"You talk about your addictions on stage, a humorist victim of his addictions, hard not to talk about Pierre Palmade",
launched Yann Barthès to Jérémy Ferrari.
Thursday evening, the comedian was in "Daily" to present his show
Anesthesia general.
Known for his dark humor and his outspokenness, the one who was revealed in "We only ask to laugh about it", answered bluntly to the host of the TMC talk show about the accident caused by Pierre Palmade, on February 10th.
"I am torn between anger and compassion"
, he initiated, specifying that he would only speak of the accident and addictions,
"themes he knows"
.
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"It's a mistake on my part but as I managed to get out of it, I tend to be angry and judgmental towards those who don't succeed",
confided Jérémy Ferrari who has the impression that addicts like Pierre Palmade
“would not have put in enough energy or enough means”
to get out of it.
"That wouldn't be fair"
The comedian, who made Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous, told in "Daily" to
"deprive a lot of things"
and that this frustration makes him say that his counterpart
"should get there too"
.
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But this anger is balanced with compassion.
Jérémy Ferrari did not hide that he had
“already taken the scooter or the car while being drunk”
.
"It wouldn't be fair to point the finger at it when it's happened to me before
," he explained.
Before changing the subject, the guest of the talk show still wanted to share his experience.
As a call for tolerance, he stressed that addiction problems
"are a spiral"
in which either
"we fall into hell without seeing it coming"
,
"or we stop and we can do something wonderful"
.
