David Boyle

I'm Quitting Alcohol

David Boyle

  • Day 202 - Old Chinese Ladies

Day 202 - Old Chinese Ladies

Thursday 5th December 2019

David Boyle recounts his airport adventures with elderly Chinese women cutting in line and offers quirky luggage hacks in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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7 minutes
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David Boyle's Airport Adventures: Elderly Ladies and Luggage Hacks

I have to respect the hustle of old Asian ladies just throwing society's conventions out the fucking window.
Imagine being at Melbourne airport, ready for a flight, and witnessing a group of elderly Chinese women who have no interest in following the queue. Comedian David Boyle shares this amusing scenario in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'. Boyle respects their boldness but admits it can be pretty annoying when they cut in line. His humorous take on this behavior is just the beginning. Boyle doesn't stop there; he dives into his own quirky ideas about immigration policies.
According to him, passports should be judged based on headshots, and if you don't look better than the average person, you're out. It's a wild concept that only Boyle could deliver with such wit. And if you're always struggling with extra luggage, Boyle has some unconventional tips. He suggests wearing a thick jacket and stuffing your pockets to avoid those pesky baggage fees.
His airport tales are not just funny; they offer a unique perspective on societal norms, multicultural interactions, and the little annoyances we all face while traveling. This episode is perfect for anyone who enjoys a good laugh mixed with some sharp observations about everyday life. Boyle's storytelling will keep you entertained and maybe even make you rethink your next airport experience.