David Boyle
David Boyle
1 Year 298 days - Cull
1 Year 298 days - Cull
1 Year 298 days - Cull
Wednesday 10th March 2021
Join comedian David Boyle as he humorously tackles decluttering and sobriety in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'. Listen to '1 Year 298 days - Cull' now.
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Get the buttons here!David Boyle's Hilarious Take on Letting Go: Downsizing and Sobriety
My clothing and possession situation really hasn't changed much since I was A Year Old fucking backpacker with a duffel bag and a nokia. But I didn't sign up for fucking suitcases. I signed up for maximum eight, preferably six.
Ever felt overwhelmed by all the stuff you've accumulated over the years? Comedian David Boyle sure has, and in this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', he dives into the chaos of decluttering his life. Titled '1 Year 298 days - Cull', Boyle humorously recounts his struggle to part with possessions that seem to hold more sentimental value than they probably should.
With his wife by his side, he tackles the daunting task of downsizing, revealing how his attachment to material things mirrors his past attachment to alcohol. Boyle’s witty storytelling makes the process both relatable and entertaining. He doesn't just talk about getting rid of junk; he delves into the emotional baggage that often comes with it.
Through his candid reflections, you'll see how letting go of physical items can be a metaphor for shedding old habits and embracing a new, sober life. Boyle’s experiences highlight the importance of having a supportive partner and the strength that comes from facing these challenges together. If you're on a journey to sobriety or just looking for a good laugh, this episode offers a refreshing blend of humor and heartfelt moments.
Tune in to hear Boyle’s unique perspective on sobriety, clutter, and everything in between.