DR. PHIL TALKS PREPPING!!! - Why This Is VERY Important! 

One of the best things to prep for is job loss. If you're out of work, having a stockpile can be a life saver

You are being warned, folks. The worst thing I could imagine would be my children or grandchildren being hungry and me not being able to feed them.

Great video I am a full-time farmer I don't call it prepping I call it being prepared

I saw that Dr. Phil episode for the first time last night and today i shared it with my mother. My favorite comment in the comment section was where someone said "You know things are bad when Dr. Phil pushes prepping."

Since he started his own show with no Oprah affiliation his views are much different. He talked about China buying up land around our military bases. I like him a lot more now

There's so many prepping vlogs on RU-vid, Dr Phil is the last one I'd take advice from. I will say, if it hits the fan I believe we won't be able to trust anyone. Heck, families are turning on each other over who they vote for, let alone "Armageddon". Your immediate situation, meaning who's under the same roof, is the only one's to trust. Not cynical, just realistic about human nature. All I can do is hope and pray that if it happens, it's the return of our lord and savior.

I approach prepping in a practical way like my grandparents did. I do it for economic/financial reasons and to just prepare for a rainy day.

The masses aren't racing to the woods. Their racing to your house.

All our great grandparents were preppers. They didn't have grocery stores. With what we are seeing over the last 4 years with shortages and prices, it might be time to realize the grocery won't always be there for us (or be affordable?). Buy an extra can of food each week and it will quickly add up.

Prepping saved, my family and I due to an unexpected job loss. The place where I was working, just closed up overnight. The next day my Husband got hurt. Luckily, I have been prepping for a long time. We were able to get through four months until my Husband healed and I found a new job.

Nobody is coming to help you because they have there own problems to deal with

We are Floridians so prep is our middle name, we live in a small apt but we minimalized this past year, no more trinkets, just kept absolutely what we need & important stuff we cld not part with, there are no souvenirs, stuffed animals, extra plate settings etc. In doing so, it free's up valuable space for preps. I have 4 stackable 7 gallon water jugs in my closet and several 1 gallon collapsing ones on top of bottled water. I have a rocket stove, fire starters, solar lamps, crank box for solar power/radio, batteries, VTOMAN power station & solar panel, small camp stove and a Vesta stove used with canned heat, cotton balls/vaseline, baggies, port toilet, 5 gallon cans of rice & flour (holds 30 lbs rice & flour) stacked in closet, longterm food cans and canned goods in cloth baskets in various places, I still have room under our couch to put more, a yrs worth of TP, soaps/deodorants etc. I bought stuff in 2020 and used it last year. Lots of mylar pasta & beans and some in mason jars w/oxygen absorbers, extra sugar and buy your salt at Sams much cheaper in bulk. We have extra lighters, waterproof matches, canned heat, metal plates to lay the vesta on and one concrete block to use under the rocket stove if needed & radiation pills & much more. You can never be too prepped. Just because you live in an apt doesn't mean you cannot prep, plenty of ways to make space. If you need to buy only $5 a wk that's ok. It starts adding up.

I have been an extreme couponer for most of my life. I considered it my part time job to help stretch my grocery budget. I could have $500.00 on the register, and it would come down to $50.00. This is where my stockpiles happened. Then we bought a freeze dryer 8 years ago, and i would freeze dry leftovers so none of it was wasted. We had a small yard and always had a few tomato plants, cukes, basil, peppers sweet and hot, mint, zucchini, green beans, and some flowers growing. That little garden helped with the grocery bill too. Friends and family saw my stash in our basement and said it was like walking into a small grocery store. I expanded to canning food too. Ready meals in a jar. Just heat and eat. Those meals were made when sale prices on meat were at a bargain price. And some were freeze dried too. I had to do all of this because of a very tight budget. I learned all of it from my grandparents. They were frugal and careful how they spent their hard earned pay. Learned hunting and fishing from my grandpa, and cooking, baking a d canning from my grandma. When the lockdowns happened, we were the few that didnt need the grocery stores at all. We were prepared. Prices today are going higher and higher every month. It's imperative for us to buy when prices are their lowest and in bulk. Only sale items and we grow food too. We moved onto a huge plot of land now with chickens for eggs and mini jersey cows for all of our dairy. We have a food bunker/emp bunker for just in case that we built on our land underground. Our solar arrays and solar generators will provide our energy. We are blessed. Neighbors around here all have large food plots and animals. I wouldnt call them commercial farmers... it's just their way of life for their family. So if SHTF ever happens... i know everyone around us would all be "prepared." I guess we could be called preppers out of necessity, and it has become our way of life too.

It's been a way of life, my parents were born poor, and during the depression.

Prepping is a way of life. Its for all different reasons. No different than vehicle or homeowners insurance

Think about if we truly go into a depression. The last depression had lower population, way more farmers, and homesteads. People were also less divided. Most people knew how to fix, mend, cook, etc. They banded together and had the skills to survive. Get food, water and filtration, protection, first-aid, and learn some skills: gardening, sewing, animal husbandry, fishing/hunting, butchering, scratch cooking, food preservation...

My husband is from the FL Keys and I'm from NJ. He's had to deal with hurricanes and I've head to deal with harsh weather including blizzards. I will never forget as a kid we had a really bad blizzard that happened the day before my mom was supposed to go grocery shopping. We had no food in the house for the week and it was awful but my parents couldn't go anywhere. It just kept snowing. Snow was to the top of the front door. I don't know why taking personal responsibility is make out to be crazy. Pretty much every other country has some form of prepping. We look like entitled spoiled brats in comparison, just saying. It's good to have extra for weather or even a possible job loss. It would sure make life much easier to have supplies while going through a job loss transition.

I've never cared for Dr Phil either but that interview came up on yt. I'm sorry I wouldn't prep with my neighbors. They have laughed at me and called me a food hoarder, just because I grow a garden and can it up. All they grow is 420. You never know where life will lead you so its better to be prepared regardless.

It’s best to prepare.When something bad happens you realize very quickly you’re in trouble. From experience it’s not a good feeling. Most people don’t think a disaster will happen tomorrow.

When prepping becomes the topic of a Dr. Phil show, you have to ask yourself what the producers of the show know, and what 4 AM talking points they were given. We're talking about a show where most of the audience could not tell Mountain House from Mickey Mouse. We're talking about people who've been asleep for the past four years. Someone is trying to get their attention for a reason. Something big is coming, and I see this as an attempt ratchet down the level of future panic in these people. Here's what I prep for and, quite frankly, everyone should prep for because it's not overly complicated, and you can scale up from them if necessary: >Weather Emergency. I'm in the northeast US. A severe winter weather event can mess up the supply chain for a week, give or take. A tropical weather event (we haven't had a real one up here since 1938) will probably cripple the supply chain for at least a month to possibly two months. >Job loss/homelessness. I understand code dates on food and how they work. That knowledge means I know I have at least six months to one year of food set aside to cover this. Cash off the table means you can operate out of a self-storage longer than you can operate out of an apartment. Hard, physical assets are your last line of defense. >Hyperinflation/economic collapse. The Covid hoax allowed me to stockpile 7 to 10 years' worth of gear. The only thing I need to continually buy are wool work socks and work uniform pants. What did I acquire years in advance that I don't have to chase now? Bug out bags and sleeping bag (rated to -40 with Gore-Tex cover bag). Without even looking at prices, I'd venture to say that the prices of these items today have increased 100% to 200%, if you can find them. What will you drive yourself crazy preparing for? >WWIII. No matter how advanced a prepper you are, you will not be 100% prepared for this.

Keep Praying and Prepping like no tomorrow, don't forget ur ammo t keep ir family and ur preps safe ❤

I have been ready for many years, in fact, at least 10 years ago I did a 6 part blog series on Family Emergency Preparedness. I have seen us through: Bad Weather, (Blizzards, Ice Storms), Flooding Nearby, Power Outages, Water Outages, Layoffs, Loss of Income Hours, Unexpected Expenses, Car Breakdowns/Transportation Problems, Illnesses, Injuries, Unexpected Guests, Unexpected Family Needing a Place to Stay. When I looked into shortages in 2020 and saw what is REALLY going on, I started prepping in earnest.

that 39 percent are the one you need to worry about. because they will want what you have.

I don't listen to Dr Phil, I listen to myself, be prepared. I lived in Fl. for 25 yrs. Hurricanes and no electricity for wks go hand in hand. Buy 5 cans a week, batteries, candles, matches, water. Ask yourself, what do I need to stay alive???

Most people don't care about prepping or precious metals there just trying to get through the day without realizing that basic prepping and buying silver is not expensive

I would not trust community preps, power hungry will try to rule. Remember the story of the grasshopper and the ant. Too many entitled grasshoppers.

That was an interesting interview. When the skeptical guy said he moved out of his apartment- that got me! I also watched an interview on Canadian Prepper with Curtis Stone and one thing he said on there really hit home and it was disturbing. He said 90% of people have no agency over their own food supply; meaning that many people are solely dependent on their food from stores. Apartment, condo, small lot you can still grow a little food. I have a potatoe plant that has exploded growing in an empty grain bag which would take up no more room on a patio than a planter. Thanks for the info Danno and thank you for sharing this information!

I just watched a prepping show from Germany. Apparently, the survival programs are filled all of the time. They are becoming aware and are getting ready. Anytime new people can get stocked up for even a 3 months, it will take the pressure off of the rest of us, at least for a while. It's a good thing.

How did Granny do it? How did Great-granny do it? How did Great, great granny do it? If they could do it with so little resources (internet, grocery stores, money, etc, etc) , then I can do it!! Change your mindset, change the world. Being prepared is just good common sense.

Great video Danno!!!! Last time i got snowed in for a week and ran out of everything, I said no more and started our stock pile. I am not obsessed about it but lets just say it took us about 6 months to get stocked up. We even practiced camping and practiced our worst case scenario!

I work in a mental health day program. Our people asked for group sessions on emergency preparedness. I'm leading that group. People are coming around. I have a group of people I network with. We barter, let each other know about deals we find, and help each other. Community is Vital! Like him or not, when Dr Phil talks about being prepared, that's a positive thing. It should also send the message of how serious of a time we are in

There are too many bad people who have become preppers who will not care about others and will definitely kill just to keep others from getting near them, and there will be people who will be desperate enough to do things to others to feed their families that they never thought they would do. We must get the word out so that as many people can get somewhat prepared as much as they can. Preppers who do not want them have the wrong attitude to survive.

I was glad to see that they pointed out so clearly that running off to the forests would be crazy because so many, many other either desperate people OR those prepared to seriously hunt things to extinction will be out there. I fear that BARTERING will be very dangerous because coming to terms on what is worth what is exactly why currency came into being in the first place.

26:57 Friend, you don’t have to defend what you speak of. This is your channel. You call the shots

My next big purchase is a solar generator, I live in a apartment so it has to be small

Dr Phil is the man. He speaks the truth intelligently.

You can help teach people . but keep your mouth closed on what you have prepped. or you wont have anything..

I give general advice these days.... point to prepping channels, etc. There are people out there that are called Prepping Wolves. They openly say, I don't have to prep, I just have to know who preps around me and take what I want.... give advice, not personal information. Be safe out there.

Hello my Friend! Yes, I saw this Dr Phil!! 0:25 Fabulous!!

We call ourselves prepper-lite. It’s like car insurance, I don’t expect to be in a car accident, but it’s a real possibility. And we want to be more prepared than not. Are we Swiss Family Robinson? No. Are we a modern Little House on the Prairie? Close.

If there were "prepper levels" from 1-5, 5 being the huge under ground plush bunkers etc, I would be a three. That is my comfort level. I cannot become a carpenter or electrician or hike for miles in this life time. I can eat, stay warm, put antifreeze in my car, change a tire. I am looking forward to canning what I harvest from my own garden and have iodide tablets ( for dog also). I can shoot and have a guard dog that loves me. Beyond that, I will leave it in Gods hands.

Good video. 2020 woke me up! I prepared for food shortages and that is how I found your channel.

Danno, I agree with you about not wanting to click on links on an email. That's how you can get malware on your computer and other devices.

I started "prepping" slowly. First it was a small deep freezer, because every time I wanted a ribeye steak, they were not on sale. I thought it would be cool if I had a deep freezer to load up for eating sale steak any time I wanted. Then I bought a vacuum sealer to seal meats. I got to thinking about how prices rising would limit what I could buy. I discovered freeze dried food and thought, gee, if that stuff is good for 30 years, I could store some of it for my retirement, to combat future inflation. (I was right! Most of those foods are now double and triple the price!) Also, my brother up in Michigan was a prepper, so it was like a lightbulb went on. Time to study this stuff and get a few flashlights, batteries, lanterns and extra water. I've now been at this since 2008. I never "panicked" over it, just picked up or ordered things as I could afford them. Used coupons to offset the cost and repackaged a lot of rice, beans, pasta, sugar and paper products. Good show, Danno! We're not "crazy", we're self sufficient, believing that it's up to us, as individuals to take care of our own needs. That's all.

I am able to stay stocked up on all the sales because of your reports. So I am better prepared for the future. Thank you!

That's why if you don't have the tools that are needed to protect your family and your preps it all means nothing...

I went to Aldi's first time since Covid. OMG their prices went up. I only got 4 bags costing $140. Walmarts we get way more for the same price.

Some of us do not have extra money for prepping fixed income. I go to the Ohio River and fish. I have a big box of can goods and canned meat. I need to get more water

Dr Phil rocks these days. He's not afraid to call a spade a spade.

Dr Phil has one about China buying US farmland by military owned places and also a grain co interesting topics and Thank you Danno for posting about this one ❤❤❤❤

My gardening friends and I are already bartering. We are sharing with each other the extras. Nobody has a lot of money so sharing with each other is the best way. It makes you feel good at the same time.

Hello from Corpus Christi, TX

I started "prepping" after Katrina and was pretty consistent ... for a while. Then, I only stocked up a little bit here and there until the end of 2019. Something told me that I needed to do better. I started buying more things in bulk I learned to use my pressure canner to can meat ... and I upgraded to a better one while it was affordable. I found some You Tube channels who practiced safe canning and bought some approved canning books. I also bought canning supplies as I found them. The last couple of years, I tried (unsuccessfully) container gardening. I have an assortment of seeds and will keep trying. Don't forget personal hygiene, kitchen supplies, clothing, anything you u se on a daily, weekly, monthly ot yearly basis. Make a list, if you have to, of every item you pick up. Keep important documents where you can grab and go if necessary. I have given copies to my brother (executor) and my niece ( my attorney). Also, don't forget to keep some cash where you can get to it. Banks don't work when the power is out. Neither do gas stations.

I don’t remember the last time I watched Dr. Phil but I watch your channel almost every single day and seeing myself on the wavelength as someone like you on things gives me some validation. I was prepped for a major emergency back in 2013 when I had a brain hemorrhage. My wife really had no idea until she started digging around. When I started coming out of a coma she asked me why I didn’t tell her we had a stash. Those were different times and the first thing that came to mind was “You never asked.” LOL. I was able to take my time and focus on recovery. Sadly our daughter has not followed in our footsteps. Neighbors looking out for one another is the only way we get through something really ugly.

keep school supplies on hand for your own family and for others in the neighborhood it saves money and someone has something to barter with that someone always needs

If something would happen most young people will starve because they think it's easy to buy stuff already made.they haven't been taught how to cook. Years ago when I was little my family canned what ever they could harvest or buy cheep

Thank you for sharing this, I am going to watch it after your video!

You do a little bit of everything. Odds as you won’t be 100% prepared with whatever it is. I was a little bit of everything cause you don’t know what you need and you can’t have everything, but you can be a lot more prepared than a lot of people.my sister who is 77 has extra food set aside I’ve sent her some freeze dried food. And she does have a little bit of a garden in your yard so it saves little bit of money and she can grow things better than I. And it doesn’t really look like Food because it’s all mixed up with flowers, but she knows what is what and some make salad and some will do other things.

Thank you for the video. God bless. 👍👍😃❤️🙏

Recommended reading: “One Second After”.

Danno, in case of something really bad, communities are formed by people who have something to loose and have something to protect. The only ones who will always have a free pass are doctors, or medical personnel in general. Followed by farmers, hunters and people with any life skills.

28:50 the ones who don’t prepare, are the ones who will TRY to smooch off the preppers. Tsk…. Good with that!

I wondered why I was getting Dr. Phil recommendations here on YT! 😂 Not only is he the last person I would expect to be talking about prepping, but he is the last person I would look to for advice. On anything. However, it sounds like his guests may have had some good ideas, so I'll watch it.

Great video, Dabbo. Thanks for telling us about Dr Phil. I am going to watch it now. Blessings❤

I am doing a Plenvu prep tomorrow night for a colonoscopy on Wednesday. Pray for me. Liquid diet all day tomorrow. Been on limited diet the part 3 days.

If you ever want to do a video talking about prepping with a prepper I'd love to do it with you ..

Simply put. Prepping for short term disasters is all you can do. Long term is not really plannable.

Today, food prepping is hedging the rising costs for the rest of the year.

Out of 39 percent, certain percentage always doesn't tell what they actually think. That's true about the rest. Let say that someone think that they are going to do something, but something else will always get on the way. Some may actually get some food, and it will go bad. Let say it's rice, and it will get infested. These people will throw it away and will never want to hear about "the whole thing" ever again. In other words, if it was not orchestrated (remember that it's a show, and not the real life), most people will do nothing.

Farmers on utube having been talking about this for the past 3 years at least. They tell people, fend for yourself, they WILL NOT HELP U. They have food only for their family. The best people to learn from, are the farmers.

I know when I watch the sales with the food if nothing happens I’m saving money on the food. Whatever I buy this week I might not have to buy for two months because of the item that I bought so overall our food bill has come down because I only buy what’s on sale 98 to 99% of the time. I need it or I just want it. It’s not on sale but the time I’m buying something is on sale or economical that will fit. I don’t buy stuff that we don’t eat or enjoy. Some things I buy for the kids like cheese. I don’t eat cheese. I don’t like cheese. But they make a lot of casseroles and eat with them five days a week and they leave a portion with no cheese on the meal. So I buy the cheese on sale. And I get lots of leftovers they feed me very well

I can't think of a better way of inducing panic buying without a crisis than to make prepping mainstream

Hey Danno!! I got bit up horribly by mosquitoes in broad day light over 4th of July weekend. I do have spray but didn't put it on. Anyway.....thank God I had calamine lotion, Aquaphor itch relief cream, soothing oatmeal soap......... I literally needed all of that to get relief from the mosquito bites!!!!!

I love your videos

Everything changed for me with prepping with covid. I seen how fast stores were emptied out. A store can get wiped out with panic buying in a matter of hours. I buy Alittle extra every time I go to the store. Over time it adds up.

Danno the Pilgrims had communtity gardens and almost starved to death until land rights were established. Now having a local miltia I down.

Don’t live in fear. 🤗….Do what is comfortable for your situation and be content with that!!!

They will be a lot of acccidents in the woods I won't be going there.

Ever walked through Sam’s club all these 27 gallon bins and 40 gallon pins. To me it gives folks a hint as to what’s to come.

Best Video.

Good talk, Danno. Why do I sound like Clark Griswald?! Anyway, it is important to prep because you never know what the future holds. I always like to prep with a lot of canned goods and other nonperishable items. When I can find meat and seafood on sale, I like to prep with that as well.

Saying hi to all the coffee drinkers out there here's a large cup for you. PS Yes I'm drinking my coffee and watching this video.

Why do people not like dr Phil. I think he is great

When shtf, I'd be honest, I'd never worry about having a bunker. If bad things happen that way anyway to require a bunker, what kind of life would you have coming out? 🤔 Everything will be contaminated, you couldn't grow food, drink the water or breathe the air lol so that's not a world I'd miss anyway 😏

Bartering services or something you can consistently provide works much better than bartering things like coffee.

Have you went to your county's website to get the list of properties that are for sale due to someone didn't pay their property taxes . It may be a way to get the house you want without over paying.

Danno, just so you know Dr. Phil may have videos on RU-vid, but his show came to an end last year. This is from an article from last year. I'm not posting the source you can google that yourself "Popular daytime TV show “Dr. Phil” is coming to an end after more than two decades on air. Its host, former psychologist Dr. Phil McGraw, has said he is stepping back from the daytime slot because “there is so much more I wish to do.” McGraw, who began his TV career on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” in the late 1990s, said in a statement issued by CBS Media Ventures that he had been “blessed” with a career in daytime television spanning more than 25 years."

I blew out my knee at work 3 months ago. (were doing fine)(workman's comp checks) but having a HUGE pantry put back. It has been a GOD SEND! I even had crutches and a walker. put back in my preps. I can make splints, make a cast for broke bones. Band aids do not store for long. medical gauze and black tape work and store much much longer. you can put Super Glue in a cut. the larger the cut the more it will bubble out. looks scary but works great. Do nut punch out your medical provider.

I bought a generator 8 years ago its doubled in price . havent used it since that first year , but its kept in a good place . problem with the gas generator is its so damn loud it would tell everyone for miles where the place to charge your phone is. best prep i can think of would be a clean smallish simple motor home well stocked . so in a moments notice you can go anywhere for 2 weeks before you need more supplies kind of deal

Problem I have with the vast majority of preppers is their unrealistic expectations of what it will actually look like. They tend to prepare for the short term ( a couple of weeks or at most a month) where everything is fine and everyone holds hands and sings kumbaya around a campfire. They aren't prepared for 6 months to a year or longer when the canned food they have been buying runs out or the power doesn't come back on and you run out of gas for your generator so the refrigerated food starts to spoil. Most are like well we'll just fire up the ol grill which is fine and dandy but everyone within distance can smell your steaks and hamburgers cooking and just like that you are an easy target. That's just the easy part then you have to worry about hygiene because most likely the water isn't going to work and the vast majority of wells run off power driven pumps. If you do have a creek or something similar you can't bath in it and risk contaminating your only source of clean water. What are you going to do for defense when the bullets run out because this isn't The Walking Dead where 6 yrs later you still have enough ammo to fight a mini civil war. A lot of people will die within the first 6 months

I LOVE DR. PHIL!!! He has done some great shows on his new channel called Merit. He asked the three leading canidates for an interview. He interviewed 2 out of three. He did a show on tic tok and a VERY scary show about how China is infiltrating the US. I highly recommend people look up some of his past shows. He does his homework!!!

Good afternoon Danno

Family and friends coming to your rescue? They need rescuing themselves. One thing about prepping, be sure to eat the food and rotate it. My Mom has been buying too much, and we cleaned out 8 bags of totally expired food recently. We're talking years of 2009, 2008, etc.

8:14 yeah, you should go into the Poll. It was staggering, 36% of the audience chose to do nothing

Would love to be able to afford the land, I do my best with my porch garden at my apt

Yeah not interested getting advice from a talk show host 😂😂😂

They created those alleys for you so u can pay for flood insurance and tornado insurance. Yes they can create tornados.

There's nowhere I'd be able to go to, to bunk down. So when shtf I've got the basics in to survive a few weeks shoud necessary. Being in a medium town here in the UK I'll survive and the dust will settle by then to make do.

The more people who prep are that many fewer that will be busting into your house if SHTF.

If it does come to the endo of the world, I want to be at Ground Zero and go quickly. I'm too old to start from scratch.