it is! I have been a bouncer at multiple clubs for the past 5 years. You have got to have a ridiculous amount of patience, and a good sense of humour when it comes dealing with 1000's of drunk fucks every night.. lol

I'd watch that.

yup, i see that every day at work on the phones. Hotel customers are funny.

Pathetic.

Thats not why the station closes! It eases the congestion on the platforms... didnt you listen? It is said in the documentary itself

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no, youre not.. people are dumb and lazy

If the whole line is down for an investigation, you might as well stick it out. If however it's a crowded platform, it wouldn't bother me. People are creatures of habit.

I would walk

Would you walk 1/2 a mile after working a 9hr plus shift at night?? Plus any nearest stations would already have overflow and most likely closed as well.

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indeed.. she invested way too much time there

The husband is worse he cant even carry his wife.

Call the paramedics and waste their time and the taxpayer's money on a non-emergency situation? What she did is called true customer service.

No, just dump her on a chair for her husband to come and deal with. I often roll my ankle, and sometimes it is badly sprained, and I have a tendency to become faint with that sort of pain (pathetic, I know 😏) but I would be mortified if, in that situation, I was given more than a chair and a bottle of water until there was time to dream with me personally and help me out to a taxi. There had to be limits to how much inconvenience one person can cause so many others!

The husband couldn’t manage helping his own wife walk out of the station, and apparently was incapable of calling for / hailing his own taxi. Some people are just too spoiled, apparently.

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@@joannethompson1806 I'm from Dublin and I say it the same

Even with gates, if people crash into each other at boarding, their phones can still be dropped to the track through the gap

Or in Asia, putting up platform doors to stop people committing suicide :-(

suicide isnt really a big issue on the underground.. it happens but very rare

They should take a page from tokyo metro. It would solve at least 1/2 their customer problems...

Funding my dude

" We have to put our hands up and go 'Ok how much do you want?' "

There's a third rail on the London Underground which is electrified. You can image what might happen if someone stepped on it while it's live.

Yea i can...

@@acd6835 london underground dosent use 3rd rail. It uses 4th rail so there are actually 2 running rails and 2 rails conducting electricity

Not only are their power rails, even with overhead line obviously you still have a 100+ ton train moving into the station any moment.

Rich lunatics

They probably sell-off the valuable items

It's a safety measure. With the keys away from the train, the train cannot move. Since the train can't move, they can retrieve whatever is on the track.

It's not really about safety, rather the fear for responsibility !

tbh it sound like like one of those thing where for years it was happening and everything was fine and then one day it wasn't and like the driver slipped or something and bumped the throttle and someones head did a grape and then every one was horrified, so there was public outrage, so then to show that took the incident seriously they went full tilt nobody touch anything etc etc probably figuring "well when the pr noise dies away we'll just get every one to ignore it cose that's what their gonna do anyways" and then it happened again or someone was stupid enough to actually say that to some one etc so now when there's a film crew you can be damn sure they're gonna do it by the book ... reminds me or frank burns making people white wash the undersides of rocks for the generals visit in m*a*s*h

As an experienced railroader here in the United States, every single Railroad rule is written in blood unfortunately. Someone does something stupid, or a genuine accident happens, and they write a rule that may seem like overcompensation... but is redundant enough to make sure those things don’t happen again. For example, at the Railroad that I work for we have a rule against using your fingers to align holes when using machines... and against standing in a puddle with a metal pole during a lightning storm.

One episode of a Swedish program about the Stockholm metro showed a woman dropping her phone on the track and for staff to go down and get they talked to traffic control and stopped all trains, they didn’t hand the keys over but yeah. I have several friends working with and on Swedish trains (Drivers, tickets etc) and there’s even more safety measures in place there so maybe you’ve not seen there must be the same procedure in places in more cities. :)

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Certain lines had the Night Tube but that's not operating because of you know what. They tend to do maintenance on the tube lines at night and they're only single track so they have to close it to do those works

Shutupand Sitdown, what the hell?! It’s like she’s got special powers. I swear I’ve never met her.

I know...I saw a disaster program where the Japanese motorman, trying to keep up with that perfect on time schedule, took the curve too fast and derailed the train 😔

they might have been interviewing the tube employee when it happened

But not the driver dropping his own keys lmao.

Not when you are going in or out of a train. That is how items are dropped. Platform doors would do nothing in that case because they would be open as the passenger is boarding or exiting a train.

Because public transport in London is really expensive and it is possible she already paid for a month or a year. In my country, they would just re-issue you with a new card (and "refill" it the way it was) but our cards are nominative if you take a monthly/yearly subscription so they can just check your customer #. I'm not sure for oysters, I know there are nominative cards but I don't know their system honestly.

oyster cards are not nominative, so if its gone, its gone with all the money on it

You cant exit the system without the card. The card enters the system and has to exit out which then pays the fare

She’s Irish.

Berlinie Cause I’m pretty sure you have to tap out.

you cant leave without the card. thyre also not nominative so if its gone its gone

It may also present an additional safety risk, as others may be tempted to (try to) pick up the then, abandoned items.

I couldn't handle living like that, I'm on a Mt in KY and maybe saw 7 people last week, wonder what the avg, ticket prices is,, Thxs, gb

It's those self entitled dickheads with their sense of entitlement, they spoil it for eveyone

Well if it were me i would rather have someone pick up my swift card (birmingham's version of oyster card) rather than pay £15 and wait 3 days for another one.

Anakinskywalker Why would you get buses for a 10 minuet delay?

Nato_Potato that’s how our system works in Melbourne. Mostly because our delays are always way more than 10mins. I can only compare to where I live.

ever seen london traffic? youre faster walking between stations

Mat S yes I have seen London traffic. & I agree you are faster walking but where I live the stations are spread far apart. It can be a good 3-4 miles between stations in the outer suburbs. We don't have the same under ground network you guys do.

They do when the line is closed