David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 169 days - Bob's Furniture
6 Years 169 days - Bob's Furniture
6 Years 169 days - Bob's Furniture
Friday 31st October 2025
Join David Boyle as he hilariously tackles new home challenges and furniture fiascos in his journey to sobriety.
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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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Episode Overview
- Signing a lease can bring unexpected challenges and emotions.
- Friendly neighbours can make transitions smoother.
- Furniture shopping is often more complex than anticipated.
- Family bonding can occur even in challenging situations.
- Maintaining humour helps in navigating life's ups and downs.
"If you think finding a place was hard, try finding some furniture to put in the cunt."
Get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions with comedian David Boyle as he tackles the latest chapter in his journey of sobriety and life adjustments. In this episode, Boyle shares the exciting yet daunting task of signing a lease for a new home in Boston, complete with all the quirks and challenges that come with it.
From engaging with friendly neighbours to the trials of furniture shopping at Bob's Furniture, Boyle paints a vivid picture of his transition from chaotic past to a more stable present. Boyle's humorous storytelling takes centre stage as he navigates the complexities of setting up a new home. He hilariously recounts his conversations with neighbours about heating bills and traffic, while also dealing with the realisation that furnishing a house is far from straightforward.
His encounter at Bob's Furniture is particularly entertaining, as he grapples with delivery delays and unexpected costs, all while trying to maintain a sense of humour. Listeners will find themselves chuckling along with Boyle's anecdotes, especially when he describes the reality of living on a mattress with his family until the furniture arrives.
His candid reflections on the emotional impact of moving on his children add depth to the narrative, making it relatable for anyone who has faced similar life changes. Boyle's comedic flair and honest insights make this episode a delightful listen for those interested in the ups and downs of life after quitting alcohol. As he continues to embrace his new life in Boston, one can't help but wonder what other adventures await him.
So, why not join Boyle on this journey and see how he manages to find humour in the everyday chaos?