David Boyle
David Boyle
4 Years 237 days - Missed Flight
4 Years 237 days - Missed Flight
4 Years 237 days - Missed Flight
Tuesday 9th January 2024
Join David Boyle as he hilariously recounts missing his flight to Cusco due to travel misjudgments and a phone mishap in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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9 minutes
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Humorous
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Reflective
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Episode Overview
- Boyle missed his flight to Cusco due to a time misjudgment and a phone time mishap
- Despite the panic, Boyle managed to catch the next flight and reflected on the fortunate outcome
- Reflects on other events throughout the day that suddenly made sense once he realised his phone was an hour off
- Shares anticipation for the upcoming ayahuasca retreat
- Highlights the ability to adapt to unexpected situations
That could have been a fucking absolute disaster. But once I realized the clock was an hour off, everything that happened to me during the day today made sense.
Picture this: you're all set for an exciting trip, but things go hilariously wrong. In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle shares the chaotic events that led to him missing his flight to Cusco. From misjudging travel time to realizing his phone was set an hour off, Boyle's day spirals into a frenzy of rushing and scrambling. But as always, he finds humor in the madness.
Despite the panic, Boyle reflects on the lucky twist that allowed him to catch the next flight and his anticipation for the upcoming ayahuasca retreat. This episode is a rollercoaster of mishaps and laughs, showcasing Boyle's knack for turning everyday chaos into comedy gold. Perfect for anyone who needs a reminder that even the best-laid plans can go awry—and that's okay.