Motheres: Richard Osman Traveling to Cambridge. We just picked up a load of extra passengers from a broken train This is what happened to their train (1/8) V 293 t 458 Richard Osman They had stopped at Stevenage, where an American woman got on. As the train pulled out she cried "My daughter is still on the platform (2/8) 223 t 374 Richard Osman Sympathy everywhere, someone has number of stations and rings
Motheres: Richard Osman
 Travelling to Cambridge. We just picked up
 a load of extra passengers from a broken
 down train
 This was what happened to
 their train (1/8)
 V 293
 t 458
 Richard Osman
 They'd stopped at Stevenage, where an
 American woman got on. As the train
 pulled out she cried "My daughter is still on
 the platform
 (2/8)
 223
 t 374
 Richard Osman
 Sympathy everywhere, someone has
 number of station and rings. Woman
 understandably getting hysterical. Goes to
 pull emergency cord (3/8)
 367
 Richard Osman
 Someone tells her train can't stop til the
 next station (5 minutes away) so not to pull
 the cord. She does anyway. Totally fair
 enough (4
 t 37
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 Passengers soothe the woman, reassure
 her until they reach next station. At next
 station train is taken out of service
 because of cord (5/8)
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 Richard Osman
 But no-one complains, because they want
 the sobbing mother reunited with her
 daughter. The driver arrives at the carriage
 (6/8)
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 He hears the story, is incredibly
 professional and reassuring and
 comforting. He gets word from Stevenage
 that her daughter is fine (7/8)
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 And, in front of a carriage of people whose
 train is now out of service she says, no
 word of a lie, "Thank goodness my
 husband was with her"
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An American woman left her daughter on a train platform.