The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - #1908 Just Apologize!

Episode Date: August 29, 2024

Adam opens up the show vents on obvious conversations, Drew dissects the layers of non-thinkers, and the Republican stand-up show confusion. Then, they explain the extinction of the apology, and they take a call on a new kind of dating website. Leave us a voicemail: SpeakPipe.com/AdamandDrDrew OR Click the microphone at top of the homepage, AdamandDrDrew.com

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specia coochie ma. Hey man. You know what? Here's what I'm, I'm starting'm starting to wonder Drew you tell me yeah Our people not really Listening Well, well because yesterday the last show with exactly that observation People are smart people are here's what I'm, here's what I'm sort of, do you tell me why I'm so

weirdly sensitive to this, okay? Okay? Okay. When people say super obvious stuff that is insulting to my intelligence, okay, you know, like, like, just as a sort of general example, you know, I'll say, you know, I'll have conversations with people, multiple people in my life, you know, who would be responsible for this answer. You know, like I'd say, what time's the show at Kimmel's Club in Vegas? And they'd go, the early show is at 7.30. And then I'd go, okay, so when is the last flight I could get out of Burbank to get to Vegas?

And then they would pause and they'd go, well you gotta be there before the show. And then I'd go. Are you talking about Mike Augustine? Yeah, Mike would say that, but a lot of people say, your wife would say that. And then it's like, yes insane person, I'm factoring that into my thought process,

if that's what you're asking. I don't know why, why would you say that out loud, but why say it to me? Of all the people on the planet, why would you say that out loud to me? I was eating dinner the other night, a group of people. One guy went on for quite some time about not liking fish anymore because for an extended period of time all he ate was huge salmon slabs for dinner as You know nutritionist train or something told him to eat a 16 ounce slab of salmon every single night and

And he did it for a long period of time and it got burnt out on it. And that's all he has, a big slab of salmon. And at some point, someone at the table said, "'What did you eat it with?' And he said, "'A fork.'" Now, it is true that if somebody said, Now, it is true that if somebody said I was trapped on an island eating salmon, then maybe someone could go, what did you eat it with? And you could say I had a stick that I sharpened or something.

But in this particular context, why would you answer that way? And then- Well, that's concrete thinking. And then, this bizarre incident, not even bizarre, but strange. The person, so at the end of the night was time to split the check, right?

Oh, we split the check. And the person who was paying across from me got the check first and put the credit card in and did the tip, right? Okay. And then the waiter handed the device, the mobile credit card chip machine to me and I put my credit card in. Yes? I'm following. And so I paid and now it was time for me to leave a tip. I wanted our tips to be the same. So I was saying to the guy across

the table, what did you do for a tip? What did you put for a tip? I can't wait. Then the person next to me kept saying, you got to do it on the credit card machine. You can push the button. And I said, yeah, I know, what did you put? Did you put 22%, did you put 25? I wanna do the same. And she kept saying, it's on the machine.

Wow. There's a lot of that, like a lot. And I guess I take it a little personally because it's basically saying you're insane or something. I ate it with a fork. It's a weird answer. I mean, it's, or you need to be there before the show starts.

You know what I mean? There's a lot of that, a lot. And it's all over politics now. Like it's just this weird thing of just a super no shit Sherlock meets no duh dip shit. Stuff that just keeps flying out all the time. And it's like you just go, yeah, I know, I know. Wait, do I get this straight?

No shit Sherlock and no duh dip shit? It's the intersection of no shit Sherlock and no duh dipshit. It's the intersection of no shit Sherlock highway and no duh dipshit Boulevard. It's the intersection. It's like, it's all those years ago when the young Turks tore me a new asshole because I was explaining kids shouldn't eat or shouldn't be fed or whatever.

It's like, first off, that's nothing to do with what I said. Nothing, zero, it was explained in my comment what I was saying, and of course I don't feel that way that young kids shouldn't eat. Why do you do that? What is this? And why do you think I'm that dumb?

And how come you're not smart enough to know what I know? Well, not only that, I would argue that consider who you are insinuating is dumb and what's likely to come back at you. Because if I were doing that, I would expect to get a ration of abuse right back quick. And so if I made an error and did something like that, I'd be like, okay, well here it comes. But not to understand that that's coming, it adds another layer to this for me.

The lack of insight, lack of motivation, no shit Sherlock, dumb shit, no duh dumb shit, it's a bull of art. Yeah, I don't, is it people's sort of basic lack of something that is? Well, some of it is they aren't thinking, right? They're not thinking, they're not really listening. Right.

And they don't... Okay, there's... There's several layers to it because the person insisting that you push the button on the credit card machine repeatedly, I mean, they don't adjust course. So not only are they sort of responding like an animal without any frontal lobe function, once reality sort of comes up against it, they still don't listen. That's the part that's kind of interesting to me, which is like, hey, hey, hey, wake up.

No, no, I'm right. That's the weirdness to me. There is a- Be mindless to sort of, all right, you weren't thinking. But then staying with it. Woo. That's that's where we get into these weird arguments too. How much of it is volitional versus a sort of technical thing for I'm gonna say I'm not I wasn't clear. I didn't I didn't say that clearly I I had I Had an exchange with my money manager yesterday and There are people that are

And there are people that are. They're concrete. What it is, is they never know what you're asking. Right. They they hear what you're saying, but they don't know what you're asking. And if you leave out one word. I mean, it's it's equivalent. It's equivalent to you and I going, oh, engineer Anderson, what's he up to? Oh, Anderson's doing a film vault.

Oh, I remember Anderson for back in the day playing clips. I remember Anderson, I think he replaced engineer Mike probably about 1998, 99. And I remember Anderson always enjoyed indie films and then you'd go, yeah, and I think he's getting married. I went, he, who? You know what I mean? And it's like, okay, I didn't say engineer Anderson.

I said he. But don't you know who we're talking about? Aren't we there? Do I have to say it? So I said to my money guy, I had this loan, this like interest only loan, we're paying a lot in interest every month, and there's been multiple conversations,

you gotta pay the loan down, or get into too many interest payments, it's too big a payment, blah blah blah. And this has been an ongoing discussion, but I've been getting divorced and getting fleeced and stuff so I can't pay the loan down, you know. So we're getting getting fleeced and by the tune to the tune of. To the tune of brutally fleeced in a horrible divorce, but I've been getting obviously fleeced.

And so I haven't had money. So then there was this discussion about, well, maybe you can hammer some life insurance policy and then use that money and pay down the loan with the life insurance. So it's been a whole big, long process, right? And in multiple, multiple, multiple discussions about this big loan that needs to big long process, right? And in multiple, multiple, multiple discussions about this big loan that needs to be paid down, right?

And so the other day, I write him an email and I go, and by the way, how we're gonna use the life insurance payment to pay down the loan. So the other day, I just write him an email and I go, when is that life insurance money coming in and how soon can we pay off, pay down the loan so I don't have to make the next payment based on the old number. I want to get it down to the new number and make the payment based on that. And he writes back, which loan? And it's like the loan on the Mazda minivan.

The $621 a month I have to pay on the month. What loan? The reason I didn't say more specifically, I just said the loan, I didn't get specific about it, because that's all we've talked about for a year. And as it pertains to this money paying that down. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now you could say, well, maybe just being accurate, I guess.

It's a bizarre world that I spent a lot of time in that world. But now I have to write back the loan, the only loan we've ever talked about. I'll put it to you that way. It's hysterical. But don't you find there's way too much of that? Yes, I do, of course. And I've always, now your money guy is a smart guy, right? He is a smart guy, and Mike August is a smart guy, my stepdad John is a smart guy. They August is a smart guy my stepdad John is

a smart guy they still don't know what you're talking about it's weird isn't that a strange thing yeah there's plenty of people that are the guy who answered I eat my salmon with a fork is a smart guy. Yeah, well that was, I don't know, that one was extraordinary, right? I would chalk, there's a lot of people who are basically tuned out and feel like they need to provide an answer but they didn't hear the question. Yeah. Really? There's a lot of that.

They're not listening. How Mike doubles down when you call him out though. See that's the part that's more mysterious to me. I get people don't listen and they just are an automatic pilot and they may say things that are dumb and concrete and like not listening. But then to go, no, I mean, which alone? Which one do you want?

I mean, I don't know. How would I know? It's like, all right, as opposed to, yeah, you're right. Sorry, I wasn't listening, of course, the one we've been talking about. Yeah, well, that was Mike with his standup show and Lin laughs and Oregon, which I didn't think I told you I told you off the air I think the

the one wasn't there an airport a Burbank versus Airport one what was the Burbank airport one he assumed the airport you assumed he was talking about one airport I can't read the details no he's had he's had some great ones, but yeah. No what it was was I Was booked in Lynn Lynn laughs in Oregon to do stand-up So what it says on my screen September 7th, okay. I then did Lars Larsen's radio program and Lars Larsen said at the end of the show Adam's gonna

come up here to do a Republican fundraiser on September 7th and I said I don't know about I don't know about anything about a Republican fundraiser I'm doing stand-up I'm doing stand-up and he just went it says here. You're doing a Republican fundraiser. I got I don't I'm I don't know. I don't think I am I think you got the wrong info. I'm doing a stand-up show Anyway later on I called Mike I said Lars Larsen's got a national radio show and he just said I was doing a Republican fundraiser I'm doing a stand-up show and he goes no, that's a Republican stand. It's a Republican fundraiser, I'm doing a stand-up show." And he goes, no, that's a Republican stand-up. It's a Republican fundraiser.

I go, well, why doesn't it say that on my screen? Why didn't you tell me what it was? Why didn't you do it? He goes, well, you're doing stand-up. And I go, add a Republican fundraiser. And he goes, yeah. And I go, well, why didn't you just tell me it's a Republican fundraiser? And he goes, "'Cause And I go, well, why don't you just tell me it's a Republican fundraiser?

And he goes, cause you're doing standup. And I go, can you see where this would be confusing though? This is confusing, right? You're just saying I'm doing standup. You are doing standup. At a Republican fundraiser, which I don't know about, so it's confusing to me. You're doing standup.

I think you even went so far as saying, but am I doing it at a comedy club? Yeah, you're doing it at a comedy club. Right, didn't you say that? I don't, I don't, I don't recall. But anyway, that's Mike digging in. Yeah. Right. And by the way- That's the part that's mysterious. When you dig in, that's Mike digging in. Yeah. Right.

And by the way- That's the part that's mysterious. When you dig in, there shall be no corrections. There's never a correction. No learning. Why would you correct something you didn't do? I got into an argument with my mom many, many, many years ago

when she just kept saying to me, just apologize for blah, many, many years ago when she just kept saying to me, just apologize for blah, blah, blah. My mom was one of those people who... We never heard... What? Really? We don't know anything about her. Why don't you like clue us in? First off, never in my entire life have I ever shouted at someone, just apologize to me when they didn't want to apologize you know like what the fuck satisfaction does that get you like yelling at someone to apologize to you and who don't want to

apologize to you and if they do it's gonna be just to shut you the fuck up yeah she just kept saying apologize you know my feelings were hurt you know apologize huh it's just such a fucking mess. And I was like, I'm not apologizing to you. And the reason I'm not apologizing to you is because that's an admittance of guilt. When I apologize, then I'm admitting I did something wrong. I didn't do anything wrong.

So that's why I'm not apologizing. And they're like, just apologize. It's also a deeply ensconced chick thing. Yeah, I remember a lot of cancellations around, you must apologize. It's like, okay, what does that get anybody? You're speaking in code. A lot of cancellations around you must apologize. Well, I remember back in the early hours of the cancellation thing, a lot of the sort of outcry was, that person needs to apologize.

He needs to apologize for whatever. By the way, as I said a few years ago, we've rewritten the Publicist's Handbook. You notice no one apologizes anymore? Yeah, yeah. Zero apologies? Yeah. Yeah, go hit up Tucker Carlson for an apology,

or hit up JD Vance for an apology, or hit up Trump for an apology, or hit up anyone for an apology. You notice there's no apologies anymore People figured it out Not only that I think the reason there no apologies is because the things people were apologizing for were nonsensical Yeah, they also figured out the people that were asking for the apology didn't really care about apology Well now they not care they were they were the problem all right let me talk to anonymous by the way who's on line one 40s Orlando it's funny that guy yes we won anonymous all

right so we got no name we got 40s so we have no exact number but then we have Orlando Florida we could have just went Florida I mean as long as we were on the anonymous trajectory now I know exactly who you are I have a lot of friends in the Orlando area and so does drew and we triangulated it he's actually in Kissimmee I know it he's in Kissimmee! No, I'm a UCF grad. I'm from the Orlando area. What is your question? Well, I wanted to talk a little... I wanted you to answer this for me. I wanted your thoughts on a dating app slash website for never married people because I was reading the article

couple of weeks ago about it. And I was wondering your thoughts, would that be a good thing or would that be something people would associate with a never married dating website? I read about that. That exists or doesn't exist? It exists, it exists. It just started a few months ago.

I was reading the article online. And it's for people. So let's just get some clarity here. Is it for people who have never been married or people who never want to get married again perhaps? What I understood from the article was people that have never been married or a person that wants to find somebody that's never been married. Either one of those two. So I think that's actually kind of fascinating for the present moment in the sense that I had a friend that used to quip. He'd go, the marketplace is perfectly efficient. If somebody isn't married by a certain age, it probably is informative, but not anymore certain age, it probably is informative, but not anymore. Because people are just not getting married, people don't want to have families, things are totally different. So it's kind of interesting. I don't know who that's going to select for anymore, right? I mean, it must be

an interesting population, I suppose. What would you hope to find with a population like that? Well, the statistics said it was 66% of all single Americans have been married. I get it. That's a different thing. 47 million women. So I'm thinking, That's a different thing. 47 million women, some thinking, that's a high number. And then they gave the state that has the most never married people, and it turned out it was Pennsylvania had all the states, you wouldn't think that. But I'm still curious what the mission is.

Is it for them or for him? Well, okay. For the site. For the site. Are these people that are looking to get married because they've never been married? Or people that just sort of agreed they don't want to be married. So I could date a 35 year old woman

and not worry about her saying, we need to get married and we need to have kids. Which is it? Or is it to overcome that old bias where people said, he's never been married, must be something going on. Maybe you could find another one. The old bias is she's been married before, she's used goods.

That's the old one. That's the old, old bias. But there was a bias in the middle there that was just like, there must be something up here that this one doesn't have. And now if you are not married and they're not married, well, now the, it takes the bias out of the equation. Well, look, anytime you can get specific, I'm fine with it. Tell me more about that. That's interesting. Well, you can open a store called the shoe store or you can open a store called the boot barn you know what I mean and and I tend to like the boot barn better because that's where you go to get boots you know what I mean and I

generally it's why restaurants it's why it's called Italian food it doesn't just say food in front of it or Thai food you know what I mean. To your point I would say this would attract unmarried people, never been married people who are tired of being looked at sideways because they're unmarried. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, that makes sense.

I don't know that people get looked at sideways because they're married before a certain age. I think if you make it into your 40s now, mid 40s, these days, no mid 40s. But I still can't ascertain whether it's for people that just don't want to get married, people that are looking for people who haven't been married before, which look, you get married to someone who's been married, sorry, but you may have a couple of step kids and a not so stable husband, and you're going to get this speech all the time.

Like, I know he drinks a lot, I know he's got his issues, but he's the father of my children and we can't change that, so we got to help him. You know what I mean? Like,'s that's gonna come along with this. I hate it when your ex-wife talks about you that way The websites called never married dating calm I don't know if y'all pulled it up or not You just take a look at the home page if you got time off the show or during a show and which sure Yeah, I just I asked I actually joined it myself. And it was in the Dear Abby column

about six months ago or eight months ago. And I found it on the Dear Abby column. Well, listen to this looks like it's motivated, people that are motivated to get married. We're looking at the landing page now. Yeah, which anonymous could have helped us out with 10 minutes ago. I'm gonna say, yeah, which anonymous could have helped us out with 10 minutes ago Yeah, this is for

people that Probably more so women but people that are looking for more than a hookup. They want to get married. Yeah All right. Thank you Call us anonymous All right. Thank you Callers anonymous What else you got? Oh drew can I yeah, can I complain a little more? Yeah. Oh, well, of course Which I can't hear for I can't wrap my mind around somebody

sent me a video this morning of PCH and all the Winnebago's and and I drove past them this morning as I do every day. And the PCH is littered with Winnebago's. And now they're broken down, they're busted up, they're dirty, they have plywood and tin foil in the windows. And there's a bunch of ancillary stuff kind of popping up. Like there's a camp with kids' toys and an umbrella and beach chairs

and stuff piling up underneath them. And now the accoutrements of living in your camper as you get stuff, you know what I mean? You got a little air compressor, you got a spare tire. It's all just going on the highway next to the camper. Some people put highway cones around the camper so you don't get too close or whatever. I mean, they're gonna get their own traffic cops

out there soon. I mean, they're going to get their own traffic cops out there soon. I just had dinner with Alan Hamill, who is the husband of Suzanne Summers. And he was in Malibu, staying at the Malibu Inn, and he reached out saying, hey, I'm in town for a few days, would you like to get some supper? And I said yes. And so I picked him up at the Malibu Inn on our way to the restaurant and he got in the car and he loves Malibu so much and and he lives in Palm Desert now but he gets to Malibu so much and he lives in Palm Desert now, but he gets to Malibu whenever he can.

Suzanne was the same way. They came together. We would eat dinner with them on occasion. And he was explaining to me, I guess, Suzanne Summers died and his world has changed quite a bit because they were so together for 55 60 years, you know crazy

But he said we had a 1900 foot home on the beach down and I don't know Carbon Canyon down the highway a little further down and we had 200 feet of beach property, which is wide. That's a lot of beach property over there. They're usually pretty narrow lots, you know, maybe 40 feet wide, maybe 50, 60 feet wide. But he had 200 feet of beach property and a 1900 square foot home. And he said, you know, I know 1900 square feet doesn't sound like a lot, but we loved it, we loved it. And we spent so many years there. And we love Malibu. And then the fire came.

And the fire jumped PCH in it, and it burned his house down. But that's all right, they were gonna rebuild, because they have the funds to do it. And then the process, and the Coastal Commission and the board and he said, I basically had some 23 year old chick, it's funny he said chick,

he said a 23 year old chick who didn't live in Malibu and didn't particularly like people who lived in Malibu. And she just fucked our shit up, you know. And she said, you're gonna need a four-car garage or something. And he said, we only have two cars. We're gonna need a four-car garage. And she said, well, you're gonna. And then he said, can we appeal it? And she said, yeah, but the appeal goes through me and it may take a year because I'm busy. And he said, fuck it, we'll sell the property. Because at the time, he's 73 years old.

How much time? He said he spent eight years. You're 73 years old. How much time do you want to spend arguing with some 23 year old bitch about what you can build on your property so he threw the towel in they sold the property and he moved to Palm Springs now he comes back as much as he can because he loves it but here's my point the people that want to live in the

Winnebago is on the side of PCH no problemo right zero problemo yeah well no no 23 year old anybody Nobody interferes with whatever they want to do whatever it is So anything the people that pay all the taxes and that would be Suzanne Summers and Alan Hamill cannot rebuild On their own property after an act of God or nature took their house It's not like they just want to go pull a permit. Their house got burnt down. Yeah, because of your inadequacies with that. Why the four-car garage too? Why having a

standoff on that of all things? Everybody who has to deal with the city and especially the Coastal Commission will tell you of some idiosyncratic something they got stuck on and how you spent thousands of hours and thousands of dollars and thousands, you know, months arguing about like you need a moor for your boat like in front of the thing and then you go I don't own a boat and they go you have to have a mooring for your boat, you know, and you go, I don't, and then they go, take it up with the appeals court, you know, and then two years later and 50 grand later, they've ruled against you.

You know what I mean? Like that's all it is. Now, you and I sit around and we scratch our heads, sit around and we scratch our heads who why do we want more of this? Because here's what we had 25 years ago. 25 years ago we had no RVs on PCH and Suzanne Summers got to rebuild her house. Now we have no rebuild the house, all the RVs. And that's progress? Or what is, what do we want to call that? That's progress. So we need, we should go further that direction? Or should we get it back to where Alan Hamill and his big fat cat, taxpay and wife could rebuild with their own money. By the way, they're not asking the city of Malibu to fund the building of the house.

They're building that, it's their money. No, of course. It's their property. And then when they're done building it, you can charge them more on property taxes because they're gonna have more square footage now. Was it you that told me the story about the building and safety in Texas? Where the, I forget who I was telling me this story, I'm going to go ahead and do a quick one. I'm going to go ahead and do a quick one. I'm going to go ahead and do a quick one. I'm going to go ahead and do a quick one. I'm going to go ahead and do a quick one.

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Which is really stand-up show at the same time my Republican fundraising, which is really a stand-up show at the same time. That'll be Lynn Laughs. That'll be September 7th. And then I'm all over the place. Let's go to Amcro.com. What do you got, Drew? Dr. Drew.com, then the Rumble channel. Ask Dr. Drew and subscribe there. We'd love to see you. Sup. Until next time, I'm Amcro for Dr. Drew Sand. Mahalo. Understand? Mahalo. of the lost art. Step up your movie game with Stomp the Yard. Get in the ring with Nacho Libre. Or set a course for the stars with Star Trek. Every Star Trek. Download the Pluto TV app now while the sun still shines on Pluto TV Summer of Cinema.

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