David Boyle
David Boyle
Day 195 - Don't Trust Doctor's
Day 195 - Don't Trust Doctor's
Day 195 - Don't Trust Doctor's
Thursday 28th November 2019
Join David Boyle on I'm Quitting Alcohol as he hilariously recounts his experiences with doctors, self-diagnosis, and healthcare quirks.
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Get the buttons here!David Boyle's Healthcare Hilarity: Trust Issues and Self-Diagnosis
If I do go to the doctor, though, the ones I trust the most are the Asian doctors, Asian doctors with Australian accents. They bring the best of both worlds. They bring the hard work and dedication and traditional medicine of the Chinese people mixed with the far superior medicines of the white man. You get the best of both worlds, Asian and Whitey.
Ever wondered if comedians have a unique take on healthcare? David Boyle sure does! In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', Boyle dives into his amusing distrust of doctors and his penchant for self-diagnosis. Picture this: Boyle walking around with a broken finger for two days because he avoided the doctor. His stories are filled with laugh-out-loud moments and a dash of skepticism towards medical professionals.
But it's not all jokes; Boyle has a soft spot for Asian doctors with Australian accents, believing they blend the best of traditional Chinese and modern Western medicine. One memorable anecdote involves a doctor who gave him a clean bill of health only to light up a cigarette right after! Boyle's unconventional perspective on healthcare is both entertaining and thought-provoking. While his approach might be unorthodox, it underscores the importance of regular checkups and professional medical advice.
If you're up for a good laugh and some quirky insights into healthcare, this episode is a must-listen. Who knows, you might even find yourself rethinking your next doctor's visit.