Got a little comedy clip for you.

I love my brain meds because nothing that I take do I take for the reason it was developed.

Like it's all like we originally created this to treat foot fungus, but we have found that it will prevent you from killing your parents.

When? How'd you find that out?

When did that come up in the clinical trial?

That's Cameron Espositoito in a clip from her new stand-up special, Four Pills.

It's on the streaming service Dropout.

Cameron is a veteran stand-up, actor, writer, all around very funny comedy person.

She starred in the sitcom Take My Wife with her then-spouse River Butcher.

She's hosted the podcast Query, acted in Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Adventure Time, and the ABC program A Million Little Things,

among many other credits to her name, headlined comedy clubs all over for years.

Her special for Pills,

which she also directed, is very funny, and it gets personal. Goes to some places you won't often hear Canadians go to. The title, Four Pills, refers to the psychiatric meds Cameron is now on.

In the special, she opens up about her fairly recent diagnosis of bipolar disorder,

which she received after checking herself into a rehab facility when things weren't going very well for her mentally.

She explores how that diagnosis connects to a lot of different elements of her life over the years.

That includes her marriages and relationships, her career, her comedy.

She's on a mental health journey. We all are.

And it's good to listen to each other.

That's one of the reasons that we gather here.

It's to Presh Mode. I'm John Moe. I'm glad you're here.

Thank you. It's Depresh Mode. I'm John Moe. I'm glad you're here. Cameron Esposito, welcome to Depression Mode. Hi, John. I haven't seen you in a minute. How are you?

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