TIGHT SQUEEZE

Hilarious moment two women attempt to load giant wardrobe onto train as baffled passengers help

THIS is the hilarious moment two women try to squeeze a giant wardrobe onto a train as baffled commuters watch on.

Puzzled viewers flooded the comments after the clip was shared to Twitter, as the audacious attempt was branded “ridiculous”.

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The audacious attempt was branded ‘ridiculous’ as the women struggled with the cupboard

Ronke Phillips, ITV News/ Twitter
The hilarious clip showed other passengers trying to help

Despite being clearly too large to fit through the train doors, the stubborn women wasn’t taking no for an answer.

With other passengers watching on in confusion, they still attempt to squeeze it onto the train on top of a trolley.

But with their antics delaying the train from departing, some commuters seemed compelled to join in with the hilarious effort.

And as they continued to try and fit the furniture into the carriage, some viewers pointed out that railway staff seemed to be “allowing these antics to continue, which seems even more ridiculous”.

Other Twitter users quickly took to the comments to have their say on the ridiculous clip.

One person said: “Lol this is immense… A new excuse for a delayed train!”

“Please tell me they were joking”, said another.

The baffling footage led a third to question: “How did they get it to the train station? How did it get through the ticket barriers?”

Another hysterical clip making the rounds from the World Cup in Qatar saw Australia fans try to bring a giant inflatable kangaroo into the stadium.

Bemused stadium staff then put the inflatable through their security scanner, leading viewers to joke they had to “check its pouch”.

Last month, another video left social media users in stitches as four parachutists in a military display crashed one by one into portaloos – with one branding the clip “hilarious”.

Ronke Phillips, ITV News/ Twitter
Some viewers were quick to question why the attempt was allowed while train staff stood by
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