David Boyle
David Boyle
3 Years 363 days - Ask Boyle
3 Years 363 days - Ask Boyle
3 Years 363 days - Ask Boyle
Monday 15th May 2023
Tune into 'I'm Quitting Alcohol' as David Boyle shares a funny recycling story and gives cheeky advice on boosting tips from Indian customers.
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Get the buttons here!David Boyle's Hilarious Take on Earthly Limits and Tipping Tips
Episode Overview
- Boyle reflects on the limitations of life on Earth and the hypothetical allure of other dimensions
- He shares a humorous anecdote about recycling from a supermarket
- Boyle introduces the 'Ask Boyle' segment, encouraging listeners to submit questions
- He humorously advises Jared on receiving better tips from Indian customers at an Italian restaurant
- Boyle signs off by urging listeners to share the podcast and promises to return soon
They're very insecure about their wealth. So if you can somehow manage to get them to show off that's the way to do it. I want a percentage of your fucking tips by the way from Indian customers. Anyway, Jared, let me know how it fucking goes. Thanks for sending in the question. That'll do for today. If you're enjoying the pod, share it around and i will see you the fuck later
Ever wondered if Earth is holding you back? Comedian David Boyle sure has, and he's got some wild thoughts to share in this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'. Boyle kicks things off with a laugh-out-loud story about supermarket recycling—ever tried to figure out where those pesky plastic bags go? Then, he dives into the 'Ask Boyle' segment, where listeners get to pick his brain.
This time, Jared from the States wants to know how to get better tips from Indian customers at an Italian restaurant. Boyle's advice? Playfully hint that they might not be rolling in dough, and watch them prove you wrong with generous tips. It's cheeky, it's clever, and it's classic Boyle. He wraps up by urging listeners to spread the word about the podcast and promises more laughs in the next episode.
If you're in need of a chuckle and some unconventional wisdom, this one's for you.