EPISODE 78

Sobriety Uncensored

Daniel Patterson

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

4.8 • 666 Ratings

🗓️ 4 July 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Happy July 4th! Daniel and Jenna talk about "sitting it out" and the choice to accept a potentially boring holiday in exchange for the reward of staying sober. They discuss pressure from family, friends and spouses to match their drinking habits and just try to be "normal", which can lead to dishonesty and manipulation.

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0:00.0	Well, happy 4th of July.
0:05.1	And welcome to episode, I think it's 78.
0:11.2	Correct.
0:11.9	Of sobriety uncensored.
0:13.5	I'm here with Jenna.
0:15.0	How are you doing, Jenna?
0:16.1	Hey, I'm great.
0:17.2	I'm just great.
0:18.8	Just, that was convincing.
0:21.2	You know what else is convincing?
0:23.0	SpinDrift. It's delicious.
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0:31.7	I don't think we've told people for a while, but if you all caps it, sobriety uncensored, you can get 20% off your order of
0:40.5	spin drift online.
0:42.8	Delivered to your door.
0:44.1	To your door.
0:46.0	And thank you to everybody who has purchased a coffee.
0:50.9	Buy me a coffee.com slash sobriety and censor.
0:53.7	Check it out if you want to get involved.
0:57.0	Well, it is the 4th of July today. And I did not fill a watermelon with vodka. So,
1:06.1	congrats. Thank you. I'm winning. You're winning at life. Yeah, normally, you know, you cut a watermelon in half and then you. I'm winning. You're winning at life.
1:11.2	Yeah, normally, you know, you cut a watermelon in half and then you fill it with vodka.
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