Hello everyone, welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown, the Show, where we

Decode The Unknown, what happens here, one of my writers, and in this case, Katie, thank you,

Katie, has written me a script, the Box Saga, is history as we know it a lie?

Excellent question.

We're going to try and figure this out.

I've never read this script before.

That's the format of the show.

And so we're going to learn something together.

I've never heard of the Box Saga probably because it's all a lie

unlike history which is I mean not very accurately recorded but more accurately

recorded than someone's made up history.

If I vaguely remember the pitch for this episode from Katie.

Anyway, let's crack on.

If you're a Whistle Boy fan, that's me. You may know he absolutely loves his writers

springing difficult or totally foreign words on him. Oh yeah, I love it Katie.

Brilliant. So glad I chose this one to record today.

I've had limited success with supposedly helpful pronunciation guides, but thanks to the

laid-back nature of the channel, it just adds to the charm. Yeah, let's say that. Let's say that it adds to the charm that I don't bother to look up any pronunciations.

Most people are like Simon, could you be less lazy?

And my response is usually, well normally there's no response.

No, no, it interrupts my enjoyment.

I've mentioned it before.

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