An absolute classic video clip, from the
Telegraph:
A drunk Japanese businessman was filmed trying to walk down the escalator the wrong way on the London Underground.
This footage shows a 'drunk Japanese businessman' trying to walk down the escalator the wrong way on the London Underground.
The man - wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase - appears unsteady on his feet as he tries to make his way down the escalator at Tottenham Court Road tube station.
Bemused commuters try to help the man off - but he ignores them and continues to try and walk the wrong way.
After struggling for two minutes as people push past - he is guided off by a helpful commuter who pushes the emergency stop button and points him in the right direction.
The incident was caught on camera last Friday (Nov 9) by Sam Napper, 27, who described the man as a "drunk Japanese businessman".
Sam, from London, said: "I was making my way home after dinner when we quite literally bumped into this chap on the escalators between the Northern and Central Lines at Tottenham Court Road station.
"At first I thought he was playing silly buggers with a few of his FX Trader mates but when we saw his dogged stagger and realised he was alone, I knew we were about to witness something truly brilliant.
"I had no idea where he came from but I had to hand it to him, the man knew where he was going. One by one, concerned commuters tried to steer him in the right direction, to no avail. Our bespectacled hero just kept walking.
"Eventually, we let the poor sod out of his hamster wheel-like hell and pushed the emergency stop button. After pausing for a few seconds, he turned around and walked out, as if nothing ever happened, saying nothing, leaving us stunned."
See
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/9675226/Going-nowhere-drunk-businessman-walks-wrong-way-down-escalator.html 
Fair play to other passengers - particularly the redheaded female - for trying to stop the poor chump!
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