David Boyle's Journey: From Lazy Workdays to Jujitsu Goals
Episode Overview
Reflects on an unproductive workday and taking a first aid course. Prepares for intense tunnel work and compares it to hell. Explores a new jujitsu gym for his son's progress. Determined to earn his blue belt despite injuries. Balances life, work, and personal goals while staying sober.
I need to get my blue belt so I can just wash that away even when the instructor asked me what belt I was yesterday I wanted to say blue.
Comedian David Boyle is back with another episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', and this time he's tackling everything from lazy workdays to his jujitsu ambitions. Boyle recounts a day at work where the scaffolding wasn't up, leading to hours of downtime and ultimately an early departure. He humorously shares his decision to take a first aid course just to avoid another unproductive day at the job site.
As he prepares for more intense tunnel work, he reflects on his past experiences and the heat of working underground, comparing it to the depths of hell. Boyle's storytelling is both relatable and entertaining, making even the mundane moments amusing. The highlight of the episode is his exploration of a new jujitsu gym for his son, who has outgrown his current competition. Boyle contemplates joining the new gym himself, weighing the pros and cons of convenience versus intensity.
His determination to finally earn his blue belt in jujitsu shines through, despite his lingering injuries and the challenges ahead. Boyle's candid reflections on unfinished goals and the constant pressure they create add depth to his comedic narrative. This episode is a mix of humour, personal reflection, and a touch of motivation for anyone striving to achieve their own milestones. Tune in to hear Boyle's unique take on balancing life, work, and personal goals, all while maintaining his sobriety.