David Boyle's Hilarious Struggle with First Aid and Anger Management
Episode Overview
David Boyle shares his frustrating yet humorous experience at a first aid course. Boyle discusses his ongoing struggle with quitting coffee and its impact on his anger. Insights into practicing Buddhism and maintaining a compassionate mindset. A candid look at the daily challenges of living alcohol-free. Boyle's near road rage incident highlights the struggle to balance peace and frustration.
I can't keep on swinging from peace and love to violent murder.
David Boyle, comedian and host of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', takes you on a wild ride through his day in this episode titled '4 Years 280 Days - The First Aider'. Boyle shares his experience attending a CPR and first aid course, filled with frustration and humour. He openly admits to struggling with the technicalities of CPR, adding his unique comedic twist to the narrative.
Boyle’s recount of the instructor's enthusiasm for first aid is both amusing and relatable, as he tries to maintain a compassionate mindset amidst his growing irritation. His struggle to quit coffee and its impact on his anger issues adds another layer to his day, illustrating the challenges of maintaining sobriety while managing everyday stressors. Boyle's reflections on Buddhism and attempts to practice loving-kindness offer a glimpse into his ongoing journey towards inner peace.
The episode concludes with Boyle navigating the chaos of a near road rage incident, underscoring the daily battles faced in the quest for sobriety. This episode is a candid and entertaining look at the ups and downs of living alcohol-free, infused with Boyle’s signature humour and raw honesty. Tune in for a mix of laughter, relatable struggles, and heartfelt moments that make sobriety feel less lonely.
Whether you're on your own journey to quit alcohol or just need a good laugh, this episode is worth a listen.