David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 259 days - Plowed
6 Years 259 days - Plowed
6 Years 259 days - Plowed
Wednesday 28th January 2026
Join David Boyle as he humorously recounts his epic battle with snow and the plough guy in this entertaining episode.
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Get the buttons here!Snowed In: David Boyle's Hilarious Winter Struggle
Episode Overview
- David Boyle faces an epic battle with snow after the plough guy's mishap.
- Humour is used to turn a frustrating experience into an entertaining story.
- Boyle's anxiety grows as he races against time to dig out his car.
- The episode highlights resilience and the absurdity of winter challenges.
- Listeners can relate to Boyle's comedic take on dealing with snow.
"I had four hours to dig myself out of that hole. And it took every minute."
What do you do when your car is buried under a mountain of snow? In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle shares a hilariously frustrating encounter with the local plough guy. Picture this: a driveway enclosed by a six-foot stone wall, a car already snowed in, and then the plough guy arrives to make things worse. Boyle recounts the ordeal of digging his car out from under a snow heap that could rival Everest.
With his signature humour, Boyle paints a vivid picture of his struggle against the elements, turning what could be a mundane tale of winter woes into an engaging narrative. He talks about the anxiety creeping in as he races against time to free his car before soccer practice. It's a story many can relate to, especially those who have faced similar winter challenges. Despite the physical exhaustion and frustration, Boyle's comedic take on the situation keeps listeners entertained.
His reflections on the absurdity of it all might even make you chuckle at your own winter mishaps. So, if you're in need of a laugh or want to hear how Boyle managed to dig himself out, both literally and metaphorically, this episode is worth your time. Will Boyle's experience make you rethink hiring a plough guy next winter? Tune in for some laughs and perhaps a bit of cathartic commiseration.