Episode 46

Sobriety Uncensored

Daniel Patterson

Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Education

4.8 • 666 Ratings

🗓️ 24 August 2023

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Jenna asks Daniel whether or not he was affected by hurricane Hillary which leads to a discussion about “hunkering down” when emergency situations occur. They talk about how, as alcoholics, they would use situations to rationalize their drinking. Jenna shares some of her personal experiences with her addiction as a COVID nurse and during the quarantine, and Daniel explains his methods to maintain his sobriety during that time.

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0:00.0	Hi, welcome to sobriety uncensored. We are on episode 46.
0:04.7	46. Hi, Daniel. Hey, what's going on? How are you? Sorry. My name's Jenna.
0:12.5	Yeah, hi Jenna. This is my friend Daniel. Mm-hmm. Yeah, episode 46 sponsored. Yeah, coming in hot by
0:20.1	Spendrift, making it possible. Coming in hot by Spindrift.
0:21.9	Making it possible.
0:23.3	Coming in hot.
0:23.9	I've been drinking a lot of spinies.
0:26.1	Same.
0:26.6	And I'm on this kick now where I'll show you, Daniel, visually.
0:30.6	You see this Yeti that's bigger than my face?
0:32.7	Yes.
0:34.4	So my...
0:36.3	You... So my I don't let a cocktail.
0:44.7	I really think that's what it is,
0:45.9	but I'll fill it halfway with something,
0:49.4	something non-out alcoholic but fizzy,
0:51.8	like whatever,
0:53.4	like orange soda or today I have sparkling
0:57.3	pink lemonade from Trader Joe's. Half that other half is a full can of spin drift.
1:05.0	Right. That takes me back to my old days, except for it would have just been half of the sparkling
1:10.0	water and half vodka.
1:11.7	Vodka, right.
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