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Mamrie Hart has captured audiences on YouTube with her signature blend of cocktails, sharp wit, and playful profanity. In *You Deserve a Drink*, she compiles her best drinking stories, kitchen experiments, and the worst hangovers into one entertaining volume. The book offers a behind‑the‑mic look at Hart’s life as a comedian, entertainer, and cocktail aficionado, delivering a collection of essays that blend humor with personal anecdotes about drinking and living in the U.S. entertainment scene.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Memoir/Personal Memoir
Authors: Mamrie Hart
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