Hell hath no fury like the people tweeting Southern Rail
If you’re going through Victoria, keep going
People enjoy doing things late. Late Sunday lunch, waking up late, staying out late. We like to do things on our own schedule. Southern rail often does this too, in fact last month more of their services arrived late than on time – clearly we don’t afford the luxury to anyone else.
When you couple this with what feels like inane strike action and unreasonably high fares, the people they get angry.
https://twitter.com/_DanielRyan/status/790317067459235840
What like a train #SouthernRail pic.twitter.com/PEDqhNO3Kc
— Stephen Grant (@stephencgrant) October 28, 2016
A rendition of "are you watching Southern Rail?" from those on the 7.12pm from Wigan as it arrives in London 20 mins early! @VirginTrains
— We Are Brighton (@wearebrighton) October 22, 2016
Waiting at the station because @SouthernRailUK SUCK BIG GIANT COTTON BUDS
— Jordan Farnes 🌙 (@JaffaCookies) October 19, 2016
4 carriages for the Victoria to Brighton run? You're not running a train service #SouthernRail You're running a bath.
— Alison Moyet (@AlisonMoyet) October 21, 2016
Which service are you referring to Luke? ^C
— Southern (@SouthernRailUK) October 29, 2016
https://twitter.com/brightonstation/status/790448215632011264
https://twitter.com/mattBZA/status/789208194400813056
https://twitter.com/Mmm_Haribo/status/788769192375881728
yeah good work! You've just added god knows how long to my journey. WANKERS
— Tabitha (@theminxyone) October 19, 2016
https://twitter.com/Bruciebabe/status/788773854835539968
Don't forget the clocks go back tonight. Unless you work for #southernrail, in which case, what's the point. What's the point of time? Huh?
— Tig Savage (@TracyTig) October 29, 2016
“Please mind the gap between our timetable and reality”#SouthernRail#SoutheasternRail
— Martin Shovel (@MartinShovel) October 29, 2016
Here it is. Your guide to 2016's #Halloween costumes! #trump #southernrail #brexit #strangerthings #corbynhttps://t.co/Avm8U1Loal pic.twitter.com/dAXLI0qhnO
— Standard features (@ESfeatures) October 28, 2016
To be honest, who'd notice? #SouthernFail pic.twitter.com/EpHY9ImoVn
— Malcolm Prince (@malprin) October 23, 2016
https://twitter.com/ConductorSam/status/789370645905862656
https://twitter.com/kfm73/status/788768528342065152
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