London Underground Evening Rush Hour - Victoria Station Sept.2019 

Sometime who wakes up and happy to go work. You love to see it when someone has this energy

I'll bet he talks in his sleep! Imagine his poor wife listening to that all night!

Yeah 😂😂😂😂

Once my parents were in the central line and the driver was telling jokes!

@@JackAndEmilyVids thanks

Jhhnnm

Kkkmkk!!

Please, use some respect when you use The Holy Name Of God! Your salvation depends on that, mark my words!

@@vincentperratore4395 Holy shit in the name of God

@@vincentperratore4395 I suppose you've died before and spoken to the big man about this yourself then...

Most do as you can see, but some people go middle because sometime they want to get off and walk to the way out without walking the whole platform

And train station are design to make you walk longer and have different entrances from front to back of the train

Because they are brainless, since the advent of Smartphones and social-media humans have been reduced to brainless knuckle-draggers.

@@Pit-jt3lw Yes, TfL purposely make the public way out/in the longest way to walk. It forces those in the know of corridor or station secrets to go in that direction vs the long tourism TfL route as it spreads customer load. Remember that the London Underground wasnt designed to handle such passengers. The new Elizabeth line while not on the tube network but still connects to it on a major scale and has longer platforms and bigger trains still has secret routes, the most of any line in fact, because they expect in 20yrs it'll be busy like this platform was in the video. If you know a quicker way, you'd go that way and lessen the load of the "tourist" way. It totally makes sense. There are some stations where the arrows say way out this way, but its quicker if you walk in the opposite direction!

People are lemmings. They just see a door and head for that. Then they enter the train and stop instead of moving further into the train and making room for the people behind them.