The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - #1937 Know Thyself

Episode Date: November 6, 2024

Dr. Drew kicks off the week with an observation on the need for prompts and knowing yourself, Adam shares the frustrations of his habitual endeavors, and they talk about the dangers of breaking societ...y off into groups. Plus, Dr. Drew explains the divide amongst the Ancient Romans, and what are the presidential candidates' stance on...cavities? Leave us a voicemail: SpeakPipe.com/AdamandDrDrew OR Click the microphone at top of the homepage, AdamandDrDrew.com

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Starting point is 00:01:45 Yeah, get it on, got to get on the Dr. Drew's board first side station to smeshing specialists. Smeshing, smeshing, man. What's going on there, Broseph? So I just had an interesting thought. Before the mics heated up, Emmy was giving you some instruction about how these shows are going to go, when you need to break, blah blah blah. And Emmy said, I'm gonna give you a prompt. And you said, no, the information has been received. Now, I didn't say no. I just said, I will, I've received that information. Okay. I misinterpreted as you saying, I don't need the prompt but but it's an interesting but but but it here's what it
Starting point is 00:02:26 Triggered the thought of has nothing to do with it Which is it's really important to know yourself Yes, and what you what your reality is in terms of what you hear what kind of prompts you I got thought to myself Oh, I would need a prompt and I know that for sure and I would ask for it Like make sure to make sure to prompt me and I would offload that. Now there was a time when my brain was younger that I wouldn't need that prompt. So the question in my mind is knowing yourself is the key thing, right? Is one better needing a prompt or not?
Starting point is 00:03:03 Is one better? Yeah. I mean, obviously one is more, you wish your memory worked that well, but you don't always have to have a great memory and you can function just as well without it is my point. If you know yourself and you adjust accordingly. You should do both because knowing yourself is good for about a 92% percentile accuracy, but there's always gonna be that between eight and 12% floating around out there. And the reason that's out there
Starting point is 00:03:40 is that's one of those things where when I come up short, it's because I got off of my rhythm somehow where I had to, you know, it's just stupid. I mean, some of it's just stupid. Like my car broke the other day and they went and picked it up and they took the keys and I didn't really think about it and then I, you know, I don't know,
Starting point is 00:04:08 got a ride back to my condo and when I walked up I was like, oh no keys. But that's, my rhythm got broken, you know. Right, right, right. So. Or by the way, you could offload to the wrong people, like trust people you shouldn't trust, that's what happens to me.
Starting point is 00:04:23 And like, you remember to do that at noon oh I got it and then well there's a lot there's a lot of swings and misses and I would I tell people all time it's like look he you know how many times I have opened the freezer at the workplace just to see a soda can or a beverage can exploded in there because it was frozen solid. Because I would try to explain to people, you're not good enough to pull this off. Well that's back to know thyself. That's back to my point at the beginning, which is if you know that you accept that about yourself, just like me putting my keys in the refrigerator, I know I won't remember
Starting point is 00:05:03 certain things, so I adjust, I do things. Yes, but can I say this to people? It's everyone's job, it becomes everyone's job to sort of know and gauge those around them. And yourself. And yourself, and yourself. Some people will not gauge themselves or know themselves. When other people start saying to you things like,
Starting point is 00:05:32 write that down, or 12 means 12, it doesn't mean 1230. Or the Arclight will not let you in if you're more than eight minutes late to a thing. They will tell you you have to turn around and leave. You understand? And when people start talking to you that way, that means you've showed them something. You've showed them something. Repeatedly.
Starting point is 00:05:59 Repeatedly. Now, you might be getting angry at those people and you might feel agitated where the person, you know, I have conversations with people where I go, oh, I gotta bring that, you know, steamer in, right? Yeah, bring it in tomorrow. Okay, but put it by the door. Put it by the door. Yeah, yeah, I'll bring it in tomorrow.
Starting point is 00:06:19 No, no, pick it up and put it by the door now. Well, I'm watching the game, but I'll get it. Just go get it right now and just put it by the door now so you don't forget it. I'm not gonna forget. You should just get it now while we're on the phone. When people start having those conversations, that means you've fallen short a lot.
Starting point is 00:06:42 I know I'm always- Because I've said one million times, I have never had an arranged lunch meeting, whatever. I've done a million things with Kevin Hinch and I've never told him, you know what, noon means noon, but that means noon. Like all the executives are going to be there probably before noon, before noon. So you know, and it's rude to be late. So we should definitely pitch that, you know, if they say noon, we should be there before noon.
Starting point is 00:07:11 I would never say that to them, ever. Ever, I would never say it to you, ever, ever. I don't say it to people who don't need it because I don't want to do it, and it's a little, it's kind of redundant, you know, it's a little, it's kind of redundant. It's a waste of my energy. It would be a waste of my energy to follow somebody around who didn't smoke
Starting point is 00:07:36 and tell them not to smoke. It would just be a waste of my energy. And it seems bizarre, like, well, you would never do that. Yeah, you're right, I would. And I wouldn't tell Kevin Hench not to be late either, because it would be a waste of my energy. But there are many other people I would say, write it down. You've got to write this down.
Starting point is 00:07:55 Just write it down. You should write it down. But by the way, if it gets to the point where people are saying that to you, that just means you're really a fuck up and you're selfish because you've impositioned those people many times by not coming through with whatever they're asking for. I have to go to a next level I go to which is sort of a passive aggressive mode of okay you won't put the thing by the door but I know I'm an anxious person so just make me happy just do it for me.
Starting point is 00:08:24 I know you won't forget of course you won't forget but I'm an anxious person, so just make me happy. Just do it for me. I know you won't forget, of course you won't forget, but I'll be anxious about it. So just to treat my anxiety, put it by the door. Because they will not accept their reality, who they are. They will not accept it, oftentimes. No, there's, I feel like that's the times we're living in. And then, you know, look, everyone has their shortcomings, as they say. I'm telling you, the world, society, and your immediate clan, the people who are around you and most closest to you, will tell you who you are by certain things that they say.
Starting point is 00:09:11 Sometimes, you know, sometimes it could be somebody honks behind you and your wife goes, okay, calm down, don't do anything. Well, that means you've done something in the past. You know, I mean, You've been rash, right? You know what I'm saying? Yeah, whatever it is, they're saying it's because they've observed you. Repeatedly. Repeatedly.
Starting point is 00:09:34 Not just once. Yes. Or maybe one really major fuck up that got through to them. I mean, it doesn't always have to be repeatedly, though it typically is repeatedly, I'd say. Right this day. All right, I got a clip that I was interested in sharing with you, Drew.
Starting point is 00:09:53 Is that screen on? We got one of our screens may not have been turned on. There's also a weird protocol thing that I was talking about, like a kind of checklist that there's a lot of. It's good that we're not flying a plane here. That's all I'm saying. Oh no, yeah, that is a new thing. I told you I have a sign over there. I had to implement this thing that when the guest shows up you have to put it sign in the window and
Starting point is 00:10:27 Dawson or somebody who was putting it the sign up was putting a blank piece of paper up there because they only printed guest on one side and Dawson would put the guest Facing him and what's the probability that was? Intentional a little a little mess. I don't think so put the guest facing him. And what's the probability that that was intentional? A little passive aggressive? I don't think so. Yeah. I then had to,
Starting point is 00:10:51 I had to then get a new sign that had guests on both sides so we could avoid this. Yes. Which is interesting. It's important. Yeah. I'll tell you one of the all time, I mean my all timer,
Starting point is 00:11:05 because I used to be married to this all the time and I had to take nail polish and put it on deadbolt thumb turns and stuff cause I'd come back out of town and all the patio doors would be unlocked. I'd be gone for two days. And I would say the doors had been open the whole time and my ex would go, you know, I'd be gone for two days. And I would, I would say the doors have been open the whole time. And my ex would go, yeah, well,
Starting point is 00:11:28 the maid would come in and then she'd go out and put the garbage out or something. She's leaving it unlocked. And I'd go, yeah, I know that, but you gotta lock it then, you know, like, oh, well, she'd unlocked it. And I go, okay. But you went the day she comes, then she's going to go out.. But the day she comes, then she's gonna go out. And by the way, the people around the house are really getting into a level of not being able to really distinctively tell the difference
Starting point is 00:11:55 between them and a donkey. Basically at this point. Oh, I forgot, yeah, my other house I had to put, I had to put nail polish on so you could see if it was locked. But that was more of a bad design thing. This was just a traditional thumb turn thing. I had to put red nail, orange nail polish
Starting point is 00:12:13 on the top of the thumb turn and then on where it lined up. And it's what you do with special needs people. But my greatest, my greatest is I, the microwave oven was up top, you know, and the toaster oven was on the thing, you know this one. But it's, you have to really think about this one. And we used to do a lot of like heating up, you know, tamales or something on there, enchiladas on there. And it would just be, we had a paper towel. You'd put the paper towel on there. But the paper towel would just absorb stuff and get mushy in there and stuff like that.
Starting point is 00:12:56 And then at some point the paper plate would go on. But at some point, because I'm the bread winner, I'm a comedian and an author and a raconteur and a journeyman carpenter, I would announce, I'm going to buy a microwave cover. It's a plastic thing that goes on top so it doesn't spatter everywhere. Now I don't know why that falls into my lane of things I need to do, but I do, you know,
Starting point is 00:13:23 because I had to do things, things that I wanted, things that would never get done. So the micro, I guess when a mug of coffee would get heated into the microwave, the microwave cover would get removed from the microwave and frequently set on top of the toaster oven. Now probably should have been set on the counter, but it got sort of tucked. Toaster oven is kind of tucked back and it got set on top. And then the toaster oven would get utilized without this 14 inch, four inch high disc of plastic sitting on top of it being removed. And then it would melt, of course,
Starting point is 00:14:14 and it would scar the top of the thing and it would fuck up the thing. So I would then suggest that perhaps we could live in a world where the thing was removed before the bacon went into the toaster oven. But that was a bridge too far across. That wasn't going to happen. So after several- How many times did you suggest this? Well, multiple times.
Starting point is 00:14:42 Multiple, meaning like three times or 300 times? No, it would probably have been more than three, but it was desecrating the toaster oven. And then it was also... Must have smelled great. It was also melting the top of the thing. And also for me it was a little symbolic. Like I had to buy this thing because everyone was just putting paper plates on it in a $5 billion house, but okay, all right,
Starting point is 00:15:09 I'll go to Amazon. I will get this thing. So then the thing would get ruined. So after multiple attempts verbally to rectify this problem, I said, well, what's really the problem here? The problem was the cover for the microwave, which is 12, 13 inches around.
Starting point is 00:15:33 It's a big item, it's very seeable. It was getting slid on top of the toaster. So because of my construction background, I took a long tech screw. Tech screw is also called a self-tapping screw, also called a sheet metal screw. It's a screw, but it's got a cutting tip on it. And it's what you'd use in commercial work,
Starting point is 00:15:55 when you're doing like metal stud and stuff like that. Zip, zip, zip, you can go through the side of the stud. You don't have to drill a hole and then put tech screw. Took like a three inch tech screw, and I just put it right in the middle of the stud, you don't have to drill a hole and then put tech screw. Took like a three inch tech screw and I just put it right in the middle of the sheet metal of the thing. Because that way when you slid the top on it would hit the tech screw and you would realize
Starting point is 00:16:16 you couldn't rest it. I must have set the tech screw like three inches back from the front edge so that when you want to slide it on, it would hit the tech screw and it would fall off. These are all very necessary endeavors for me. So, at work for some period of time, to the best of my knowledge, I wasn't there all the time, but at some point, the tech screw had been defeated.
Starting point is 00:16:44 The camp had gone, the tech screw had been defeated. The cap had gone over the tech screw and sat on there and melted where I'd discovered it. To which case I said with some incredulity to my ex-wife, I said, shall I offer a second tech screw? that shall I offer a second tech screw? Do I need to put a second tech screw on top of the toaster? And she said, maybe you do. So I realized the people that are on the end of this
Starting point is 00:17:23 where we're saying write stuff down or set it by the door They are actually angry at you. Oh, yeah, and they don't have one second of introspection or shame That's why I take the make me happy route. That's the it's for me. It's just please. I'm anxious make me happy Yeah, now I don't know what to do in the case of the the melting microwave cover. There is a thing, there was a modern psychology whatever thing or something that was going around 20 years ago,
Starting point is 00:17:57 I don't know if you remember it, but it was a lot of like young female comedians going, you know, hey, that's what she's gonna do, so just accept it, you know, there's kind of like young female comedians going, hey, that's what she's gonna do, so just accept it. You know, live with it, you know what I mean? And I was always like, or, or they could just stop fucking doing it. Like that's another option, how about that option? This is a weird thing, we just had to kind of go with it.
Starting point is 00:18:22 You know what I mean? Like all right, yeah, maybe every couple months I'd just buy a new toaster oven and a new microwave. Because this thing's not preventable, but... You know what I mean? Yes! It dovetails nicely into zero gravity. Yes.
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Starting point is 00:21:02 do you have a video you wanted to show? I did. I do. I do and I did. It was a woman of color who was inside of an SUV and I think she spotted a guy in a MAGA hat. But the reason I'm showing you this, although it's just entertaining in and of itself, is I told you, Drew, when we start doing this thing where we break everyone off into groups
Starting point is 00:21:28 and men hate women and men oppress women and hate black people and they're scared of people that are different than you, a lot of them get inculcated with this, well, once we're in charge, you guys are fucked. And that's like, yeah, I don't want that, because that's not what's happening now, although every politician, and especially the Obamas, make sure and preach that all the time. I've been thinking a lot about the French Revolution.
Starting point is 00:21:56 Oh my God. Maybe I'll talk about that tomorrow. So I guess it's a 40-year-old woman of color, professional, driving a decent Lincoln Suv and I guess she comes across a guy in a MAGA hat and wants to voice her opinion All right, but you ain't shit. A black bitch is gonna be in the office and his white ass is gonna be out.
Starting point is 00:22:29 We're taking the trash out, loser. All right, we in power now. Have a nice day. You have a wonderful day on the fifth, okay? You're gonna lose. Okay. And your leader, your cult leader. Bye bye.
Starting point is 00:22:41 You dumb fuck. Bye bye. Right, we in charge now. Now, she probably works for some school somewhere, Bye bye. You dumb fuck. Bye bye. Right, we in charge now. Now, she probably works for some school somewhere, some place, or some business, and she's bringing this mentality into whatever jurisdiction she has and whatever decision or policy making she has, because she thinks white guys are out to sort of Jim Crow 2.0 or we're gonna reopen internment camps or slavery, you know, this thing. I mean, X amount of people buy into this stuff and then you have a bunch of these people. And this woman's not a homeless person. She's gonna go somewhere
Starting point is 00:23:19 and she is going to preside over X amount of people, and she will bring this mentality to that. It's all so disturbing. And I'm telling you, I'm driving myself nutty cuckoo listening to the French Revolution stuff. And it's just, it's the same thing. And it's weirdly been done many, many times before, the exact same playbook, and it started with the Jacobins. And at the core, there's a lot of calling other people something,
Starting point is 00:23:54 right? Something that they're not. And it actually goes back to Roman times. The French apparently studied the Romans very carefully, and it's interesting how we got off into the Greeks, but maybe we ought to take a good look at what happens in Rome too, because there too conspiracies or alleged conspiracies caused the Republic to divide, divide, divide. But there was an interesting phrase that came out of one writer in the French Revolution that apparently before the terror that was extremely destructive and it was beneath the mask of every patriot is a traitor. So anybody who says, hey, I want to do
Starting point is 00:24:33 what's good for this republic, this country, that's the guy you got to get. And that's kind of what's going on here with anybody who goes, hey, let's get along. Like, no, no, no, you're a racist. You're a traitor. You're blah, blah, blah. And that needs to stop because where it goes is not a pretty place. History has taught us that over and over again. And the people that are pushing it and perpetrating it, it's sort of unbelievable because it's the same playbook.
Starting point is 00:25:05 It's happened many times before. They don't realize it or what? They also don't believe it, which is the sad—not the people pushing it don't believe it. You know what I mean? They don't have to. No, that's the whole point. They don't have to. They don't have to believe any of the shit they're talking about.
Starting point is 00:25:23 I don't think the Obamas believe any of the shit they're talking about. I don't think the Obamas believe any of the shit they're talking about. Good people on both sides. He doesn't believe any of that shit. He's not stupid. He turned into a full blown race hustler, which is sad. I always talk about Obama,
Starting point is 00:25:37 because I had sort of hopes for him. You know what I mean? And I thought, good, he could lead us out of this, and now he's just becoming merchant of it so we could get paid. Just really, it's pathetic and it's also beneath him. You know what I mean? Like I just kind of look at him and I just go, yuck.
Starting point is 00:25:56 Which I never would have thought in the past. And I know they don't believe it because I like this tweet, but I'll just tell you it's funny. I know they don't believe whatever it is they're saying, and I'll tell you how. They go, they say things like Trump is Hitler, who said it 25 times, and then they go, and he's old. And then he gets in there, and he's old, and he dies,
Starting point is 00:26:23 and then we get JD Vance, and he's worse. And I'm like, worse than Hitler? I thought you could only tie him. But you're saying JD Vance, a guy you had no thoughts about 12 weeks ago, you never thought about it. By the way, JD Vance does seem like the most sort of basic, reasonable, thoughtful, interesting, and smart person I've seen in the public space in a while. Now you may disagree with some of his policies,
Starting point is 00:26:51 but I'm just saying he seems very sober and very earnest, and I would say the same thing about Bobby Kennedy, those guys, you know what I mean? I don't think of him as weird, and I don't think of him as Hitlerian, but anyway, he would be worse Than Hitler if Hitler died and then I was watching Amy Klobuchar's a fucking ten-cent head because she was that one It was up there with Rob Reiner on the Bill Maher show going. I don't know. Do you know that's when Rob Reiner made a ass of himself
Starting point is 00:27:21 Oh, yeah, Bill Maher She's up there going, and their final pitch is fluoride, and Kennedy talking about getting fluoride out of drinking water, so their final pitch is for cavities, and she's kind of cackling, and it's like, well, you should really focus on Hitler. I don't think orthodontia is fine, and it's important, but if you got Hitler on the cusp of taking over the nation.
Starting point is 00:27:55 Yeah, I think that's more important. I think it's more important than Florida. And I think that's the message you should. And then, we got the Amy Klobuchar. Oh, sorry. Is it Globuchar? Globuchar. Oh, he says Amy G. on this.
Starting point is 00:28:11 Women are turning out in droves and a number of them, even in 2022, that voted for Democratic Senate candidates, like we saw in Nevada, Arizona, other places, are turning out as well. So I'm very positive about this. I will note that I was a little shocked that one of their closing arguments for Donald Trump was take the fluoride out of water. I guess they're ending with more cavities. This doesn't make sense.
Starting point is 00:28:37 And to me, you have seen Kamala Harris, from the beginning, unite our party and then immediately reach out to Independence and Republicans did I think that women are all right? So yeah, that's makes sense and wolves up there going hmm Yeah, yeah, he's more I caricature himself. They're parting message. Yes cavities Let me write that down. Let's see. Where's my steno pad? I'm Wolf Blitzer. Wolf Blitzer, God, did he turn out to be just fucking bought and paid for, sad and yuck. People have shown themselves. Oh, God.
Starting point is 00:29:14 And then on the heels of all this, the biology kicks in. So now we have one in three young people do not want children. So it's 30% plus according to this article in Newsweek. And not surprising. I mean we sort of see it all over the place, right? People don't want kids. And maybe it's a good thing. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:29:33 Everything they're selling is not a good thing because they're selling something other than what is. And that never works out, whether it's boys can be girls and girls can be boys and people's gender is fluid, or here's a shot you can take and it'll make you not hungry so you won't have to diet or exercise. None of it works. Now, some of it works for a period of time,
Starting point is 00:30:07 and then somebody benefits, you know, the surgeons and the hospitals that are doing the reassignment surgery, and then all the pills and all the pharmaceutical companies that have to manufacture the hormone blockers, and then the amount of time you need to be on this, oh yes, good benefit for them, Drew. So somebody wins, you know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:30:28 But it is, or whoever makes Ozempic wins, that's good for them. But you can never go against what is. Nature. Yeah, it's nature versus what is. I mean, remember I used to tell you all the time, all those years ago, when they'd go, why is it the guys build the skyscrapers and the bridges,
Starting point is 00:30:52 and the women are the nurses and the preschool teachers? I'd go, because that's the way it is. And they'd go, well, how's that fair? I'd go, how do you think it became that way? You think there was some master plan millions of years ago? Well, you got to remember. Signing jobs? You got to remember, there's been a movement that is finally shifting back that human beings
Starting point is 00:31:13 are just a tabula rasa, an empty slate that society dumps its shit onto, and that's everything who we are created by society. Well, that has never been true. That is an insane position You give a little boy a dollies again as a toy and your mom would a little girl I should love that give the little girl a girl a pop-gun and they would play with it equally. No, no Anyway, all right. Listen No more listening. I have done with these people. My mom had a run of 89 years of being incorrect. Jane Fondas had an 89 year run of being incorrect. These people never stop being wrong.
Starting point is 00:31:54 I'm telling you, 10 minutes before my mom died, she was talking about whole grains and oats and healthy. You know, this granola is sweetened with molasses. In Brownshire. I said, mom, it's not good for you. Egg is better. Egg is, no, but that's fat. It's got very high cholesterol.
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