What is wrong with that? Nothing at all. This used to be common practice after fun events like the great depression, WWII, etc... I grew up with the stories f

What is wrong with that? Nothing at all. This used to be common practice after fun events like the great depression, WWII, etc... I grew up with the stories from those times and watched how my relatives would prep, can and store foods because they knew things can go sideways at the drop of a hat. They experienced it first hand. Current generations in first world countries for the most part have not yet had the pleasure and thus normalcy bias and denial are stronger.