The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - #1876 Good Day!

Episode Date: June 7, 2024

Adam wraps up the week reminiscing on his childhood bedroom, they dissect the recent Women & Seinfeld op-ed piece, and Adam explains how the government protects us. Plus, Dr. Drew takes a voicemail on the various nicotine patches on the market, and they discuss the alternatives to smoking.  Leave us a voicemail: SpeakPipe.com/AdamandDrDrew OR Click the microphone at top of the homepage: AdamandDrDrew.com Please Support Our Sponsors: This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp, visit BetterHelp.com/AdamandDrew Aura.com/Trust

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Wonder bread grows bodies in 12 ways. What was that old phrase? We grew up watching all the sugar smacks commercials as part of this nutritious breakfast. They sort of worded it as part of, as if a roofie could be part of a nutritious breakfast if there was a nutritious breakfast on the tray. It was milk. It was always milk and orange juice. And they'd always put a little fruit in there, some of them.

Sometimes they'd cut the banana. Yeah, it was funny. I would look at all those commercials and sort of just go, where'd you get that tray? Because everything to me was a novelty, you know what I mean? Like, how'd you cut that banana? Yeah, why'd you get the knife?

Where'd you get the banana? Well, even the orange juice so the furthest along You could kind of divide the nation which is Orange juice in an orange juice container was considered way out of reach exotic exotic Yeah, we got frozen stuff and they make it with tap water. It was in a tube. Tube, yeah. A cylinder or something and you just plop it into a pitcher and you just run tap water and it would let it melt.

Sometimes I do something fancy, I'd put it in a mixer. Oh you would? Yeah. Wow, Dina. We got a mixer. Yeah, I was looking at old pictures in my house the other day, it's like ugh. The kitchen.

Just so cramped and fucked up. The paint was all falling off and everything, it was caulking everywhere. It was like ugh, it was such a weird. Depressing. Oh yeah, yeah, it was a really depressing environment because it was cramped and it was ergonomically fucked up. I forgot a couple things. The upper cabinets were right above the sink, but there wasn't a break for the

sink. So the cabinets came out 13 inches from the wall and the sink came out like 18 inches from the wall. So you didn't really get the full... Your head would be against the cabinet. Yep. Because... They were all stuck on there. They were stuck on later, weren't they, the cabinets? I don't know. They looked like it. What I mean is most kitchens have a design and that the upper cabinets don't go over the kitchen sink because it's a weird...

Now... Because you're leaning into the sink all the time. Yeah. Yeah, and then the refrigerator was on the corner, kind of cut the hull off, so shrunk the hull down, you'd hit your shoulder on it when you're walking past. Well, good thing there was a dishwasher in the middle of the room. That was so weird. I don't know the dish...

We did not have a dryer. We had a washing machine, but we didn't have a dryer. But why have a dishwasher? Why not get a dryer first? You know, and then get a dishwasher? To be fair. Maybe they didn't have gas, whatever you needed to wire up the dryer.

Yeah, my mom probably saw the mobile dishwasher and it's some yard sale or something, but an impulse buy was probably 19 bucks or something. They had an impulse buy, it was probably 19 bucks or something. They get no hookup. No hookup for that, really. I mean, compared to a dryer, right? The mobile dishwasher was a box that was on casters and it was 28 by 28. And would you hook up to the sink?

You'd pull the hose and the drain and the stuff out of the back. It was retracting. And you'd hook it up to the sink spigot. Turn it on. I mean, first off, my mom didn't even cook. Were we dancing? My mom's kitchen was a miniature galley with shit all over the place. This thing took up 30% of the floor space. You'd be able to go walking around and stuff, but we never used it

because my mom didn't cook. Did you use the top of it as a table or anything? Oh yeah. Yeah, so storage space. Well, sort of. Not really storage, just you could set stuff on it. And then there was the window mount air conditioner. That came later. That was a later addition. I'm saying the dryer would have required a hookup. Somebody would have to hook up the dryer, and that was like a bridge too far. The dryer would have taken a hookup.

But yes, you don't just set it in place. You need to run some 240 or 220 back in the day. Maybe 220, maybe some gas. But my stepdad, John was pretty handy with that stuff. He's an electronics engineer. When did John show up in the history of all that? I'll just say 1977. And so you're?

So that's 11 or 13 or 12 or something. I don't remember. So high school's just getting old. Where the washing, no, not high school. It's just getting going towards high school, right? Well you could argue that when you're born you're getting going toward high school. But you said 13.

I said 11 or 13, yeah. I'm not high school, not thinking about high school yet. I'm still pretty young. But the washing machine was out on the service porch where my room was, and it is also where the electrical panel was as well. Our electrical panel had the screw-in glass breakers. Remember those?

The glass. Can you even get those now? Well, if they blow out, you just shove a nickel in the slot and it won't be interrupted. Now there may be a fire, but it'll work. You know, the lights will come back on. Interesting. Yeah, these weird little glass. Almost like tubes.

No. They looked like they kind of had that, and they were also, weren't they kind of shaped like, they kind of. They weren't that tubby, they were round and sort of squatty. Yeah, yeah, squatty. And you do them with your fingers, you know? And that was the panel.

I should have burned up in a fire, I should have never made it to the eighth grade on that porch, because the porch had the electrical system had the meter And then I told you the meter reader would come into my room He would come around he would come into my house matching the meter reader Back door meter meter guy open the thing. I walk into my bedroom Open my closet read the meter

Go back out through the door. I don't even know why they ever... First off, obviously we're insanely overregulated now. But back then even, they would have went, look, the meter has to be moved to the outside of the house where the reader has a clear shot of the meter. It doesn't have to come inside of the house where the reader has a clear shot of the meter. It doesn't have to come inside of your house That guy came inside of the house to read the meter for 57 years Do you understand that?

They somehow some sort of agreement where you just go to the Corolla house and bang on the door Now good news is my mom was always home. No one was never at work. Sometimes she's locked in the bathroom, so how did he get in there? Bedroom. All right, we got Stephanopoulos and we got Trump's attorney and they're having a discussion. Now remember, Stephanopoulos is just doing the news for ABC, although he did run the Clinton campaign. Hmm, I wonder if that's like a little hit to tell. Yeah. Finally, what do you expect from the sentencing process? I vehemently disagree that the district attorney in New York was not politically motivated here. And

I vehemently disagree that President Biden and his political allies aren't up to their necks in this prosecution. I think the fact that Biden... There's no evidence of that, sir. Sir, there's no... I'm not going to let you continue to say that. There's just zero evidence of that. Well, how about the fact that Matthew Colangelo was standing over Alvin Bragg's shoulder when

he announced this verdict? I mean, Colangelo was the number three official in the Biden Department of Justice who suddenly disappears and shows up as an assistant district attorney Right as Trump's case in in New York starts to proceed after you want to talk about this made there You want to talk about political coordination? Nothing to do. No, it's not this. All right, hold on this pause it for a second They get this thing where they go this nothing did there's no evidence that you just say that over and over and over again, and they have no idea. Like, Trump's campaign was being spied on,

but they said the whole time, there's nothing, there's no evidence, and wait, you can't say that, there's no evidence, there's no evidence. They just kept saying, and then they go, there are mounds of evidence for Russia collusion, so you have no evidence for the thing that happened. There's no evidence that Hunter Biden's laptop is real. There's no evidence, but there's tons of evidence saying it has all the earmarks of Russian

collusion and all, and there's Russian collude in the election. So first off, sorry, George. I'm a little dubious. Like, I'm not listening so much when you go, there's no evidence. But also, why are you cutting the person off and going there's no evidence? Why don't you go, all right, tell me? I don't think there's evidence, but I'm a news person, and you seem to have some information, so let me hear it. Always beware of the cutoff. Also the head shake. Yeah, like what's this guy doing? Well, first off, okay, after all we have seen in the last few years, could we entertain the

notion that the White House may have some influence over some external situations? Remember the part 10 minutes ago when Twitter and Facebook and all that stuff where they were just doing their own thing, but then it kind of turns out later the White House was telling them what to say? Right. So there is precedent. I mean, I'm saying, George Stephanopoulos, can you, in your wildest imagination, think that maybe, you know, Biden, the guy whose son is running to Ukraine and Russia and having meetings with everyone and is on the Ukrainian Burisma energy board extracting

millions of dollars and you're going to meetings with him and you're getting emails and kickbacks and all that kind of stuff. George, can you entertain for a moment that maybe that guy is involved in some capacity with this or is that it's just out of the question? Didn't happen. News person? News person. Run it again. It's pretty, yes, watch it. He shakes his head no, like oh god, this guy's saying things I don't want to hear. ... was standing over Alvin Bragg's shoulder when he announced this verdict. I mean, Calangelo was the number three official in the Biden Department of Justice who suddenly disappears and shows up as an assistant district attorney right as Trump's case in New York

starts to proceed. After the decision was made, Derek? You want to talk about political coordination, George? This has nothing to do with President Biden. Do you want to answer the question about the sentencing process or not? I completely disagree that this has nothing to do with President Biden. With respect to sentencing, as I said before, we're going to vigorously challenge this case on appeal.

Again, how does he know that says, what is this information that it has nothing to do with him? He hasn't got any that says it has to do, but he this information that it has nothing to do with him? He hasn't got any that says it has to do but he doesn't know it has nothing to do. Why does he know so much? Why isn't he in? entertaining that notion Generally the lack of humility around Knowledge and facts is really concerning and again as we always talk about what wasn't it just three years Are you guys being absolutely wrong on all things COVID? Can we entertain the thought that maybe? It's crazy though, isn't it? Yes. You know, it's funny.

The thing that's funny is when you see Chris Cuomo go out and argue with people and debate people, Dave Smith about it and stuff like that, they show up like they never said anything, which is a weird head space. It's a hubris that's like insane. I really don't think they, there's just saying stuff every day and they don't remember what they were saying and how it landed, how it affected people. I don't, you're saying stupid or liar

and I'm just saying kind of like. It's all kind of a crazed narcissism and hubris now where it's like you don't. Yeah, there is, that's living large. Narcissism is well alive in is that's living large narcissism is well like we're living in a time where someone goes you got a debate Emmy over denying him his raise and I'm like I never denied him as a raise I don't debate me about that and someone's got to go you know there's footage of you denying it that he's gonna bring with him. You know what I mean?

I'll go in there, let me talk, and then you'd say, this is a weird thing because we're in the feelings phase now, right, and so you just go, I don't remember saying, I didn't say anything. I didn't mean that, you're taking it the wrong way, it's not what I said, it's what I meant to, yeah. Well what did Fauci say yesterday? Same stuff. We just heard a tape of you talking about destroying people if they don't get vaccinated. Not what I meant. Out of context.

It's a weird denial. There's no other possible. Ami, is there any other possible context for what Fauci said in yesterday's show? He said, we're going to keep you out of schools. We're going to keep you out of work. We're're gonna keep you out of schools, we're gonna keep you out of work, we're gonna keep you out of restaurants, and it's gonna get tough, and when it gets tough, you'll drop it and you'll get vaccinated. What'd you show you forward to me? There's no other way to interpret what he said.

Now, here's the better question. Anthony Fauci, you just heard a clip yourself, yes? Well evidently you don't like how you sounded. Why not? Right. Why don't you like what you said? Why don't you like what you said? Because if you played me a clip going,

oh, Adam's talking about left turn errors again, I'd go, thank you, that's exactly what I meant. Exactly what I meant. When I went on the fucking doctor show and that quack pussy asked me two days later, oh you said pussies and elderly, what did you mean? I said verbatim, I said exactly what I said. Because I said it and I meant it.

You can go is it right or it's wrong, but that's what I said and that's what I believe. So Fauci, why are you distancing yourself from you? That's you saying it, but you didn't say it, but you did say it. So you know it sounds bad. Now why do you know it sounds bad? Why do you think it sounds bad? Obviously, you think it was wrong because if you thought it was right, if there was

a clip of Fauci doing a podcast saying, I'm glad Hitler killed himself in that bunker in 1944, I wish he'd done it earlier. And then we played you the clip and played it back to you. Would you distance yourself from it? Out of context. Not what I meant. Why are you distancing yourself from what you said unless you realize that what you said was wrong? Also, thank you.

Also, they seem to have no sense of how it landed in, how it affected people. Yeah, yeah. And let's not let off the douche who teed up the question to him who was basically going How do we force everyone to get vaccinated when they don't want to? Yeah. Thank you. Thank you heroes. Yeah All right. Let me tell you about better help the show sponsored by better help Where's the year gone? That's my question drew where the year gone and Something you still want to accomplish? Yeah, you should all have something you still want to accomplish this year. Therapy can help you take stock of your progress

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Oh, I thought Emmy was going to read it, so I didn't know. Is it something you want me to get into? Well, it's kind of a funny thing. I guess it's an article, the one about Seinfeld? This is about women in Seinfeld, yeah. Even in some comedians who, unlike Corolla, actually praised the advances women have made in recent decades, still blame feminism for the loss of days gone by visual

of what real men can be, do, or want. In his most recent book, What This Comedian Said Will Shock You, Bill Maher offers a similar assessment. Is that part? Well, there's a part of it of me being fearful of the gays. Oh, yeah, that's what we're hearing. But again, I don't know, don't you think Chris has to

highlight that part or something? It just got forwarded to me. Okay, all right. Yeah. Yeah, this is you talking about how gays take care of their homes and they leave their. Well, you gotta find the part where I'm accused of hey, just give me the article you talk about something else Just highlights stuff. All right

Let's while he's looking at that Reminder you can leave as a voicemail at speak pipe comm slash Adam and dr. Do or hit the microphone the top of the home page that they had new Adam and dr. Show in adam and dr. Drew comm or hit the microphone at the top of the homepage at the new Adam and Dr. Drew show, in adamanddoctordrew.com website. But let's go and listen to a voicemail, if you don't mind, Emi. I will talk to Dan on line two. Ace man, Dr. Drew, get it on. My question is for Dr. Drew.

I'm curious what your thoughts are on products like nicotine pouches, like Zin and On. I know in the past you said that nicotine is generally inert. It's kind of like caffeine. Then in small doses it can even be beneficial to your brain pertaining to like Alzheimer's, things like that. But if you look out there, there's a lot of conflicting information about whether or not these products are okay for you or bad for you whether or not nicotine salts are different than just nicotine

And it's kind of hard to know what to believe so I'm curious if you have any insight on to Into products like Zin and on thanks guys. Love you show so Dan we have this weird weird paranoia about nicotine generally. Uh, people cannot separate nicotine from tobacco in their head and they could not be more different. Although nicotine is the part of tobacco that keeps people using the tobacco, which is the dangerous substance. Nicotine itself, it's not that it's inert. It's not what I would call good for you.

I, although you do bring up that, you know, memory problems, alertness, Alzheimer's, nicotine may have some utility. A young healthy person shouldn't be using nicotine if they could avoid it, but... Or caffeine if they can avoid it. Caffeine has clear benefits on... There are some studies I heard about with nicotine and brain function and stuff like that. Yes. Can we file it under hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin and the Who Cares department?

It is a Who Cares. It will addict you. That's the one thing that freaks people out. If you're going to be addicted to it, it's not a... Let's say you're morbidly obese and you want to use it for an appetite suppressant. I would say the risks are worth the reward. What risk? Well, the risk of having to stay on it forever because you get addicted to it.

Yeah, but you stay on coffee forever and you stay on eating forever and you stay on TV forever. We're not aware of any long-term risk. Well, then that's not a risk. Yeah. So it's not great for your heart. It can cause rhythm disturbances and cause anxiety and that kind of stuff. So it's not, again, not what you call healthy, but I also would not call it unhealthy, particularly if you're dealing with something like that. It's a who for your heart, it can cause rhythm disturbances and cause anxiety and that kind of stuff. So it's not, again, not what you call healthy,

but I also would not call it unhealthy, particularly if you're dealing with something like that. It's a who cares kind of thing. I was at a gas station, I saw it on sign, there were advertising vape pens, you know, and they said, not a safe alternative to smoking. And I'm like, this is an alternative to smoking. It is the most effective way to get off tobacco.

But it was not safe alternative to smoking. It is the most effective way to get off tobacco. But it was not safe alternative to smoking, which is, now something, see, something happened. And I remember clearly I was talking to a hairdresser lady, nice lady, but lady. And she was going- The article's right about you. She was going, I heard these kids were vaping, you know? And I said, who cares?

What do you mean? Some of these things, it's full of 10 times the nicotine. I go, okay, it's not a thing. I mean, it doesn't matter. What are you talking about? You can't have the nicotine. And I realized, oh man, these campaigns are wildly effective.

And fucking people up. And, oh yeah, well, they always hurt people, but I'm saying it's like- Well, now they they're saying would you rather have your kid vaping weed or nicotine weed for sure that's their thing now say oh listen they are the fucking food pyramid for everything they got everything wrong yeah they got everything's upside down well why do we want the government to do more shit I think that's if that's true which it is, why are we looking for the government to be more involved with our lives?

Shouldn't we be trying to get them out of our life in every way possible? Here's the deal, Drew. We need the government to protect us. Okay. That's the conceit. The government has to protect us from Nicotine

Well, look no, here's the deal. The government needs to protect us from invading forces. Yes Okay, and then the government needs to protect us from water borne disease that you know Make it into the water the reservoir system federal government I don't know yeah but I'm not at this point I wouldn't care yeah all right and they need to provide a police force again not necessarily federal but they you know there could be a National Guard or whatever okay and they need some sort of regulatory body for air traffic controls and, and, and, and, okay. Some stuff. Yeah. Some interstate commerce.

Sanitation standards and then things to health inspectors and, and we need a board. Okay. All right. Those are the things. We did those things and we had those things and those things are old and now, but we're not stopping. I know. Because they want to keep going. Yes. And so when they keep going, they start getting into nicotine

or they start getting into vaping. And well, I'm including that, meaning regulatory. And then they start putting stickers on every gas pump that if you're pregnant, there's cancer causing carcinogens and the gas. By the way, I don't know what you want me to do with this information hire a homeless guy to pump it for me And then what's that make me? Yeah, you know I mean who's pumping this okay? According to you state of California. It's dangerous to pump gas

Have you have you offered an alternative to me pumping gas? I don't know what the alternative there's no mechanized to me pumping gas. I don't know what the alternative. There's no mechanized gas station where I can just pull in and not get out of my car. I have to get out of my car as everyone does. And how impactful is this? Because I don't know anybody. No, they keep going.

Now, the problem is, I don't like it and you don't like it, but most people like it. Really? Well, evidently they do because they go along with all of it and they even cheer it on. They voted in. Well, they took sand and they filled the skateboard parks

at the beach and they cut down the outdoor volleyball nets at the beach. Was there an uprising? Did most people say something? Or did most people agree? I think they like it. And this is part of the brainwashing that's going on. And now this bell ain't going to be unrung. I mean, we're there. We want safety Uber Alice, and we want it provided by the government. All right. Let me hear from our friends first at Aura. Seems like every week there's some sort of major leak

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What Bell has been wrong? I feel the opposite. I feel like I can't get over what they did. I can't get over it. I've sleepless nights wondering, what can we do to prevent this from ever happening again? Who wants more? What's wrong with them?

My mom wants more. The people who don't have to deal with it want more. Don't have to deal with it. They don't need to pull permits or sell commercial real estate or open a restaurant or insure a fleet of vans or what have you. And the real problem, I'll tell you really where we're at, I mean it really comes down to this.

It's a very simple thing Obviously there are more people who pay little in taxes than there are people that pay great sums in taxes It's always been that way and it's just where we're at. And it has to be there's just there's more millionaires than there are middle-class or lower middle middle class people or poor people. So, but we always kind of understood that we couldn't really take that small group of high taxpayers and get them to give us shit. We kind of, it was baked in to some degree, and we kind of understood it. And in to some degree and we kind of understood it and it's sort of why we have the Electoral College versus a popular vote. We're basically saying, sorry, big throngs of poor people can't just do vote their way. You know what I mean? And

as I've said, whenever the government, you know, the city would go, oh, you know, we're going to raise, you know, in Santa Monica, I would say this all the time, you know, the city would go, oh, you know, we're gonna raise, you know, in Santa Monica, I would say this all the time, Santa Monica, we're gonna raise, we're gonna put a cap on the amount of money it costs to use an ATM. Two dollars, can't go above. And then I would go, that's up to Bank of America

and Wells Fargo, they can do whatever they want. Well, not in Santa Monica, they can't. The people don't want it. The people wanna pay less. I said, well then don't use the. The people don't want it. The people want to pay less. I said, well then don't use the ATM or don't worry watching Mutual come around and low ball both these guys. No, no, no, we're doing what the people want.

Okay, okay city of Santa Monica, let me talk to the people about parking tickets. Okay people, show of hands. Who thinks $61 is too much for a park? Oh, everyone's hand is up. Okay, you're listening, City of Santa Monica? Okay. Who thinks the proper amount for a parking ticket would be $2? Okay, now I see a lot of hands. I'll only do you one better. Who thinks City of Santa Monica should pay you when you park illegally? Everyone's hand would go flying

up his arm. Then I would turn to the city council go. Okay. Well the people smoke it Yeah The real problem is a character issue and we used to understand it. Yes, and we ain't we ain't there anymore Republics require that Yes. Yes, and that's always kind of been known. We have jumped that shark Politicians understand too because they're creating the class Battle they're saying that guy thinks he's better than you because he's got again

Look no further than Barack Obama's like he didn't start that business. Yeah, someone else created that But yeah, you didn't build you had a teacher had a row that you didn't do that What's he doing? He's saying, hey throngs of dumb people, there's way more you than there are millionaires. And every vote is exactly the same. Elon Musk's vote gets canceled out by my mom's vote. So if you're a smart politician, where are you going?

And here we are. And so it goes. And now you know the rest of the story. Who was that? Come on. Paul, Paul, what was his last name? Shit. Paul, wait, wait.

And that's the news. Paul. Now, now you know the rest of the story. Yeah, Paul, Paul, right know the rest of the story Paul Alright, oh, yeah, but I I can't remember I could good day good day good day. This is Paul Huh? Paul's Paul Harvey. Well done. Good day. Did you look that up? I did Yeah, yeah, he's gone. Hey god, I went to his hometown or something did a show anyway That's where at drew and it's a problem good times and it can't be really cured because of human nature Politicians are gonna have to start saying something and they won't that's the whole thing

Well, the Constitution's have to gonna have to reassert a bottle given speeches about you didn't build that. Yeah, you know I mean? Yeah. Oh, you got, certain boy, you got enough money. When are you gonna have enough? I don't know, bye. You're out looking for your sixth luxury home. Does that seem, is that enough? Half dozen?

Yeah. That's enough. And the people need to start listening to what these people are really saying. And sort of, I don't know, like I said, I remember right where I was, I was in my swimming pool, and my mom just looked at me, she was probably 76, my mom was probably 80 at the time, and she just goes, Rich people don't pay taxes.

And I'm like, okay, you have to, this is on you at a certain point, you know what I mean? You just have to veil yourself of some information and a certain point, you know what I mean? You just have to veil yourself of some information and not your doctrine, you know what I mean? How would it work? How does it work, Rich? Nobody pays taxes? Then nobody pays taxes.

You don't pay taxes? Well, then who's paying? It's on you, you know what I mean? You're not allowed to just go sail through life This way. No, the information is definitely out there if you want to veil yourself of it All right, you can go to Levittown and Governors, I'm gonna be there June 28th and 29th. So I got a long way away

New York, it's a long drive me and Mike road trip and Vegas and Kimmel's Club drive, me and Mike, road tripping. Vegas and Kimmel's Club, Eugene, Oregon, and also Washington and Albany, Oregon, which is for something else, which I don't know what that is. What is that? Lynn laughs with Adam. Anyway, just go to Amcro.com for all the live shows. What do you got, Drew? Dr. Drew.com and sign up for the the live shows. What do you got, Drew?

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