Time for a throwback episode. This is now August 29th from 2016. We talk about the presence of this newish dog named Phil, Phil E. Cheesesteak and his growth and behavior and he became a beloved fixture in the quarrel of household as well as here. And we get to the phones and talk to a caller concerned about one of his neighbors and another who wanted to talk about the subject that we recently touched on, which was the hubris I was talking about in the last throwback episode. Enjoy this throwback episode 401 from August 2016.

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

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Yeah, get it on. Got to get on on.

Yeah, baby.

Yeah, baby.

Dr. Drew and the hisy, everybody. What's going on, man. Oh, man, running around, shuffling cars around. Philly cheese steak. In the house. Wow, I've never seen him here before. And by the way, he's $2.50 now. He's like a linebacker for the Bears. He keeps getting, he's getting thick now.

Yeah, yeah.

And the thing that's funny, there's something insanely cathartic or something.

Thick is underselling it.

That is a tank.

He's a tank.

But the thing, everyone, he walks by and everyone just slaps him.

Yeah. It's like, it's like in high school and college football, when they put like the petrified wood stump or the helmet of, you know, Vince Lombardi or whatever it is and all the players slapping on the way out of the locker room. I don't know Phyllis. Everyone who goes past him just smacks him like a mule. Like he'd go on, like, go on get, you know, like everyone just just wax him on the ass. Like, oh, you do it? Yeah, like he hit a horse. And he maneuvers kind of like a shark. Part of the body's moving one direction, the other part of the other, but that face, that head is always out in front. Yeah, and he is, it's fun because. He loves it, though. He does. That's what I'm saying. It's not abusive. He's all about it. Yeah, let's go, man.

Yeah, he. He does. That's what I'm saying. It's not abusive.

He's all about it. Yeah, he's going, man.

Yeah, he's enjoying himself.

Rudy.

Rudy.

He, you know, he'll...

Well, he does it, you know, he does a few things.

My biggest problem with Phil right now is he gets it.

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