Bus station the most feral part of any town

THE bus station of every town and city is a wild, lawless place where society has broken down entirely and madness reigns, studies have confirmed. 

Researchers found that any terminal where buses begin and end journeys inevitably, for reasons unknown, devolved into a post-apocalyptic Mad Max environment where the weak are prey for the strong and the 87 to Eyres Monsell never comes.

Professor Henry Brubaker, of the Institute for Studies, said: “Our findings won’t come as a surprise to any unfortunate souls who’ve found themselves in these shanties of the damned. McDonald’s after 11pm comes a notable second.

“All of the signs are wrong, there’s bird shit everywhere, every horizontal surface is coveed in spikes and the reek of piss is ever-present. They’re not so much vital parts of the public transport infrastructure as a preview of the nightmare to come.

“Pity anyone forced to use them on a daily basis. Herds of depressed commuters, all who know they’re only one wrong glance away from a riot kicking off? Protected only by their earbuds and their indifference? A grimy, vaping hell.

“The only way to escape these ghettos is to make a cursed deal with the sullen-faced wardens who despise them the most: bus drivers.”

Regular bus traveller Martin Bishop said: “Bus stations aren’t that bad. If you know a better place to buy 15 kilos of dog hair for two teeth, I’d like to hear it.”

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You cannot fight the rising tide of Burnhamania sweeping the country, says Andy Burnham

ANDY Burnham has told Labour any attempt to stem the wave of Burnhamania overwhelming the UK can only lose. 

The mayor of Manchester, who loves his city so much he attempted to quit his job for a worse job, informed Keir Starmer that he cannot tame the whirlwind and the Burnham army will inevitably triumph.

He continued: “They can stop me at the NEC, for now. But look around. At the Burnham badges on jackets, the Burnham graffiti on walls, my name on lips. I’ve already won.

“In every city the youths cry my name. In the corridors of power it is only whispered, but with hope that could level mountains. Soon it will be chanted on the streets by millions. It is not for myself, but for the people that I sought to become member for Gorton and Denton.”

18-year-old Hannah Tomlinson confirmed: “Forget K-pop. All Gen Z cares about is Andy Burnham’s visionary public transport policies and plans to encourage working-class representation in the arts. And my grandparents are the same.

“When his forthcoming album Burnham Baby Burnham is number one on iTunes pre-orders, when Tom Holland’s cast as him in the biopic, when he’s sold out nine consecutive nights at Wembley, what can the NEC do?

“Burnhamania has taken Britain. A seat as a MP will follow as surely as day follows night.

“Prime minister? No, he’d make a shit prime minister.”