I had the absolute pleasure of speaking to Pamela Anderson.

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At one point in your life, you woke up in a bathtub and realized that you were missing your

big toe and your bottom lip.

Can you describe Skid Row for people who have never been there?

Incredibly scary, incredibly violent.

You know, you'd walk by, you see pools of blood sometimes, dead bodies occasionally.

So it was really easy for me to stay sober in jail, but once I got out of jail,

you know, they sort of just let you out at 2 o'clock in the morning right next to Skid Row. Eventually I pulled out a knife. I sort of lunged

at him with a knife, so I got arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and went to jail

and was going to go to prison for a year and a half. Addicts will take the path of least resistance.

The state currently in places like California are doing everything in their power to make it as easy as possible to keep getting high.

Jared, you've got what is possibly the craziest life story of anyone we have ever had on the show.

You lived on Skid Row for years.

Yeah.

And your autobiography, which is great, is called Crooked Smile.

And the reason it's called

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