David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 346 days - Work Porn
5 Years 346 days - Work Porn
5 Years 346 days - Work Porn
Wednesday 23rd April 2025
Join David Boyle as he humorously explores the odd phenomenon of 'work porn' and why we love watching people work.
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Episode Overview
- Explores the popularity of 'work porn' videos.
- Highlights various types of work showcased online.
- Discusses the appeal of watching skilled workers.
- Compares work porn to traditional pornography.
- Offers humorous insights into modern viewing habits.
I jerk off to work porn. Or is it just people are so shocked that there's competent people out there.
Ever caught yourself mesmerised by videos of people working? David Boyle dives into this quirky phenomenon in his podcast episode '5 Years 346 days - Work Porn'. As Boyle shares his experiences with 'work porn', you'll find yourself nodding along and maybe even chuckling at his humorous take on this modern-day oddity. From knot-tying arborists to stone masons, Boyle explores why these videos captivate millions, including himself.
It's a hilarious yet thought-provoking look at how we find satisfaction in watching others perform tasks we're not inclined to do ourselves. He draws comparisons between work porn and actual pornography, suggesting that both cater to fantasies - one of competence and skill, the other of sexual prowess. Boyle's reflections are peppered with his trademark wit and candidness, making for an engaging listen.
If you've ever found yourself lost in a video of someone building a hut or laying bricks, this episode will resonate with you. It's a reminder of our collective fascination with skill and the strange comfort we find in watching others excel where we might not. Tune in for a good laugh and some light-hearted insights into our peculiar viewing habits.