Parenting, Soccer Camps, and Hilarious Travel Tips with David Boyle
Episode Overview
Reflects on his daughter's rapid growth and birthday celebrations. Shares humorous parenting advice during his son's soccer camp. Provides practical and funny travel tips for India. Engages with listener questions and offers relatable insights. Balances humour with candid reflections on family life.
Do not have fun and do not fall over – the two Fs.
David Boyle, the comedian behind 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', takes you on a wild ride in this episode titled '5 Years 141 days - Fucked Up Fridays'. He kicks off with a heartfelt yet hilarious recount of his daughter's fourth birthday, reflecting on how quickly time flies. Boyle's daughter has grown up overnight, ditching Peppa Pig because she's now 'too old for that rubbish'.
The episode is packed with Boyle's signature humour as he shares his thwarted plans for a daddy-daughter date, only to be outdone by childcare's grand party plans. You can't help but chuckle at his acceptance of the situation and his daughter's joy among her friends. The episode shifts gears when Boyle talks about his son's intense soccer camp experience.
Enrolled in a week-long Barcelona FC camp, his son faces Boyle's stern advice: no falling over and no fun – the two Fs. Boyle's parenting style shines through as he shares his antics of hiding behind a tree to secretly observe his son. The episode is a mix of parental pride and frustration, wrapped in humour that only Boyle can deliver. Boyle also answers a listener's question about travelling in India.
With his blend of practical advice and comedic anecdotes, he offers tips on everything from train travel to avoiding dodgy situations. His tales from his own travels, including the chaotic beauty of Rajasthan and the serene charm of Goa, provide a vivid picture of what to expect. This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and laughs, making it a must-listen for anyone needing a good chuckle while navigating their own sobriety journey.
Boyle's candid storytelling and relatable experiences make this episode both entertaining and insightful. So why not give it a listen and see how Boyle's chaotic yet endearing life unfolds?