David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 184 days - Fucked Up Fridays
6 Years 184 days - Fucked Up Fridays
6 Years 184 days - Fucked Up Fridays
Friday 14th November 2025
David Boyle shares a hilarious night out in Boston and an anonymous listener's wild story that sparked sobriety.
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Episode Overview
- David Boyle recounts a humorous night out as a sober ex-alcoholic.
- An anonymous listener shares their chaotic experience leading to sobriety.
- The episode highlights the ease of drinking culture in the US.
- Acts of kindness from strangers play a role in the listener's story.
- Personal tolerance to one's antics can trigger life-changing decisions.
"It's always interesting to see what triggers people off. People's tolerance to their own bullshit."
Ever wondered what it's like to hit the town as a sober ex-alcoholic? Comedian David Boyle takes listeners on a whirlwind night out in Boston with his wife, where the challenges of staying sober are hilariously recounted. From ordering a decaffeinated Earl Grey tea at an Irish bar, to observing the vibrant mix of patrons, Boyle's evening is filled with humorous anecdotes and observations.
His dry wit shines through as he shares the unexpected ease of being an 'Elko' in the US, where cheap booze and friendly strangers abound. The episode takes a turn as Boyle introduces the 'Fucked Up Friday' segment, featuring an anonymous listener's story from Canada. This tale involves a wild mix of wrestling shows, day drinking, mushrooms, and an unexpected act of kindness from a stranger.
The listener's chaotic night ultimately sparks their sobriety journey, illustrating how personal tolerance to one's own antics can lead to life-changing decisions. Boyle's unique storytelling captures the absurdity and rawness of addiction, while offering a platform for others to share their stories. So, what's your tolerance threshold for chaos? Tune in for a laugh and maybe some reflection.