S7 EP15: Dean Coughlin

What's Upset You Now?

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Comedy, Comedy Interviews

4.4 • 610 Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2024

⏱️ 20 minutes

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In this episode Seann Walsh and Paul McCaffrey are joined by comedian Dean Coughlin to moan about dodgy boiler men, People in saunas & Personal Trainers! Please Subscribe, Rate & Review ALSO check out Dean’s podcast The Mile High Club available wherever you get your podcasts. And for those of you who said that 15 minutes was not enough head on over to www.patreon.com/wuyn where you can support the podcast and get access to full hour long episodes, New sections, Early access to ad free guest episodes, An opportunity to be on the podcast and much more!! Follow us on Instagram: @whatsupsetyounow @Seannwalsh @paulmccaffreycomedian @mike.j.benwell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's upset you now?
0:14.2	Something that does my head in about this house that I'm in.
0:17.0	And I'm currently in the,
0:18.5	in the middle of moving houses,
0:20.1	which is stressful on its own. But I have a, I've got like a digital thermostat. And when it runs out of battery, the heating just turns on. Oh, fuck it now. I wonder how long it would take me to realise every time that happened that that's what had happened. Yes. I'd be like, bloody out, it's so hot in this house.
0:38.2	It was three in the morning, yeah?
0:39.7	Three in the morning.
0:40.7	We woke up, the heating was on, sweating. Oh. So I had to come down and, like, manually turn the heating off and that. It's because I had a crazy boiler, man. He was a wild man. He's like an ex-con. and he was like, I might need the, I might need the key to get in one day.
0:36.3	And I was like, definitely not.
0:37.5	No.
0:37.9	Like, he told me, it was like, I might need a, I might need a key to get in one day. And I was like, definitely not. No. Like, he told me he was an ex-beggler. Like, you're not coming in on your own.
1:02.2	Who is this, sorry? It's the, my plumber, my boiler man. Don't, don't tell clients that.
1:09.0	No, I know. He told me his whole life story. I was having like 4pm kitchen chats with him. Hello, mate, you're the boiler man. Yeah, of course, I wasn't always a boiler man. For a long time, I was actually coming in houses for a very different reason. Yeah, yeah, it was mental. And, yeah. Unusual for me to be coming in through the front door, to be honest with you.
1:29.4	Usually shivier down the drain pipe. Yeah. So when he was putting the boiler in, like I heard him like electrocuting himself and everything. It was like honestly sort of an out of a film. It was just chaos. What do you mean like? Out! Yeah, literally that. Yeah. and he was like,
1:24.6	he used to be like
1:25.4	addicted to drugs and all that,
1:26.7	but now he just eats like
1:27.5	40 pounds worth of sweets a week. Yeah, literally that, yeah. And he was like, he used to be like addicted to drugs and all that,
1:45.1	but now he just eats like 40 pounds worth of sweets a week.
1:48.8	Now he's addicted to like gummy bears and that sweet.
1:51.8	He spends like 40 pounds a week on sweets.
1:55.1	Right.
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