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Hi Tim! 😄

I know - weird isn't it? :-)

@@CraigCanberra This movie is the ONLY time I’ve ever heard that line!

Well all set top boxes run VMS don't they?

I mean movie

Agreed.

Amazing how Egg appeared in it and Big Trouble in Little Chinatown

What is "must of"?

​@@LliamMoore one question for you, which one is correct; must'of or must've? Let's see if your education system failed you. Oh wait, you already proved that is has... 😂😂😂

@@LliamMoore my friend, I don't think I'm the one whose education system failed 😂 The correct spelling is "must've", which is the contraction of "must have". "Must of" is just the giveaway that you need to go back to school!

@@LliamMoore Thank You!!

@@anonymoususer855 You English teachers! LOL!!

I have no concern for criminals.

I guess you would rather the police let the perp continue on and plow into a minivan and kill a whole family. Happens more often than you think. Stop the chase as quickly as possible. The concern should be for innocent bystanders first.

No, comments haven't been cleared. It's just that no-one has left any comments until you just did! 🙂

@@CraigCanberra Oh sorry mate, I'll put that right then haha. I just thought it odd that such a good video had no comments after a year and didn't want to waste my time leaving one if it was going to be deleted soon after ! I even recommended your video to another TH-camr.

@@Martindyna Ha ha. No worries. I don't think the video is very good to be honest. It's fuzzy at the beginning, the train waits far too long at the platform, and I turn the camera on the girl instead of the train! At the time I was also interested in track design so I spend too long at the end looking at track! 🙂 If I'd known that people were going to be interested in it, I'd have done a much better job.

@@CraigCanberra Don't be so hard on yourself ! The girl meeting her friend adds some character to the video and the design of the track, sleepers and rail clips are of interest to railway nerds like myself haha ! Anyway I left another, seperate comment.

There's no fixed penalty. If the building people called the cops then the cops would probably try and work out what offences had been committed. They might be able to get you for trespass but that could be tricky if you were in the building with permission (even though you clearly had no permission to be on top of the lift!). If they could pin trespass on you, the penalty would be up to the magistrate's court. There'd probably be a fine. What country are you in?

@@CraigCanberra I'm from France and finding information about the laws regarding either trespass or lift surfing has proven to be... well, impossible to me so far. Every time I surf a lift I get quite anxious about being caught, particularily when exiting the cartop, and potentially facing someone waiting for the lift. It has indeed occured to me a couple time, but fortulately the people that saw me exiting the cartop were quite friendly and most importantly I was not on my own, I think otherwise I might have gotten into trouble. Now I'm on my own and that makes surfing lifts much more difficult to me, in fact the last time I did surf one was probably something like 2 years ago. (I'm a bit like Beno except I don't upload anything). Find someone to go alonw with me surfing lifts is currently the biggest struggle I'm facing about that.

Suggestion: wear a high-vis vest (you know, the ones that road workers etc. wear) and carry a clipboard. If you're wearing a worker's vest and carrying paperwork, you'll look like you should be there. It is even better if you look very confident and don't look surprised or like you shouldn't be there. Once you've exited the lift, take the vest off so that you don't confuse other people in the building!

I don't usually take people with me. I can manage my own safety but I can't stop someone else suddenly doing something stupid and getting injured. However, I have taken someone with me sometimes, just to impress them! But I will never ever give them a key or let them go on their own. Never.

There was no glass ceiling. This was surfing on top of the elevator car, a practice extremely dangerous if one isn't properly trained. Most folk think that the only danger is falling off the car down the shaft, but no, there are other hidden dangers, including moving cables (so losing your hand on the pulley) and, most dangerous of all, the counterweight going in the opposite direction as the car, which can take your head off! Trained personnel only!

@@CraigCanberra Thank you for the reply. Yeah I know the dangers since I'm also a lift surfer. In fact I only surf in inspection, not in normal like you did in this video and that is for safety.

@@psirvent8 Respect man. I appreciate your attention to safety. I can't understand why lift companies make the landing door release locks so insecure. Years ago some of them required a key which when turned exposed the hole to insert the lever but these days even they're gone - they only need the lever these days. Bizarre. And what happened to trapdoors in the car ceilings? They're gone now too.

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@@abmilanfan3248danke! du 🎅

Hi Mark. Have you posted your photos online somewhere? I'd love to see them. But yes, we were told they'd take three weeks to demolish the thing but they got as far as the point shown in the video in just a few days!

Well James, for starters, I wasn't asked to stop filming. I don't know where you got that idea from. I filmed freely and stopped when I chose to. Secondly, it's a public area and there are no restrictions on filming there. There ARE restrictions in customs and immigration areas for international flights but this very full overcrowded waiting area was not one of them. So your facts are indeed fiction. I believe you sir are the numbskull.