David Boyle's Humorous Take on Hubris and Hard Work
Episode Overview
David Boyle shares his experience with workplace indifference towards his comedy career. He discusses the clash between ego and reality in a humorous yet raw manner. Boyle faces tough job choices between a gruelling commute or a physically demanding role. The episode explores themes of self-worth and validation in the workplace. Boyle's journey to sobriety is highlighted through his candid storytelling.
The absolute hubris on me to think that anyone gives a fuck.
In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle takes you on a rollercoaster of emotions as he grapples with his own hubris. Boyle shares his experience of expecting admiration from his colleagues for his stand-up comedy career, only to be met with complete indifference. It's a raw and humorous look at the clash between ego and reality, as Boyle navigates his day job in waterproofing while dreaming of the stage.
He hilariously recounts his inner turmoil, pondering why his co-workers don't seem to care about his international comedy tours or Instagram presence. You'll laugh and cringe as Boyle lays bare his thoughts on self-worth and validation in the workplace. But it's not all laughs; Boyle also dives into the tough choices he faces in his job - a gruelling commute or an even more physically demanding role in a tunnel.
The episode is a candid exploration of the struggles and small victories in Boyle's journey to sobriety and self-acceptance. If you've ever felt the sting of unfulfilled expectations or questioned your path, this episode will resonate deeply. Tune in for a mix of comedy, introspection, and a touch of grit that only Boyle can deliver.