Hello everybody, welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown as always.

I'm Simon, your host, where I'm still one of my writers, in this case, Danny, thank you, Danny's

writamy of script, Argleton and Beyond, Lost in Phantom Settlements and Map Traps.

I don't know what a Map Trap is, but, uh, and uh, and... and Phantom settlements

settlements.

Look, look, look, look, thank you Danny.

Let's dive in, let's see what it's all about, and, uh, yeah, let's go. After what felt like a long and heavy sleep, you finally drift back into consciousness and find yourself squinting into the morning sun, you appear

to be lying down, fully clothed in a deserted field in the middle of nowhere.

You've got a banging head at least two black eyes, an empty wallet and your clothes are smeared.

In blood and vomit either you were attacked or you had a heavy night down the pub.

More importantly, you've got absolutely no memory of the previous night and no idea where you are or

how you got here.

Again, still could be, like head trauma or alcohol.

That doesn't say much for alcohol, does it? what causes this like horrible situation? Well it's

either getting really drunk or massive head drummer. I really hope it's normally

a boosy night out that ended exactly like this.

I knew Danny was going towards the same joke as me.

He just, he just is there.

It's easy pickings.

It was different in the days before smartphones could track your location

and Google Maps could give you a clue as to how to get home again.

Back in the old days he had to keep wandering around as you hopefully bumped into a farmer or a murderer

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