>>2729696It’s fun to talk about when the shit hits the fan, the zombie apocalypse, the WWIII draft, and other crazy fantasies. It interesting to think about and ties in to general preparedness stuff.
But a financial dip (not 99% unemployment) is much more likely. Gas prices spiking can absolutely happen. There can be disruptions to food supplies. It might not be down to zero for months in end, but some things might be in short supply. Natural disasters can hit another where as well.
I think it’s a good idea to just be prepared for more likely scenarios. It’s easy too. You don’t need to stick up in ways to make cellphone jammers or homemade weapons. Just some basic stuff.
And entertainment as well. That’s something everyone glosses over. “Hurr duet I’ll be too busy surviving to need entertainment.” Nope. The electricity will be off for two weeks, you won’t be able to work, and you’ll just be stuck at home (or in your bunker lol) with nothing to do but eat and count your bullets. Most people don’t have hobbies that do t require electricity.
