David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 273 days - 11 Years
5 Years 273 days - 11 Years
5 Years 273 days - 11 Years
Sunday 9th February 2025
Join David Boyle as he celebrates his 11-year wedding anniversary with humour and heart, reflecting on gifts, friendships, and the passage of time.
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10 minutes
Humorous
Honest
Nostalgic
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Relatable
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Episode Overview
- David Boyle celebrates his 11-year wedding anniversary with a special gift for his wife.
- Reflects on the swift passage of time and the guilt that spurred his grand gesture.
- Shares a humorous comparison between his thoughtful gift and the quirky letter from his wife.
- Discusses the anxiety of returning to work after a break.
- Reminisces about old friendships and the rarity of seeing close friends over the years.
I've only seen this cunt twice in 22 years.
David Boyle, the comedian behind 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', celebrates his 11-year wedding anniversary in this episode. Boyle reflects on the swift passage of time, recounting his plans to coast on the previous year's celebrations but deciding to surprise his wife with a special emerald diamond ring. His humour shines through as he jests about the guilt that spurred this grand gesture, especially after leaving his wife to juggle work and kids while he was away.
Boyle's candid and hilarious take on relationships is both relatable and entertaining, offering a glimpse into his unique perspective on marriage and sobriety. He contrasts his thoughtful gift with the quirky letter he received from his wife, originally intended for his 40th birthday. This episode isn't just about anniversaries, though. Boyle also shares his dread of returning to work and reminisces about old friends, particularly Sammy T., a high school buddy he hasn't seen much over the years.
The episode is a rollercoaster of emotions - from heartfelt gratitude to the looming anxiety of Monday mornings - all delivered with Boyle's trademark wit. If you're looking for a laugh and a dose of reality, this episode is a must-listen.