What ever happened it’s in the past now and you can forget about it. But you can have a laugh at the grumpy man 😂😂😂👍🏻

idk why he thinks he is the boss he was harassing you

Horseshit, laughing at an absurd situation isn't escalation. These people are being stupid,.

No need for apologies. Stupid wanker deserved to miss his train. No worries for his misfortune, he's just a Skunt 🤷

@@arko3709 It's not necessarily that simple.

And it doesn’t excuse him acting like a bully. He should remember he was a kid once.

@@iangascoigne8231 people don’t always act rationally when angry. As the OP says, he may have already been having a bad day so poking the wasp nest isn’t such a great idea.

@@redmozzy It’s funny in a previous reply you criticised the kid despite apologising as still trying to justify his actions, he wasn’t by the way, yet you don’t see the irony in you doing the same for the bloke.

@@iangascoigne8231 I’m not apologising for anyone, just observations… look, you can all act how you want, just remember there are consequences to actions (again, rightly or wrongly but why put yourself in that situation to begin with if you clearly cannot handle any potential consequences?).

@@redmozzy I never said you’re apologising for him. You need to read the comment before replying. I said in another comment you posted to me you’re trying to justify the blokes actions. Do you think that bloke would have been so confrontational if those kids had been 6 foot tall strapping teenagers? He’s a bully pure and simple.

Which if you bothered to read their pinned comment at the start, they admit.

@@iangascoigne8231 whilst still trying to justify his actions 😂

@@redmozzy Pointing out the other person’s behaviour is not justifying his own.

@@iangascoigne8231 he made excuses for why he did it in the first place, perhaps you need to read his comment again

He didn’t apologise, accept responsibility, tell us he learnt ‘the life lesson’ and said he wont do it again. None of that. Wanna know what the pinned comment was? Excuses excuses excuses. And even more excuses. He literally just doubled down on playing the victim and started telling everyone about it (because of course all he cares about is getting attention, and not the fact that he just potentially spoiled the mans day and risked his own life).

When people miss their trains or even flights, it's their own faults. Check the schedule of the trains or buses and plan accordingly. Leave your house early and if you live in a city where there is always lots of traffic, leave extra early. It's always better to arrive where you need to be too early and be late. Throughout my life of travelling, I rarely missed trains or flights, I almost never missed appointments, interviews, meetings or anything important. The rare time that I've been late was because of something unexpected such as a strike/protects, traffic accidents or train technical malfunctions but it rarely happens so most of the time, when I see people running like mad to catch their trains, buses or flights, wether they make it on or not, it's safe to assume it's their fault.

Yes it’s his fault for missing it. Just because you missed something by about a minute doesn’t justify having stupid kids shout and laugh in your face, laugh at you and then post it to KZfaq without your permission, very well showing your face for thousands of views. No. Grow tf up because one day you might end up in a hospital bed with bruises, or potentially won’t even wake up. If you meet the wrong people and/or act like this when your older: you won’t have Dad to protect you. Youll be on the tracks in seconds or if you’re lucky leave with a couple punches. You don’t know how sober or sympathetic the man is. And even if he couldn’t hurt you it’s still wrong to humiliate someone like that, FROM EXPERIENCE.

@@deadaccount2048 nah that manchild needs to grow up and learn not to get triggered by a silly kid laughing and having nothing else to do. He is just a softy. If it was me I would not even take the kid seriously. I would've just thought to myself "ugh, a silly kid who has nothing else to do " and I would've moved on.

@@vintagetriplex3728 Yeah if it was just him, but 1. -it’s definitely not like hes being harassed behind a camera setup thats most likely for social media- 2. Does it matter how old he is? If he were w few years older that’s a *guaranteed punch in the face (at best)* if he acted like that 3. The kid doesn’t own the train station or even pay for a ticket. Hes just harassing people and doesn’t even contribute to providing better service for people that are actually gonna use the line 4. He doesn’t even try to say sorry or anything, but rather plays the victim for more attention. He’s also giving all of us enthusiasts a bad rep, which is -definitely helping his cause-

@@vintagetriplex3728 If it was an adult harassing him would it be right to react? If it was a 15/16 year old would it be? No. So what makes him any special?

No the child needs to learn manners not the man

If he can't take any stick of kids, then he's pathetic.

Oh, I would push him even further. Choleric people are ridiculous.

​@@arko3709absolutely bang on.

Or maybe ... he didn't have it coming, and the other person having the emotional maturity of a rock is his problem, not the trainspotter's.

@@arko3709 but it's fine for the kid with the camera to mess with his? :D

LOL

@@TransporterTony No way TransporterTony im subbed to you how u find my friends video lol?!?

Why? There's no reason to be kind. It isn't a rule, you don't have to do it.

@@iliketrains532 We must treat others with respect. It's the right thing to do.

@@TheTransitDiariesI don't believe in this bullshit known as "respect" it isn't a real thing. And no, I don't "must need" to do anything. If it isn't a Government rule, I' not doing it.

someone didnt read the pinned comment

@@AirTaxiA370 You were still in the wrong no matter what about a pinned comment. It was wrong

​@NotDavidTrains No it wasn't. Morals don't overpower rules, and there's no rule ever stating that he can't laugh at someone else.

@@iliketrains532 Well there may not be a rule that you can't laugh at someone for missing there train but you should be mature enough to keep it inside and not do it out loud as It is extremely disrespectful. A less this kid has ADHD then he does it out loud.

@@NotDavidTrains It doesn't matter if it's "extremely disrespectful" it isn't a crime to be disrespectful, which means it's okay and acceptable to do it. No one has to be "mature".

i disagree, we just pointed out that he missed it then came over to us and started having a go at us

let me add some subtitles for you to clarify [small laugh] he missed it! he had the right to be pissed because you laughed at his misfortune

Sly comment you had it coming

@@AirTaxiA370 you are toxic - why would you laugh on someone who just missed the train? it makes no sense

British people are like this it really isn’t a big deal

@@darrylrichardson7940 of someone is going to post trainspotting videos to KZfaq, they should be professional with it and not laugh at people who miss their trains. Life happens, grow up and respect others and the hobby.

i apologised, i wasnt like "no please i didnt do anything"

No ‘sorry’ or ‘wont do it again’ or anything If defending yourself and playing the victim is an apology, then maybe, sure

nah

Agreed. Was a little aggressive tho but if he didn’t do it, in the future the kid could be beaten up or *pushed onto the track* ⚡️ Don’t think hes gonna act like that again (he doesn’t even deserve to go trainspotting again IMO)

@@deadaccount2048 about being pushed to the track, thats why i was recording

no, he isnt, he is neither in the right or in the wrong, it was understandable that he got annoyed but he really overreacted to be honest, I probably shouldnt have said anything but it slipped out [read pinned]

I don’t think he should’ve been so snappy at you but then again, its the beat outcome you could’ve got. Another comment said they got punched in the face for doin something similar to this, be careful!

Laughing isnt illegal

@@HonestMan112 Of course not but winding someone up who’s already pissed off is a bit silly if you’re not prepared to deal with the consequences

oh boo hoo

@@sprinterofficial8457 how would you like it if i laughed at you missing a train

@@Michael-123 id see the funny side of it, its not that deep

he did not have every right to have a go at us though.

@@AirTaxiA370 You guys laughed at him for missing his train. I would be mad too.

yes but you wouldnt come over to have a go at some kids would you. oh wait. im pretty sure your a kid yourself.@@republic_8116

@@AirTaxiA370 I’m an adult actually. I would be very pissed if some random kids poked fun at me missing my train. I have respect for that guy that told you off. You guys totally deserved it, and hopefully that will keep you from being like that to strangers in the future.

No he didn't.

probably true, still isnt right though

@@AirTaxiA370 tbf you were both in the wrong

@@AirTaxiA370yeah, and it isn’t right to laugh at someone who missed his train

you laugh at him so dont be surprised, just be quiet and do ur thing

The fact you haven’t attempted to take any responsibility or become more mature (or even aware of the dangers you put yourself in) proves that you definitely DID have it coming, and deserve every bit and more. But yeah it was an overreaction from the man (and it was funny seeing how wound up he got from a dumb kid), and he couldve been a bit less confrontational. But as h the man said, “This is a life lesson!” As long as you accept your mistake its over

I assume he was headed home, he seemed to be in work attire and the other morning, my friend saw him at a station only a few miles away

@@AirTaxiA370yeh, could have just finished work and been told something serious could have happened like his child or a family member had a sudden emergency.

im not 10 smh, even if i sound it

I also sound 10 xD

probably will

one of the best comments on this video, i completely agree with this

@@AirTaxiA370 Yeah, just wanted to tell you to be safe, be cautious with strangers, especially when you're quite young, and continue your passion for trainspotting :)

thank you :)@@mar07in

All he said was "haha he missed it". He didn't say anything hurtful.

“HAHAH U MISSED IT” may seem harmless, until youve just missed a job interview, your train home or a meeting. Maybe an appointment or a gathering with friends or family. Who knows! He damn well could’ve has a shit day already, and may be dealing with personal issues (maybe his dog died or he just lost his job). And you don’t know what condition he is in. Is he sober? Did he just come from the pub half drunk? Did he just smoke crack in an alley? Is he psychotic? God knows. And he is being put in an extremely vulnerable position: He is being recorded on cameras by some dumb, spoiled kids bullying him. If he doesn’t do anything he may feel it looks like hes scared to come up to ya or didn’t teach you an important lesson (that could save your life). He may be worrying about the consequences hes gonna have to face now fir being late, or having is face plastered across social media. So, with all of that in mind, how harmless was “HAHAH U MISSED IT!!”? Was it a good idea, a smart idea, a safe idea? Was it mature, or necessary?

i almost never even mention anything about it, this was an outlier

Depending on the kids dad he could have ended up in hospital.

Exactly!

Hed be LUCKY to wake up in hospital when the rails emit hundreds of volts and trains csn go up to 125mph

@@deadaccount2048they dont go up to 125 at that station, everything stops pretty much and the speed limit is 40

@@AirTaxiA370 Oh I didn’t know, that’s my bad (sorry because I kept mentioning that a lot!) But then again, 40mph is enough to kill or seriously injure you. If the 400V tracks aren’t enough

No he doesn’t. He was in a public place. If that were true how do you explain all the station cctv? Do they need permission to film him?

@@iangascoigne8231 a platform is not a public place and CCTV footage is usually not being published if no incident occurs He instead showed his face and published the video on KZfaq. Not such a good idea.

@@AviatorJC I have have checked and indeed you are right it’s private property, and filming is at the discretion of the owners. If he wasn’t allowed to film he would have been told to stop. I would imagine since he chose to confront the person he waived any rights to privacy he may have had. He could always choose to sue, then again that would expose him to ridicule and possible charges.

i only started recording in case something happened, i reckon had we not have been recording, i probably would have been assaulted.

If 👏 you 👏 could have been killed 👏 why 👏 did 👏 ya do it?

i didnt "loudly laugh" I giggled a bit [it totally slipped out btw]

Although it wasnt loud on purpose, the driver could probably hear “hAhAh U mIsSeD iT!i!i!”, and it almost sounded like u we’re directly shouting at the man As tempting as it was to shout, you must know that yelling and cackling almost right in a mans face WHILST NEXT TO A LIVE TRACK WITH HIGH SPEED TRAINS is a great idea! It really shows your level of maturity and situational awareness. But even then I do still agree that the man clearly overreacted. He shouldn’t have approached you so aggressively and been so wound up by it. At least your dad knows about it and hopefully gave you a good talk/punishment for your negligence.

And I’ll admit I probably would’ve laughed too, and I found his pissed off reaction hilarious. But would I have shouted HAHAH U MISSED IT in his face? Behind a camera setup? No. Ive had similar happen to me and it was fucking embarrassing and annoying, especially since I was the only child there. This is a grown ass adult that might have missed something important or had a terrible day already, and you don’t know if he just came from the pub half drunk. Not a good idea! You could’ve at least put the camera down and moved in away from the track (or went to your dad) instead of just standing there winding him up further. One push is all it would take and you wouldn’t be here to make this video (hospital if your lucky)

I laugh at cunts as they miss the train all the time and im the bastard that closes the doors on them and give the ROW bell

@@AirTaxiA370 no, you did loudly laugh.

common W 😂👌

@@AirTaxiA370 I wouldn't say that.

Just like he isn’t at fault for taunting the guy already pissed off

Damn, hope you were okay! This is what I was saying about him getting the lucky outcome. But whats worse is a couple feet away from this kid is A LIVE RAIL ⚡️ WITH HIGH SPEED TRAINS 💥 A punch wouldve been *Lucky* here. Seriously I hope you were okay though, and im glad it didn’t end worse than it did!

@@deadaccount2048 I was okay. Just a sore mouth and thinking to myself “yeah, I shouldn’t have said that really” but I agree that an active railway station is not really the safest environment on earth

@@christopherrollason1369 Good. A punch is really harsh and unreasonable but at least you learned a lesson. You walked away as a more mature and seasoned person (with a sore mouth lol) At least you walked away and your here to tell the tale! And your probably (if not definitely) gonna ever do whatever you did again 👍

When people miss their trains or even flights, it's their own faults. Check the schedule of the trains or buses and plan accordingly. Leave your house early and if you live in a city where there is always lots of traffic, leave extra early. It's always better to arrive where you need to be too early and be late. Throughout my life of travelling, I rarely missed trains or flights, I almost never missed appointments, interviews, meetings or anything important. The rare time that I've been late was because of something unexpected such as a strike/protects, traffic accidents or train technical malfunctions but it rarely happens so most of the time, when I see people running like mad to catch their trains, buses or flights, wether they make it on or not, it's safe to assume it's their fault.

@@vintagetriplex3728 Any number of things can occur that might cause someone to be late. But this is beside the point, anyway, because someone making a mistake or being disorganised doesn't mean you can act in an obnoxious way towards someone in public. Hopefully the young lad in this video will learn a lesson from this encounter.

@@seanolaocha940Agreed! And I noticed how you said that the kid apologised. When did he? All he said was Excuses, Excuses Excuses. Oh yeah, and more excuses for good measure. Not a single ‘sorry’ or ‘wont do it again’. He was cocky enough to shout and laugh in the mans face when he was in a vulnerable position, but the moment he was confronted not a peep. Pin drop silence. And he still hasn’t even accepted it in the ✨*Pinned comment* he keeps telling us to look at. Just more, you guessed it, excuses.

you didnt listen to what i said. I literally said "sorry about that mate" as he walked over, stop being an idiot, im close to hiding you're comments

And he would no doubt have reacted the same, because “unlucky mat could still be seen as taking the piss.

@@iangascoigne8231 depends how it is said.

@@iainclark5964 I would hazard a guess and say with that bloke, it wouldn’t matter how it was said.

@@iangascoigne8231 True!

you are way late bro, it blew up 5 days ago 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

No one's laughing, mate. Well, except him...

British Trains run to strict timetables. You miss the doors, you miss the train.

you can technically do it but there is a whole procedure for that, back in the days of the slam doors you could because the doors didnt lock

When or where did he apologise? Go on, lets see. He didn’t. Simple. Pin drop silence when the man spoke to him, nothing but excuses and playing the victim in the comments. He hasn’t learned a thing.

And yes, he did have something to prove. He proven that if he wasn’t so lucky, he could end up with bruises, chipped teeth, blood. He could wake up in the hospital (or now wake up), considering hes right next to a live track with trains. That’s the “Life lesson” as the man said. It was only kindness from the man to actually come up to him, as he might’ve saved him from violence. Although ill admit he was a bit aggressive

@@deadaccount2048 18 seconds in. He literally says 'Sorry about that mate'.

@@lbaldylocks6681 That ain’t a apology or even a real sorry lol, that’s a “sorry sorry please dont hurt me” sorry, and he didn’t even apologise after in the video or to the man.

@@deadaccount2048 Okay dude.

oh, trust me, the british are not jolly 😂

I've lived In France before and french people are even more grumpier. Lol 😆.

I've also come across some grumpy German guys before

its fine in the UK, check pinned for reasoning

Egypt isn't possible, they hate that!

Perfectly legal here too, he was annoyed as the kids were making fun of him for missing the train.

it just slipped out. read pinned

this was Fratton, portsmouth

We all do it, don’t we 🤣

thats what i *usually* do, read the pinned for reasoning

“Reasoning” more like excuses. But ye I can imagine u do bc everyone does lol

Kinda hope he got grounded or lost trainspotting privileges tbf since he thought winding up and humiliating someone next to a live rail is a good idea. Not even trying to hate bc the mans reaction is fucking hillarious but this couldve been lethal is he wasnt careful!

frfr this ain't america, this is britain, the grounding system isn't a thing here

Nah it is I get w all the time lol

yep

Nah

well, the views say otherwise