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      MY WORST JOURNEY

            Last Friday I travelled by train to Surabaya. I sat in a seat beside the aisle and began to read my newspaper. After an hour, I got up from my seat, walked down the aisle and into the WC. I locked the door of the WC. Minutes later I tried to unlock the door. It wouldn’t unlock. First of all I was amazed and then I was annoyed. How could I get out of the WC ?

            I tried pushing the lock. I tried pulling it. I hit it with my shoe. Nothing I did succeeded in opening the door. The door remained locked. Finally I strated to shout for help. “Help, I’m locked in the WC. Please get me out.” In the beginning nobody answered. After fifteen minutes somebody said,” Hello, Do you need help?”

“Yes, I’m locked. Please, open the door for me.”

“Who locked you in the WC?”

“Nobody”.

“Nobody can’t lock anybody in a WC. Nobody is not a person. Is this a joke ?”

“No, I am really locked in the WC. The door won’t open. Can you get a PJKA official ?”

            Fifteen minutes later an official arrived. There were large crowds of people outside the WC. I could hear the official telling them to stand back.

“Hello, I am a PJKA Official. Have you got a train ticket ?”

“Yes, I have”

“Let me see your ticket, please. Pass it over under the door.”

I passed my ticket

“Your ticket’s okay. What are you doing in the WC ?”

“Nothing, I’m doing nothing.”

“why don’t you come out?”

“I can’t open the door.”

“What’s wrong with you. Why can’t you open the door ?”

“There’s nothing wrong with me, there is something wrong with the door’s lock.”

“you’ll have to wait there until we get to Surabaya. I will look for an engineer in Surabaya station.”

“I don’t want to wait here until we get to Surabaya. I want you to break down the door.”

“Are you mad. I am an official. I cannot break down the door.”

He went away. He took my return ticket with him. I had to stay in the WC until the train arrived in Surabaya. The train was in Surabaya station for one hour and I was still in the WC on the train. The official could not find the engineer, perhaps. I was feeling very hungry. I wanted to go home. I pulled at the lock and the door suddenly opened. I was free. I ran down the aisle to my seat. My luggage was gone. Somebody had stolen my bag.

That was my worst journey.