David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 180 days - Stimmy Checks
6 Years 180 days - Stimmy Checks
6 Years 180 days - Stimmy Checks
Monday 10th November 2025
Join David Boyle as he humorously tackles the potential chaos of $2,000 stimulus checks and shares tips for staying sober and financially savvy.
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Episode Overview
- Stimulus checks could lead to significant inflation.
- Prepare by stocking up on long-lasting food items.
- Finding affordable healthy food can be challenging.
- Humour can provide relief during economic uncertainty.
- Practical tips for managing finances during inflation.
"The Jews have a secret little fucking chicken stash at Wegmans."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Join comedian David Boyle in this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol' as he tackles the looming economic storm with his signature humour and wit. Boyle dives into the potential chaos a $2,000 stimulus check could unleash on the US economy, predicting soaring inflation and the financial strain it could cause.
With a mix of comedic insight and practical advice, he suggests stocking up on essentials like nuts, protein powder, and even kosher chicken—yes, hidden in the biscuit aisle at Wegmans! Boyle's unique perspective on sobriety and survival is both entertaining and enlightening. He warns listeners to prepare for the worst while sharing his own struggles with finding affordable healthy food. This episode offers a humorous yet serious take on financial prudence and the importance of planning for the future.
So, if you're looking for a blend of comedy and real-life advice on staying sober and financially savvy, this episode is not to be missed. How will you prepare for potential economic upheaval while maintaining your path to sobriety?