Anna Sale

Like a pretty boy.

So I don't think that he was hotter.

However, he might've been more masculine.

I landed in rehab, you know, inpatient rehab when I was 34.

So that whole, like the last six months, you know, my really rock bottom where, you know, I ended up in a meth cabin in the woods and ended up convincing, you know, my parents weren't speaking to me.

I convinced this drug dealer to drive me to LA, probably because he was sick of me.

And he's like, okay, sure.

And it took a couple more months in this crazy sort of like, you know, using my looks and my body to get, you know, men in the Hollywood Hills to sort of like Uber me from party to party.

And I was always in a blackout.

And then I ended up in the hospital.

And then from there, they put me into this government run, really like scrappy ragtag business.

where the woman who owns it, or runs it, rather, is just this no-nonsense kind of, like, you know, 35 years of sobriety herself, just, like, can see through it all, right?

Kathy is her name, and she's sort of the reason I'm sober.

She would not allow us...

We couldn't work out.

We couldn't talk about it.

We couldn't, I was begging for a haircut like two months in.

Like I still looked the way I did like from the hospital and I was putting on weight from only eating like donation pastries.

Like I was disgusting.

And she just knew exactly that that was the issue and she would not budge.