Grotty day, wet and cold, and a slow start but that didn't last long. There isn't many people there at the moment thanks to illness and holidays. So there were none to call when it got busy as it did around lunch time and just before we closed.
Thankfully we got away in time to get the bus and apparently Trent Barton missed the 4.20 bus off because of the football traffic. So there were a lot of people at the bus stop and quite a few were angry ( rightfully so) it's bad enough that our buses are only one an hour but when they take one off with no notice it's a long time to wait to get home especially when it's cold.
We had a chilled out night watching tv first pottery throw down and then that investigation into the Louise Woodwood trial in America. I always thought she was guilty, but when you see how the parents were, there is something not quite right about their demeanour. Certainly didn't come across as grieving parents even just a few days after the baby died, very cold and calculating if you ask me. We'll see how the documentary develops over the next couple of nights.
After that there was also the footage taken by the passengers on the Costa Concordia when it sank. The Captain was appalling leaving the ship while there was still passengers stuck on the ship and dying. He was told by the coastguard to go back onboard and help the rescue but flatly refused Coward is too milder a word for him. I hope they've thrown him in prison with no hope of parole. He denied the boat was damaged which caused more deaths. If he had told the truth from the outset all those people would have been safe. I tell you something you wouldn't catch me on a cruise.
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