Stevie B. opens with a high-energy, gritty account of a life defined by 'debauchery' and a 'Higher Power-sized hole.' He describes the wreckage of his youth—lying about having a famous brother to feel like a somebody, and a childhood accident where he lost an eye in a 'you shoot at me' game with a neighborhood bully. He details the mental obsession of the 'yes man,' unable to refuse a drink or a bathtub gin concoction from Home D.
. The narrative shifts from the desperation of hiding behind a furnace in a sober building during a relapse to the relief of the 'little tiny promises'—having money in his pocket and knowing where he parked. He emphasizes that faith is a muscle that must be exercised through the work of the steps and service, contrasting spiritual sobriety with those who are merely 'dry' and look like moles.
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