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Cash is quickly losing value. IMO, hold useful assets. Fix things that need to be repaired. Slowly acquire items you want while they are readily available and
by mcsniff 3y ago
Cash is quickly losing value. IMO, hold useful assets.
Fix things that need to be repaired.
Slowly acquire items you want while they are readily available and relatively inexpensive.
Above all, be in good health, physically, mentally, emotionally.
- game_the0ry 3y agoSo like: * tools * cars * gold * generators * gas * etc
- ezekg 3y agoIf we're mentioning gas, we might as well mention of valuable "assets": * food (canned, livestock, garden, etc.) * firearms * ammo * etc.
- amalcon 3y agoStockpiling unleaded gasoline in or near your home is a poor idea. It's more likely to suffer exothermic depreciation than to successfully hedge against anything in particular. Unleaded will generally last less than a year without stabilizers anyway. Diesel is a little better, but still not really the best choice.
- inconceivable 3y agoright, gas goes bad and then is a pain in the ass to get rid of. i still have a few gallons i need to dispose of from march 2020... ugh
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- mikestew 3y agoWait until the car has half a tank, throw it in there. At worst, the car will not run as well as you might be used to. Common case: you won't notice the difference. Your car will be far more tolerant of old gas than your mower or weed trimmer.
- rs999gti 3y ago> Diesel is a little better, but still not really the best choice. In an apocalyptic situation, a diesel car might be the best choice. As long as there is some kind of heavy oil (animal, plant, or mineral), you can basically run the car.
- wcarron 3y agoSkip the gas, buy cigarettes and booze.