David Boyle
David Boyle
Day 228 - New Years Eve Sucks
Day 228 - New Years Eve Sucks
Day 228 - New Years Eve Sucks
Tuesday 31st December 2019
Join comedian David Boyle in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol' as he shares his humorous take on New Year's Eve and offers tips for staying sober during social events.
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Get the buttons here!New Year's Eve Blues: David Boyle's Sobriety Survival Guide
When you're sitting at the table with people drinking, there's a lot less conversation before you go to the toilet than when you get back.
Ever wondered how a comedian handles the most celebrated night of the year without a drop of alcohol? David Boyle, the voice behind 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', is here to share his candid take on New Year's Eve. In this episode titled 'Day 228 - New Years Eve Sucks', Boyle dives into the highs and lows of past celebrations and offers some solid advice for staying sober during social events.
Boyle kicks off with his trademark humor, expressing his disillusionment with New Year's Eve fireworks. He jokes that they lose their sparkle after the first time unless you're on drugs, but quickly laughs off the idea. Reflecting on his best New Year's Eve, he takes us to Havana, Cuba, where he spent a memorable night with his wife, albeit in a drunken haze. The journey to sobriety hasn't been easy for Boyle, and he doesn't sugarcoat it.
He shares practical tips for navigating parties without alcohol. Need a breather? Head to the restroom. Feeling triggered? Light up a cigarette or find another way to step out of uncomfortable conversations. He even suggests inviting strangers to parties to avoid awkward encounters with old friends. Boyle's blend of humor and honesty makes his podcast relatable and engaging.
His reflections on sobriety are not just for those on the same path but for anyone who enjoys a good laugh mixed with real-life struggles. If you're looking for some down-to-earth advice on staying sober during social events, this episode is a must-listen.