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Good Morning Britain fans all spot same ‘infuriating’ thing during interview with snowboarder
GOOD Morning Britain fans were left fuming this morning as Kate Garraway and co-host Adil Ray continually interrupted a guest.
The pair were chatting to snowboarder Tim Blakey who plummeted 15ft while out on his own.
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The daredevil discovered he was almost out of battery but luckily remember that if he pressed the on/off button 5 times it would call the emergency services.
Kate and Adil were fascinated by his story and kept stopping him to ask questions, but those watching at home weren’t happy about it.
One person tweeted: “Dear lord, just let Tim speak instead of butting in with Qs. Interesting story but infuriating watch.”
A second raged: “Let him finish f*** sake 🤬#GMB”, as a third added: “Stop interrupting!! 😡#gmb.”
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And a fourth begged: “Please just let this man tell his story without the constant interruptions #gmb.”
Speaking about the terrifying situation, Tim started: “Somehow I managed to land on a snow ridge that was no bigger than my board, I still rack my brains about it.”
Kate interjected asking him what exactly a snow ridge was before he continued his story.
“For the first few minutes, I started calling out for help and then I realised that no one had seen me go down.”
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He continued: “The scary thing was I didn’t know long the ridge would last and there was a crack between that shelf and the wall, which was making me a bit nervous. It was like one of those horror movies, because it was a warm day and there was constant drips and snow falling.”
Explaining how he ended up getting help, Tim said: “I had an intermittent 3G connection. I tried messaging a friend of mine but didn’t know if he was going to answer. The battery was quite low, I hadn’t fully charged. It was 3%.”
Again Adil interrupted talking about his own phone, before Tim described how he managed to finally call for help.
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