David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 363 days - Dog Dad
5 Years 363 days - Dog Dad
5 Years 363 days - Dog Dad
Saturday 10th May 2025
Comedian David Boyle hilariously critiques Mother's Day and pet pampering in this witty episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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Episode Overview
- Boyle critiques the commercialisation of love during celebrations.
- He shares humorous thoughts on pet pampering and societal norms.
- The episode highlights Boyle's journey from alcohol dependence.
- Boyle expresses his desire for a simple, uninterrupted day.
- Listeners can enjoy a mix of comedy and real-life musings.
I just want to sleep in, read my book, get my wife to bring me breakfast in bed, and then just go watch the UFC.
In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle takes a humorous jab at the chaos surrounding Mother's Day and his dad's birthday. Boyle, who's known for his candid and comedic style, grapples with the commercialisation of love, pondering why every celebration has to involve presents and forced gestures. His tongue-in-cheek take on the situation is both relatable and amusing, as he wishes for a simple day of watching UFC without interruptions.
Boyle doesn't shy away from sharing his thoughts on pet owners who indulge their furry friends in extravagant adventures, comparing modern-day pet pampering to ancient times when survival was the priority. Amidst the laughter, Boyle's reflections offer a glimpse into his life post-alcohol and how he navigates family dynamics and societal norms with his signature wit.
If you're in the mood for some light-hearted banter mixed with real-life musings, this episode is a delightful listen that might just make you question your own approach to celebrations.