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(00:00):
Michelle and I are flipping through youknow, Amazon, Costco, Walmart,
Sam just like looking for stuff,you know, generally, just you know,
shopping around. She started it.I was just sitting there watching TV.
And the next thing I look over, she's looking at like MRIs,
you know, which is like,you know, one of those like military
(00:20):
meals or ready to eat meals oran emergency food. Should I be alarmed
if Costco is now selling like onehundred and twenty eight serving emergency food?
It makes you wonder. I mean, I could see having this type of
thing, like if you're an areathat ley is prone to flooding or earthquakes
(00:43):
or something. But for your generalbuyer, it was a little alarming to
go, wait a second, whyare they stocking so much emergency food?
Do they know something that? Youknow what I mean, your mind just
starts to wander and then and thenyou look at the news and you go,
well, no, wonder, there'ssome pretty scary things happening in the
(01:04):
world. And then if you goon TikTok oh, forget about it.
Good luck finding the real news versusthe fake news. Man. People just
go online and make up stuff forviews and shares and I guess hoping they
can make their six dollars from socialmedia. But for me, I look
at that and I go, waita second, why are they selling emergency
(01:27):
preparedness kits in emergency preparedness meals?It's a little little alarming. Are there
a lot of people out there thatare actually prepping but they don't talk about
it. I mean, for all, you know, I could have an
attic full of the stuff. Youknow, we've already got like a tornado
shelter, you know, out inthe backyard. It could be full of
emergency food and tons of canned goodsand you know, just in case type
(01:52):
food, you know, that kindof thing, for all you know.
But I mean, people don't reallycome out and go, oh, yeah,
I'm over here preparing for the baclips, you know, just in case,
you know, in case the wholething goes to hell. I'll be
able to sit there, you know, on the scorched earth and eat my
beef stroking. I just don't.I don't know. It just kind of
(02:13):
freaked me out seeing the fact that, you know, a major retailer is
selling emergency meals. I always tellme Sean, I'm like, look,
look, how many guns I have. If I'm hungry, don't worry.
We're gonna eat
Michelle and I are flipping through youknow, Amazon, Costco, Walmart,
Sam just like looking for stuff,you know, generally, just you know,
shopping around. She started it.I was just sitting there watching TV.
And the next thing I look over, she's looking at like MRIs,
you know, which is like,you know, one of those like military
(00:20):
meals or ready to eat meals oran emergency food. Should I be alarmed
if Costco is now selling like onehundred and twenty eight serving emergency food?
It makes you wonder. I mean, I could see having this type of
thing, like if you're an areathat ley is prone to flooding or earthquakes
(00:43):
or something. But for your generalbuyer, it was a little alarming to
go, wait a second, whyare they stocking so much emergency food?
Do they know something that? Youknow what I mean, your mind just
starts to wander and then and thenyou look at the news and you go,
well, no, wonder, there'ssome pretty scary things happening in the
(01:04):
world. And then if you goon TikTok oh, forget about it.
Good luck finding the real news versusthe fake news. Man. People just
go online and make up stuff forviews and shares and I guess hoping they
can make their six dollars from socialmedia. But for me, I look
at that and I go, waita second, why are they selling emergency
(01:27):
preparedness kits in emergency preparedness meals?It's a little little alarming. Are there
a lot of people out there thatare actually prepping but they don't talk about
it. I mean, for all, you know, I could have an
attic full of the stuff. Youknow, we've already got like a tornado
shelter, you know, out inthe backyard. It could be full of
emergency food and tons of canned goodsand you know, just in case type
(01:52):
food, you know, that kindof thing, for all you know.
But I mean, people don't reallycome out and go, oh, yeah,
I'm over here preparing for the baclips, you know, just in case,
you know, in case the wholething goes to hell. I'll be
able to sit there, you know, on the scorched earth and eat my
beef stroking. I just don't.I don't know. It just kind of
(02:13):
freaked me out seeing the fact that, you know, a major retailer is
selling emergency meals. I always tellme Sean, I'm like, look,
look, how many guns I have. If I'm hungry, don't worry.
We're gonna eat
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