David Boyle
David Boyle
1 Year 214 days - Small Town Hotty
1 Year 214 days - Small Town Hotty
1 Year 214 days - Small Town Hotty
Wednesday 16th December 2020
David Boyle humorously explores the challenges small-town beauties face when moving to the big city in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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If you are a small town hottie, if you are the hottest girl in a small town, you need to get the fuck out immediately. You've got to be out as soon as you turn. You might spend A Few Years throwing up in nightclub toilets going. There's a little bit of a teething out period. You don't want to be relying just on your fucking looks. You're gonna need some fucking brains to back up that beauty.
Ever wondered what it takes to be the hottest person in a small town and make it in the big city? Comedian David Boyle dives into this very topic in his podcast 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'. In this episode, titled '1 Year 214 days - Small Town Hotty', Boyle humorously unpacks the trials and tribulations of being a small-town beauty trying to navigate the complexities of urban life.
Boyle’s comedic genius shines as he argues that good looks alone won't cut it when you leave your hometown. He shares his candid thoughts on why small-town hotties need to pack some brains along with their beauty if they want to survive the city jungle. According to Boyle, the transition isn't all glamorous; expect a few years of awkward adjustments and nightclub misadventures.
But it's not just about the ladies—Boyle also gives his two cents on what it means for small-town guys trying to keep up. Whether you're a small-town hotshot or just someone looking for a good laugh, this episode offers plenty of both. Tune in for Boyle’s hilarious anecdotes and sharp observations that will leave you thinking and laughing long after the episode ends.