Stuart Butler
Stuart Butler
Room 101 with Phil and Dean.
Room 101 with Phil and Dean.
Room 101 with Phil and Dean.
Thursday 26th September 2024
Join Stu, Phil, and Dean as they banish their biggest annoyances in a hilarious Room 101 episode. From cyclists to airport security, nothing is safe!
75 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Cyclists who think they own the road can be incredibly annoying.
- Retractable dog leads are a bane for both walkers and cyclists.
- Using pushchairs as traffic stoppers is both dangerous and irritating.
- Airport security lines can be a source of immense frustration.
- Everyday irritations can sometimes bring out the best banter.
If you have a retractable dog lead, hang yourself.
What if you could erase the things that drive you mad from existence? In this episode of 'Henry Westons Old Mate The Podcast,' Stu, Phil, and Dean dive into their own Room 101—a place to banish their biggest annoyances forever. From cyclists in spandex to retractable dog leads, no topic is off-limits.
Dean kicks things off with a rant about cyclists who think they own the road, while Phil counters with a plea to eliminate people who think roads are only for cars. The banter is both hilarious and relatable, especially if you've ever had a run-in with a spandex-clad cyclist or a dog lead that's longer than your patience. The trio also tackles other everyday irritations like people using pushchairs as traffic stoppers and the chaos of airport security lines.
It's a fun, light-hearted episode filled with laughs and genuine moments of camaraderie. So, if you're looking for a good chuckle and maybe even a bit of catharsis, this episode is for you. What would you put in your Room 101?