Greetings, preppers. If you're acting this way now, what are you going to do when you really are hungry?
markz said:
Anyone thinking of going to a less populated area for a few months to wait out the Pandemic?
They'll wind up with 10-20 times the people and ONE of them will bring it along.
So the CDC says 1,600 cases in America, CNN says 2,800. Which small state was in their governor said they had 10,000? Where would we be without these people who have it on better authority than the CD?
So my point is; it's getting to feel like a recession. Because that's what they're using to fight 1,600 cases of the flu. My regular grocery store cut their hours from 18 to 12. Oops, how will these people pay their bills? Unemployment benefits keep coming up. Schools are closing up or at least laying off staff, someone I know told me today he lost his school job this week. How many people who stocked up will be living on that because they lost their job instead of a quaratine?
But if I don't work, I have SOME income, (Unless. . . .) SOME money saved. (Oh, things can happen to that too.) But dang, no job, no school, no library, (Did they close yours, too?) What in the world will I do with myself? No NASCAR race today or tomorrow or. . . ?
These are only a few of the petty or not so petty things we're now guaranteed to go through even if we eventually learn that for every 1,600 cases we know about there might be a quarter million that are no big deal and this is a false alarm. Which could still happen. The recession is probably already a sure thing.
So how are you gonna behave when you really are Hungry? When it's not just another of those internet arguments you love so much and you really do want whatever sick people near you locked up, but then try to refuse to go when you're sick?
Ah well, it's hayfever time in SoCal and I already had my first nosebleed of the year before the rain started sparing me for a time. I wonder how people will react if I get one in public?
Ba-Bing