David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 55 days - Ask Boyle
6 Years 55 days - Ask Boyle
6 Years 55 days - Ask Boyle
Monday 7th July 2025
David Boyle tackles illness and cigarette gang wars with humour and insight in this episode of "I'm Quitting Alcohol".
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11 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Boyle shares his ongoing battle with illness, highlighting the impact on daily life.
- Reflects on how social media can amplify feelings of anxiety during sickness.
- Explores the underground cigarette trade in Australia and its societal implications.
- Offers comedic relief while discussing serious topics like health and crime.
- Highlights the absurdity of government tax policies leading to black market growth.
Are we fucked right now? Like right now? Right this second are we fucked? We are, but like are you fucked fucked right now?
In this episode of "I'm Quitting Alcohol", comedian David Boyle shares his struggles with a lingering illness, complete with fever and coughing fits. While he battles the flu, Boyle takes a humorous yet introspective look at his own situation, reflecting on the fear that comes from spending too much time online when sick. He paints a vivid picture of scrolling through social media and feeling overwhelmed by the world's troubles, from economic crises to global conflicts.
Boyle's unique blend of comedy and philosophy offers listeners a chance to laugh at the absurdity of life while contemplating its deeper issues. The episode takes a turn as Boyle addresses a listener's question about cigarette gang wars in Australia. With his signature wit, he explores the bizarre reality of illegal cigarette trade, discussing how exorbitant taxes have led to a booming black market.
Boyle delves into the complexities of this underground economy, involving bikies, Middle Eastern gangs, and even the police turning a blind eye. Boyle's candid discussion about the tobacco trade is both entertaining and eye-opening, offering a peek into the peculiar world of under-the-counter cigarettes. His storytelling is peppered with colourful anecdotes and sharp observations, making it clear why he's considered one of the greatest minds of any generation.
If you're in the mood for an episode that mixes humour with raw honesty about health and society, this one is for you. Boyle's tales will have you chuckling while pondering life's oddities. Give it a listen to experience his comedic genius firsthand.