Did anyone watch The Tube which was on BBC2 on Monday nights. I really enjoyed it, but don't know anyone else who watched it!
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As a rail worker myself (not with the Tube), I'm so pleased that program made it to the screens. People don't see what happens behind the scenes with railways, and it makes us feel good that they finally are. Yes, we might look like we're just standing around being unhelpful (which some of us regrettably are sometimes), but if you decide to jump in front of a train, we'll be the first people trying to get you to stop. NB: if you end up pasted to the front of the train, we're the ones along with the rest of the passengers, who have to walk away with that image for the rest of our lives. Thank you BBC for some decent coverage of the truth behind the railways.
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