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Humm.. I still don't have a generator. Need to do something about that.

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>A doomsday prepper has revealed the essential items everyone should stock up on in order to ensure their survival in the event of an apocalyptic disaster. Carrie, who does not disclose her full name, began her preparations after moving from California to Bozeman, Montana, with husband Colton. Since making her move, the prepper has been busy readying herself for all manner of emergencies - whether caused by a natural disaster, foreign conflict or another pandemic.

Humm.. I still don't have a generator. Need to do something about that. Archive: https://archive.today/yB0tW From the post: >>A doomsday prepper has revealed the essential items everyone should stock up on in order to ensure their survival in the event of an apocalyptic disaster. Carrie, who does not disclose her full name, began her preparations after moving from California to Bozeman, Montana, with husband Colton. Since making her move, the prepper has been busy readying herself for all manner of emergencies - whether caused by a natural disaster, foreign conflict or another pandemic.

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I get that too. That is also hard. You have to find people that get along well and could in a isolated space for a long period of time which is very hard. Even the situation I suggested would probably be for at a minimum of 5-10 families that could work together and have different useful skills.

There are a lot of great people that could never handle a situation like that for more than a month without going crazy let alone years.

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Yup, finding the compatible people is probably the hardest part of that process.