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If the shit hits the fan to the point that you need emergency supplies, I doubt cash money is going to do much for you.
by hammyhavoc 3y ago
If the shit hits the fan to the point that you need emergency supplies, I doubt cash money is going to do much for you.
- graphe 3y agoThe government doesn't have to fall for him to need both. A natural disaster or a bad breakup are two scenarios I can think of where cash money is useful.
- hammyhavoc 3y agoAnd there's going to be a breakup during a storm? What makes you think their location would be natural disaster proof if it can't even handle a blackout? For what you spend on these hypothetical scenarios on an ongoing basis, you may as well just figure out a much better method—like keeping cash on you, in the house, in your vehicle. Like cameras, the best one is the one you have on you. "Bugout bags" probably way more sensible over this nonsense.
- rightbyte 3y agoI mean, "shit hits the fan" can be a personal tragedy or local one. Like you have to leave your home in a rush to not be covered in lava, like on Iceland.
- lupusreal 3y agoEither the bank is out of harms way and you can get your stuff a few hours/days later, or the bank staff need to GTFO just like you do and won't be around to let you in.
- rightbyte 3y agoYe, true. I defer.
- hammyhavoc 3y ago"Bug out bags" make way more sense if you live in an area where there's volcanic activity. Nobody is going to fuck around going to some deposit box, and no employer in their right mind is going to keep staff working in a disaster zone. Besides, good luck coaxing people to stay in an area where they might get burnt or suffocated.