Sonny Carolla + Fred Dryer (Carolla Classics)
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What is the purpose of Corolla Classics?
Welcome to Corolla Classics. I'm your host, superfan Giovanni. This is the podcast where we play the best moments, highlights, and fan-selected clips from all 17 years of The Adam Corolla Show. If you'd like to hear any of the clips played today ad-free, in full, make sure to check out Adam Corolla's sub-stack, adamcorolla.substack.com. You can find the ad-free archives of The Adam Corolla Show, The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, as well as the podcast, Beat It Out. And if you'd like to request a clip, please email us, classicsatadamcorolla.com. All right, let's get to the clips. Coming up first, we have Adam Carolla Show 2248. Sonny Carolla in studio. Gina Grant and Brian Bishop from 2018. Check it out.
Thanks for supporting us for all these years and making this whole thing possible. Creating all these jobs and all that good stuff and putting food in the mouth of my... Young boy, Sonny Carolla, who's here now. Gina Grad is running late. That's all right. She'll be here in time for the news. And that's Paul Bryan who brought his dad. Yeah. How I hate you.
Pop's Bishop is here. Mike. He hasn't been here since the Orange Couch days. Oh, really? I've shown him around. He's like, wow, this is really impressive. I mean, you know, we get used to it because we see it every day. But he's like, this is amazing.
That's nice.
He didn't say that, but his face said it. No, he's very impressed.
Sunny, how are you doing, boy? Good. Okay. What's going on in your life?
School.
Yeah.
Any sports in the season right now? Are we doing basketball? Yeah. Soccer?
What's going on? I have a basketball season right now, and there's going to be a flag football season starting up pretty soon.
Nice. Speaking of range and love and the new sort of bar that has been set... It's actually kind of interesting. Kids used to be considered sort of – you'll experience this with Tessa. Like the very first time you realize that you can like say to your child, hey – go to the car and get my wallet and bring it back. And they do it. It's, it's, it's the greatest victory ever because it's a, it's a, it's a hole that you just pour money and resources and time into for years and years and years. And then at some point, not you, other kids. And then at some point you realize I don't have to get Phil's leash out of the back of my car myself.
I long for those days.
Oh, it's awesome. Now, Back in the day. Sonny's going to start driving for you soon. You're counting the days. Sonny doesn't. Sonny, you're not. Well, Sonny, they have a weird relationship with cars. Like on one hand, they're not that into driving. On the other hand, they want to drive. My Natalia announced she could save me a lot of money just by driving one of my Lamborghinis to high school because then I wouldn't have to buy a car.
The lease payment on a new car is not significant.
It's outrageous. Yeah. By the way, Max Pat, I don't want to burst your Prius bubble, but I was looking at a Prius and I was at the stoplight. Ten minutes ago and I was staring at a Prius and I was like, hmm, the wheels are different. And then I went, is the hubcap off the front or is that the space saver? And I toggled back and forth in my mind for a while and then I went, that's a bad sign. It's a bad sign when you have a car and I can't tell. And I know everything about tires and cars, if that's a space saver or not. Back in the day, kids would do things. Like, I mean, you're working that farm. That kid's up at 5 a.m. He's milking, he's gathering eggs and whatever.
That's why the farmers had kids. They could till the soil when they're 10.
Right. When I was a kid, we had got, as a nation, it's actually... They do this thing where it's like, well, you can always judge a nation by how it treats its prisoners or civilization or whatever it is. It's mainly you can judge them by how much crap they need their kids to do. Right. Because... There's plenty of places in the third world where there's still a lot for that kid to do before that kid goes to school.
If that kid goes to school at all.
So when I was when I was a kid, the parents had gone from sort of, you know, work in the farm and work in the land and busy, busy, busy.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the purpose of Corolla Classics?
0:15–4:36
2
How does the family dynamic influence discussions?
4:36–20:13
3
What are the plans for the upcoming sports events?
20:13–1:06:57
4
What are the implications of the Larry Nassar scandal on USA Gymnastics?
1:06:57–1:07:23
5
How does the conversation shift to the XFL and its future?
1:07:23–1:08:02
6
What insights are shared about In-N-Out's work culture and employee benefits?
1:08:02–2:10:37
7
What are the challenges of interviewing childhood heroes?
2:10:37–2:10:55
8
How does the discussion shift to the impact of celebrity relationships?
2:10:55–3:12:23
Speakers
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