There don't seem to be many things in the world worth living for any more. But yesterday on the way to Ikea (yah, me, I'm such a yuppie), I rode in a bus with the most amazingly lovely bus driver I've ever encountered.
As we got on the bus, he greated everyone personally with a smile and a " 'ello luv ". No, he wasn't a perv - I know what some of you are thinking
Anyways, then myself and the evar gorgeous, Adam, thought we'd missed our stop. He informed us it was the next stop and so we stopped panicking. THEN as we rounded a corner an announcement came over the loudspeaker "As you'll see Ikea is the large blue warehouse to your left", as if we were on a tour bus!!
We got off the bus and proceeded to walk in completely the wrong direction. The driver, lept off the bus just to tell us which way to walk to get into the car park.
Oh. my. god. If only every bus driver in London was that beautiful.
That's what I call service.
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As we got on the bus, he greated everyone personally with a smile and a " 'ello luv ". No, he wasn't a perv - I know what some of you are thinking
Anyways, then myself and the evar gorgeous, Adam, thought we'd missed our stop. He informed us it was the next stop and so we stopped panicking. THEN as we rounded a corner an announcement came over the loudspeaker "As you'll see Ikea is the large blue warehouse to your left", as if we were on a tour bus!!
We got off the bus and proceeded to walk in completely the wrong direction. The driver, lept off the bus just to tell us which way to walk to get into the car park.
Oh. my. god. If only every bus driver in London was that beautiful.
That's what I call service.
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But every now and then they can surprise you.