Liverpool Street Moorgate long walk at 5x speed

This is a 5x speed walk through the Liverpool Street & Moorgate station complex. Some will probably guess the locations but not the route that was involved.
It starts at the TfL boundary in the Liverpool Street main line station concourse and finishes at the new Moorgate ticket hall entrance.
The slow speed (normal walking) video is here it was published sometime ago: • London's longest under...
SEVEN different underground lines are walked past! Central, Elizabeth, Northern, Great Northern, Circle, Hammersmith & Metropolitan lines. That's five tube lines and two main line rail routes!
Its not meant to show that this is an 'interchange' in the truest sense. Its just a long walk without doubling back.
Some will probably think this is a Geoff or a Jago or maybe even a Jen or a Nick (or any other number of bloggers/vloggers) video that should have been done by them - and not a disabled autistic non-verbal blogger. But that's not how its worked. I did this first - not those others!
The video is as it is. Its raw. No edits nothing. No muzak. No dancing. No giving of prizes. No inhabitants of Kastarian 3 or Abbey Roads or Susan Twists feature either. The Doctor ain't arriving in his Tardis either! No 'subscribe here' even! If you're thinking of subscribing - please don't! Subscribers make absolutely no difference to the algorithms used on UA-cam - and that's because I haven't got a lovely voice or some overt narcissistic desires.
Best of all there's no commentary which is how it should be - and its because I have disabilities and so its beyond my ability to do what others can do. I'm not even going to try for that would be cheating.

[@i69420]

Suggestion: Waterloo - Southwark via Waterloo East. Start at the Shell Centre ticket hall, go down the escalators, then take the first right. After that, take a left turn on the Southbound Bakerloo line platform. Keep walking to the last way out. Go through there, up the steps. Then you’ll see an escalator to your right and a passageway to your left. Go through the passageway and follow the signs for the Northern line. Go through there and walk along platform 2 until the last way out. Go up the stairs and turn left. Turn right after that and follow the way out signs. Go up the escalator to the main ticket hall. Make your way to the Waterloo & City line. Go along those platforms and go to the other exit and find your way out. Make your way to the National Rail station. Find the passage to Waterloo East. Walk along one of the platforms until you can get to Southwark station. Go through the long corridor and exit the station.

[@London-Rail]

Its a good one however my intent is not to leave a station premises and then enter another station premises (which means touch out and touch in again at the other station). Yes the entrance to Waterloo East is within Waterloo station but they are still separated by ticket barriers even though Waterloo East leads to Southwark station!

[@i69420]

Were you ever planning on doing a Victoria, Tottenham Court Road, Charing Cross, Canada Water, London Bridge, Stratford, Farringdon-Barbican, Highgate, Knightsbridge, South Kensington, Bond Street or a Bank/Monument walk?

[@London-Rail]

Have done Bank/Monument!

[@i69420]

@@London-Railno you haven’t

[@London-Rail]

​@@i69420 There's no doubt the answer is yes. The Bank-Monument video was done in early March. That was posted on Twitter/X 15th March. What I publish on Twitter/X is different to what I put on UA-cam.

[@i69420]

@@London-Railyou should upload it onto UA-cam