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“suck-start a pistol” LMAO!

I challenge you to turn off the main breaker for a week and see how well you can cope.

Having a battery bank recharged by solar is ideal for cooking. A instant pot is extremely efficient at cooking & holding foods warm(food safe with no refrigeration) with minimal water use. Also have souse vide device as a backup. Personally prefer not storing fuel in my living space as well.

Wait, you sleep on a rickety bed over a tank of gasoline?

It's like financial investing. You're not gonna get to a million dollar 401k overnight. It's about time in the market (building up your caches over time) and start investing (caching) yesterday

Virgin 100%

can of chunky beef soup, dump in 100g of rice, cook 10m or so, eat. meat, veg, carb, and SALT.

Im on the third floor of an apartment comlex and my neighbors ceiling collapsed because this 65 year old man above him is a hardcore prepper who had so many canned goods in one location with ammo that his floor gave way and my complex sued him for the damage and my neighbor sued him cause the stuff fell on his cat and killed it. Please for your neighbors sake make sure to understand how to space out weight so you dont kill your neighbors cat.

While watching this video my wife said most men don't know how to fondle the ripples correctly...

Fatmaxxing>prepping

Very practical video man 👍

How do you feel about those big freeze dried bucket solutions like my patriot supply sells?

So in my case I do actually have a home with a basement to store preps in. But my basement floods with about a half to 1 inch of water pretty much every spring (New England snow melt/rainy season) how do I keep my preps dry and prevent mold and mildew? I have a pretty good dehumidifier in the basement running all the time and for most of the year it’s about 55% humidity around 55-65° in my basement but during that one season when it floods the humidity gets into the 90s for a couple weeks. Any advice is appreciated

I can almost taste the glyphosate and bpa’s yum🤩

Personally, I was hoping for a bit more specificity regarding which foods to buy, how much to stockpile, and why.

Bro you have a damn 5 gallon gas can under your bed

The lack of organization is giving me hives, I would have to sort those boxes and have everything organized in neat little stacks

No precious metals? I thought we were talking AUtism...

thanks ima share this with all my friends who think they can John wick their way out or every situation when all we do is shoot cardboard boxes in a gravel pit once every six months

I see a problem. You live in a desert….

Good thing Brock won’t have any women at his apartment. That bed frame barely looks like it holds the mattress up.

fire marshal is going to have a field day with that 7 min mark

Remember to prep a ton of allergy pills. I get Cedar Fever every year. I keep several thousand tablets of Zyrtec on standby. 人◕ __ ◕人

Apartment dwellers can also get dental work done now and stock up on their prescriptions (for those dependent on them).

Love the prepper video. More would be cool

Small solar inverter and a atmospheric water generator.

Great video. The $10-13/meal for Mountian house and similar products seems far more affordable than night vision and other less advantageous preparations items. When compared to these less useful items, $10-13/meal is very affordable.

My Costco has those boxes on sale for $8 right now.

Too segue a bit, I just listened to a few minutes of Wyoming Public Radio and the co-host (it was Science Friday so it may have been a guest) said we live in dangerous times but the only examples of possible danger she spoke of were 'climate change and social justice'. There seems to be a lot of people that have little to no fear of war, plague or economic disaster caused by things other than climate change.

I own an AR-15 rifle chambered in .300 black out and it didn't cost me a grand it only cost me five hundred dollars and the name brand of my ar rifle is double diamond and I bought it at a store called Atwoods

Remember that keeping fuel and gas in your apartment is a huge violation of your lease and may set you on fire in some circumstances, so store with caution. You touched on it briefly, but have some kind of data backup on an SD card or a burner phone. Maybe digital images of your birth certificate or id docs, passwords to your accounts, pictures of your family or whatever is important to you. Maps, music, books, etc. I would also make a checklist. Keep in mind in SHTF you may be under mental shock and wont be thinking straight. For instance, in a nuclear attack, shut off your HVAC and seal the vents, in a riot, remember to keep your lights off and block the shades. Print out email address and phone number of loved ones. Etc. Overall remember the prep also needs a plan and what better time to think up a plan than when you are perfectly calm. Also, cash is going to be very important in many types of events that knock the computers down. and almost no one is going to have change so probably a bunch of 1s and 5s would go a very long way even if you are poor.

WHATS IN THE BOX?

Honestly, my main “prep” is just my pantry. Good food for a few months, and we just eat stuff before it expires and replace it. We do have an absolute emergency stash of dried beans, rice, and multivitamins. Refried beans cost me $4 to make a month’s worth of one meal a day, rice is about the same cost. I’ve got my entire family covered for a year on about $500. I also keep a little bit of candy with the absolute emergency lol. If you’re eating rice and beans for 3 meals a day, you’re gonna want a little treat sometimes.

You only cycle out mountain house every 25 years......

I found everyday foods under the bed and tucked different places is just not practical and I end up wasting money and food. I Now only keep LDS and long tern food storage outside pantry and cabnets in kitchen. If its not in the kitchen its not getting used.

Weirdest episode of MTV Cribs ever

wow u really are autistic, which is very relatable

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Wow. Apartments and AR15s. What a great mix for everybody.

As someone has said, stock the food you like so you have no issues eating them later. When i hit Wally world I usually get the following: Spam Herefords corned beef Polar brand smoked sardines in olive oil (product of Latvia) Polar brand Kipper snacks (product of Germany) Pampa brand giant calamari in oil (product of Spain) Geisha brand Smoked baby clams (product of Korea) I've tried all of these and they are good to go. I also got a few water containers and other preps but too many to list. Thank you for putting out some good videos.

I bought a few dozen (yes dozen) of those bins back when they were $9 as they were the same price as moving boxes. Two moves later, they still serve their purpose. Also all farm supply stores have airtight food grade bins. They are great for bulk dry food storage. You'd be amazed how little space 100lb of rice takes up.

$3000 gun $3000 NV $3000 ammo a month No wonder you live in an apartment.

I do the buy 2 use 1 thing with ammo, best way to slowly build up a long term stash AND train.

This is all well and good, but speaking from experience, it'll all go to hell if you decide to cohabitate with a woman that doesn't want to live in a bunker. Now living in a house with wife and kids, even just a single closet to myself for guns, parts, and ammo is a lot to ask for these days.

Just ate a can of mixed vegetables and a can of new potatoes that both expired in 2019, if stored properly you have several additional years IF STORED PROPERLY and USE COMMON SENSE

Looks like you and your life partner Hop are all set for àn emergency!

Toothpaste, floss, condoms, just because nature threw a wrench at you doesnt mean you should be uncomfortable. Water is the most important, food is very important, but after that its the little things that make the difference.

Another thing you can do with buying rice and beans is to get a vacuum sealer and pre combine them with other spices mixed in already. One thing I do with mine is leave excess material on the bag when sealing it so i can throw a set of chop sticks (or plastic spoon/fork) and a couple soy sauce packets in, then seal that little section (without vacuum) so i have sauce and something to eat with

This is money 🔥