TfL's really going for gold. A bit late for the Olympics, but perhaps in keeping with the secret ideals of what I will laughingly refer to as their 'service'.
This morning, my train in was delayed by 10 minutes owing to congestion/overcrowding ahead of us. I found out just before Vauxhall (when it was too late to do anything about it, like change at Wimbledon for the District Line) that the Bakerloo Line was suspended between Elephant & Castle and Piccadilly Circus (so including the bits of it I need) due to a person under a train. Take a look at the Tube Bingo card now.
All this meant I had to take the next best route I could find (since I also discovered there were delays on the Victoria and Central Lines, for reasons that were completely inaudible): Northern Line to Euston, change there for King's Cross, and change again there for the Circle Line to Edgware Road.
I got to my final destination 39 minutes later than I should have, missing almost the entirety of a meeting with my boss. This while I'm in my probationary period still. Thanks TfL. Thanks for nothing. That'll be £97.50. And I'll be blaming you if I don't pass my probation or receive a bonus and tardiness is in any way mentioned. Oh, and charging you for it too.
Wednesday, 31 October 2012
Another record-breaking score from TfL
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bingo,
bonus,
congestion,
elephant,
gold,
Olympics,
overcrowding,
person under a train,
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