The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - #2014: Red Meat Won’t Kill You, But Stalkers Might

Episode Date: June 20, 2025

In this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, Adam questions the legitimacy of chiropractors and pitches a clever new “bug zapper” concept. He and Dr. Drew compare how moms and dads respond when their kids are sick, explore the decline in male sperm counts, and discuss the myth that red meat is unhealthy. They also dive into the erosion of the healthy male ideal, the rise of performative activism, and the importance of calling out political hypocrisy. The episode wraps with a discussion on the psychology of stalkers, and Dr. Drew reflects on the stalker he had during the Loveline days.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Recording live at Corolla One Studios with Adam Corolla and board certified physician and addiction medicine specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky. You're listening to the Adam and Dr. Drew Show. Yeah, get it on. Got to get on. That's your board certified physician. Pow! He's in New York City, right? your word certified. Didn't that that bow? He's in New York City, right? Yeah, buddy. Yeah, buddy.

So so hey, listen, you have something on your mind now. Good. So that gave me a couple of topics. I wanted to kind of quickly discharge here because they were things I thought everyone knew. One applies to chiropractic adjustments. There was a story that came out that they twisted somebody in a tor and artery, a spinal artery. And I've actually seen quite a bit of this. I've seen veins. So your spinal column

has a whole series, a big elaborate venous system, vein system. And as you get up towards the neck, there's a spinal arteries that go within the actual spinal column, within the bony processes themselves that get to your brain. I have seen tears and vertebral arteries that both do and don't result in stroke. I have seen tears in the venous system and the lobe spine requiring

various kinds of interventions, some surgical. I do. Hold on. Let me ask you a question, bro. Yeah, bro. Are you a real doctor or just a love doctor? Damn, are you clever, dude? You're so clever. Oh my God. That's an old joke for me, Andrew. The point is, and a lot of, and I don't want to condemn chiropractic. I kind of do. I kind of do.

Well, a lot of them are moving away from those heavy, twisted... Okay, listen. okay, alright. I've gone to the chiropractor a few times. I've never benefited much from it long term. I think chiropractors without the cracking sound would be out of business. I think you need the cracking. If there's no cracking, people go, what the fuck am I paying you this for?

Like the crack, it's the crack. It sounds like a Seinfeld episode. It really is because- What's with the cracking? Without the crack, I ain't coming back. Oh, thank you. Woo. No, I mean, they rely, what happens is they get on,

they do that thing, listen, they do that thing where they do the thing and the thing and then they push and you hear crack, crack, crack and you go, oh my God, something's going on. You know what I mean? It's like when they do, if you ever get one of those, it's like an electronic bug zapper.

You put it on the porch and you sit there and at first things like, Jesus Christ, 49 bucks for this. And all of a sudden you hear, zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz satisfied. You know what I mean? Drinking an Arnold Palmer. This thing, I'll make it in China. It cost a buck fifty a piece to produce. I'll sell them here for 49 bucks on Amazon and all I'll do is vary the sound pattern just a little bit. You know, first nine seconds, then 21 seconds, then eight seconds. Random. And I'll make all of them. I'll tell my Chinese conglomerate, I just need four different sounds and different things and they gotta be, some gotta be a little longer. You know what I mean? So I go, oh man, that was a crane fly.

Woo! So, minus the back cracking, they got nothing. I've told everyone, here's what I tell everyone. I don't think there's anything a chiropractor's ever done for me that a good massage wouldn't do. I would much rather, if someone goes, look, you're gonna go to the chiropractor for 45, 50 minutes, or you wanna get a Thai massage for 45 points, I go get the Thai massage, just give me 85 bucks,

you'll be better with that. Hot bath, whatever. And by the way, negative thoughts, get your fucking head straight. I've just never had it, but I've had a lot of people go, you gotta go to the chiropractor. You gotta go to the chiropractor. I will reckon one day, Drew, when we'll look back on chiropractic stuff,

like we look back on chiropractic stuff like we look back on other medical you know procedures it's you know it's gonna be leeches and bloodletting but at some point someone's gonna go totally unnecessary if you got a real issue you got to go to whatever but nothing a good massage a hot shower and a blowjob can't cure thank you it. It's the sound, but it's the sound. And it's women too. Women, I think, announce, oh man, I gotta go to the Kyra, you know what I mean? It's like a lot of, I gotta go to, I've never, I've gone periodically throughout my life on occasion and I've just never, it's never made anything any better. Okay, go ahead. They have held some unpopular positions

in terms of supplements and sort of assailing certain pharmaceuticals. Yeah, because they're the hippies of the group. But they've ended up being right. Oh, they were. And so again, they don't study disease. We only study disease. I think somewhere there needs to be a sort of thing

where we as physicians study health and disease. Not a bit, but- Is it better to go to an osteopath? Osteopaths really get medical training, that's true. But let me just say that- What's the difference between an osteopath and a chiropractor? Osteopath has a medical school and a residency.

Chiropractor has a four year training program and that's that. And there's maybe some residency involved occasionally. Get a good time massage, man. Just get a good time. And if you've never seen sick people, how do you know what a sick illness is? People's a thing you have to kind of sense it. But anyway, but the the I want to quickly highlight the case of the superstitious pigeon I've explained it before I'll do it one more time. Skinner BF Skinner BF Skinner was that his name? Harvard behavior

psychologist in the 50s decided that everything was classical conditioning and he had this thing called the Skinner box where amongst other things he had birds and pigeons in there and he would reinforce the pigeons with food and teach them to do these very elaborate things and one thing he discovered is that if they food drop down just randomly the pigeon trying to figure out what his behavior would need to be to make the food drop would develop these elaborate rituals that they'd repeat because the bird got the sense that it was being reinforced. So random reinforcement is one of the strongest way to reinforce behavior that is often nonsensical. So it's interesting. Well, you say reinforce, but you go random.

I mean, look, I think it's a chick thing. I noticed that women are always trying to connect stuff. Now it's not really their fault, although it doesn't make them correct. It's a kind of a thing where it's a mom thing. So the kid gets a cold, where do you get it? Where's that cold? You know what I mean?

Like so, when a kid gets a cold, the dad just goes, all right, you got a cold, whatever we gotta do to treat your cold. The mom wants to know where it came from, right? And she's trying to, and women, you've experienced it, I've experienced it, every guy's experienced it, they have some sort of thought, like they go, where'd you get that cold?

And then they think about it and they go, I told you not to get that snow cone on Sunday. And then you go, what? And they go, I got the cold from the snow cones from eating the shaved, shaved ice. Don't you know? And then I go, then they started seeing, then they start finding reinforcements. Oh, I'm going to the internet. Do snow cones cause the common cold? There's There's another kid over there that's sick.

He was at the snow cone shop yesterday. I'll tell you what they really do. Fuck the internet. I'm going to call one of my friends. Yeah? Yeah, little Stevie. You ever got a cold? Yeah.

Ever happen that time? Yeah, he went to a birthday party and had snow cones. Yeah. And then a scant three months later, he was sick. Yeah. Right. I told you.ant three months later, he was sick. Yeah. Right. I told you. Now I know what's going on. I'll talk to you later, crazy gypsy lady. Okay. That's not exactly the... It's pretty close. It's pretty close. I know. Yeah, but it's close. Yeah. Okay. So now we're going to try to connect everything to everything. And if you try to do the causational thing,

then you're gonna screw yourself up a lot. Oh yeah. A lot. And... That's why we have random controlled crossover studies. Right. Because it's easy to us to be spurious in our conclusions. Easy.

Right. So we do that and then we get sucked into it as a nation during COVID where, you know, my daughter wanted me to wear gloves at the supermarket and, you know, anyway, the whole point is, it's, chiropractors are worthless. And I think whatever you got could be cured by a nice massage be Some sort of hot tub or cold dunk and then hot tub or whatever and then most importantly whatever is going on in your head

Whatever you've been Lamenting about or worried about or fretting about this change that about and thus we don't need chiropractors anymore. So the other thing she said was sperm quality and male biological clock and yeah sperm counts are down but if they're down for a million reasons right now obviously to increase it you sleep right resistance training don't get fat, estrogen from the obesity massively reduces testosterone. We talked about it in relation to penis size, remember a couple of years ago, but also it affects sperm and nutrition, obviously, in real foods, not fats, all that kind of stuff. So in good health, maintain sperm. But there's so many other reasons now.

There's plastics and some of the chemicals coming off are estrogenic. There is the fact that we have vilified, particularly young white males and we've depressed them. When depression and how we sit relative to others in the hierarchy, determines our testosterone levels. Turns out when you become a leader, your testosterone levels naturally go up. And if you are told you're worthless,

you're a piece of shit, you're beat on all the time, your testosterone levels drop. And of course, no one ever talks about that piece. Right. Yeah, we've decided that, you know, in a weird way, it's sort of like consuming red meat. And we've basically had 50 years of telling people, maybe mostly men, you don't need that, you don't want that.

Come on, no, that's not good. That's not good for you. Have some tofu, you know? And that's what my mom, I don't think my mom ever cooked red meat my entire life. Now it would have been better for me. That's interesting.

No, well she was making lentil stew, Drew. Lentil stew, don't you know? With the wonderful bay leaf in it. Yeah, yeah. Lentil stew, you know, minus any meat or protein in it. Yeah, yeah. Lentil stew, you know, minus any meat or protein in it, you know, just it was cruel essentially.

But the whole point is, is my mom would have said, have a huge pot of spaghetti, but don't eat a steak. You know, that's not good for you. It's murder, it's meat. You see, here's the science behind how they work. Meat is murder because it's alliteration. And that's how science works. If it starts with the same letter

and they can make it rhyme. Yeah, if the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit. So that's how you know OJ's innocent, because the guy made a rhyme. You know what I mean? You're so stuck in science, Drew, you don't understand the rhyming or alliteration science. Meat don't come back. That's right. That's right. So Alright, so we decide that meat was bad. We decide that aggression was bad

We decide that rough-and-tumble play was bad. We decide all the things that we do is bad. So Remove the meat and remove the rough-and- tumble play and then have guys, you know, ask, too scared to ask women on a date because they could get me tood and we're gonna and then sprinkle in some plastic and we'll have some low testosterone. That's how it'll work. That's 100% true, 100%. Nice. All right. So that's what we got. So we had a bunch of dumb yentas essentially trying to drive the agenda, but the agenda they were driving was off a fucking cliff. And so then the men needed to sort of reassert themselves. I never went along with it.

I always would say, you know, that you cannot judge. You can't, yes, I'd go, yes, I can judge. Yes, I can't, yes, that's all I do. You can't profile, I profile every day. You can't. Yes, I'd go. Yes, I can judge. Yes, I can. That's all I do. You can't profile. I profile every day. You know what?

Wait, hold on. I think I've changed there. That's my change. Yes. Because I used to make fun of you for that. I used to be uncomfortable with that. Now I value that. I'm like, you must judge.

Well, you listen, you are a little lighter in the gravity department than I am, which is I'm wearing lead boots that are planted on Neptune or where I don't know. What what planet has the highest what planet has the highest gravity? Well, it would be. But the point is, is I'm not going anywhere. Venus? Yeah. All right. You will float around a little bit if the prevailing winds will blow a certain way, you'll get pushed a little over that way. It was mainly just to not deal with whatever the whatever the byproduct or fallout is from saying whatever it is I say.

And also, I'm trying to maintain other people's points of view and try to see things from another side all the time. Yeah, I get it. And not be certain about anything. I don't like certitude. Certitude is a problem. Well, certitude is a problem.

Well, look, certitude is not a problem when you have a field of expertise and you know what you're doing. So it's it's it's not it's it's a benefit there. Now, then the question is, is when I'm out at brunch in Maui with nine people, they're all yelling at me, where's my certitude come from? Well, my certitude comes from, I read multiple arguments on leaf blowers and why and how and no one else at this table has,

and they don't know anything, which I've also sized up the competition. You guys are just talking. Nobody here at this table has done a deep dive on leaf blowers in Los Angeles. I have done a deep dive on leaf blowers in Los Angeles. As is your custom. Look, when I find something and it sticks in my brain,

so what am I supposed to do? Well, we're not running a popularity contest. We're doing, it's a contest of accuracy. And then you go, well, how does that make people feel? It's like, I'm not in charge of how they feel. They're in charge of how they feel. I'm in charge of telling them the facts about leaf blowers in Los Angeles

and why they've been illegal since 1998 and why the law is never enforced. That's what I'm saying. You're telling me, I'm telling you there's a law in the books from 1998 that says using a gas powered leaf blower is illegal and you're telling me you looked out the window of your house this morning and someone's using a leaf blower. I go yes now let me explain why and then you reject my answer well what am I supposed to do and how much am I supposed to worry about your feelings and by the way you don't have to have bad feelings you can accept my answer you don't have to reject it. But I'm not sure where do I

what is my 20 year part in this role? Think about it. Was that 20 years ago? Maybe? What more? Where? When you had that conversation? No, that'd be too long ago. That is probably more like more like 10 years ago. Could have been eight years ago wasn't that long ago. But yes, go ahead. Eight years ago was just prior to COVID. I mean, it was way before all that. No, no, no, no, no, no.

I mean, I know when it was. I mean, I know how old the kids were. The kids were 11 or 12 or whatever. Okay, all right. They weren't four. So, the point is, that was really when this, oh, I care thing. That's when I first started hearing about it.

Yeah. Like Adam, you don't care. Like, huh, what do you, suddenly Adam's changed? Really? He never cared, what the fuck? Well, I don't care, but I will be accurate. And then accurate will- It allows you to be accurate.

It allows you to be accurate. Everyone else at this table cares too much, and now they, well, what they care about, what they care about is what other people at the table think of them, not Mexicans, and leaf blower. They don't care about them. They care about the people at the table and what the people think of them.

They do not mistake them for caring about Mexican gardeners in Los Angeles. If they cared about them, then there would be some history of them doing something positive for those people. They don't give two shits about those people. They care about those guys. This is your not spring visit your grandmother and the coffee table of her. Yeah. Yeah. Skips that out again. OK, come on, Drew, don't screw that one up. You've heard it too many times. They just care.

Everyone has heard me say too much. It's all talk. They don't care about that group. But look. You know, gays for Palestine, I mean, do they care? They care about the gaze? Has any of them made the pilgrimage to Palestine to help the gays out? Or, I don't know exactly what they're doing. Do you know what I mean?

Whatever. When Jennifer Lopez announces that she's, you know, dedicating her halftime show at the Super Bowl to kids in cages at the border. I don't know, that was nine years ago. Where is she? Is she going down to the border? Are the kids in cages?

Are they still there? Did she adopt some of those kids? Did her and Ben adopt some of those kids that were in cages? I don't know. I haven't heard her mention it again. Let's put it, I'll put it to you that way. It doesn't seem to be a subject that she's bothered by because I don't hear her talk about it anymore

So does she care? I don't know Any action? Yeah, that's for sure. Yeah. No. No nothing comes out the other end by the way Look the top and comes out the other end. By the way, look, the top of the food chain of caring is drugs, I want drugs, okay, I'll go to a shady part of town in my nice shiny Mercedes at midnight and walk around with the diciest people in the world with cash in my pocket just trying to get a little bit of this drug that I need.

You know what I mean? That's caring, that's caring. The bottom end of caring is my grandmother talking about the poor people and the indigenous people and the brown people and never doing a thing for them and actually employing some of them and lowballing them all the way through. That's the bottom part.

The middle part is people sitting with me and Hawaii pretending to care about leafblowers or something or know something and or attack me somehow that made them feel better about their standing. All right, we'll take a quick break. Be right back after this. This summer, Pluto TV is exploding with thousands of free movies. Summer of cinema is here. Feel the explosive action all summer long with movies like Gladiator, Mission Impossible,

Beverly Hills Cop, Good Burger, and Transformers Dark of the Moon. Bring the action with you and stream for free from all your favorite devices. Pluto TV stream now pay never. All right, so Drew, yes, the reason you hear me get sort of animated, and even a little hostile about the politicians, you know, when Nancy Pelosi goes, it's children, it's all about the children, I'm here for the children.

Is it all about the children and what's going on with you in the stock market? And the refrigerator. And then your double wide refrigerator that's worth 70 grand. Like why don't you just get a 42 inch sub-zero? for 11 grand and Then you could take the savings of

$37,000 on refrigerators and donate that to the boys and girls club or whatever it is I don't think is I don't care about the children either. I just don't tell you all the time how much I care about the children. Right. And I don't like it at all. And I think it's in place of something else and it bothers the shit out of me. Yeah. Yeah.

Should. All right, Drew's out of stuff. Drew's comes to do a stop. What do you got? No, no, no, I've got a whole other topic I wanna get into. Mm-hmm. Which is stalking. Drew's comes into a stop. What do you got? No, no, no, I've got a whole other topic I want to get into, which is stalking.

I guess a female WNBA player had a stalker, and this brought the conversation into the sort of social media sphere, probably as much as anything. And I started wondering if you had stalkers, because I've had a bunch of them over the years. And by the way, the conversation is now, women are prone to stalking.

No, no, no, no, everybody gets stalkers. And- Wait a minute, wait, wait, women are prone to stalking. Everybody gets stalkers. I beg your pardon. Okay, thank you. Female celebrity. What is your-

I know. What's your day, Jeff? Well, I'm trying to move past this idea. You're trying to move past the logic. Women are prone to stocking, they're prone to getting stocked. Female celebrities are more prone to being stocked. Yeah.

I would say that's not true. That in fact, you know, I mean, a hot female celebrity gets a certain kind of stalker and you know, females do get stalkers for sure and so do male celebrities everybody get stalkers yeah, but the quality of those stalkers varies depending on the type of celebrity I would say but almost 100% have serious mental illness of one type or another. Yes, yeah, But it goes down as, this is what bothers me,

this is what I want to talk about. It goes down as, well, these fans are just obsessed. That's all, they're just people who get obsessed with this one individual. No, no, no, no, no. Who says, nobody says that, Drew. I think that's kind of the way it's sort of thought of. I don't, first off, I don't, listen, the stocking thing.

Have you had stockers, I don't, listen, the stocking thing. Have you had stockers? I don't know. Probably not. I wouldn't know it, honestly. I wouldn't know it because I don't care. But the thing about stock, the reason stocking seems to be out of vogue is because everybody with their phone now is a stalker, you know what I mean? Like you go, hey, boy, I'd like to see

Jennifer love Hughitt's titties. Okay, well in the past I had to go find her house and camp out in the shrub outside of her shower, outside of her bathroom, you know? Now I'll just pick my phone up, you know what I mean? So am I a stalker? I wonder, wait, there's a really interesting thing. I wonder if that's had an impact on sort of the peeping Tom type behavior.

Oh, it has to. It has to, right? Yeah. Yeah. So we're all stalkers because we have an iPhone and we can find out what so-and-so is up to or what they're tweeting about or some bootleg sex tape that somebody threw out on the internet or we go to Celebrity Skin or Mr. Skin, or whatever that thing is.

So we don't have to leave the house. Well, but it does, but it does, I mean, maybe that has changed the quality of stocking. There is, of course, digital stocking. And all of it has the quality of obsession. There's an obsessional quality that they cannot let go of this person. And so the two common types of stocking that anybody with a public profile is subjected to, almost anybody can have a stocker, by the way. Simple stocking, simple stocking is actually a formal category. And again, over the years, they change how they categorize stocking, but I like the construct of simple stocking.

It involves a previous relationship. Typically, it's somebody who knew that person before, and then the relationship ruptures for whatever reason, and that other person can't get over it. Can't get over the rupture. It just becomes a preoccupation. And the level of stalking can be all over the place. But more common for like almost universal with celebrities is some sort of psychotic stalking. There's delusional beliefs about the individual and there's, you know, sort of a sense that they have a special relationship

or that they've known each other even though they haven't. And those people can actually become quite dangerous. Those are the ones that will do things like killing people. Yeah, I don't know why. It's not a subject I find interesting at all because I just assume it's baked in to celebrity or notoriety what-have-you you know I just remember I remember I had a stalker that used to

show up at Loveline and bring cookies and things and yeah they're good cookies you know it wasn't the salted caramel ones that are the best, but it was fine. She would take a bus in from Sacramento. That's right. Would she take a bus in from Sacramento? Yes, yes, that's what we learned. That's what she said anyway, yeah.

Remember the crystal brain over here, right? Yeah, well that's a little different. That's the vault of the crystal brain. That's the vault, but that's when when people go they say to me, okay She took a bus in from Sacramento and I'm remembering that from 28 years ago Easy, right. So when people go Adam, you don't know what you're talking about. I told you last Thursday I go no, no, it's up here. You didn't say that. It's fine I'm gonna write a book call. Why are Trying to Talk Me Out of What I Know.

But you know what though? Your crystal brain vault is a little bit dangerous because it leads everybody to believe that they have a memory system like that. Like in my own family system here, I used to have that kind of brain. It's not quite that way these days, but I have a son that's got it and we just we just I just go to him and go play the tape back. What's the tape set? Right. Who plays the tape back and everybody else confabulates and fills in and thinks they have the brain and that's what's dangerous about knowing who who does have a brain. Yes, okay.

You don't need to have a crystal brain and you don't need to have the iron vault for a brain. You do need to recognize those who do and not fucking argue with them all the time, but utilize them. Go to them and go, tell me, tell me what's next and tell me what happened. And then defer to those, not argue, defer. Because you need to establish, I have that with people.

That's your next book, that's your next book. I know people who have, you know, just ironclad brains, and I go to them, and I ask them, when did we do this thing? What was the date? What did we do it? Listen, in 1991, I met Bob Petrella. Bob Petrella, you go, what day was Lee Harvey Oswald shot?

And he'll go, it's Friday. What day did, uh, I said to the guy 10 years in, what, what day did I enter the Acme comedy troupe? Cause he told me it was a Tuesday. Wow. He does, he does that weird thing that the chick from taxi can do. They'll physically tell you. We can't remember her name but yeah, I interviewed her. She'll tell

you. No, I know a guy, Bob Petrella. Bob Petrella will. No, I know but but but but chick from taxi. I interviewed her a couple times and I. Mary Lou. I have a memory of her being inter Mary Lou. Yeah. No, no, no, no. Not quite. Well, no, she had the last name Mary Lou. Yeah. But here's my whole point. She, I have a whole point. I had a recollection Mary Lou Hanner. Yeah. Mary, no, no. Yeah. Hanner. Yeah. Um, we interviewed, I heard you being interviewed by Mary. I thought Mary Lou Hennor was the gymnast.

I know we're confusing the two here. Mary Lou Hennor's a gymnast. No, that's Mary Lou, Mary Lou Rutten. Rutten, you're right. All right. Look, if I said to Bob Petrella, what day was I on Letterman in 1999, he would just tell me. But the whole point is, is I was on Letterman. He wasn't, I would just tell me. But the whole point is, is I was on Letterman, he wasn't, I would defer to him. I know, it was 1979 and I told her,

I saw the interview and I remember it and she told me what day it was, what she was wearing, how she got to New York that day, 1979. Right, so here's what I'm saying. I would defer to them. I would, if Bob Petrella told me, I did Letterman for the first time on a Wednesday, I would go, I thought it was more like Thursday or Friday,

later, and he'd go, no, Wednesday, and I'd go, thank you. Now, you all, that's what I do, and Drew does. Now you do it to us, dumb people. See what I'm saying? Don't argue, I didn't argue with Bob. All right, I'm gonna be tonight, that's right, in Las Vegas, Jimmy Kimmel's club, and then Saturday night as well. Two shows, six o'clock, eight o'clock. Irvine Improv coming up July 10th. 11th and 12th, by the way, Covina,

Laugh Factory, Drew. You gotta have a crowed account for all the live shows. What do you got, Drew? DrDrew.com and find your way over to ask Dr. Drew on Rumble. We'll look for you there. So, until next time, I'm Coral for Dr. Drew saying, Mahala. This summer, Pluto TV is exploding with thousands of free movies. Summer of cinema is here. Feel the explosive action all summer long with movies like Gladiator, Mission Impossible, Beverly Hills Cop, Good Burger and Transformers Dark of the Moon. Bring the action with you and stream for free from all your favorite devices. Pluto TV. Stream now.

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