Last Stop: Train Service and Passenger Assistance

The train is out of service, urging passengers to wake up and find alternative transportation.

### Late Night Train Service: Helping Passengers Offboard
* 🚉 "This train is **out of service**," announces the conductor as they prepare to assist passengers in **disembarking**.
* 👮 The conductor checks on a passenger who appears to be struggling, asking if they need an **ambulance** while noting signs of **alcohol consumption**.
* 🗣 A veteran, who is also an ex-college football player, is recognized and reassured that he is **looking better** as he receives support from the VA.
* 🌙 As the train makes its last stop, the conductor reminds passengers that the service has **ended** and encourages them to **catch the bus across the street**.
* 🚌 Passengers are informed about the **720 bus that runs all night**, ensuring they know their options for getting home.
* 🙋 The conductor continues to check on passengers, making sure they **gather their belongings and exit the train safely**.
* 💤 Some passengers are urged to **wake up and leave the train**, as the service is **no longer running**, ensuring everyone is accounted for before the train **departs for the last time**.
* 🌟 The conductor's friendly reminders and assistance highlight the **importance of safety and care** for those traveling late at night.

[Music] [Music] this train is out of service. Got a lot of customers today. TR is out of service. Waking up. They get up. Yeah. How you doing, OG? This train is out of service. Hey dude, you okay? All right, you need ambulance? Hey fa, come on, let's go. Come on, my man, the model. Let's go check his eyes, they're kind of pinpointed. Amig go up, come on man. Hey, okay, uh, Colorado fth going to drop. Yeah, he's been drinking a little too much for years. When you need, you want to check the rest of parts. [Music] out [Music] how are you? Good, how are you guys? Good, good, have a good night. All right, thanks. I foreign [Music] come on, it's never bother, you're good. All right, go guys, last stop, guys. Train's out of service, last stop. Hey, you're looking better, you're looking a little better, you right? How are you? He's a veteran, he's from uh, Montana or where is it at? He's an ex-college football player.

Marine Corps. He's getting help at the VA right here. He's having some trouble getting back on his feet, but he looks much better. Yeah, man. Yeah, feeling much better. Look good, my man. Thank you. Got to get. Yeah, you're in Santa Monica, dude. Oh, yeah. You fell asleep. You're trying to e-late. Not till 4 a.m. is the only that's running 12:45. You got [Music]. He missed. Missed one. Hey, dude, you got to get up, man. Train is done. Come on, man. Yeah, you're s-mon. You fell asleep. AC the street. I got my bus pass. That's right, right across the street. Good night. You good? Train coming in. You got to get off. There's no more trains. Your B leave there. Guy left it there. He was drunk coming back. All the trains that are coming in right now are out of service. This is the last stop. Walk on the track. [Music]. Last stop, guys. Out of service. Last stop, P. Out of service. You good? All right. Take the 720. The happens.

in go guys, we're Santa Monica. No, you're Santa Monica. Yeah, take the bus and take you back down asleep. Hey buddy, trying to get up service in Sant mon. You can't fall asleep in here. You're going to go. You went all the way to the beach. Two options, the be the 720 and stay warm in the 70 across the street. Hey my man, you got get off. Let's go. Come on the last one. Qui see the red letters. Wait for there. Let's go dude. Sure you get all your stuff. Okay, go on that way. Thanks man. [Music] See what we got. We got one right here. This train is out of service. [Music] Wake up. All right, you're in Sant Monica. Okay, you can catch your bus across the street. Okay, thank you brother. All right OG G, you all right? Yeah, I do. All right my man, you got to get off. Okay, you got to get off. I hear you man. I you last St guys out of ser is got to get off stop that service. Good morning.

that service guys got to get off. Go guys, everybody got to go. Wake up, wake up, got to get off. You all right, my man? You're in Santa Monica, you're in Santa Monica. You got to get right across the street, okay? Oh, okay, all right. Have a good night. Runs all night, that bus runs all night. All right, you have a nice night. Is that yours, your hat? This way, my man, right here. Catch the bus across the street, okay? 720 still running, okay? Get [Music] on.

END OF THE LINE: Sheriff's Deputies Sweep Metro on Friday Night for Safety, Cleaning, & Maintenance

Santa Monica Closeup

The train is out of service, causing a crowd of customers and some passengers in need of help.

One passenger, a veteran and ex-college football player, is getting assistance at the VA and is starting to feel better.

The conductor is helping other passengers get off the train and directing them to alternative transportation.

The scene captures a bus ride in Santa Monica, with passengers being urged to wake up and get off.

Two options for warmth are mentioned, with a train also being out of service.

The narrator helps passengers find their way and catch their next bus.

Late-Night Bus Assistance in Santa Monica

The speaker is urging people to leave and catch the bus, emphasizing that it runs all night.

They offer guidance to a man, directing him to cross the street for the bus.

The speaker also checks on others and offers assistance, creating a supportive atmosphere.