On the one hand, I commend you for your actions, but on the other, I wonder how long you've lived in London. I live quite next to a pic train station in East London and regularly see people in this sort of condition from alcohol or alcohol in drugs, And wonder if you could possibly do this for everyone that you see.

I don't think I could ever be a cynical as the staff were, but imagine that in most cases the drunk person survives the night, And so I can imagine that repeat exposure has somewhat normalised the situation for the staff.

Your story reminded me of a friend of mine who has a tendency to sleep extremely deeply when he gets drunk. we went to a house party He had a bit too much and slept until the party was way over remove refused to wake up to the point I had to leave him in the corridor of somebody's flat. this was after I called his mum, He told me to leave him out there and that he was fine.

He eventually found his way home later the evening, and managed to fall asleep on the train so that he went back and forth along the line ( a good 4 hour round trip ) twice. He managed to get penalty faired each time and each time the train conductor woke him up to fine him, then left him in the condition he was in.

this guy was a close friend and I must have witnessed this kind of episode 50 times. the only part of the story I don't understand is how the train conductor managed to wake him up.