This is what Youtube was made for, Real People doing Real things! Good Day to you!

thank you for your service sir, even if you're not in the military, you've been a driver for 22 years, you've probably got more then a million passangers to their destinations, you probably got influencers, football players, musicians, actors before they got famous into their destinations, you deserve an award for that, thank you for your job at TfL sir

Hi! I’m a jubilee line controller and I am so glad I stumbled across this video…I recognise your voice from talking to you on the radio many times….From all the team here at the NSCC we wish you a fantastic retirement and thanks for all your help and dedication to the line over the last 22 years! Happy retirement👍🏻😎

The unique acceleration sounds the jubilee stocks gives out gives me chills. Used it everyday from Wembley Park during my time in London. Thank you for carrying us all safe during your times.. Very well done sir…

22 years on service for the Underground. Let that sink in on how many people you safely traveled.
This was an intresting video for me, as a train enthusiast. Seeing a driving point of view is surreal.
Thank you for your amazing dedication and time on the Underground and hope you have a great life!

What an excellent video. I like the mixture of insight into your job and your personal anecdotes and sentiments. Very much looking forward to the next part, and I hope you keep making youtube videos in your retirement, because you're pretty good at it.

What a fascinating insight for a tube drivers' perspective. It involves a lot more than 'just driving a train'. And the fact you've been doing this job for 22 years, I give all the credit to you for keeping the transport network moving and reaching passengers to their destinations

Enjoy your retirement!

I'm a train operator in the United States and it's interesting to see how similar yet different operations are on the London Underground compared to where I work.

The biggest difference where I work is that the trains are manually operated as we don't have Automatic Train Operation. There are a few systems in the United  states that use ATO. San Francisco, Patco in New Jersey and certain lines on the NYC Subway are examples. I grew up in Washington DC and their system has ATO as well, but the trains have been manually operated due to a horrible accident back in 2009. There are plans to bring it back but it hasn't happened yet.
 
Where I work, the trains are manually controlled with in-cab signaling which dictate speed.

I enjoyed your video as it answered some questions I had regarding the ATO system.

It goes without saying that the best view is from the cab. I enjoy that view and I enjoy being a train operator.

Congratulations on your retirement and stay safe.

It's even more real how all the announcements that aren't pre-made sound exactly like this man!

London Underground drivers be like: Look, ma. No hands!

4:22 That clunk of the throttle is so soothing.

Absolutely the best video i have seen in a very long time!
Im a newly educated train driver here in Denmark, driving local diesel trains in Notheren Sealand, from Elsinore and out. Mostly similar to the Notheren Services in the UK. Nice to see how ATO works, always wondered how its operated.

Thank you for taking us with you behind the helm on your last day! Really good editing aswell. It feels a bit like a documentary on how it is to work on the tube. Really looking forward to the next one!

Wishing you a great retirement with happy days!

The fact that you made your last day into a flog was a very impressive achievement and I’m proud of you

I take the Jubilee line almost every day, and I swear I have heard your voice on announcements before! Amazing to see how it works from the front. Thanks for your service!

The noise of those motors winding up is so iconic for london. Whenever i visit i notice it.

Absolutely fantastic video, was really entertaining to watch. Really great concept and gives us a good insight into what drivers have to deal with on the day to day basis. Thank you for your service and wishing you a great retirement.

My dad worked as a tube driver for 25 years on the Bakerloo line, Jubilee Line and Metropolitan line but he sadly passed away 11 years ago 😢 Enjoy your retirement mate! 💪

Fellow Railfan here from Malaysia,

at 35:29 timestamp is the most beautiful shots you made the Bladerunner vibe is very strong haha,

Cheers mate enjoy retirement!!

My mum said when she retired it was bitter sweet. Later on, she said she doesnt know how she ever had time to work! Looking forward to the next installment and wishing you health and happiness im your retirement 👍

Very cool to see this journey from different angles. I live in Belgium and when visiting London I love taking the Jubilee Line. The sound, the fast opening doors, the speed and loud noise in the deep level tunnels, …