recorded live at corolla one studios with adam corolla and board certified physician and addiction medicine specialist dr drew pinsky you're listening to the adam and dr drew show yeah get it on got to get on a check i'm a man back

oh drs four certified did it's specials what's going on out there man you know i was thinking uh Oh, Dr. Sportser 5th, didn't expect specialists.

It's going on out there, man.

You know, I was thinking before the mics heated up that it's so interesting to me that we went from Germany or Florida.

But Florida really, I mean, Germany was the front of the joke, but really Florida was what we were taking aim at.

And now Florida is where we all want to move.

And now, to be fair, I mean, northern Florida panhandle still got some of that shit going on.

But it's, and that's only, what, 15 years or so that this has changed so dramatically?

It's kind of interesting.

Yeah, well, our, you know, state does not run efficiently. Yeah, maybe it's because we're in California. I think

because we're in California. Really? It seems good, but it does seem sort of governed. Our

doesn't really seem governed. It isn't. We have people in

ceremonial positions here. They don't govern. Or they're campaigning for the next job.

Yeah, but let me ask you this, Drew. Why wouldn't these things or many of these positions

become ceremonial if in fact we started

couching them as ceremonial which is I know it's a little ambiguous I'm following

which is so far okay I don't think people understand this, but when you say we have the first black, lesbian, woman of color as the mayor, then we're making her sort of de facto ceremonial.

Because she's there to be mayor, but remember, she's the first of blah, blah, blah,

from this tribe. So the important part is the ceremonial position, not the governing.

We think, look, let me just, let's just really try to break it down to its sort of psychological elements, okay?

Yeah.

When you take a middle-aged, heterosexual, balding white dude and you go, you're the mayor, he's only there to be the mayor.

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