Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed human. I'm Heather Dubrow.
And I'm Terry Dubrow.
And we're going to keep this between us.
Not really. The TMZ guy walks up to me and goes, Terry, what do you think about Bradley Cooper? They asked him and they said he's not had any plastic surgery.
What's the latest rumor? I'm gay, right?
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Chapter 2: What humorous insights do the hosts share about celebrity culture?
Isn't that the latest rumor?
Yes.
First of all, if I were gay, I would be...
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Chapter 3: How do the hosts discuss their experiences with snacks and food preferences?
This is actually good for the podcast. Oh, is it? Yeah. We needed something to really... That would have been cool. We were starting to dunk on religion and then you died immediately. That would have been fucking...
i bought all yeah converted well i don't know if we were dunking on religion i was just saying what is the deal other than with more with mormonism careful careful like you're gonna die it's coming back i'm serious it's coming back you're gonna die what's happening Dude, stop. Get a glass of water. You got to stop. Stop talking about it, man. Stop. What just happened there?
You went to the water. Yeah, why didn't you bring the water to your lips? Why did you take your lips to the water? Well, people are going to be like, what's wrong with your water? What is wrong with your water, brother? That isn't water. Is that Red Bull watered down? No, I'm... No, it is. It's not. It's monster water.
Adam goes like this to drink water because the people are going to say, what's up with your water? Yeah, bud. What is that? Because that ain't water. What is it? No one cares. I put a little Mio in the water. And how much caffeine is in that? There's no caffeine in Mio. There's no caffeine. What is in it? You can get caffeinated Mio now. Oh, really?
It's just a sweetened, it's like it turns it into like a lemonade, basically. But it's like no sugar. I'm sure it's poison. I don't know what it is. Well, if it doesn't have sugar, yeah, it's probably like aspartame or whatever. It's one of those things where they're like, we use it to clean windows. We also discovered you can drink it. Pretty delicious. See ya. Yeah. Yeah, so sorry.
I almost died. But the question was ā It's quite all right. I was like, these Mormons, what's up with them? People like kind of give them shit or like Mormons when you hear them. But then every Mormon I meet is super kind, super nice. I'm like, I really like this person. That's how they get you. And then you read about them. Some dastardly stuff there. That's not the whole religion.
I mean, you know, people are like, I'm Catholic. And, you know, there's our priests were doing some... Wicky wild, wild, wicky, wicky, wild, wild stuff. They're good at it. Pizza, pizza. Driving from LA to San Diego, you drive past that super sick church that looks like a rocket ship, right? That's a Mormon church, right? Yes, it is. That thing is a banger.
It's very cool.
And if you're listening, you'll never know what it looks like. But if you're watching, maybe we post it right now. Post it now. When do churches go from just a church- Or even like it could be an ornate thing that was hundreds of years old, whatever. To now it's got to look like⦠Seats 500 people maybe. Yeah. Now it's got to look like an absolute spaceship or something fucking insane.
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Chapter 4: What are the hosts' thoughts on religion and its societal impact?
Interesting. That is, you know, the wooden benches and it kind of smells funky. And then now it's like a cool thing where you wear like a beanie that's hanging off the side of your head.
Oh.
And you wear, like, a droopy shirt, and you go there, and it's like a C&B scene. Like, look at your cool shit. Right. What's that church in L.A., in Hollywood, the one that's, like, kind of sick, and, like, everybody outside of it's... Well, it was right down the street from my house. Mosaic? Yeah. Right, and they're all hot. It's gone now, dude. It was the craziest.
It made me want to go to church. I'd pass on Wednesdays and Sundays, and I'm driving, and there's just, like, all the sexes. Never went, but...
yeah look i didn't go of course not but there's like dozens and dozens hundreds of beautiful binders beautiful some of the most beautiful looking people and all your boobs are huge yeah right really hot and it's it's a different kind of hot because it's like not nighttime skanky hot it's like okay it's like sundress hot where it's like we're wearing our like and but your the legs are still out they still know what they're doing they're going to hell hot hot
Yeah, they know. They know what they're doing. It's a different kind of dressing up that still looks good. It's actually good-looking people. It's people who look good in daylight, not just... Yeah, it's every hot actor and model who are, like, from Kansas that are, like, hanging on to it still. I liked it. It made me... Guess what? They were forced out. Mosaic.
tell me more forced out by who tell me more because i think the rent was too high on that corner and i'm like that's wild that they couldn't you don't have to pay taxes or anything if you're a religion though right that's the whole thing is that i think you still have to rent if you don't own the building i don't know church building what isn't it am i crazy isn't it a isn't it a church
Thank you, God! No, it was something else before. Oh, and they just rented it. And then this church moved in, and they rented it, and then they couldn't afford it. Damn. Oh, my God! We lost one. And here's a conspiracy theory.
Oh, my God!
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Chapter 5: How do the hosts explore the concept of masculinity and penis size?
Getting it out there. Sounds like an absolute dog. Fucking thing sucks. Dude. More like micro-hard. Yeah. Yeah, Microsoft is just a play on words. He knows what he's doing. Yes, points! That was his dick? Yeah, micro-hard. Damn. Microsoft. He's like, he knows what he's doing. He's like, I've got a tiny one and it's limp. Damn. That sucks. Sorry, Bill, you piece of shit. God damn it.
Oh, you know Bill's a dog, too. When are you coming out of the Windows 69? That's why I'm saying, man, I'm on record. I think historically we should all have to reveal the size of our penis because I think it informs a lot of evil decision making. Yeah, I know we've talked about this at length. Yeah, just to you. People have to reveal it to you. Line them up. Points. Who are they revealing it to?
Yes. Yes, points. Thank you. Yeah, to me. Yeah, if you guys want to DM me your nude penises so I know where you're coming from. Here we go. So, okay. So, no, no, no. But this is, you think the smaller the penis, the more evil? I'm just saying, wouldn't it be interesting to know how large Abraham Lincoln's penis was in comparison to Kublai Khan? Right? Who? Is Kublai Khan a person?
Isn't that a person? From Mario Brothers? Maybe. Genghis Khan? I thought there was a Kublai Khan as well. Kublai Khan? Kublai Gooding Jr. Okay. Kublai Gooding Jr. Omar Gooding? Kublai. Kublai and Omar. Look up.
Whatever the fuck Blake is talking about, because he said it with such passion that I was like, well, maybe Kublai Khan... Thank you for calling him out on it, because I was like... Yes, thank you. Kublai Khan. I knew that was the person, and now I'm looking at the Epstein files. What the hell?
Who is Kublai Khan?
See? The link took you to the Epstein files. What the fuck, dude? See, by the way... The internet's fucked. I hate the internet. It says... Oh, all of a sudden I got a security alert on my phone. Yeah. My system is under threat. And that's from clicking on Todd's link right now. Yeah. Kublai Khan. What the hell? No, guys. This is weird. It's over. What's going on? What's going on here, Todd?
Kublai Khan is a poem. Yeah, that's weird. How the fuck did I? This is so weird. Is that even Todd? Todd, are you there? Are you okay, Todd? What is so weird, Blake? You have to use more words, buddy. Kublai Khan is a poem. Yes. Why did I think that was like a historical figure?
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Chapter 6: What funny anecdotes do the hosts share about their school experiences?
I don't know. I don't think you're that as smart as you think you are. What the fuck is Kublai Khan? You're right down here with the rest of us, bud. I'm just wondering when Kublai Khan was put into my brain. It's in Xanadu, Kublai Khan, the Poetry Foundation. What the fuck? Were you thinking of Genghis Khan? Were you thinking of Comic-Con? What are we talking about?
I'm assuming you were thinking of Genghis Khan. And then you said Kubla. I did. I thought maybe Kubla Khan was next in line. And then when you said Kubla Khan, I was like, oh, this is like from a video game or it's like an Avenger because I don't watch that shit. I'm like, is it that? Dude, I wonder why I know this. You're making me change the color of my fucking light, dude. I'm sorry, guys.
I'm sorry I said those two words together. I got to switch my whole mood. I truly will have to look at this off pod to sit through. What was the point you were trying to make before you said the dumbest thing I've everā What was your point? Let's just switch it to Genghis Khan. I would like to know how big Genghis Khan's dick was.
Why was he so... Because he was a pretty crazy general sweeping through Asia, killing people. And then we're thinking, and on record, people are multiple of these victims were saying that Jeffrey Epstein had a small egg-shaped penis. Okay. You need another four inches. So we're thinking, is that like the more... The deviled egg. Damn. Okay, hold on. Let me give you some points. Yes, points!
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Chapter 7: How do the hosts compare different educational approaches?
He didn't have a place to live, but he was hogging so fucking fiercely that he would joke about it, about his huge hog. And we're like, eh, he's a black guy. It might just be a joke. But then he wore sweatpants around you and you're like, Jesus Christ. Christ, it is not a joke. It is so real. I do like how you guys would congregate in the kitchen and be like, it's not a joke. It's not a joke.
Did you see his sweatpants? It's not a joke. Jesus Christ. It's not a joke. But this is how he had so much confidence that he had any night of the week, he just had a different woman he could hit up, go spend the night at their house. They would give him some money. They'd be like, give him some walk-around money. So he's like, yeah, she gave me 200 bucks or whatever. This is the worst.
This is great. He fucked this girl so well that she came over to our house and gave us all haircuts. Right. That's how good of a life it is to have a huge dick. You get free haircuts for you and all of your friends.
god damn yeah and so i guess what i'm saying is like that there's there's two sides to this where you're like oh he's walking around doing all this stuff but not really doing anything for himself but he did get you guys haircuts so he is a good guy he's a great guy he gave dick so good that they get you had trickled down haircut it's great no that's what i'm saying that's what i'm saying is it's he might have had some problems like i think he was doing meth i think i don't know you think so uh yeah i think he might have had some problems
but his problems weren't worse because his dick leveled the playing field it leveled everything that's so cool right i love that there would be a i'd love that there'd just be random knocks at the door and it's like fellas i'm here to give you a foosball table it's like your boy dicked me down so well i would love so well i i work at dick's sporting goods and i'm gonna
I would love to deliver you a foosball table. But so here's the flip side of that. So if someone commits a crime and they have a hog and they don't have a small dick, like how do we view this? Like, do we give anybody who's got a small dick who commits these sort of crimes, not a pass, but at least an acknowledgement of understanding of like, we know where you're coming from.
Well, we know, but here's what happens is I think the big dick crimes are different than small dick crimes. I think big dick crimes are like they might have stole a little something. They might have taken a little something that isn't theirs. Stole some hearts. I feel like it's drunk and disorderly because you're at the bars. You're kicking it. You're out with the people. Sir, your dick is out.
Oops. Is it? The small dick crime? That is building a pedophile ring on your private island with weird tunnels and, you know. That's real small dick energy. That's super small dick. Yeah. And I'll tell you what, Sean Daddy's not doing all that. No, he's too busy fucking the woman that comes over and cuts our hair. It's a lot of bad fuck. Yeah, there's a lot of, you got to go above and beyond.
And when you start going above and beyond and you're planning things out, that's when the shit gets skeevy. Yeah, you become a mastermind. As opposed to letting your dick just take you where you go around the world. I think that's right. I went out dancing. Fly by the seat of your dick. Flying by the seat of your dick. You went out dancing one night. You met somebody. Hello. It's over.
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Chapter 8: What insights do the hosts offer about the evolution of church architecture?
I'm saying, when like say you guys don't have really large, you know, penises, allegedly. Let me just like imagine that. Yeah, imagine yourself. Allegedly! Maybe you have to develop other sides of your personality and you actually do become like a very nice guy or you become really funny or you grow your hair long and curly. There's other aspects. Right, right, right, right, right.
There's other aspects to your personality besides this big hanging vine between your legs. Yes, Blake. See, I know your dick is small. Allegedly. But it's not so small that you're going to be a mastermind. It's not that small. There's no way. It's not that small. Right. I don't think I've ever seen it, but I've seen you in underwear or Speedos and stuff.
Yeah, that's also where I know it's small because I've also never seen it. I've also seen him in some tighty-whities. You're saying there wasn't a lot of junk. The garbage man came. I've never seen it. Well, you know, I'm probably more of a grower, not a shower. Sure, sure, sure.
But I mean, yeah, I'm not like suffering. I'm not like sobbing in the mirror. And I don't think you are.
I don't think you are. You're not plotting. You're not scheming. You're not plotting. No, no, no. You're not skiing. But maybe that is why I developed my sense of humor a little bit. Maybe. Maybe. Yeah. Maybe. Why did you guys become so nice and funny? Nice? I don't think we are. Nice. Interesting. Toasty! A couple of assholes over here.
Funny for sure, because I hung out with only smart people, and then they'd be in study groups like, and it works like this, and you remember that thing, and this plus that, and the square root of that, and I'd go, square root of this.
Yeah.
And they would laugh and they would laugh. I think Ders and I have the exact same come up. Do not come. Where I was okay at school. Sure. But I wanted to get good grades. I did want that. But I knew that I wasn't going to be the one to get me there. So what I would do is anytime it's a group situation, I'd be entertain them. They do all the work. Then I do the presentation.
I'm the salesman of the group. Oh, like in class you do the presentation. Yeah.
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