Anyway, here's how the idiocy looks, cartoon-train-style.
This is the 7:46 from London to Bristol:

Quite big, isn't it? Lots of people on there.
Here's the shitty stopping service:

Quite small, isn't it? And slow. Jam packed with people because, actually, it's too small, but then there's already been a big protest about that so I'm concentrating on the rubbishness of the high speed services for now.
If only, I hear you cry, we could see both these trains next to each other, then we'd really see how utterly idiotic Third Rate Western are.

Hurrah!
Next time, a conundrum for you: Why are we stopping?
1 comment:
The express trains actually take longer to dispatch because of the stupid passengers you (thankfully) mentioned earlier on in your blogging who fail to close the f*cking door behind them and so if you put it in-front of the stopper chances are that the stopper would catch it up then be delayed until a suitable passing point (if such a thing existed) where it can then delay the express even more and then this would likely mean a further train being delayed, so perhaps the stopper in-front of the express is a better idea in the first place.
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