business for 25 years now, just about. How does it work? Like see, when I see Offspring or when I think about the Offspring and I think about Bad Religion, I think, well, both good bands, both good live bands, both bands, you know, both have sold records. Bad Religion's been around 13, 14 more years or something like that.
3:26🔗AdamThat's a new song. That song is over 10 years old. That seems like a new, that's one of your, that's your newest song, right?
3:33🔗DrewJust got to it when he's talking about it.
3:34🔗AdamJust got that new song smell to it. So the point is, is to me, I figure, well, Bad Religion has been around a little bit longer. Offspring may have sold a couple more records in the last 10 years. I have their income at about the same. But Dexter flew Wonder Woman's jet in here. And Greg came in and his dad's Impala.
3:56🔗Bad ReligionHow did you know that? It's true. It's a rented Impala, actually.
3:59🔗AdamRight, his dad rented it, let him borrow it.
4:21🔗Bad ReligionWell, we don't sell a ton, but we do all right. And the certainly you can't judge from the live audience all the time either, because some bands have multi-platinum success with their album. And a couple of years later, they can't even fill the whisky. But this fact that they had such success with their multi-platinum album makes them pretty well off. They can afford a Porsche.
4:47🔗AdamI'm always amazed. And I also think they are... And there's this way... There's this in every sort of branch of anything creative, whether it's movies or songs or writing or anything, there's the people you've heard of, the people you respect, and then there's people who have made a lot more money who you don't really like. I'm sure Billy Ray...
5:09🔗AdamBilly Ray Cyrus has made a ton more money than Offspring and Bad Religion put together. And yes, then there's Higuari's, which sold the 10 billion records in South America, and you don't know any of their songs. So there's one of those... There's that element too. And I'm always surprised. To me, it's always country singers and NASCAR guys when I'm blown away, when I see their houses. Like, here's the Coypond. Well, I put a bowling alley in the Coypond, and I'm like, what? Who is this guy? I've never heard of him. Yeah. I married Renee Zellweger and her sister. And I'm like, I don't know who this guy is. Is it true?
5:49🔗AdamYou don't know anybody else. Yeah. That in international Latin superstars. Those are the guys too. I've never seen the guy. I don't like the guy. I don't think he's that good looking. And everyone goes nuts.
5:59🔗Bad ReligionWell, everyone who hears your show thinks you guys are richer than everyone because you know, you've... Well, Adam, literally.
6:08🔗AdamI mean, literally. People find it obnoxious when I say that. But I'm, you know, so many people say I'm a millionaire, but they're speaking sort of metaphorically, like I'm rich in life. Literally. No, I'm literally. No, Drew, seriously. Literally a millionaire. Literally. Literally. Okay?
6:23🔗DrewI literally crap myself the first time you said that.
6:25🔗AdamLiterally. I literally jumped out of my skin when I first made my first millionaire. Literally jumped out. Literally. I was a... We hate when people overuse literally.
6:52🔗AdamI want to hear you say that. But I was thinking earlier tonight, there were words I'm done with. I could do without. Like a fat ass full of literally. People are misusing it. But words that have fallen by the wayside, like to see make a comeback. Number one on my list, Vittles. I'd like Vittles to make a nice comeback, bring back Vittles.
7:14🔗AdamYeah. Hey, woman, should you make me some Vittles? You know, because Vittles leads into woman instead of sweetie, you know, and that kind of stuff.
7:20🔗DrewI think it peaked in the Beverly Hillbillies.
7:22🔗AdamYeah, but it was being sort of used as, it was antiquated back then. It was a joke. We could seriously bring Vittles back.
8:19🔗Bad ReligionWell... What does it say on the back there? It says 2004.
8:23🔗AdamYeah, we've had you. We've been plugging this CD before. We're going to hear something else. A great song off it called Los Angeles is Burning and a couple of few. And again, what else do you need to plug?
8:37🔗Bad ReligionLet's see. Yeah, you got more plugging to do than me. Bad Religion is doing these shows out here, but since they're sold out, there's no reason to plug them. Right. We also have a live DVD. That should be a lot of fun. That's coming out in September. Nice.
8:54🔗Bad ReligionWe had a show last time we were on the show. I think it was at the end of our tour for this album. We had a show at the Palladium two nights.
9:03🔗DrewDid you get it online or did you just get it at a record store?
9:06🔗Bad ReligionNo. That's going to be released. The DVD you're talking about? No, it'll be widely available. Okay. Yeah. We just got two shows filmed with the 10 camera shoot. It was a big production. Wow. It's taken us this long to edit the thing. Wow.
10:06🔗Well, my situation is I'm married. I've been married for about eight years. The problem I'm having is I had an affair and I know how much Dr. Drew despises of that. But I did.
10:24🔗AdamWell, he's got to make a big deal out of it because his wife listens.
10:35🔗The girl that I was seeing, it was pretty much a one-night stand that lasted, I don't know, three nights, that's it. She was also married. She, one morning, she tells me, oh, I told my husband about us. That afternoon, he shot himself.
11:13🔗Well, I met her, I'm in the military, and I met her in school.
11:18🔗DrewNo, no, no. Well, how did she react to his doing that? I wonder what kind of person this is.
11:24🔗At first, she was really emotional. I think she blames herself for telling him. And, but sometimes I think she's glad that he's out of her life.
11:40🔗DrewYes. Yeah. That's kind of what I get from this. This is a, this is a evil person, witchy woman.
11:45🔗AdamHer. Yeah. Witchy. You guys ought to cover witchy woman or devil woman or witchy devil woman from New Orleans. But here's the thing. Gypsy. Gypsy devil, witchy woman. You gotta bring that back or life on the road. That'd be good too. But here's the thing. This guy, the guys who shoot them, guys who shoot themselves, you think they're normally violent people?
12:19🔗DrewAnd by the way, you know how women are with those affairs. That's why she had the affair. That's why she told them.
12:23🔗AdamShe wanted to pay him back. She made sure that he knew all the lurid details. So she told him and he probably went a little farther than she wanted, although there's a part of her that, probably okay with it on some level. Was he abusive or anything like that?
13:12🔗Not good at first, but we're still together. We've been together for eight years and we've got two kids, a house and everything.
13:20🔗AdamYou know, if I ever get busted cheating, hold on a second, Brandon, I am going to go the husband of the other partner killed themself because it's going to deflect a little anger. You know what I mean? Like, you go, first, your wife will be just in a fit of rage trying to kill you. And then you're like, oh, my God, I'm stricken with grief and remorse. This guy killed himself. I can't live without. There might be a part of her that'll go like, oh, sweetie, it's not your fault. You know what I mean? You could turn it on a real quick.
13:47🔗DrewIt also gives you a chance. That bitch, right?
13:49🔗AdamYeah, yeah, yeah. It's kind of good. I'm going to go one of my hip pocket in case there's trouble. And she probably has no real way of verifying it anyway, you know? And it sounds so outlandish, you wouldn't make it up. All right, so Brandon.
14:03🔗DrewSo are you depressed now? Is that what's happening?
14:05🔗Well, sometimes I think I am. I've been actually, my wife's sister has some antidepressant medicine. I don't remember what it's called, but sometimes I'll sneak some from her.
14:34🔗AdamYou just go take care of it on behalf of your children. Right. It's almost self-indulgent for you to be depressed at this stage when you're father, because you're better having a dad who's an alcoholic and confined to a wheelchair than a depressed dad or mom.
14:50🔗DrewWell, that's because you had that and you're feeling so vividly. But here's the thing.
14:55🔗AdamI really do. Drew, then answer me. Would you? Your dad in a wheelchair, would you care?
15:01🔗DrewNo, that would not make a big deal at all.
15:02🔗AdamWhat about if your dad was an alcoholic or depressed?
15:10🔗AdamWell, alcoholic doesn't necessarily mean he gets loaded in molestia, which just means he's out of it at night. You know what I mean? Depressed is like just living with a pot of oatmeal.
15:23🔗DrewWell, Brandon, here's the deal. You can either get it together or you cannot. And if you can get it together, do so. Start getting some structure in your day, start exercising. As Adam would say, listen to classical music, start taking care of yourself.
15:36🔗AdamI always say bad religion or classical music.
15:43🔗DrewYou made a mistake, it was a horrific thing. This is why people shouldn't get married when they're 19. You're hanging in on behalf of your kids. That's great. Now let's get it together. If you cannot get it together, that's a medical problem. And you need to go to your health services there in the base, wherever you are, and treat it like Adam said, like any other medical condition. But get it together. I think you can. Let's go ahead. Let's go ahead.
16:10🔗DrewBy the way, traffic tonight? What the hell was that?
16:12🔗AdamYou know what? Well, I didn't hit any traffic tonight. You know, I was thinking about this. I don't know why we're talking about vittles, words we need to bring back, words that can go. Here's a, you know how the guy I hate most is the guy who condescendingly explains that there are no straight lines in nature. That guy, the architect guy, explains there's no, there's no straight lines in nature. I hate that guy. The guy I now hate more is the dog expert who starts off by saying, you know, dogs are pack animals. And I just want to slug the guy in the face. Like, you get to be an expert based on farting that out twice a week. That's the guy you see on Oprah who whispers to the schnauzer. They are, you know, they are pack, shut up. You realize how little it takes to be an expert and how fast you can get on Oprah and what it really just takes to do that? Do you know there's a guy who whispers to dogs and he gets to sit next to her and he gets to tell an enthralled audience about how they're pack animals and how, it's not your job to be your dog's best friend.
17:22🔗DrewSick platitudes are the most, so great consumables.
17:25🔗AdamI don't know. No one says anything when people fart out these platitudes. And if I hear, I believe everything happens for a reason. One more time, just gonna like almost go sick with the noon chucks on whoever's around me.
17:39🔗DrewNo one ever goes, Adam, you need to choose to get over this. You need to choose to feel better.
17:44🔗AdamIt's just, it's driving me berserk. All right, no straight lines in nature, literally.
18:46🔗AdamYeah, okay. I'll just write B day. I'll know what that means.
18:49🔗Anyway, you guys, yeah, sorry if I'm kind of nervous. I've been, I've been, I listen to you guys all the time. Yeah. First time caller. Anyway, I want to talk to Greg. Greg, you still there?
19:59🔗I was just wondering how the- if it gets any easier to write albums after that many, because I was thinking like everything, pretty much everything from, you know, from the gray race on has been sort of like, you know, there'll be two or three, two or three sort of radio hits. And then, you know, songs about, you know, current issues and sort of, sort of timeless government issues. Like I've been listening to Drunk Sincerity, and it just, it applies, it applies so much now, you know, about how...
20:37🔗AdamAll right, I'm cutting him off. He's filibustering.
20:40🔗Bad ReligionI think his question was, your question was, you know, does it get easier to write albums? And the answer is emphatically no. It gets much more difficult. Whenever you put out something great, people are gonna expect the next one to be even greater. And I mean, if you wanna milk it at the end of your career, of course, it's very easy to put out crappy records and you'll see a slow and steady decline in your popularity. But we take our writing very seriously. And if we think we've made a benchmark album, the goal on the next one is to outdo it. And that's why it takes us a couple of years to put out another record.
21:21🔗AdamThere you go, Russ. We will, I gotta do this Durex thing. Also, I think we should hear a song from Bad Religion. I'll do this Durex thing real quick and, Chris, you can cue up a little Bad Religion for us, would you please? So here's what's going on tonight. One lucky person will win a Durex Party Pack. What is a Durex Party Pack, you ask Drew?
21:55🔗AdamYeah. Well, they're kid tested and mother approved. That's what I have to say about Durex. Party Pack includes CDs, a poker set, money, and of course some Durex condom.
22:10🔗AdamPoke her set and each night of this week, I will decide who the best call of the night is, and that person will win one of these party packs. So far, slim pickings. That's what I have to say to that. Winner's got to be 18 years exactly. That's the twist. Today has to be their 18th birthday.
22:31🔗AdamYeah, you thought I was going to say or older, but no, you got to be spot on 18, not an hour older. No, 18 or older is going to do it, and of course brought to you by Durex, there's sex, and then there's Durex. All right.
22:44🔗AdamAnd then there's Bad Religion. And here's a little ditty called Los Angeles is Burning. Yeah, Bad Religion, everybody. Greg's in the studio tonight. Jay has joined us and him in the studio tonight. And we will, it's all right, we're going to take a quick break, and we'll come back, talk to, who do you want to talk to?
26:37🔗AdamYou gotta decide to reconnect before you reconnect. It's impossible to reconnect if you don't want to, you don't have to make a decision.
26:43🔗DrewDecision to reconnect. You got to want to do it, and you got to want to handle it.
26:45🔗AdamBecause there's no straight lines in nature, and dogs are pack animals. We'll take a quick break, be right back after this. Keep things up with new Durex warming condoms. There's sex, and then there's Durex. Wow. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew. We got Regan here and Jay in here from Bad Religion.
27:40🔗Bad ReligionThanks, everybody. The live audience you got here. They're awesome.
27:49🔗AdamWhen Bad Religion is announced, a lot of applause. The Donnas are going to be in here on Wednesday, and then the Foo Fighters in here on Thursday. So, good bands and plenty coming up here on Loveline. The Donnas, I remember liking. I haven't seen them in quite some time. Maybe a little over a year? No?
28:19🔗DrewI know it was when we did that signing, that calendar signing.
28:23🔗AdamOh, that was not long ago. Yeah. All right. Let's keep on keeping on and talk to Sarah, who has a question for Drew about tripping on nutmeg. Sarah?
28:43🔗AdamOh, you hold on. You guys are gonna like this. Summer's heating up, right? Right. Okay. What I'm trying to do is get that Marco Polo pool game.
29:57🔗AdamOh, he made a polo shirt. The inventor of the polo shirt. The other thing I was thinking about too is we already have water polo. Do we need two polo pools?
30:05🔗Bad ReligionYou're also kind of missing the beauty of the two syllable thing. Marco and Polo sound nice answering one.
30:46🔗AdamThat's got to be weird when you're like born in the 13 somethings and it's like, what's your dad do? Explore! What's your dad do? Conquer! Because now your dad's like a tax attorney or something, but back then you actually had dad's work, like explore.
31:03🔗AdamHe's a viking? What's your dad do? Peasant? Oh, man, my dad's a serf. Oh, bummer. But so not a great guy, but let me let me just say this. I'll do that thing. Horrible politicians. Greg, I'll use your name a lot. Greg, if I could just dress it for sake of your eyes, blink those eyes a lot, Greg. Let me dress your concerns because I share your your concerns as well. That's everything to sharing pretending like you care about what he care about.
31:29🔗AdamSo, Greg, I agree that Marco Polo has a little better flow. It's also because you've been using it since your, you know, grade school. And it's something that's sort of burned in your psyche. You, the smell of barbecue and good times.
31:45🔗AdamSome of your family was still alive at the time. A lot of splashing about. I would contend that if Adam Corolla was suggested to you so early on, Greg, do you hear him say, Greg, that you would enjoy it just as much and probably fight for it now. So, open your mind. You remember, dogs pack animals and there's no straight lines in nature, literally. No straight lines. Adam Corolla.
32:40🔗And she claims she has since been diagnosed with schizophrenia and being bipolar. And she claims that the episodes were actually triggered because she was taking a lot of nutmeg recreationally.
32:54🔗DrewDid the people that were diagnosing her know about that?
32:59🔗DrewBecause drug addiction can masquerade as essentially any other psychiatric syndrome. Yeah. And nutmeg can cause hallucinatory psychotic reactions.
33:09🔗AdamSuper ultra feather lightweights could catch half a buzz off a metric ton of that stuff.
33:15🔗DrewMorning glory seeds, gypsum weed, and nutmeg.
33:18🔗Bad ReligionYou know what's happening right now at Safeway.
33:38🔗Bad ReligionYou have to mix it with contact. The cold.
33:40🔗Bad ReligionThere you go. Now you're getting crazy.
33:42🔗AdamIt's a nutto trip and they call it. Do, by the way, I'm now dying for some eggnog. Yeah, me too. A little buttered brandy in there and some of that fresh ground nutmeg on top. That is awesome.
33:57🔗Bad ReligionA little chai latte with some cinnamon and nutmeg on top.
34:00🔗DrewI'll look it up on the web to see what the, I think it's an anticholinergic delirium they get into if I remember correctly.
34:16🔗AdamYeah. How much nut? You know, guys, real guys who do drugs and drink can't catch a buzz off nutmeg. This is for kids that are already sort of bordering on psychotic, right?
36:12🔗DrewYeah. Here's the deal. It's, that's the only time you ever see what you're producing. I mean, when you're having sex with somebody, you don't actually see what you produce, right? So it may be the same then too.
36:24🔗CallerNo, this is what my girlfriend tells me. Other, I mean, I can tell when I masturbate, you know, that it's not the same stuff.
36:33🔗DrewNo, you can't. It's mixed in with saliva and other things. You can't tell.
36:38🔗AdamWell, how could it be something different?
36:41🔗Bad ReligionI mean, unless he's doing it on purpose? Is that possible?
37:02🔗DrewRight, and that is seminal fluid, that is ejaculate, and that's watery for some guys. If you want to get thicker, delay ejaculation between episodes.
37:10🔗AdamAre you saying it's impossible for urine to come out when ejaculate should be coming out?
37:23🔗Bad ReligionJust open your eyes really wide.
37:28🔗CallerThe thing that I thought might be maybe part of the trigger is because when I'm masturbating or when I'm having sex, because I'm not circumcised, when I'm getting a blow job, all the foreskins pull down and there's some nerves that are touched there that aren't normally...
37:47🔗AdamAll right. Hey, Benjamin, junior college or planning on junior college or dropped out of junior college, something to do with junior college? Yes?
37:57🔗CallerActually, I graduated from a top-of-the-line four-year art school in three years.
38:04🔗AdamWow. Wow. You sure it wasn't a two-year school in three years? No.
38:09🔗Bad ReligionBut you missed the key. The keyword in that phrase was art.
38:38🔗AdamWell, no, we learn on this show that people are sort of almost like primitive natives. And they think they control things. Well, my technique is done. So they do this sort of A and B equals G.
38:52🔗DrewRight, because they desire to know, like Aristotle says, and they start drawing conclusions that are just bizarre and random.
38:59🔗Bad ReligionWhy can't they just go on the Internet? I mean, that's information for everyone, isn't it?
39:03🔗DrewYeah, but there's difference in information and wisdom. I understand. If you typed into, if you Googled, Watery semen.
39:10🔗Bad ReligionWatery semen equals urine, you wouldn't get anything. Zero results. Sorry.
39:43🔗AdamYou doing it? You're not doing that fake type thing you normally do, are you?
39:46🔗DrewHe's not doing it. He's holding his hands over the buttons.
39:48🔗Bad ReligionChief Wiggum? Yeah, I'll get right on it.
39:51🔗AdamTake a little break. Bad Religion in studio tonight. We'll talk to, oh, we will get to the other Sarah with the brother molester and wants to reconnect. And let me just say hi there. Sarah?
40:54🔗AdamWe'll be right back. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Jay is here. Greg is here. Both from Bad Religion. I'm going to hear something else off the newish CD, Drew.
41:25🔗DrewSo the nutmeg is less than a tablespoon, causes anticholinergic delirium, and that's a very uncomfortable and a wild psychotic state. I've seen a few of those. And then the watery semen is, as we said, the amount of time that semen is left in the seminal vesicles, or the amount of time it's actually outside the body. Makes it watery.
41:41🔗AdamYeah, yeah, that's why I have to shake mine every once in a while. It's like salad dressing, you know, it'll separate. Yeah.
41:48🔗AdamI use it for dipping, I use it on dressing. I use it everywhere. And locale. Locale, because you're vomiting. Not because it's locale, just because you taste it and you just, aww, you just projectile vomit. Sarah?
42:03🔗AdamOh, wait, I thought about Blowhard number three that I hate. I hate the no straight lines in Nature Guy, I hate the dog's pack. I like the person who points out that the real calories in salad is the dressing, all that creamy ranch. Oh, you mean the tasteless green matter that I'm stuffing into my mouth. That stuff, no calories in just the iceberg less. It's all that creamy, rich, fatty, buttery stuff that's on top, the taste of blue cheese.
42:37🔗AdamSo 29, your brother molested you until you're basically old enough to fight him off, which was age 12, and then you lived with him for another four, five, six years?
42:53🔗DrewWhat's the situation now? Why does he need to be back in your life?
42:56🔗Well, I've avoided him as much as I can for the last ten years or more, and he's become sort of predatory, and he started about a year and a half ago, he started calling me repeatedly, so I told him just to F off, and he just contacted my boyfriend, saying that he doesn't understand why I won't talk to him, and he wants to reconnect.
43:23🔗AdamWell, you say predatory, like it's a bad thing, but I mean, is he trying to live, like, did he go to therapy, did he get sober and want to reconnect? Is he on step number six or seven or whatever, or is he actually just trying to put more pressure on you?
43:40🔗He's never faced, we've never discussed it, and he's kind of, I think he may be sort of mentally ill in a way, but he's gotten married, and he's trying to have children now, and he thinks that he's gotten it together, so he wants to reconnect with his sister, but he's never...
43:58🔗DrewHow has he gotten it together? Has he joined a church or something? Is there something that's changed in his life?
44:05🔗DrewAll right, so you have no obligation to be around this guy.
44:09🔗AdamI just, here's all I'm trying to make sure, and this is Adam, and I do believe that everything happens for a reason, so you gotta factor that into the molestation. But your brother, I know you hate his guts, and you should hate his guts.
44:24🔗AdamIt's a good thing, but on the other hand, if we spoke to him and he said, you know what, I got molested by my uncle, I acted out on my sister.
44:42🔗AdamAnd I'd like to reconnect with my sister. Would he possibly tell us, and I know everything that comes out of his mouth just sounds like a horrible lie because of what he did to you, but can you get outside of the horrible relationship you guys had for a second and objectively think is he actually trying to connect or is he just is this more BS?
45:02🔗Well, I think he's trying to make himself feel better, and it makes I'm absolutely paralyzed with fear.
45:09🔗AdamNo answer, and I don't expect you to say you can objectively tell whether he's reaching out, but it sounds to us like A, he's a bad guy, but B, he's attempting to do something. He doesn't want to borrow money.
45:21🔗DrewWhat's his motivation, to start having sex with you again?
45:29🔗Well, I think just that he wants his life to be good, and you know, all that sort of thing.
45:35🔗AdamBut why does he need you to make his life good? I mean, all I'm saying is a lot of guys might say, I never want to talk to her again, because if he gets around my wife, she'll say something, yeah. And has a wine cooler, she can start blabbing, and you know what I mean?
45:46🔗DrewOn the other hand, if he's a guy who said, geez, I've come to terms with this, this was a horrible thing, I was being abused myself, I'm trying to close that chapter, get some closure going.
45:54🔗AdamYeah, Drew, it's not about you, let's focus on the caller for a second.
46:18🔗Bad ReligionWho are you afraid of more, your father or your brother?
46:22🔗I think I'm afraid that my father won't believe it, and I can't imagine telling him anything.
46:29🔗AdamSarah, here's my advice. I would say to take his phone call, or to write him a letter, and to say, look, you got 10 minutes to really explain to me why you're trying to reconnect, and what you feel about what went on in the past. We're not going to do this at Thanksgiving. We'll do it now. If I'm satisfied, we might be able to begin a very slow process.
46:54🔗DrewIf you're inclined, if you're not, then put it aside. Don't worry about it. It's not your obligation.
47:02🔗AdamYeah, but different mom and weird mom's boyfriend got to him, and not her fault, but...
47:09🔗Bad ReligionYeah, still the first thing out of his mouth should be, I'm so sorry. That's a good way to start a telephone conference, not anything else, not how you do it.
47:15🔗AdamRight. Do you hear that, family? There you go. Do you hear that? Let's take a quick break. We'll be right back after this. Hey, everybody, it's Loveline. I'm Adam, that's Dr. Drew, phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Jane Craig here tonight. From Bad Religion. Going to be at the House of Blues coming up this Wednesday and Thursday, but it's sold out. So what can you do?
48:24🔗Bad ReligionYeah, we can give away some. How do we do this? Well, we have two tickets for Wednesday night to give away to. How do we do it? Caller number thirty seven.
48:48🔗AdamBut I will talk to people. I'm going to talk to people from Los Angeles and the Los Angeles area, because obviously, Sarah's calling from Colorado.
49:10🔗AdamWell, Dexter and I are going to San Francisco for lunch tomorrow and then coming back. That's one of those things you do when you have a chat. Yeah. Let's talk to Steve and see. Steve?
49:58🔗CallerOh, do I hate Steve? So I've been with this girl for about a month.
50:02🔗AdamHold on, Drew. What is that gene everyone in my family has? And you actually have it, too. That's why you irritate me. But that I've never heard of something gene. You know what I mean? I would say, it's so convenient just to call them stupid, but you're not dumb. Do you know what I mean? It's a gene.
50:19🔗DrewMy mom has it. Is it the obnoxious part, the not just saying, no, I'm sorry, I just don't know, as opposed to I've never heard of it.
50:24🔗AdamYeah. It's like I have these conversations where it's like, yeah, mom, well, yeah, it's good beer, but it kind of tastes like a Zima. What's a Zima? You know, it's that stuff. You've seen that liquor. No, never seen. You've seen billboards for Zima. No, never have. You've been driving in your car and past Zima advertised. I guarantee you just didn't notice. No, I've never seen it. Now you get in this argument where you're yelling at them that they've seen a Zima commercial, but how does it escape your psyche? How does it get through your gill net? You know, like, I'm not a Zima guy. I got nothing. I'm not into these, you know, spirits, but I know what I've just, I've seen it. How do you, what is that gene? It's not, no, you, you say for you and I'll, you're a doctor, so I'll let you slide on this. You're focused.
51:35🔗AdamYeah, but it's a form of stupid. And if not, then what is smart? You know what I mean? Guys who do well on standardized tests.
51:42🔗Bad ReligionYou know what I'm saying? You're talking about being culturally ignorant. Yeah. But that's not ignorant. That's just unaware of pop culture.
51:50🔗AdamPeople that has nothing enters their radar screen. You know what I mean? Nothing makes it onto their radar.
51:57🔗Bad ReligionYeah, but because their radar screen is full.
52:27🔗CallerAnd every time I had sex with her with my condom, it keeps falling off.
52:32🔗AdamYou got to step up to a durex. They got a new drawstring brand. Are you a keep your change in there? Keep your honker in there?
52:38🔗DrewHow long do you go before it slides off?
52:41🔗CallerAbout five minutes. It depends like on what we do. When she's on top of me, it's fine. Cause I can, so that I try to hold it. Yeah. Whenever I go like missionary.
53:08🔗AdamWell, yeah, you should, you should probably experiment with different brands. But Drew, he says pretty hard, which means he's losing a little of his erection.
54:42🔗AdamMy Spidey sense has been going nuts with bad acting lately because he didn't have any what you would call the traditional tells of the bogus call. It seemed like sort of legitimate. It wasn't much of a question.
54:54🔗DrewPeople don't usually go nebbish on the bogus call.
54:57🔗AdamHe went nebbish on the bogus. Steve, here's the thing. I like the idea that you attempted a bogus call. I like the idea that you fessed up almost immediately and didn't argue with me. And you are one bad religion compliment away from getting yourself some Durex condoms and up to $30 in cold hard cash. So what can you say about Bad Religion?
55:23🔗CallerI've heard one song so far today and I think it's the best band I've ever heard in my life.
56:18🔗AdamNamed Steve who calls in tonight is going to get a Durex party pack. That is, uh, CDs. That is a poker set. That's, uh, money. So you can gamble with that. And then, uh, Durex condoms. Each night this week, I'm going to decide, I've decided already.
56:34🔗AdamI've, uh, picked young Steve and, uh, you gotta be 18 years or older to play. And remember, it's brought to you by Durex. There's sex. And then, Drew, what?
57:07🔗AdamI'm sorry? Yeah, we're the two Chief Running Bears. Yeah, hey. So, um, yeah, we ever molested or anything we need to know about?
57:17🔗CallerUm, you know, I don't know. I have kind of a hazy memory, but it feels like it was a dream or a movie I saw or something. It's almost like I don't think it happened to me. I really don't know.
57:31🔗DrewHas this always happened or just with this particular partner?
57:37🔗DrewAnd is it, what are you feeling? What's the reaction?
57:40🔗CallerI feel really, really sad, but I really don't know why.
57:43🔗DrewHave you, is this this, um, this relationship going okay?
57:47🔗CallerYeah, we've been together for five years.
57:49🔗DrewUh-oh, this is a sign sometimes that the relationship has sort of run its course, particularly in young people, that sort of moment it's supposed to feel so intimate and it feels kind of disconnected and empty.
58:09🔗AdamWe've heard about people crying, but it just means that they're drudging up some pain from the past.
58:15🔗DrewAlso though, I've heard of it sometimes meaning being associated with, in particular, younger couples where they don't know to end relationship and it goes on since they're already teen, it goes and goes and goes, and all of a sudden they're still having sex and it's kind of empty and doesn't feel intimate. Makes you sad.
58:29🔗AdamWhat about that part of it, Mandy, what about Drew's hypotheses?
58:33🔗CallerWe have had problems. We were together for a long time and we lived together and he kind of got into smoking pot all the time and I left him and moved out on my own to go to college. Now, we've just recently kind of gotten back together, but neither of us was with anyone else during the time we were apart.
59:02🔗DrewYeah, I just don't think it's what it should be.
59:04🔗AdamAlso there is another thought that we have, we'll see if Jane and Greg share this thought, which is people, when you break up with someone at like 23, go ahead and stay broken up.
59:17🔗AdamYou hook up with them at 19, you stay together for like four years and then you break up, stay broken up. You getting back together usually means the guy thought he was going to get laid and he just couldn't scrape anything up.
59:27🔗DrewAnd all the fantasies of early relationships are stuck and you don't know how to engage and disengage and keep good boundaries. It's just yucky.
59:35🔗AdamWell, I think what women, I think what guys do is guys get lulled into a false sense of sexual security. Like they go, hey, I'm getting it every night. So I go out on my own. Maybe I get it every other night from new and beautiful and exotic women every night. Then after a six month dry spell, they're ready to come back and negotiate. For the chicks, their thing is like, I had so much time invested in this. Five years wasted. Five, you know, that's one of those chick things. Guys never do that, but they go, we hear it all the time. Five years wasted to what? To just break up?
1:00:09🔗DrewAnd our thing is, hey, great, go throw some good time after bad.
1:00:14🔗AdamYou want to make it eight years wasted? You're already at five. And by the way, apply this same logic to a job. This is a horrible job you've wasted five years at. You want to waste another five or possibly a lifetime at this horrible company? Yes, you should have got out four years ago, which is all the more reason you should get out tomorrow. Right. All right. Let me see if that's Mandy. Mandy, have we successfully talked you out of this relationship?
1:00:37🔗CallerYeah, I think I got the advice I needed. You guys are right.
1:00:41🔗AdamYeah. Well, it's weird because the crying is normally we don't.
1:00:45🔗DrewNo, I've heard of this. I've not brought it up very often because they don't usually say, I'm feeling sad at the end of sex. Let's say I cry about it. Emotionally, I don't understand why. But when they talk about feeling sad, that's usually the flu. Oh, really?
1:01:32🔗AdamEveryone's wearing great jumpsuits. And doors no longer have hinges. They're all Aperture style doors. Now, will you have had? Yeah. Before this guy. Right.
1:01:44🔗CallerYeah, I had other boyfriends. One relationship as long as I think we were together for four years.
1:01:50🔗AdamAll right. All right. Well, that's it. How old are you?
1:02:05🔗AdamIt's an interesting thing. I wonder if I come up with a horrible sex is kind of sending thought here, but I wonder if women don't spend enough time with themselves. And then the ones that do seem to be kind of successful and the ones that go from boyfriend to boyfriend to boyfriend sort of focus on being a girlfriend or being excited or playing the role of a girlfriend. And they never seem to get the I don't want to say education because sometimes they go to school and become that they never forged the personality or whatever. They become the homely chicks that end up running the Fortune 500 companies or are even lonelier, though, who are even lonelier, but have gone without. Like also, I think it sort of holds true with guys. It's like, you show me somebody who's like a was a serial dater, like from the time they were 13, they had that steady and all the way up until 35, just never been without a partner, one to the next. I'll show you one you don't really want to sit next to on a long plane flight. You know, like somehow they never developed something. Women even more so, I say, than guys.
1:03:08🔗Bad ReligionBut isn't that like, that's an old school thought, right? That's that breeding or training women to come up as just housewives and.
1:03:16🔗AdamYeah, I don't, I mean, I don't know that. I mean, I'm not saying that's what they need to do. I'm just saying, I think human beings need a certain amount of downtime in order to investigate themselves and to grow a little bit.
1:03:29🔗DrewWell, if they need to fully separate. Yeah, me time. Not just be in a family, playing a role in a family of origin and then switch that role to a relationship.
1:03:38🔗AdamRight, you go from your mommy and daddy to your boyfriend and it's right to the next, right to the next, right to the next, and then you're married.
1:03:44🔗AdamAnd then you have your kids and then you have whatever. And before you know it, you don't seem to have much personality. Why should you? You never really struck out on your own. I also have this, the same theory sort of applies to kids that are constantly stimulated. Like, I wonder if you know how you used to sit around and just stare at stuff?
1:04:15🔗Bad ReligionThat's what I was going to say.
1:04:18🔗AdamI was locked down in my room once again. There was no TV set, no stereo, no video games or nothing. And I'm just staring at an ant, you know, and I just ate it. Because I was that goddamn bored. But the point is, I think my mind was able to develop an imagination because I had so much sort of bored down time. I wonder, even if it's educational, I wonder if kids are losing that because of the constant processing of information. And parents do that thing where it's like, we have to keep the kids stimulated, stimulated, and not stimulated, not, no, this is educational stimulation, but it's still not letting them shut down and create.
1:05:11🔗Bad ReligionAnd then you can be right for like five minutes.
1:05:13🔗DrewYou've done your directs thing. You've done everything, you're all set.
1:05:16🔗AdamLet's just wrap it up. Let's play the entire Bad Religion CD, which is really only 11 minutes long. They rock that hard, you know what I mean?
1:05:27🔗AdamYou know what you get with Bad Religion? You get a concentrated rock like the Frozen OJ. Other bands make three, four gallons of rock out of what, that takes up half a cup for them. I mean, they're concentrated rock.
1:05:39🔗AdamNo, I know you're like fresh squeezed rock, what I'm saying.
1:05:42🔗Bad ReligionIt's the pith is what you're talking about.
1:05:44🔗AdamThe pith, yeah. Let's take a quick break. Chris, I'm right, you know? Yeah, we'll be back with your little concentrated rock from Bad Religion after this.
1:06:19🔗AdamHey there, buddy, it's the Loveline of Adam. That's Dr. Drew, Jane Gregg here tonight from Bad Religion. The Donnas are going to be in here on Wednesday, and then Thursday, the Foo Fighters. Great, great, great live band.
1:06:35🔗AdamYeah, you know, I was thinking, I mean, I'm going to kiss a little, a little Dave Grohl ass because of our past run-ins. That's a trouble with Dave Grohl.
1:07:06🔗AdamAnd I saw him at some concert. I told him I would swing by and say hi because he was staying at his sister's place and I was visiting one of my many homes. And I came by one Sunday morning and banged on the door and it was one of those things like you know when you knock on the door sometimes after you knock you think to yourself I wish I never knocked. There's a party that wants to run. Every day. What am I doing? There's somehow just from the knock you can tell there's something. And then so nothing happened. I took a step away but I heard someone like coming down the stairs and on the end.
1:07:42🔗AdamThings didn't feel right and his now wife, his now wife answered the door looking like she'd woken up just a few moments ago. And like they'd had a nice night of drinking and hijinks. And so later on I was on the radio saying I went over to Dave Grohl's house and some floozy answered the door.
1:08:11🔗AdamWhatever. Whatever it was. I was assuming she was a gal that David hooked up with that night kind of thing. And it seemed like real rock star stuff. It was a compliment in a backhanded way. It turned out to be his fiance. He took some offense to it, but he was he was man enough to come on the air and confront me with it. He got a little heated, but hopefully we've put all that behind us.
1:08:35🔗Bad ReligionShe's a very nice lady. Did you ever meet her in that time?
1:08:38🔗AdamYeah, turns out I think I knew her. I'd actually met her even before then, but I didn't recognize her with her hairstyle, which is, you know, had a little pillow head going on.
1:08:50🔗AdamLittle Drew Barrymore going on the noggin. So she was but a delight and I'm a big fan. And, you know, I think about Dave Grohl with Foo Fighters and Nirvana. First off, Foo Fighters slowly taking over Nirvana. I mean, like maybe 20 years from now when the dust settles, everyone looks at all the albums released and all the songs that come out. Maybe they go, we like Foo Fighters better. I know it sounds it sounds it sounds radical, but they're still going. You know, the Foo Fighters haven't slowed down. Great, great live band. And I'm just saying Dave Grohl in two of the rockinest bands, really, in the last last 15 years.
1:09:30🔗Bad ReligionChris, everything happens for a reason.
1:09:32🔗Bad ReligionChris is a huge Nirvana fan, so he might be getting pissed off.
1:09:40🔗AdamNo, I'm definitely I'm definitely I can't argue that that Nirvana was real groundbreaking and, you know, paved the way and all that kind of stuff. Very unique. But Foo Fighters have now what is now? I don't know what they're on. They're six hour or eight hour or something and a lot of good songs. Dave Grohl going from behind the skins to up front with the guitars is that's good. In those both those bands is pretty damn good. Yeah.
1:10:41🔗AdamAt the Shrine. All right. George is from West Covina. I'm going to say that if he can answer the question to one Jackson Brown song or one Linda Rostet song, he's going to get some tickets to Bad Religion. George?
1:11:07🔗AdamI'm going to brawn it. Linda Rostet, even when she was with the Stone Ponies. Go ahead. I'll make it easy.
1:11:13🔗CallerHello. I'm a really big fan of Bad Religion.
1:11:18🔗AdamIt's too bad you can't see them. You could have gotten tickets. You could have gotten tickets. All right. I'm going to say, George, I'm going to give you a break. Okay. I'm going to try this one more time, because you'd love to see them over at the House of Blues coming up this Wednesday.
1:11:34🔗DrewThey're going to give you two tickets, if.
1:11:36🔗AdamIf engineer Chris can name one Linda Ronstadt song.
1:12:29🔗Bad ReligionShould we put you all on this ball?
1:12:30🔗AdamI'll tell you what song I like of Jackson Brown. Slow, not played that much, but a great song, Here Come Those Tears Again. That is an awesome Jackson Brown song.
1:12:50🔗CallerI've been listening to your band for quite some time now. I noticed that you guys are obviously atheists, or at least whoever writes your songs.
1:13:12🔗Bad ReligionIt's really the question is to ask Jay why he's not an atheist, because if someone's an atheist, they basically start off with no, I mean, in my case, I was never taught to believe.
1:13:30🔗Bad ReligionWell, yeah, I mean, I was surrounded by academics my whole life, because my parents are academics, but to me, it seems like you have to have a reason to believe because it's a lot easier. I think there's more evidence that gods do not exist than evidence that gods exist.
1:13:50🔗AdamWell, I do agree with that. It's always the thing where-
1:13:53🔗Bad ReligionThe burden of proof is on the person who suggests that a god exists.
1:13:56🔗AdamI agree, or anything exists. You gotta go ahead and prove it. And it's weird where the onus becomes on the guy who never said anything, which is, I like this one too, where they go, oh, God doesn't exist. How'd all this get here? That's your argument?
1:14:23🔗AdamI do believe it. I believe in the great magnet, but I'm not sure about God.
1:14:28🔗Bad ReligionI believe in the great pumpkin, still.
1:14:30🔗AdamI do too. Drew, do Charlie Brown's teacher for a second, would you please? Wawawawawa. All right, that's enough.
1:14:38🔗Bad ReligionAnyways, I just want to say though, Bad Religion doesn't, we are not down on anybody who does believe, and we get these questions all the time.
1:14:49🔗Bad ReligionAnd we get, we actually have a tremendous following among Christians, and I think Lutherans too. Lutherans. Yes, huge Lutheran fan.
1:15:00🔗Bad ReligionIt's amazing. But it's all, yeah. We're not a collective of atheists or Catholics or Jews or anything. We're just six guys who all have different beliefs.
1:15:10🔗Bad ReligionBut the guy who, George wanted to know about, you know, most of our songs, and the truth is a lot of the songs are indeed slanted towards the questions that we were just discussing here, and that's basically, you know, how do you make for a rational society if you don't have some kind of burden of proof?
1:15:34🔗AdamWell, you know, people always do that. They do a lot of that. I, as an atheist, I'm always insulted where it's sort of that. Well, yeah, but you got to understand, if everyone was an atheist, it would just be total chaos. People would be driving through red lights and having sex with their sister. It's like, I'm an atheist. I know the difference between right and wrong. I probably know it better. As a matter of fact, I have no way to repent. I have no excuses. I just know it. It's in me. I can't. It's not like a tax law that I can find an exemption to. I know when I've underpaid. And by the way, go check out Death Row. Find me the percentage of atheists on Death Row. Is it majority, 90% atheists on Death Row? Or we could talk about quite a few born agains and quite a few people that were least brought up with religion.
1:16:22🔗Bad ReligionThat's because the person who's challenging you has been told since he was a year old, basically, that religion is the source for our morality and the truth. I think one of the great triumphs of the 21st century will be when science and philosophy comes together to show that morality really comes from your parents. It's something that's handed to you from the time you're born and whatever your parents are is pretty much what you will become more.
1:16:53🔗AdamOh, we hear that night in and night out here. And also, do you want to live in a society like it's sort of like saying, well, we need cops because cops stop people from doing bad things, which is sort of God stops people from doing bad things. But wouldn't it be a utopia if people just didn't want to do bad things? Not because they got stopped or caught or headed off at the pass, but just because it wasn't in their vocabulary is is an and I'm sure there's many religious people where it's not in their vocabulary. But if you can be completely void of all religion and still know that murder is wrong.
1:17:29🔗DrewIt goes in the assumption that we are evil to begin with.
1:17:32🔗AdamRight, which comes from doctrine. I didn't sign off on the part where we started off as evil. Although I do believe everything happens for a reason. And there are no straight lines in nature. Yeah, someone had to give God a straight edge. We get some nice straight lines in nature when he drew things up. Because how else would this have gotten here? Come on, give me a break.
1:17:54🔗Bad ReligionThe guy with the biggest stick, way back when.
1:17:57🔗AdamUse your brain. Alright, let's talk to Sarah, who's 22 and wants to hook up. She's from Idaho. I like my name a Jackson Brown song and go through a Bad Religion concert. Now here's the beauty of it.
1:19:06🔗AdamYeah, I'm gonna give that one away. Hold on a second. I don't know that her and him and Darryl Hannah were ever married, but I think they just dated, but we could find out. Who did he date, Nicole?
1:20:23🔗Bad ReligionRight. A couple months ago, my dad found out that we were going to be moving in together and told me that if I moved in with him, he would disown me because my boyfriend's not our race. He's not white.
1:21:09🔗Bad ReligionYes. He's not new to the picture. He's been around for a long time. Within these past five years, I got mixed up with a racist group.
1:21:23🔗Bad ReligionYes, I did because my dad was like growing up, he was not racist, but he was prejudiced. He had black friends, but half of our family is Mexican. We were living in the mountains at the time and it was a really closed quarters and that was all there was up there.
1:21:39🔗AdamWas this in the 1870s or what year is this?
1:21:51🔗Bad ReligionNo, my dad wasn't around when I was little. He was in jail until I was about 7.
1:21:55🔗DrewThere we go. It's such a bizarre sort of swing you're on going from be participating in a racist group to dating a black guy.
1:22:06🔗AdamWell, first off, Drew, hold on a second. We have to talk about you behind your back, but judging from the Jackson Brown answer, you're not going to hear any of this. So just hang on a second. I love these questions because it really gives you a little insight into the human mind. Which is, you got the daughter, the daughter's dad was in the joint, daughter's dad was an alcoholic, racist, clearly an abusive a-hole, and a racist, and guess what, dad, dating a black guy. What do you think?
1:22:39🔗DrewBut how weird that she even though was in a racist group?
1:22:41🔗AdamWell, that we got to get into, but it's payback time for daddy. If you're a bad dad and women do this, guys don't really do this, women do it. If you're a horrible guy and you're a racist and you're horrible to your daughter, she will make your life miserable by going, what's going to make dad the least happy? What if I brought home Lucius? Fantastic. Not a black guy.
1:23:05🔗DrewThey bring home another woman like mom to drive mom crazy.
1:24:12🔗Bad ReligionYou need to get away from all of that and move with your boyfriend somewhere nice and live happily ever after.
1:24:16🔗DrewWhat do you mean? You don't mean disown. You mean they're going to cut off a relationship with you? Because there's nothing to disown here.
1:24:22🔗Bad ReligionThey don't want anything to ever do with me. They don't want to talk. They've already cut off connection with me until I break up with them.
1:24:28🔗AdamAll right. Here's what I don't understand. A couple of things.
1:24:38🔗AdamMost of your family's Mexican or half of them?
1:24:42🔗Bad ReligionMy stepbrother is Mexican. His wife is Mexican and my sister-in-law is Mexican and I have cousins that are Mexican.
1:24:49🔗DrewHow come they're not standing up for you?
1:24:52🔗AdamWell, they're Mexican. They're drunk. They're put down. They're on the sofa. When they sober up, they're going to get right on their feet. Come on. I dare you to share it that way. Look, first off, only white people can be racist. That's number one. I've learned that. I've learned that from living in one of the blue states that only white people can be racist. So it's impossible for the Mexicans to be racist, number one. Number two, Nicole, you know that it's not a coincidence that you're dating a black man. You're dating a black man because you hate your horrible family and this is your dad's greatest nightmare. So you brought this guy home. Do you understand that on some level? Yeah. Okay. Well, at least you can admit that. Now, that being said, God bless you.
1:25:32🔗AdamAnd go on and we'll see at the Bad Religion Concert. But your family is a horrible hodgepodge of just your, it's like a stew made with only bad ingredients. There's nothing in there that's good. Just get out of the kitchen, would you? And here's the problem.
1:25:48🔗DrewIf you're happy and successful, they'll be back in your life. Watch. Oh boy.
1:25:52🔗AdamYeah. My phone doesn't stop ringing. Here's the thing, too. A lot of people have horrible families and they're so attached and enmeshed with them. Look, by your own words, your dad is a bad guy, your cousins, everyone's bad. It's possible. Wash your hands and move forward.
1:26:12🔗DrewOr just don't be so caught up in their web.
1:26:15🔗AdamHow important is it for you to get validated by bad people? Do you know this weird syndrome? You hear your wife do it all the time. My wife will do it. Women do it. They do that thing where it's like, Cheryl said I was being whatever. And it's like, Cheryl's a C, you know? And she's like, I know. But she said I was, who cares what? She's a horrible, vindictive, spiteful, thrice divorced old C, you know? I know. But here's what she said about me. You should pray that bad people think you're bad. That's a good sign.
1:26:49🔗AdamIt means you're doing something right. You don't want horrible people to think you're a genius and praise you. You're one of us. You're our leader. I think that's what happened to me in the man show, actually. The thing is, it's good when bad people think you're bad. That's how you should want it. All right. Am I right or am I right? You're right. Let's break off, Nicole. Get your boyfriend of color and bring him to Bad Religion.
1:27:14🔗Bad ReligionYeah, come to the show and say hi.
1:27:16🔗Bad ReligionYeah, that's right. All right, let's go.
1:27:18🔗AdamLet's break it down. Let's go. Let's get a hand. Let's go now. Those helmets aren't chairs, Joe. Let's go. Gravity, gravity. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back after this.
1:27:56🔗AdamWe got Jane Greig here from Bad Religion. The Donnas are coming in here on Wednesday, and then Thursday. Foo Fighters, very excited about that. We need, no, we would like to hear another Bad Religion song, yes? You cute up there, Chris? It's long overdue, but we'll better late than never. Social Suicide. Yeah, quintessential bad religion. That sounded as much like a bad religion song as bad religion songs get, and I mean that in a good way, but a very bad religion of you.
1:30:42🔗AdamWhen is, see, we could, you know, here would be a great time to play my first installment of Definitely Not a Jew. See, this is how it would work. Calling from Idaho. Her man's in the joint. She wants to have a lesbian affair.
1:31:06🔗Bad ReligionI would have bet 50 bucks for it, man.
1:31:08🔗AdamYeah. See Sarah? Pretty sure she wants you to. All right. So what's your boyfriend in the joint for? And we will not accept parole violation as an answer.
1:31:48🔗AdamI'm guessing there was a drug test or something coming up that he probably didn't think he was going to make. Of course. When is he getting out of the joint?
1:32:06🔗DrewYou've got enough chaos in your life, honey. Please. All right.
1:32:09🔗AdamI'm getting, I'm getting ready to fall on this ball to a point. And I'll put it between my ribs where it'll catch me in the heart. Do you have kids, Sarah?
1:33:50🔗AdamAnd to all the fans of Bad Religion around the country that are listening to the program tonight, I'm sure Greg's going to tip his hat to them. And also, they may be coming to a town near you. So look out for them. We'll take ourselves a little extendo break. Jay, thanks for coming by. Greg, thanks for coming by.
1:34:21🔗AdamThe opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the staff, management, sponsors, or the station. The producer for Loveline is Aningold. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.