I wanted to buy a train ticket today, Friday, to go to the Edinburgh Festival. For the last weekend.
But I can't buy a ticket on line because the system doesn't allow them to sell any more tickets for today.
I can't buy a ticket from the station (which is what I am told to do) because my station does not have a ticket seller around in the evenings.
All I need is a real life ticket seller to be at the station to sell me a ticket and reassure me that somebody is within shouting distance if I have a question or a problem.
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