David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 134 days - Cleaners
6 Years 134 days - Cleaners
6 Years 134 days - Cleaners
Thursday 25th September 2025
Join comedian David Boyle as he humorously tackles racial profiling and cleaning in his journey to sobriety.
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7 minutes
Humorous
Honest
Entertaining
Raw
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David Boyle
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Sobriety in Everyday Life
Comedic Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Spotless Comedy: David Boyle's Take on Cleaning and Stereotypes
Episode Overview
- David Boyle shares humorous insights on racial profiling and cleaning.
- Discusses cultural stereotypes with a comedic twist.
- Reflects on personal experiences and upcoming travel plans.
- Expresses gratitude for support from listeners.
- Highlights the impact of technology on memory.
"You really can racially profile people and you're going to be on the money most of the time."
Ever wondered what it takes to keep a place spotless? Comedian David Boyle shares his hilarious take on racial profiling and cleaning in his daily five-minute podcast, 'I'm Quitting Alcohol.' In this episode, Boyle recounts the day Japanese cleaners came to his home, leaving him both impressed and amused. With his signature blend of humour and honesty, he reflects on stereotypes and the quirks of different cultures, offering listeners a light-hearted perspective on an otherwise serious topic.
Boyle doesn't hold back as he shares his thoughts on how different nationalities approach cleaning, sprinkling in anecdotes from his own life. From mixing up Mandarin with Japanese to recalling an old Clint Eastwood movie, Boyle's storytelling is as colourful as ever. He even muses about the impact of technology on his memory, comparing it to years of substance use. While the episode might touch on sensitive topics, Boyle's comedic flair ensures it's all in good fun.
His candid approach encourages listeners to question their own assumptions while enjoying a good laugh. As he wraps up the episode, Boyle hints at upcoming adventures in India and expresses gratitude for his supportive audience. If you're looking for a quick listen that combines humour with social commentary, this episode is sure to entertain. So, are you ready to laugh and think at the same time?