The comedian continued her speech with an old tale about a man who alternated between good and bad luck throughout his life, which is a metaphor for the highs and lows humans face in their lifetimes. While Trost’s SNL firing could be seen as a stroke of bad luck, this could mean that good luck is just around the corner.

The comedian said Kearney called her and to get her out of bed “and help me see the forest through the trees,” adding, “Literally, they helped me get out of the city and I spent a month in nature. Touched grass. Gained some perspective. SNL was my dream, and now I have a lot of time to dream new dreams.”

Former 'Saturday Night Live' comedian Chloe Troast got a Club Cosmo Award from Molly Kearney and detailed Chloe's 'SNL' firing and why she's not on 'SNL' anymore.

The comedian says doing "SNL" was "my dream, and now I have a lot of time to dream new dreams." Chloe Troast's tenure at Saturday Night Live was brief — but she might just be the voice of a generation.

Despite the fact that he still just can’t get over the fact that NBC fired Shane Gillis for publicly making racist and homophobic comments, Lorne Michaels seems a tad less broken up about the recent nixing of Saturday Night Live cast members Punkie Johnson,