Jay Mohr Overcoming Victim Mentality & Checking Ego in Addiction Recovery
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Jay Mohr joins the We're Out Of Time podcast with @RichardTaiteOfficial and cohost Jason LaChance for an eye-opening and hilarious conversation about Jay's journey from addiction to recovery, Saturday Night Live stories, and checking one's ego.
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Key moments from this conversation with Jay Mohr, Richard Taite & Jason LaChance.
Intro 00:00
Jay shares a funny story about the Saturday Night Live skit "How Much You Bench". 00:34
What does Jay say was his "first addiction" and how did he break his victim mentality? 01:40
Jay and Richard share some funny stories from childhood and how does it make their struggles with addiction make more sense? 06:10
What happened when some guy threw a Coke can at Jay's car? 10:19
"It's such a weird job to be a comedian in recovery." 12:49
After Jay quit alcohol how did other substances take over his life? 16:08
Jay shares Saturday Night Live stories about Norm Macdonald, Nirvana, and Aerosmith? 18:03
Jay shares words of hope for anyone struggling with sobriety and a HILARIOUS Christopher Walken impersonation? 24:13
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