Thursday, April 15th, 2004
Guest: Antonio Sabato Jr.
Host: Adam, Dr. Drew
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Show Summary:
From the TV show The Help
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Size: 41.93 MB
Length: 1:31:36
Bitrate: 64kb/s CBR
Good guest… great conversation about LA traffic and fast cars…
Adamon guest: “he’s nailed a lot of hot chicks… Drew ask him ‘tactively’ if we can smell his junk” LMAO!
Heh. Antonio and Adam are soulmates when it comes to traffic. He also has this weird “teehee” laugh. It’s kind of funny, but totally genuine.
Two Germany or Florida games, and lots of rants.
This guest was so bitchin’, drives a fleet of Porsche GT3s, “men wanna be him” kind of guy
Never thought I’d have liked this guy as much as I did. I’d like to hear MORE about his gentleman racing…
Caller Tiffany @ 39:20 complains about Dr. Drew using the phrase “rule of thumb”.
Of course she takes “Women’s Studies”
Adam: Shut up you tramp, don’t ever call the show again,how dare you, go back to your Lesbian college and have them fill your head with useless rhetoric and I’ll see you at Wal-Mart.
Adam: “what were you saying Drew”?
Drew: I cant remember….lets go to calls”
Adam: mmmm Ok, If you do remember drew………..dont say anything”
LMFAO
This is the kind of guest that I figure I would hate but surprise surprise the is awesome. Rolls with the humor just perfectly and has a charismatic humbleness about him. Also plenty of talk about cars this episode.
Antonio was a good guest. Adam gets a man boner for him after he finds out he has a Porsche and races cars
Good guest. After the “rule of thumb” caller Adam rants against women and you can practically smell the contempt he has for his mom. More therapy, buddy. You can tell Antonio wants nothing to do with it and Drew is quiet as usual.
Ugh. It amazes me Adam’s marriage lasted so long. His ex wife must’ve had serious self esteem/worth issues. As a woman I could never tolerate that.
43:15 Adam remarks about how men built society and women couldn’t do so.
Statistically women do better in school and do very well in higher education. They are also more likely to pursue a degree.
Never mind the fact that in 2009 women made up 51% of the workforce and have only been given rights in less than 100 years.
A woman was also the first person to create a computer program:
One of these women was Ada Lovelace who is widely recognised as the first computer programmer. Her contributions to technology were only recently recognised in the 1950s by B.V Bowden who republished her notes in Faster than Thought: A Symposium on Digital Computing Machines.
The unfortunate truth is that many women work full time, handle the kids, clean and cook for their families far more than men do.