For Drew Barrymorenot a single day of work was missed. Although her current concert is headed The Drew Barrymore Show fills her days now that the child star is free from her mother Jade Barrymore at 14, she struggled to pay her bills.
In her 2015 memoir, the actress said her friend worked at a coffee shop in the Valley. wild flower that she had to find something closer to the one they rented because she didn't have a driver's license.
“It was the early 1990s, and everyone was hanging out in coffee shops,” she detailed about working at L.A. hotspot The Living Room. “Every night people came out into the streets.” Unfortunately, she continued: “I wasn't very good at my job. I wasn't good at anything. I only did two things: act and have wild life experiences.”
She served tea about a tense incident in her book.
“I can say that my boss, who hired me with the new idea of having a washed-up ex-child actor behind the counter, was patient with all of my learning skills, but was also annoyed with me,” she wrote, recounting how he walked in while she was washing dishes, “and said very sharply and annoyed, 'Don't use the abrasive side of the brush!' All the cookie boxes get scratched and foggy and you can’t see what’s inside!”
