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The presenter shares an abundance of dad jokes to his Snapchat, and often replies to fans. This week, his content remained as entertaining as ever, while he tried to sort out a broken alarm that was doing his head in.
After 20 years of silence, Phillip’s alarm decided it was time to go off.
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He climbed up a ladder and smashed it to bits.
Still, it persisted. He decided to cut the wire.
No joy. In exasperated disbelief, he asks “What the hell?!” He looks around the attic and discovers there’s another alarm. After applying some brute force, Phillip still struggles to bring the noise to an end.
When the alarm finally dies, Phillip’s relief is palpable.
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Thursday 19 December, 2024
Thursday 19 December, 2024
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Phillip Schofield's Snapchat story about trying to locate and turn off a broken alarm is hilariously frustrating
WHEN SOMEONE TELLS you that you should go look at Phillip Schofield’s Snapchat, you know it’s going to be good.
The presenter shares an abundance of dad jokes to his Snapchat, and often replies to fans. This week, his content remained as entertaining as ever, while he tried to sort out a broken alarm that was doing his head in.
After 20 years of silence, Phillip’s alarm decided it was time to go off.
He climbed up a ladder and smashed it to bits.
Still, it persisted. He decided to cut the wire.
No joy. In exasperated disbelief, he asks “What the hell?!” He looks around the attic and discovers there’s another alarm. After applying some brute force, Phillip still struggles to bring the noise to an end.
When the alarm finally dies, Phillip’s relief is palpable.
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