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GERMANY – A train conductor for the German railway company Deutsche Bahn has garnered a lot of sympathy after making a remarkable decision during a train ride. Since all the toilet paper on board had run out, the train made a brief stop so he could buy more toilet paper at a supermarket.
The incident occurred on a long-distance train traveling from the island of Sylt to Berlin. During the trip, it became apparent that the toilet paper supplies had run out completely. When the train stopped in Hamburg, the conductor rushed to a nearby supermarket and returned a short time later with three packs of toilet paper.
After the brief stop, the train was able to continue its journey, and the restrooms were once again available for passengers to use.
A traveler captured the remarkable moment on video and posted the footage on social media with the caption "Employee of the Month". The video has since been viewed more than 700,000 views and has generated a lot of positive reactions.
Deutsche Bahn confirmed the incident and stated that the shortage of toilet paper was due to a staffing shortage, which prevented supplies from being restocked in a timely manner.
The railroad company announced that inspections will be conducted more frequently in the future to prevent similar situations. The cost of the toilet paper purchased will also be reimbursed to the conductor in question.