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  • generator, hook up to house $500
  • water tank, water filtration, water pump, hook up to house $400
  • $100 in drinking water jugs (the > 1 gallon kind at the grocery store. with a spout)
  • rice, beans, a little meat, etc. $500
  • some bitcoin for the inevitable inflation

help me out here. I am trying to make sure I can survive if things get bad.

also, i'm thinking of switching to satellite internet. which actually won't be too expensive but it seems like a good point to make.

- generator, hook up to house $500 - ~~water tank, water filtration, water pump, hook up to house $400~~ - $100 in drinking water jugs (the > 1 gallon kind at the grocery store. with a spout) - rice, beans, a little meat, etc. $500 - some bitcoin for the inevitable inflation help me out here. I am trying to make sure I can survive if things get bad. also, i'm thinking of switching to satellite internet. which actually won't be too expensive but it seems like a good point to make.

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Cleaning supplies. Paper towels, toilet paper, wet wipes, hand sanitizer (I know, yuck, but if water's in short supply...), portable potty, thermal blankets.

I agree with another poster, beans and rice never made sense to me. Anything you can eat straight from the can, and rotate. Shelf-stable foods. Some are not too bad, tho arguably not real food. Remember pet food, if you have pets. Rope, twine (you never know).

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