Recorded live at Corolla 1 Studios with Adam Corolla and board certified physician and addiction medicine specialist Dr Drew Pinsky.

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Dr Spaz, in once again for Dr. Drew.

How you doing, Spazo?

Oh, it's just a pleasure to be here.

Yeah, man.

To hear you tell me I'm smarter than Dr. Drew. Not smarter. Oh, what is it? Better doctor. Yeah, I'm not smarter. No, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no. No, there's a there's also I've redefined smart. I have I have new I have new

definitions of smart. So I you, I think we all grew up with a pretty simple definition of smart, which is when I went to like junior high,

there were the smart kids and there were the dumb kids and those

the smart kids got good grades and dumb kids got bad grades not necessarily functional

I I was just one of the dumb kids and it was pretty much

understood because that's the only unit and the only yardstick to measure

anybody by was how you did at school. That's all that's where you were all day.

So if you didn't do well then you're just a dumb kid if you did well you're the

smart kid. Now it didn't necessarily mean you were smart if you did well and didn't necessarily mean you were

dumb if you didn't do well, but that was about it.

It's also kind of a weird, it's a weird environment to be dropped off into this place where you don't excel and that's all that they do and that environment and it's all you're judged by for eight hours a day every day like

It'd be like it be like if they just

They just dropped at hacky sack convention and you just sucked at hacky sack and that's all you did all day every day and by the way how long before you dreaded it

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