Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "The Hidden Struggles Of Working On The London Underground | The Tube" video.

  1. Noticed that too, on every British show I've seen so far, tea is mentioned in every one of them.
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  2.  @Michael-mh2tw  That's not the point, she/he gave an example. She/he means, there's always tea involved, no matter the situation.
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  3. It might help for the driver to write it down, as a short story, 5-6 sentences. I drove the train and a child jumped in front of my train. He wanted to kill himself. This made me feel (frightened/surprised/fearful) because he was (young/crying/staring at me.) I did not want him to die. (optional; The fact that he was so young, scared me. Young children should be happy. I can't compute his suffering/decision.) I pumped the breaks and the train stopped. He was unhappy about this. The fact that he responded so heavily, made me scared/sad/angry/shocked.) The thought of what could have happened scares me. The thought that .(....) scares me. The thought of (....) makes me sad. The good thing that happened is that I stopped in time. He was taken to a place to get help. The people were happy I acted so quick. They were proud of me. ~Fin~ It's the whole story, combined. If things ever feel overwhelming or your anxiety/fear starts making this bigger than you want it to be, you can read it again.
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