Detailed Instructions: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Q: Fact1: Jerry Stahl Approaching end of quits job at fast food restaurant drug rehabilitation program, Fact2: attractive woman named pulls up at drive-through window impulse, Fact3: Jerry tells her about motel life between bouts of sex, Fact4: series of flashbacks intercut with conversations details working life to point, Fact5: Sandra finds him new job with different series star Pamela Verlaine sternly
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Approaching the end of a drug rehabilitation program, Jerry Stahl Stiller quits his job at a fast food restaurant on an impulse when an attractive woman named Kitty Bello pulls up at the drivethrough window. The two check into a motel, where Jerry tells her about his life between bouts of sex. A series of flashbacks, intercut with their conversations, details his working life to this point. After moving to Los Angeles from New York City, Jerry already addicted to various prescription medications becomes friends with another addict, Nicky Wilson. At the urging of Nicky and his girlfriend Vola Lourdes Benedicto, Jerry marries Volas friend Sandra Hurley so she can get her green card. Sandra uses her position at a television studio to get Jerry onto the writing staff of the popular comedy series Mr. Chompers. He uses memories from his childhood, including his mothers hysterical grief over his fathers death, to fuel his writing. He juggles his Mr. Chompers job and regular visits to a heroin dealer, Dita Liz Torres. However, his drug use eventually gets him fired. Sandra finds him a new job with a different series, No Such Luck, but star Pamela Verlaine Cheryl Ladd herself a recovering addict sternly but sympathetically insists that he kick his habit first. As soon as Jerry starts on a methadone program, he runs across a dealer named Gus Peter Greene, who introduces him to crack cocaine and later Dilaudid. His increased drug use costs him his new job, and Sandra throws him out, disgusted at his decision to shoot up when she tells him she is pregnant. Her opinion of him falls even further when he shows up high for the birth of his daughter Nina. While looking after Nina one night, he gets high and is arrested by the police. The incident further strains his relationship with Sandra, who makes it clear that she would prefer to see as little of him as possible. The flashbacks end at this point, with Jerry returning to Los Angeles in hopes of being part of Ninas life. As he begins to resurrect his stalled writing career, he gets a surprise visit from Kitty. The two have one last sexual encounter before she leaves to move to Anchorage. In the final scene, Jerry appears on a series of talk shows and news programs, while commenting in voiceover about the damage that his addiction has done to his life. I got out with a bad liver and enough debt to keep me in hock til Im 90, if Im still here. And with my luck, I will be.