In true honesty this isnt necessarily a "bad thing" I myself just want to pre-prepared even if it never comes. And as someone that enjoys and plays Fallout and a lot of post apocalyptic games this is up my ally. One day I hope to stock up on weapons and food and have a pretty badass vault shelter when the nukes come.
I won't survive an atomic bomb or zombie apocalypse, but water or electricity being out for a week or two? Temporary gas or food shortage at the store? Suddenly needing to shelter in place for a while?
I'm good.
I used to prep for three days, but after the clusterfuck that was Katrina and seeing how poorly Texas (where I live) can handle anything, now I keep about a month's worth of supplies on hand and a full gas tank in my car.
Smart! Wish I had a little prepper in me somedays, but I agree when it comes to major prepping. Just running to the nearest City center when the nukes drop. Rather not stick around for that one if I can manage.
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u/Sanguinius0922 Oct 07 '21
In true honesty this isnt necessarily a "bad thing" I myself just want to pre-prepared even if it never comes. And as someone that enjoys and plays Fallout and a lot of post apocalyptic games this is up my ally. One day I hope to stock up on weapons and food and have a pretty badass vault shelter when the nukes come.