Imagine waking up in a coffin and attempting to open it only to discover that you have been buried alive, without a cell phone, no connection to the outside world, you are unable to move, and no help is coming for you. You wait to die slowly but death does not come.
How to Stay Alive in The Coffin:
1. Make An Attempt To Manage Your Air.
2.Locate A Pin Hole
3.Make An Attempt To Remove Excessive Clothing
4.Avoid Dismantling The Coffin From The Top
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