Please stand clear of the doors...
I'll admit that I made a mistake on the train this morning, although I did my best whilst still in the situation to avoid all eye-contact and therefore deny all responsibility for the incident.
When boarding the train this morning, I was at the front of a large queue of people on the platform behind me. There was a concentration camp-style crush to board which always makes me a bit sad with humanity that nobody wants anybody else to have their seat for what is essentially a twenty minute journey.
As I boarded, I may have brushed against a button. That button may have been mounted on a post, and it may have automatically closed the doors behind me.
I may have heard the hiss as I walked on, and I may have heard the sound of limbs flailing as they became entangled in the doors.
Did I look back? No. No I didn't.
It's every man for himself on trains these days...
When boarding the train this morning, I was at the front of a large queue of people on the platform behind me. There was a concentration camp-style crush to board which always makes me a bit sad with humanity that nobody wants anybody else to have their seat for what is essentially a twenty minute journey.
As I boarded, I may have brushed against a button. That button may have been mounted on a post, and it may have automatically closed the doors behind me.
I may have heard the hiss as I walked on, and I may have heard the sound of limbs flailing as they became entangled in the doors.
Did I look back? No. No I didn't.
It's every man for himself on trains these days...

