Hitting Rock Bottom
Annie shares a raw and candid moment from her life as a comedian, detailing a night of heavy drinking that led her to a personal low. After a disastrous open mic performance and a night spent on an air mattress, she resolves to quit drinking. With the support of a friend, she adopts a manageable goal of sobriety, taking it one day at a time.In this clip
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