You can't do anything. You're just a passenger like me. I've posted in, I do work here, lady,

before about some girls that thought I was following them from the station. Sadly, I've had

another encounter. It was my day off and I went to my local station to travel to see a friend,

fully masked, obviously. I was waiting by the rear end of where the train would arrive,

as it had covered seating out of the way. I heard a group of people yelling and screaming,

and I tried to ignore it. They continued to get louder, but one girl in particular was obviously

the ringleader. After a few minutes the train arrived and we all got on, I was in the very last

seat at the back of the train. The ringleader started getting aggressive to a fellow passenger

for no reason and my ears pricked up. I stood up and told her to calm down that she's being

an idiot. It's to just let others be. That was obviously the wrong thing to do. She came close

to me and started yelling at me, what are you going to do big man? You're going to cry to mommy?

You're going to go find the police? She obviously thought she was untouchable and I said,

look at that screen. What does it say? There was a scrolling LED screen that repeats in writing,

what has been said over the loudspeaker? She looked at it and said,

so why, what are you going to do? I replied, nothing. Just wanted you to look directly at the

CCTV camera so there's a clear shot of you. She got angry. Oh, you think you're a big man,

huh? You think you're going to get the police involved? I pretended to think about it and said,

you know what? That's exactly what I'm going to do. I then used the key I have in my house key chain

that accesses pretty much all UK railway property and enter the rear cab. Where I quickly close

the door, use the cab to cab communication to speak to the driver to let them know what was going

on and to ask for BTP, which stands for British Transport Police Assistance. I then came out and

told her BTP were on their way and the train won't be moving until they arrive. She didn't believe

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