The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - Classic #486: Cross Diddling

Episode Date: December 18, 2025

January 2, 2017 - Adam kicks off the first show of 2017 with Dr. Drew by talking about organizing his freezer before they take listener calls, including from a worried parent whose 4-year-old son has been taking inappropriate photos with an iPad.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

And in this throwback episode, Dr. Drew and I are going to do the first show, 2017. I'll talk about organizing my freezer. God, I miss those married days. And take a couple of phone calls as well. Parents, worried about a four-year-old son. He's been taking inappropriate photos with his iPad. We'll do all that right after this. Bed Online.

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Better get on mandate. Get it on. Welcome back, man. Thank you guys. Happy New Year. Happy New Year to you, too. Drewski, I saw over the vacation. And then also, Drusky was in Vegas, I think.

Well, I'm just saying, I tell you, in addition to seeing U-Ski, I saw Philskiy. Phil. Who you now just call cheese? Cheese. He just called with Chili cheese. Where's cheese? He came with me. He's been.

He and I have been hanging around. The wife and kids were out of town for a few days. Chicago. Is it that Leonard's got family there or something? Yeah. Yeah. So they went out and had the time of their lives and a little quiet time for me and Philly Cheese Steak.

Well, Phil now has got a little familiar with me and he's decided my arm, my forearms or his chew toys. Yeah. This is a thing. And it's, I think it has something to do with this material I've got going because he doesn't like this very much. This has got to go. He's not a gabardine man. No, not at all.

I, Phil, as we've had for one year, and there's this proclamation around the Corolla House, which is we need to train him. But unfortunately, that's impossible because what does the training require? Consistency. Everyone participating. He's doing his thing. He's rolling around on the ground. Now, in order to train a dog, you have to carve out 20 minutes a day to do something repetitively. and we're not capable of doing that.

I'm capable of doing it, but I'm too busy, and I don't care. I don't think anyone else is capable of doing it, so thus we cannot. It will not happen. Train the dog. And it's funny because I have these conversations where it's like, yeah, the guy said, you've got to come in and you got to do this and you got to do that and you got to do everything else, but we're not. It's not happening. So reality on reality's terms, true. Yeah.

So there you are. You're accepting. There we are. Acceptance. That's the final stage of dying, I guess. Well, there's really nothing I can do about it because I have too many jobs and I'm out of the house too much. That would mean the rest of the group would have to get together, including myself, and I don't care enough. Can you talk about your new job, the spike thing?

Yeah. So you got a new sort of talk show-ish thing, right? That's a building show. But it's talky about building and it's live. I like the live idea That's fantastic I do too Yeah

Because I know you like it Because when it's over it's over You do it like that part of it a lot Done Yeah Which is awesome There's nothing else in television Everything else in television

Has to be redone 50 times But live It's just live It's just live So that'll start I don't know Somewhere around the end Of middle end of February

And it's going to be all I mean in the building piece Are people going to come to you Are you going to go To Celebrary's homes Have field pieces and stuff We'll have roll-in pieces where we go take tours of folks' homes and then other places of interest. If you're interested in a season-long project, we've got to do something with that pool, that house outside our house.

The pool house. It's like caving in. I brought Philly Cheesesteak over there when I came by Drew's, and he went in the swimming pool immediately. By the way, gave Rex our dog the day of his life. I never seen a map here. Yeah. And Natalia, strangely, the three of them seem to be communing. Natalia, Rex, and Phil all, like, play together.

Yeah, I brought the kids and Philly cheese steak. Because much like Phil, my daughter is super energetic, super outgoing, and super wants to get into it with everyone in a positive way. all the time but that just has has the motor and sunny's very easy but much more laid much more laid back so did Phil bust down the door in the pool house or something is that you just saw it when you were out there with him in the pool uh he was sopping wet when I by the time I got hold of him and and found out that he'd want swimming in the pool he'd want swimming in my pool too I was surprised because I figured the 46 degree water would be enough to thwart him but not so much my kids are were so impressed. They really were like, oh, dog, this toy is awesome. He went like multiple times. Yeah.

Now, Phil, I think he wants to get out at this point. Is he trying to get out? Well, no, if he's just torn the acoustic material off the door. Oh, Phil, put it, let it, all right, let Phil out. Kick him in the ribs for me, wouldn't we? Jesus Christ. He never stopped screwing with stuff. Although, I got to say with me and Phil alone, the, uh,

The destruction is down 88% because I just went and closed my kids' door, and I closed her bathroom door, and I closed the Lynette's door, and now Phil's got pretty limited on his reign. Strangely, they stayed closed. Yes, they stayed closed, which is- Are they all back now? Difficult. Yes, they're coming back, as you hear this, they're coming back tonight. And what, again, I was trying to figure out what they were doing there. It's a little cold, a tough time of year to go to Chicago. Yeah.

Is this visiting family? family having fun going uh going to the old school uh like the navy pier and stuff eating you know eating thick crust pizza and just hanging out with the relatives and spending my money you know and just having a good having a having a good having a good having a good old how was your holiday speaking of that because spending your money mine was kind of like reflective like i was just sort of home alone really for for days and days i i mean not weeks but days i didn't New Year's, I just sat home and watched hateful aid. I didn't do, I didn't really go anywhere or do anything.

I just sort of lots of walks with Phil around the neighborhood and sort of contemplation about what's coming up. And then mixed in with some preparation for the new show and the new year and just sort of events that are going to be upon us very quickly. but mostly just going to the shop, organizing, did the freezer today. The freezer here? Well, I had this, no, I saved that for later in the week as a little treat. I had this sort of revelation, which is I have, my wife's friend Jody, it's an interesting story, or not this but something else she showed up for around christmas time and she said oh just the one fridge and i said yeah just the one fridge she's used to us having two fridges but the fridge is five foot

wide i mean it's a lot of fridge it's just one fridge and it's a kind of thing where it's like it is one fridge we do have kids and that sort of means we got to take care of business and i'm the one who's kind of going, hey, the three jumbo-sized ranch containers, and two of them are empty. Like, what do we, let's get them out. Sounds like the same as around here. Similar complaint. I've heard the complaint before.

Let's put it that way. It's, if you use a big thing, a salsa in a clear container, and there's nothing left, and it's out, and you've sort of used the end of it, and there's maybe a half a teaspoon at the bottom of it, just go ahead and get rid of it. Yeah, yeah. Just go, wake up. Yeah. Sort of, I don't know.

get a rubber band, snap it on your wrist or something. But isn't wake up, that should be your next book. Everybody wake up, right? That's the next book. It'd be nice. So, Jody was like, you only have one refrigerator. And I was like, yeah, we only need one except for we have to kind of stay on it a little bit. And by the way, think about how bizarrely excessive that is.

You've got a refrigerator that is as wide as you are tall. And when did Americans, you know, family of four, have to have that? It was a little ice box 80 years ago. Yeah. Now it's another room that's refrigerated. I know. It's like working at a delicatessen or something. And so today, this sort of stuck in my mind and I thought, hmm, I do.

have another refrigerator over at the shop. It's not being used. It's a little bit smaller, kind of even decorative in its own way. It's painted and so and so forth. And I thought to myself, all right, should we get another fridge going here? And then I thought, no. And the reason I said no is because that one would just be overrun with a bunch of stuff that had third degree freezer burn, that nobody knew what it was. And we'd end up in the same position, which is lots of boxes. And boxes that say popsicles on them with one popsicle in it and then another box on top of it that's new. Not only that, though, is, I mean, if our country really wants to do something about global warming and our carbon footprint, our cooling apparatus would go a long way and heating apparatus for that, but mostly the cooling ones, a long way to saving a lot of energy. A lot.

If we just downsized and limited. Well, I'm no Leonardo DiCaprio and I'm well beyond. I'm sure his refrigerator is three by three. I'm well beyond any financial influence or global warming influence. I'm now looking to what happened was is somebody shipped me a nice, but somebody is somebody is a gift. I think it was Spike TV, speaking of Spike TV. somebody Spike TV shipped me

one of those styrofoam coolers with the dried ice in it and the chub pack of top shelf beef you know ground round and flank steak and all that good fun stuff I then opened it and walked to the freezer and was like a like a sitcom

where you open the closet door and all the sporting goods come out and bury you bowling ball hits in the head that's at the end that's at the end right when you think things couldn't get worse. After the racket, after the tennis record. No, you're buried by the sea of stuff and then you're sitting there shaking your head going, this couldn't

get any worse and then the bowling ball lands in your head. So I had this, all this beef and it's frozen, and it's starting to unfreeze and I'm staring at a fridge that's filled to the brim, mainly with stuff that Vinnie Tortorich said not to ever buy again. And I'm

just staring at a wall of this stuff and I'm thinking, what do we do? So I take all the beef and I slide open the ice drawer because it's the only place, it's the only real estate that's left, and I start sliding all the beef inside the ice drawer on top of the ice, and I shut it. Well, today I say to Rob, we got to take it all out and we have to get the labler out. And first things we have to do, like, if it, if we have three things of popsicles, but most of those are these boxes, get rid of them. Get rid of the boxes.

Get rid of whatever. It's like we have these mini pancake medallion, frozen pancake medicaid. It's 36 in a bag. We have five bags. And one of them's open. Well, the problem is we don't know what our inventory is. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So Olga goes to shop and gets another thing of pancakes because she doesn't know where the pancakes are because they're stuff behind the bacon and the whatever.

We have no idea what's, we don't know what's. going on. So I said, so what Rob and I did today is took the freezer apart, cleaned the freezer, consolidated everything, made labels that said breakfast meat, breakfast, lasagna, you know, frozen, beef at the bottom, you know, chicken, fish, et cetera, drawer brought up that's what I did today. Nice. Yeah, it's awesome. It's awesome. I recommend it highly for any professional comedians out there this is the way you get rich you take apart now the thing that i was laughing about i was having a laugh because uh at some point the family's going to come home they're going to open the freezer they're going to see everything's neatly put away with

all the labels on it they're going to go uh what did you do the tequitos with a slightly annoyed tone yeah yeah with that's that's the part i always enjoy the most about these indebted because not only do you get the peace of mind and satisfaction of taking apart the freezer with the guy from the Boston area, there's 34, the two you standing in the kitchen all day taking apart the freezer, but you get these slightly annoyed tone when somebody can't find a third-degree freezer-burned tequito, which they never eat. That's the good news. I'd like to thank homeserv for sponsoring this episode.

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point my total dismantling, labeling, and refurbishing of the freezer, as well as cleaning, is going to turn into an argument. 24 hours. 24 hours is the over-under on the mound? Let's be over-under on a... Thank you. That was a great idea. I'm going to keep it in order.

So it's a period of time? Have that ever happening? 100 to 1? It's like, it's... Way too, way too. Unlikely, unlikely to ever happen. Okay. It's awesome.

It's not going to happen. I don't get why it wouldn't, but yes, it is impossible. But it is weird. Ogil my thing. O'Gill be into it. Yeah. Danny, 30, Washington? Yep.

Hey, first things first. First, first, the both of the doc just watched it for 24-hour war. Oh, thank you. Nice. So here's my situation. I have a just-turned four-year-old son. He had his friend over the other day, and they were playing in the little tent. Well, it was time for his friend to go, and my son's pants were down, and his little butt cheek was out.

And when his friend, he's like, oh, I can't get my pants back up after going party. So his friend took off, and then he's like, hey, I want to see my iPad really quick. I want to see my iPad. And my girlfriend thought, well, that's kind of weird. Well, she goes on the iPad, and she sees pictures of both of their butt cheeks on, or whoever's butt cheeks. one of their butchieks on the camera there. And I was just wondering what I should think about that. Well, you know, Drew and I have always had very different opinions involving this.

Really? Well, not involving documenting child pornography. But I just mean the experimenting, the whatever would fall under the heading of. maybe I had more stringent sort of parameters but this was just this was routine experience this is normal stuff okay it doesn't

I mean I could only imagine if I had access to this technology at any age what the hell would be floating around the internet right now oh my God my God but so Danny I wouldn't use it as this cause for alarm

but it's a it's a it's a way to enter a conversation where you have to explain, I mean, everybody needs this, that, hey, look, this stuff's forever on the internet, and not that they're putting it on the internet, but I'm just saying, like, everybody, we need to have a conversation with our kids, like the NFL needs to have conversations with 19-year-old inner-city kids that are going to sign multi-million dollar contracts about groupies and hotel lobbies and, unscrupulous business managers who want you to invest in a frozen yogurt chain.

Like, we need to have a rookie symposium. Yeah. It wasn't necessary when it was a bunch of husky white guys who made $8,000 a year and had jobs working at Pontiac dealerships during the off season. Right. It's necessary now. Yes. Right. Yeah.

19-year-olds. What the hell? We go from inner city to millionaires. Right. Yeah. Okay. It's necessary. It's necessary, I think, to have a conversation with their kids about whatever that

picture is that you think it's funny that you're sending to your friend, that that can live on the internet when you're looking for a job. So, so there, well, there are three conversations involved in this particular problem. One is, you know, body boundaries and clothes, you know, what is it's not appropriate and this is funny, but it's not okay and it will, you know, we will not tolerate, number one. Number two, the taking of the picture, if it does get in the internet, that is trafficking and child pornography. potentially. And you'd be amazed at him right now how many high school age kids get convicted of child pornography trafficking because they send sexting messages back and forth. And then

because any, under 18, sexting, that's child pornography. Then each picture is another offense in California. So you can literally have a lifetime of life sentences by the time you're a teenager for trafficking in child pornography. Well, and as Garrigas always says, It's always funny. It's being registered is the worst thing that can ever happen to your career, your life, your whatever. You know, I'm always like, so how much time? Oh, no, no, no. Don't know.

Having to register as a sex friend is much worse than doing two years. Like, literally. Every lawyer sits in here and goes, oh, no, absolutely, no. If you have to register, you're ruined. Wow. And it's like, oh. So I kind of see it. I mean, you get it when they explain what it means.

Well, and it's, what's bizarre. are is that the sexting behaviors are sort of normative and the kids don't have any understanding what's going on. Same thing here. I mean, this is sort of age-appropriate, kind of goofing around, but the implications of when you take pictures and you're violating body boundaries and this is, there's a lot to be discussed here and has to be really policed carefully. And it's got to another example of how the electronic stuff can spiral on us. You know what I mean? We just got to really be on top of it as parents. All right. Keep going here.

Who do you want to talk to, Matt? She's going down the line. All right. Mike from Brooklyn. Brooklyn. Mike, 30. What's going on? Hey, guys.

How's it going? Good, man. What's happening? So I got a question about the happy. Actually, we go back to love my days. So I met up with a tender date. This was a couple days before Christmas. And we ended up going back to my place.

And we didn't have sex. She didn't want to have sex. But we were kind of fooling around. And, you know, it was kind of mutual. masturbation and so yeah so old school yeah well yeah you know she didn't want to so like she didn't want to have sex I was like okay that's fine I didn't really ask but so um my question and then afterwards and so you know I was getting her off and I was kind of getting myself off too afterwards she kind of dropped the bomb she's like by the way I want to tell you something I have

herpes um and mutual masturbation when he gets her off then he gets himself off yeah I don't know what the technical term would be, but... Well, you're diddling her, and then you diddle yourself? Yeah, I mean, I think there's a little cross, you know, contamination. Cross-diddling. Cross-diddle.

So, yeah. Diddling violation. Right, right. So, um, she did say that, you know, she didn't have a... Poor Mike's anxious about this topic and her now. Yeah, no, that's fine. So, go ahead. Um, so she didn't have an outbreak, but she, you know,

to take daily medication, hasn't had an outbreak in the year. All right. So being on daily medication makes the risk of transmission reduced dramatically, even if you were to have sex with her, even without a condom. So the risk is relatively low, but not impossible. The lack of symptoms, again, helpful, but not totally predictive because you can shed virus even without symptoms. So your question is, what might have gotten on my hands and then onto my own penis?

Is that the question? Right. Yeah. Well, that's a pretty good, you can transmit it pretty easily that way because it's just a fluid-based thing. And as long as there's fluid, there could be virus. But you would know within a week or so, right? Certainly within two weeks, you'd have some symptoms. And particularly the initial outbreak is usually a little more exuberant. But it does not sound like a high-risk situation. It really doesn't. But the other thing is there was finally a JAMA article that came out. Sorry.

And he put out a position paper. Yeah, I screwed that up. Go ahead. They finally put out a position paper on, remember how, have you heard me talk about the blood test for herpes over the years and how horrible they're worthless they are finally this the task force you know and how to screen for herpes when it's come out and gone yeah yeah if you screen if you do a blood test for herpes it's as likely to be true positive

as false positive so it's worthless worthless worthless I've said that forever I would be another vindication please forget the blood test the only way to there's two ways to diagnosis one is clinically it's what the doctor sees and then two viral culture that's it

I don't think you'll ever be vindicated but can I say this for you and for me, I imagine that after I die, I think as I go through the pearly gates, you say hi to St. Peter, I go through the pearly gates. I feel like there's going to be a folding chair there. And there'll be a small group of people that stand a half circle around me. And my first three months in heaven is them simply going, you're right, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, you're right. I mean, were right. I mean, oh, I'm sorry. No, no, you're right and I'm sorry. A little slow clap. A little slow clap coming in. And then they'll be like, I'm sorry. You're right. I'm sorry. Yes. I shouldn't, no. No, you're right. I'm sorry. You're right. I'm sorry. No, we should have never said you were wrong. Mine that might not be the description of your heaven? Eventually get old. I'd like to move on with my life. You'll be convinced then that you're vindicated. And I feel like I would still move on with my complaining. Like, hey, what's up with harps? What's with all the harps? Why do we have to have

harps up here. You can't get a Glockenspiel? This place is lousy with harps. The harp, by the way, is right there in the name. It harps, it harps. It's harpy. It's harpy. It's harpy.

Yeah. We have a nag of a wife. It's just a harpy. It's uncomfortable. Mm-hmm. That's going to be in heaven, harps? Yeah. Oh, yeah, harps.

It's only instruments they have. They don't have kettle drums. No, the lead guitar. No. File ends. Just the harp. Just the harp. That's the harp.

And then you have to see all these, you know, David Bowie and Jimmy Hendricks trying to rock out on a harp? I think they have liars, too, to be fair. What's the liar? Like the lute? No, lute's a thing you play. Wait, lute is, I thought it ludes are more like a pan flute or something. It's a wind instrument.

But a liar is like a, sort of like a horseshoe with about three or four strings. Oh, yeah. Yeah, it looks a little like Prince's guitar. Yeah, but can we get a liar up there, please? Yes, thank you. There is some liars. Oh, yeah. Well, that's a portable harp.

Yeah, to be fair, but it is a liar. You could rock out of a liar a little bit. Right. But that's like, I don't want to schlep this full-sized harp. And to be fair, to play a liar, you have to have the body of a deer or something. A centaur. Centaur. You have to be a centaur.

Otherwise, no liar for you. Yeah. Yeah, it's also like, yeah, you don't want to travel. Harp's a lot of instrument to travel with. You're not kidding. Who the hell learns to play a harp? I feel like it's impossible. It can't play in a marching band.

It's not really like a high school. No, I know. And it looks, looks. I always look at it as from a, because I played the piano, I'm sort of familiar with the target of the key. You know, it's kind of your aiming at targets. How the hell do you target the, how do you get the right, how do you find the right string?

I don't know. It's like, they're colored too. They have like, there are some red strings and some, like, have you ever tried to play? Oh, I've never, I've never. Are they aiming for the red? Is that like, yeah, it's certain like finger, because they're pedals too.

So like when you press the pedal, it actually changes the key. You get what I'm saying, though, right? About in terms of just the precision, yeah. Yes. Yeah, I don't get that. And then when they're playing a chord, how do they know what to stop or whatever they? Would you call it a chord when they strum it? I don't know, but it's the most graceful instrument ever because when the woman is playing it right,

it's like she's swimming doing a side stroke and a beautiful pool. Yeah, yeah. You actually, I had an experience across the holidays. My son took me to a concert, paid for tickets and took me a concert. And one of the pieces of the Prokofiyev piece, and there are two harps in the orchestra. Ooh. Yeah. Is that two chicks?

Yeah. Mm-hmm. It's a chick instrument. All right. Let's go to Tom down here from New York 26. Tom. Hey, Adam, Drew. Hey, man.

It's happening. No, just finishing up a day at work. Yeah, man. Right on. What's happening? Having some performance anxiety, some performance issues in bed. Mm-hmm. Has a difficulty reaching and maintaining an erection.

All right. Let's just get some facts out. Are you wanting any medication? No. Do you have any medical problems? High cholesterol. Are you? But no medication for that?

No, not yet. All right. And any body habitus issues? Are you overweight? Anything else we should know about? A little overweight, but not. And is this only in your cruxious? Only in your current relationship, or has it always been the problem?

It was in my last relationship, and it happened recently. And was this a new relationship? It was a one-night stand. One-night stand. All right, and the question is, is it possible? Is it all mental? Is there like a testosterone component or something like that that it could be? At age 26.

Well, you want to get a medical evaluation first right away, just to make sure. Sure, there's not something going on because erectile function can be a manifestation of vasca disease and hormone, thyroid, all kinds of stuff. But in your age group, the overwhelming likelihood is that it is anxiety-related. And I don't object to people using the PDE-5 inhibitors, like the Siles or the Vaguers or whatever, to help them with their confidence. If that's what they need to sort of overcome the anxiety, they can sort of rely on things a little better, then the anxiety will maybe extinguish. To me, that makes more sense than taking an anxiety medicine, right? Or spending months in some sort of cognitive behavioral therapy, though that might be not a bad idea if you have anxiety generally. But just to deal with this problem, it seems like something that could be pretty targeted.

Take what? Like what's called a P.D.E5 inhibitor, which is the Viagra. Oh, Vagra. Oh, I see. The vagra. Okay. All right. All right.

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