[2022-02-10] Inside Scotland's SLEEPER Train _ $460 FIRST CLASS Cabin [IBQa9xDNpLg]

Virtual breakfast.

You've got a bacon roll, a vegan granola, or porridge. Uh, bacon roll please. Yeah, would that be with a tea or a coffee, sir? Uh, coffee please. So B4 right there. Okay, it's open, you can, you can go in. Where's my petrol? How do I know which one's mine? Oh wow, imagine if you're really fat trying to get down here. Which one's my room? Oh, this is so narrow. If you're fat, there's no way you're fitting in here.

That's a doorbell.

What does that do? Oh wow! Oh, oh, oh wow! I just had to push the door a little bit harder. Oh wow! Look at this. Okay, that's pretty cool! Oh wow, look at this! I'm in the right room, am I?

I think I'm in the right one.

Better not disturb me! This is fun! Oh wow, there's a toilet! Whoa! And a shower! Wow! So this is my first-class sleeper train cabin. Very nice. Got a double bed and a sink and a toilet. I think that's a toilet and a shower. Oh, what's this green bag? Raise bench for toilet. Oh wow, there's a toilet! Oh, there's toilet paper in there! And then I guess you sit here and have a shower. There's the shower head. And then the bed. Oh, look, there's space under here. And then they give you a load of stuff. Oh, look, they give you a book. Oh, look, they give you shampoo and stuff. Ooh, what's this? Shampoo. Oh, someone's coming, someone's And then you get plugs, host call, window light, USB charger. They gave me bottled water! What's this? Room light and dimmer. Why is there water in the sink? Whoa, whoa! They gave me a little pencil, and then here— oh, there's a little table! Wow!

Oh, we're moving!

We're moving! Oh my God, oh my God! Oh, we're moving! Goodbye Scotland, thanks for nothing. Thanks for wasting my money, wasting my life. Oh my God, it's snowing! Wow, feels like I'm in Russia. Doors moving. God, it's so shaky. Oh, I can't see anything now. Oh, my laptop's falling. Oh my God, the whole— Jesus Christ. The whole thing's shaking! Yeah, so this is my train cabin. Got a nice bed. The mattress is quite soft. Very nice bed, very comfy. So, we've got about 6 hours, 7 hours until we arrive in London. I think I'm gonna try to get some sleep. Hopefully, I don't oversleep and then they start knocking on my door. This bed's really nice. The pillows are very nice too. Pretty nice bed, maybe even better than some of the hotels I've stayed in. Okay, I'm not really gonna take my clothes off because I feel like that would be a bit weird, so I'm just gonna sleep like this. I think it's fine. Turn off the lights. Like that. Uh, how's she— what's this light? Oh, okay, so that's very dark. Wow, very, very dark. Guess I'll see you in the morning. Good night. It's It's 6 AM. Didn't really get much sleep. The whole train is just really noisy. I don't know if you can hear it. It's just rattling and shaking the whole time, and then when it passes by another train, the whole thing just vibrates quite a lot. So, um, yeah, we're gonna arrive in London In about an hour. I don't know how to get my breakfast because when I got on the train, they asked me if I wanted— what kind of breakfast I wanted, but they didn't say if they were gonna bring it to my room or if I had to go out into a different part of the train to, um, to get it. So, I don't know what's gonna happen to my breakfast. About to enter London now?

Okay, cool.

There wasn't even an announcement saying that we'd arrived. Why is it so deserted?