FGW really do it this time

[fakoriginal]

There must be something about the evening conductors. They're much less chirpy than their morning colleagues, some of whom need telling to shut up when you're trying to have a kip before work. Wednesday was bad enough. I was sat in my customer place (on the floor by a door) when the conductor starts his usual blather about stations, quiet zones,

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you half-wit

[anonymous]

well instead of just getting on the train at the first door, may advise you walk a little further down, where there are always seats in coach A and B, the reason Std class passengers refuse to walk down is that if they are seen getting off 1st class at Reading, they believe themselves to be important

Re: you half-wit

[fakoriginal]

How brave of you to comment anonymously. Shame for you that your IP address was logged, heh.

As you appear to have difficulties reading, I will quote again for you (with the appropriate sections in bold):

"Where did I end up sitting? By the door in Standard Class, there were no spare seats further up the trainDo try and get your facts straight before insulting people

[anonymous]

There are a few hardened pass who chose to stand. They like to be able to get off a Reading by the exit and save a couple of minutes. Manys a time when a peak departure has just been boarded when seats are still available at the front the regulars will already be standing by their door.

I do agree that if you board at the last minute you do not have a choice. However often there are seats at the front but the buffet is blocked by the regulars having their drink on the way home.