Quit Drinking Motivation (Jordan Peterson, Brad Pitt, Bradley Cooper)

#sober #stopdrinking #alcoholfree

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
02:54 - Jordan Peterson
03:10 - Ben Affleck
03:56 - Bradley Cooper
04:23 - Brad Pitt
05:32 - Daniel Radcliffe
06:31 - David Harbour
09:20 - Tyson Fury
14:22 - Mike Tyson

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