
She'd bought some food to eat on the train, which she would have been allowed to do. She is plonked on to a rail replacement bus and was told she can't take food on it. She kept saying she wanted a receipt for the food so she could claim the money back from BR - this seems fair enough, it is their fault, not hers. And she kept implying she was going to eat it later, not on the bus. Any number of things could have happened here to keep the customer happy, including leaving her food up with the driver till she got off, but she was just facing a blank wall of bureaucracy and I'm not surprised she ended up crying and screaming.
/Edit: Screaming and crying is all I want to do whenever I catch a train (Or get in my car - I can't win), I'm just too English to do it.
( , Mon 16 Jul 2012, 12:10, Reply)

( , Mon 16 Jul 2012, 12:22, Reply)

She did look like she hadn't washed in a couple of days...
( , Mon 16 Jul 2012, 12:29, Reply)

because of a turn of circumstances like you describe? Jesus christ, over the price of a fucking burger as well?
The way you justify her acting like a mong is everything I despise about how people view society these days. Shrug, ditch the food, get on the bus, go home.
( , Mon 16 Jul 2012, 12:45, Reply)

including the chap filming, I think your society is quite safe :-)
I was just sympathising with her frustration at the sheer indignity of it all...the ridiculous rail fairs, the replacement bus, the general lateness, the stress AND being ripped off TWICE* for a shit burger. The burger was likely the last straw.
* Assuming she bought a replacement when she got off the bus.
( , Mon 16 Jul 2012, 12:52, Reply)

Without holding up a bus load of other people. The only indignity would be having to sit next to someone with smelly food, hence why it wasn't allowed on the bus. It's not rocket science. Did she really think the bus driver or any official associated with that bus had the capacity to write out a receipt for food she bought somewhere else? Seriously?
To have a spasm like that over something so trivial and minor is simply being a bellend
( , Mon 16 Jul 2012, 13:04, Reply)

How is the coach driver, working for an outside company, contracted to the train company she's travelling with, going to 'give her a receipt' for the cost of her food?
( , Mon 16 Jul 2012, 13:45, Reply)