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What do you mean? I love sprinting for my train with 3 minutes notice of the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this platform number. I also love that for some reason all of my Bluetooth headphones get interference inside the station, something I’ve never noticed anywhere else. It doesn’t work anymore. The platform only opens when the platform is announced. They’ve started putting automatic ticket barriers that only start accepting tickets when the platform is announced. Yeah, just watch which platform the service arrives at that you train will have driven before. Near 100% platform guarantee. I genuinely thought I just bought cheap Bluetooth headphones…fucking euston another reason I hate that station! It’s common in mid-large train stations. At any given time, dozens (potentially hundreds) of people will be connecting to Bluetooth as they are about to get on or off their train or sit down to wait for it or attempt to drown out the drunks. Frequencies and that. Liverpool street is getting to be just as bad. Even with pre downloaded content there is a lot of signal interference due to (what I am probably misinformed is) the sheer volume of people/devices sending out signal. Oh god…this. I mean why why why wouldnt we want to see advertising when we could instead know where the train is so we can get on the train that we came to the station for! stansted is the same, drives me mental when you’re just trying to get checked in and settled for your flight as quickly as possible but first you have to spend ten minutes stuck in a bottleneck while two people check an entire train’s worth of tickets
Saw a report on Stansted train station; it’s utterly criminal they spend more effort employing staff to catch out people that have used contactless, rather than invest in actually getting contactless working in their station. I can’t believe an airport can be so backwards. It’s nowhere near London or the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this Oyster zone, and the amount of signage/announcements telling passengers that oyster/contactless isn’t valid in massive signs with obvious pictures is mad. Also it’s not the airport responsible it’s the train operator Greater Anglia First time they started doing this I went there and was a bit flustered as I didn’t have my ticket ready (it was literally a new process) on my phone and under there the signal is fucked. I was complaining to myself and the ticket guy piped up all aggressive like “What would you do if there were barriers huh?!” so I just said “Relax it’s loading, you’re doing your job it’s fine” and eventually got it up and went through. Mental Avanti trains have their staff checking tickets before entry to the platform. They should put more barriers in because the long line to tap out on the 1 working reader on the ramp is horrid.

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I don’t think there’s enough space for the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this platforms to effectively get people on and off the platforms quickly, considering the huge number of people trying to board an 11 car train, and they announce the platform 10 minutes before departure. It would cause a massive backlog, trying to get everyone through a couple of barriers If I recall, at Paddington the barriers there only give you access to a few select platforms and not all of them. Like at Euston the platforms and entrances are linked to 3 or 4 platforms. Maybe I’m wrong however. At Paddington most of the gatelines give access to a pair of platforms. The backlogs at Paddington are caused by (a) the switch to barcode tickets that means everyone spends 10 seconds waving their phone screen over the scanner instead of 2 seconds putting a ticket in the slot and collecting it, and (b) the fact they often have all the barriers set to red when they announce the platform, wait for the tide of people to wash up against the barrier, and then have some guy fight his way along the front of the crowd to turn two or three of them green. Paddington is either one or two platforms, although I think they’ve actually removed the barriers for some of the platforms.
Ten minutes? More like ten seconds. I’ve genuinely caught trains from Euston where they’ve announced platforms at the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this same time as the published departure time, leading to hundreds of people sprinting from the departure boards to the far end of the station, desperately hoping that the train will be held by at least a minute or two to allow passengers to actually board the bloody thing. I like that they have recently added to the feeling of jeopardy by putting a countdown clock over several of the platform entrances, ticking down the few seconds to the time the platform closes. That’s a choice they make though, one that absolutely doesn’t need to happen? Not like the train schedule is randomly composed on the fly and nobody knows what trains go where when. They can’t announce the platform until the train is ready to provide the service. Announcing platforms late is still better than having to disembark a previously loaded train and swap everyone to a different one. You can’t announce the platform until the arriving train has disembarked, and station staff have completed their turnaround duties.
If we had enough platforms, that would be fine, because you could do this in parallel across multiple trains at the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this same time. But Euston is desperately short of platform space — Arriving trains simply cannot occupy the platform for any reasonable length of time, which means turnaround times have to be reduced dramatically. You can’t get people off the train any faster, turnaround duties can’t be reduced in any meaningful way … the only thing left is boarding time. And yes, there are sites like realtimetrains that will give you a predicted platform that gets you in before its officially announced, but its only guessing based on the timetable. You can follow the realtimetrains recommendations, and 99% of the time you’ll be fine, but that 1% of the time when the train gets swapped out from underneath you won’t be enjoyable. Guess what? HS2 was supposed to fix all this. Was. But the DfT decided to spend £3billion to scrap all the work done on the £2.5 billion station in favour of a smaller, less capable station costing just £6billion, only to then cancel the entire thing anyway and spend it all on “levelling up the North” by funnelling it to motorists in the Home Counties (which you may have noticed — are not in the North).
I think it’s a safety precaution, it’s a lot easier to monitor travellers when they’re all in one place (in case of security incidents / terrorist attacks) – so entry to platforms is staggered… Atleast that’s what I was told The train operating companies treat their own special policies, that are unique to them as an operator, as though they came down on a stone tablet from Mount Sinai. Given the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this ridiculously short gap between platform announcement & departure time don’t think barriers could cope with the rush. Last few times I’ve travelled through Euston it’s been massively overcrowded and I would think quite scary if you’re not a regular traveller. Certainly don’t believe the station could be safely evacuated if there was a fire or bomb scare. To stop people travelling on the wrong service. Ticket barriers aren’t that smart. They just check for a valid ticket on date alone, they wouldn’t know which time service is at what platform. They also can’t distinguish operator only tickets, and as LNW serve a lot of the same destinations, it makes them less than ideal. Saves the on board staff a lot of hassle, and people from being fined for invalid tickets.
This should be top comment. Barriers only check the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this date and from station. Not time. Lots of people at Euston trying to get on earlier/later trains with single specific train tickets. Avanti also stop at Watford Junction on some services, but only to collect passengers. A barrier would let someone with an oyster card through, and they definitely don’t want people doing that. There’s nothing to stop you getting off the train at WJ if you could sneak on, but Avanti would never see any revenue. That’s mostly a fixed problem: But you need the new barriers. And you need to persuade the DfT that barriers that can actually check tickets are a Good Idea.
This is a logical edge case but surely rather redundant given they almost always make an announcement on the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this train before departure saying LNWR tickets aren’t valid on Avanti Services? I have had it also before where a LNWR service with some of the same calling points was departing from an adjacent platform to an Avanti service – the staff tried turning me away on a LNWR only ticket until I pointed to the screen above their head showing the LNWR train stopping at my station – at which point the above use case mostly falls apart Announcements don’t protect revenue though, that’s what the staff are for. The train will get to MK before a full on board ticket check could be done more often than not. People always try and game the system. I know I have…. Yes, adjacent departures do happen, but it’s the best they can do. In your case, Avanti staff wouldn’t have been blocking the lane to your platform (likely 7 or 12). You didn’t need to show them your ticket. And then there’s the issue with LNW having a nasty habit of announcing trains very close to departure time. If you’ve had to do the dash to an outer platform, you’d know gates wouldn’t be able to cope with that number of people for a service to be even remotely punctual. If the train left while there was a massive queue, there would be riots lol.
There is a proposal to install a gate line at Euston, but it’s currently stalled following concerns about ped flow and passenger impact. I love Euston. Standing around staring at a giant screen like 1984, holding an empty Burger King bag because there isn’t a bin in sight. Beautiful station. So I would assume that’s why, they are a real life testing lab for how badly designed and run a station in a major metro area can be. Must be something to do wirh franchise responsibility. They have barriers on the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this platforms for the overground becuase tfl want to check tickets and can run that technology. is Euston run by tfl? Avanti has to provide their own ticket staff or something I was surprised a couple of months ago when my ticket was checked on a Farringdon platform, when it does have barriers. Did he think I’d abseiled down to the platform from the roof, in an Olympian attempt to try to replicate Elizabeth II on a Tues morning in rush hour just for kicks? Straight up, it’s about flexibility and practicality. Euston’s a beast of a station with a massive flow of peeps and a ton of different train lines, including long-distance ones. Installing barriers that fit every ticket type, including those old-school paper ones and special passes, is a logistical nightmare. Plus, during peak times or special events, staff can manage the flow and make quick decisions on the spot, something rigid barriers can’t do. And let’s not forget, upgrading infrastructure in such a busy spot without causing chaos? Good luck with that. It’s not just about upfront costs; it’s about keeping things moving smoothly without turning the place into a bottleneck nightmare. Sometimes, the old ways ain’t broke, so why fix ’em?
Write to-do list in the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this last 30 minutes, boss thinks “Look how focused they are on tomorrow”. Then in the morning you review the to-do list, and cross off all the jobs you won’t have time for or just don’t want to do, and you’ve started the day on a positive because half your list is crossed off! I just skive off. The main team I work with finish at 5:30 whereas I finish at 6 so I have the final 30 minutes to myself. I’ll wrap up any loose ends, I’ll then head off to the toilet for a dump before chatting to another team we have here. I return with a few minutes to spare which I then proceed to pack up and I’m usually out the door for 6. My boss is well into his crypto and I’ve got a little bit. Simply mention something to him and he gets real excited explaining loads of stuff to me and drags a few people in subconsciously. Is this the adult version of asking the teacher a question so they’ll get distracted and forget about the lesson? Lol
There was an older guy at my old place of work, he was very quirky, kind of looked like Howard Stern but more nerdy and friendlier. But he was a bit autistic and didn’t get social cues. Anyway my manager, when he wanted to wind us up, would hook the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this man into a conversation, but then mention one of us being interested in whatever he was going on a long babble about. Sometimes it lasted a whole 20 minutes and often beyond our working hours but he was too nice for us to interrupt him so whoever was hooked into the conversation would be left on the office waiting for him to finish. Instructions unclear. There’s a turd in the sink, the filing cabinet is full of dirty mugs and someone blocked the toilet with a dead bird or prey Glad I don’t have a set finish time at work. Once I’m done with my tasks, I’m done. No waiting around or clock watching.
This, I work hard until my tasks are done. My boss couldn’t care less about my work hours. Be there for meetings and get your work done then way that works best for you, if that means starting at 2pm and finishing late, then do it. True flexible hours jobs are amazing. Same, I have a couple of routine tasks that require two people but they can be done in a few hours in the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this morning, otherwise I’m free to arrive and depart as I deem fit so long as the job gets done and I don’t take the piddle with dossing about or taking overtime. I work in an Aldi warehouse. I’m contracted for a certain amount of hours monthly. It averages around 5 hours an evening, but some days I could work 7-8 and other days 4-5 hours a shift. We have a set start time but not a set finish. I never have this issue as we are always really busy where I work. The last 30 mins are spent trying to get our work finished on time.
Today i asked someone to train me on something in Excel that i wasn’t 100% sure how to do. Both myself and my colleague were exhausted and this made it look like we were being productive but in reality we were just pissing about with paragraph margins in spreadsheets. Jump on LinkedIn and read all the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this articles from CEO’s about how going back to the office is a good thing. At least you can chuckle whilst wasting your time. I work in a warehouse and if we stop picking orders before 4:55pm we get a file-note. Five file-notes and we get a disciplinary hearing. Yay. Our whippet boy is the cuddliest dog I have ever met and will lie in wait for you to get comfy on the sofa before getting comfy in your lap
I archive mine so that they are no longer in my inbox, but if I want to recall what I was up to on 22nd March 2016 (see other post) I can find them. I assume this is aimed at non-customer facing workers as the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this last 30 minutes in those jobs are rarely quiet enough to skive. If I’m done I just go home. Arbitrarily staying until 5pm or whatever “finish time” is I just don’t understand and I’ll never make someone under my charge do that. If you’re wiggling the mouse to stop the screen locking (and showing away on Outlook etc.), just rest something on one of the keyboard keys and it’ll stay active whilst you are really AFK. Or google “powershell script to keep Teams active”, the one I use just presses numlock every 3 minutes.. and no fear that it’ll accidentally answer a teams call or anything.
I just rest something on the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this – tile in the top right part of the keyboard. Click on the taskbar first then nothing will accidentally open. I have some (40ish) small files in my desk drawer that I keep alphabetised. Every now and then I’ll shuffle them up. If I need to kill 20-30 minutes, I’ll rearrange them into alphabetical order and maybe look through one or two. Otherwise I pick a previous date at random and go through my sent emails from that day. I don’t know why but I find it really interesting to see what I was up to on, say, 22 march 2016. It looks like I spent the majority of the day discussing the particulars of a project with a client (quite a boring read) and then asked one of my senior colleagues for some advice with something I didn’t know. The good thing is, I now know what I was asking about (which document some standards and specifications were listed in).
Check the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this traffic. My. Commute is only 10 minutes or so but it doesn’t take much to double it or even triple it. I also check bidb.uk to see the progress of the Toob broadband rollout in my area. I clearly need something more interesting to do! Cycle mechanic, I start moving my tools from my bench to the board and then have a little wipe down then spend 5-10 mins getting changed for my ride commute God, it’s mad to think we all clock watched til 5:30 just a few years ago. All too scared to look like a shirker even though we all knew we’d given up for the day at half three Usally have to work and leave as soon as im done (work in theatre backstage on shows so don’t really have a choice) I don’t. I work until 3pm, its a game changer. The afternoon flies and by the time I feel myself starting to lag its time to log off. When I was in the office I used to finish at 6pm and everyone else finished at 5 or 5:30. The phones turned off at 5:30 so that last 30 minutes was my only guaranteed period of peace and quiet during the day. It was my most productive part of the day knowing I wasn’t going to be interrupted by an impromptu conference call or some inane question every 15 to 30 minutes. On the days I had nothing to do I’d go for a shit.
Keep working and pray to the Sorry I Broke Your Table Buffalo Shirt and I love this headset gods that I don’t get a call that will take me past finishing time. If it’s not busy, we might be allowed to hit “not ready” at 5 to the hour to avoid getting stuck late Delete old emails 1 by 1… then go into deleted deleted emails and delete them 1 by 1 again.. never delete all, computers still clicking.. I’m also on tiktok at the same time… job done xx I normally just go into the warehouse and have a little clean up. By the time I’ve done a quick round I’ll have a quick cuppa and a chat with the bosses before heading off. This reminds me of two people I worked with. We had flexi time, so in a four week period, we had to accrue 140 hours of work. If you reached 147 hours, you could have an extra day off during the next four week period. These two people would spend the last half an hour of the four week period checking if they had reached 147 hours. All their belongings would be packed, and coats on but just paced to and fro until the time clock reached the magic 147. Being so blatant felt like time theft.

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