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I live in a hurricane zone. While we don’t get a lot of hurricanes that actually hit us, we do get a lot of threats from them.
So, I’ve seen how people react to them, time and time again. The funny thing is, the same people go to the store and buy the same things each time one is heading for us. They never seem to prepare or even improve upon their last-minute preparations.
Setting aside the lack of wisdom that goes with their decisions, there’s a huge problem with how they are approaching disaster preparedness. That is, they aren’t thinking ahead.
Their lack of planning explains, at least a little, the poor decisions that they make. When you’re in a hurry to make a decision, the natural tendency is to fall back on the things you know the best. That can be rather problematic, especially when you consider that the things which we would normally use when everything is going fine are not likely to be all that useful when the power is out. As we all know, whenever there is a disaster, especially a natural disaster, one of the things you can count on is for the lights to go out.
Source: http://www.offthegridnews.com/extreme-survival/the-first-10-foods-that-disappear-from-store-shelves-during-disasters/
Hey, how about telling us rather than using BIN as a tool to get clicks on your site too?
Water
Bread
Beer & alcohol
Canned fruits & vegetables
Canned soups
Peanut butter
Eggs
Meat
Coffee
Frozen prepared foods
For those that don’t want to click the link. You’re welcome
lol, nice you change it after I post, what a turd.