David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 24 days - Fucked Up Fridays
6 Years 24 days - Fucked Up Fridays
6 Years 24 days - Fucked Up Fridays
Friday 6th June 2025
David Boyle shares wild tales from Twitter wars to bar brawls in '6 Years 24 Days - Fucked Up Fridays'.
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Get the buttons here!Chaos and Comedy: Boyle's Take on Trump, Musk, and a Barroom Brawl
Episode Overview
- David Boyle comments on the Twitter feud between Trump and Musk.
- An entertaining story of an old man getting stabbed at a bar.
- Boyle's humorous take on political and social chaos.
- A reflection on resilience and stubbornness amidst adversity.
- Encouragement to share personal 'Fucked Up Friday' stories.
The fucker stabbed me, he yelled out, his table of ancient drunkards barely flinched.
Get ready for a wild ride with comedian David Boyle in the 'I'm Quitting Alcohol' podcast. This episode, titled '6 Years 24 Days - Fucked Up Fridays', is anything but ordinary. Boyle kicks things off with a chaotic commentary on the Twitter war between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, painting a vivid picture of political antics that are as entertaining as they are baffling.
Boyle's take on the situation is both humorous and brutally honest, making you chuckle while pondering the madness of it all. But that's just the warm-up. The real gem of this episode is the story from Canada, where an old-timer at a dive bar faces off with a young gangster. It's a tale of resilience and stubbornness, as the elderly drinker nonchalantly continues to sip his beer despite being stabbed.
Boyle's retelling is filled with admiration for the old soldier who refuses to let a little blood ruin his night. This story perfectly encapsulates the absurdity and unpredictability of life, especially when alcohol is involved. Boyle's style is refreshingly candid, mixing personal anecdotes with broader reflections on society's current state. His humour might be off-beat, but it's undeniably engaging, leaving you wondering about the sanity of our world.
With his unique blend of comedy and commentary, Boyle provides a podcast experience that's as unpredictable as the tales he shares. So, if you're looking for a dose of laughter amidst life's chaos, this episode is worth your time. It’s a chance to step back and enjoy the hilarity of human nature, all while pondering deeper questions about society and sobriety.