This is the least zombie apocalypse ever. I really don't get what's going on, this bug is way less deadly than the flu that's already been going around this year.
Truckers are the 2nd most valuable maybe the most valuable because truckers haul everything you have without a truck delivery America runs out in 3 days
Finally sb. who is mentioning the importance of having farmers ... that actually produce FOOD. My idiotic government (Germany) told farmers to become "energy harversters", replacing wheat and corn production with arrays of solar panels and wind turbines and to ditch meat / milk production "to save the planet"... unfortunately, I am NOT making this BS up.
Well its the media, now suddenly they show the huge recovery numbers. although due to the low quality healthcare in the USA they expect the same death rates as China.
Quebec here: sanitary state of emergency declared, pretty much everything closed down. Stress management is the first thing to do: if your stressed out, your immunity goes down.
I have heard that government has lifted hours of service restrictions for truckers so they can work you 100 hours a week now Iam ready to go to work and help feed america
Once this is over, there is a lot we can learn from this: financial incentives and tax breaks certainly WILL help to re-start the economy, but getting rid of a gazillion of unnecessary restrictions (= bureaucracy) will cost nothing but truly help to get everything working again.
I love how all the guys who spoke about fleeing to the woods in a backpack haven't left yet. Wranglestar is in an awesome position because he can sit at home and make even more money with these good corona videos.
Hey there Cody. Hope you are all going to be fine. I am from Iran, hope everyone will stay safe. I was just talking to my wife last night and was just telling her that life as we know is going to change, has changed already. With your videos, I made some preparation and fortunately we have been in house for a week for now Take care you all. Thanks for the heads up brother. God help us all
Good luck to you Reza! My family and I are thinking of all our brothers and sisters across the world. Something like this really shrinks the world down and let’s us see our commonalities and not our differences.
Reza Shahmizad. Hopeful we will all see positive changes and far brighter days ahead. I believe the effects of this orchestrated attack on humanity will unite us all. We were supposed to be waring and culling each other, but not having fallen for that deception, 'they' went with plan C-19. We will beat it, and we will beat them as never before. Praying for you in Iran. God be with you, your family, all your loved ones as well.
Countryfolk like myself here in West Virginia have it made. We got our moonshine steals, so we have plenty of liquor not to mention it works good as biofuel. Plenty of good hunting and fishing. You city slickers have Viagra, we got Ginseng in these here mountains. So we don't rely on the pharmaceutical industry. Got a garden in the backyard, dairy cows across the road, honeybees down the street.
WA. state country folk here: forget it, the rural stores are out of the basics too. Tried to buy burger today but none available. Luckily I've got a meat grinder so I bought a big piece of round & am going to make my own burger. Many "country folks" are by necessity prepared for adverse events.
Because of watching your videos, I did not need to panic buy. My freezer is always full, I try to keep at least a months worth of food on my shelves at all times. I live in a tiny trailer and am low income, but that hasn't stopped me from being as prepared as possible. I have lots of beans, rice and other non perishables stored away in mouse proof containers. You are wayyyy more prepared than we are but I have used your wise words to the best of my ability and I appreciate knowing that I can bug in for an extended period. Thank you for continuing to teach and share the wisdom God has given you.
Be strong! I'm a nurse in Trentino, Italy. We've been through the panic moment 2 weeks ago. Now people understood that the grocery store still open and restocked regularly even during quarantine. Keep your old people safe, we are losing many of them here. Keep making videos! And thank you.
Che piccolo il mondo ahaha, parlo da Roveretano. Here in Rovereto (city with 40k inhabitants in Trentino region) we have only 10 intensive care beds and all of them have been occupied, and not just by old people. I'm starting to think that our region, if not even our whole country, is not prepared at all for this kind of emergency.
God bless the survivors and dam them that made it. The worst is over but the pain is still keeping me from my daily 5 mile hikes in the mountains. At 64I guess I should be grateful. Take care and drink plenty.
Hey Cody, ground that fuel tank bubby! You especially need to ground it since you've got the whole tank isolated from the ground via that pallet. Just a little wire and alligator clamp. Or an old jump starter cable.
If it’s not grounded, a charge difference can build up between the tank assembly and whatever he is fueling. When he goes to fill something up, it could spark the vapors and cause a gasoline fire, or a tank rupture.
Yes sir you are 100% correct those pumps produce alot of static its better to be on the safe side and ensure its grounded. I'm an aircraft mechanic and all of our oils and our alcohol are in 55 gallon drums, the ones with oil have those type pumps (except they have filters) and our alcohol has a special esd free pump as well as them all being grounded. And when I mean grounded I mean a galvanized rod put into the earth and tested with a multimeter every couple of years.
Even then they still will occasionally shock people, once I was filling a PON with hyd fluid and my coworker went to open the haz waste drum and we got a arc from me to him, it was about a six inch arc to, we were both fine, it really is worth doing.
I took your advice two weeks ago and added to our hurricane kit. We can now set it out for three weeks if we have to. And I'm glad we took your advice cuz the people are shopping this weekend with a mission. God bless
Let’s pray for the those who have to go to work no matter what happens, first responders, medical professionals, mass transit drivers, correction officers ect! My wife and I are bus drivers in Portland oregon!
And if things get really bad, dummy’s that post their stashes online will get found and raided for all they have! Genius! Anything for some recognition and views nowadays
America needs to start prepping! It's pretty darn sad when most of our antibiotics and antibiotic ingredients are made and supplied by China, THAT IS NOT GOOD AT ALL!!
At 8000' above sea level we have no coronavirus anywhere around us. We live off the land as much as possible and do a lot of hunting. Stay safe folks and good luck.
I'm in Washington state. Got a text while at work yesterday from my son that schools were closing until April 24th. Went to the store last night to pickup some supplementary items. The toilet paper panic is real. Almost completely gone. Lots of food on the shelves. Completely baffled by this. If people don't eat, there's not much need for toilet paper. Another thing that appears to be sold out everywhere is thermometers.
I find it odd that people are sticking up on toilet paper as if it's subliminal, or something. Like you said the food is still on the shelves. That's counter intuitive to survival, or at least a comfortable in house extended stay.
Rogue Antilles there is almost no food on the shelves, idiots are buying the food in bulk and people who NEED it can’t get what they need, it’s disgusting
@@adhdieseltech236 not the case where I live. Sorry you are surrounded by savages. But, let this be a lesson for the future for all involved that were not unprepared.
I was thinking to myself “wait, Cody always spills his fuel on the ground, somethings not right”..... then i saw the ground at 6:12 . Looks like the struggle goes on 😓
That's how it goes! I bought my necessities a while ago because I knew people would freak out and empty the shelves. It is dangerous for old people though and anyone can be a carrier without knowing it. So it's scary for your grandparents/parents.
Yup the economic damage inflicted is going to cause more damage and ultimately kill more people than COVID-19. Politicians want to look strong and the public want to see any form of action so they close schools and borders which have a very negligent effect on the virus spreading.
I’ve had my supplies for 3 weeks now. But I have a lot of my homesteading skills from your channel! Thank you so much for your videos. God bless and stay safe.
the last time we faced a virus this bad we did nothing and where fine. the last major flu epidemic that hit we fought a world war during its time frame. We are overreacting to it. much to our chagrin.
As far East from you that I am, Michigan, we also have had, by the governor, all schools are closed down, most hospitals, if not all, prison visitation and many many cancellations, as well as grocery stores shelves, are bare of toilet paper, sanitizer, alcohol, masks and other items are in very short supply if there is any at all in some places. So it is all over our great country. I pray our Lord clears this away for all the world. He is still in control!
The sky is falling, the sky is falling!!!! I live in a major metropolitan area and our local grocery store (major chain) is fully stocked and zero panic buying. It's not even crowded.The large warehouse stores are crowded and one day may be out of TP and paper towels, but the next day will be stocked to the brim. The supply chain is NOT collapsing. Zero need to self quarantine.
It's hit our small town of 1500 people in central Illinois and I can guarantee that 80-90% of the town will self quarantine except for going to work. Until work starts shutting down that is..
Wrangler I love your vids, your patriotism and your morals. But while you shelter in place and guide others please remember us who will, knowing what you know, be going into our jobs in plants and factories of thousands whom we have close contact everyday. Doing this to keep communities and the nation supplied with all kinds of goods. In my case food. Food isn't like other nonperishable industries, you can not hit pause on production for a quarantine and the demand never stops. Me and my family appreciate all you do from advice and education to entertainment. But please acknowledge those who will keep calm and drive into work everyday to maintain America. God bless.
Good words friend. Yes, many still go to work to keep the country moving. I too must go to work, but luckily I live in a mostly unpopulated area. Good luck man. 😎
This event is motivating me to work for the homestead lifestyle and own property as soon as I can. Thank you for all your content Wranglerstar, I've been watching you since I was in highschool about 9-10 years ago. Your channel has been an example of the way I've dreamed of living for some time now.
same here. I'd love to have a small farm. Our whole supply chain, including food, is completely dysfunctional. Our whole country relies on food from thousands of miles away. We need to support local farms, and start growing food and raising animals. Being heavily armed as a citizenry is great, but we also need to be more reliant on ourselves and our neighbors for our food, rather than a farm 3,000 miles away.
Always be prepared for anything that life can throw at as! But sometimes life likes to throw curveballs. Dang curveballs. I just hope this event brings us together instead of tearing us apart. Help thy neighbor is something we could use right about now!
I dont think you've caused panic at all. I took youre advise to heart and went buying food early and a few days later all the shelfs were empty. So thank you Cody. Greetings from the Netherlands and take care.
As a HongKonger right next to China, we are close enough to the source of the virus, fortunately we've been experiencing from the SARS at 2003, and we have the huge pro democracy running at the city, so it stopped China tourists coming and stopped the virus spreading out more, I'm under stand the situation that what we facing, god bless we all.
Thanks to you constantly hounding your viewers about being prepared, my wife and I stocked up on some of our necessities yesterday. We have enough food now to make it through at least a month in case of an emergency, thanks to you! I wish I was able to do this sooner. I'm more worried about the panic of the masses instead of the virus itself. I live in Oklahoma so thankfully I was able to get the single package of toilet paper I needed to buy. Thank you for remaining level headed through the past few weeks. The people need you.
being in are 70s and one with health issues we anticipated staying home more than normal, we stocked food for weeks and have healthy grand sons to help. God is good.
@@icsp2 I think he means they can help him out if he needs food or something. If they just place it in front of his door it should be fine after washing.
To slow down the spread and better identify people who are infected and have a smaller pool of potential contacts to whom it might have spread. Also be able to nail down incubation period, any indicators of being contagious, etc. It's called infection control. Very standard practice for emerging infection diseases.
My parents, grandparents, and the Boy Scouts taught me to be prepared. My parents were children during the great depression and when my dad joined the Army Air Core the country was still in the depression. Just about everything was rationed so they carried that deep seated mindset for their entire lives. They weren't scared, just prepared. I wish I was half the man my dad was but that's in my dreams.
We always error to the side of caution my family I have self-quarantined as a prepper we were already prepared for most anything we bought masks gloves and hand sanitizers in January when we learned of the virus, my wife and I are in our upper 60’s we take no chances and if we are wrong about the virus we have plenty of food to eat
My college has closed for the next month and I have been sent back home two states away. Not super worried about the virus, pandemics happen not much I can do about it. More concerned with people’s reactions to the declaration of pandemic and state of emergency. People seem to need to take a deep breath and collect themselves.
I wouldn't worry about people too much. This is America, and people in a crisis are NOT like the people you see in Hollywood movies in a crisis, or the few inner-city exceptions played up in the news! I've lived through a few, heard tell of a few more, and found Americans to be their most giving and generous in a time of crisis. We tend to all pull together rather than fall apart, and there's A LOT of precedent behind that statement. It's been our history and legacy; our way of life really, for a long, long time. If you're watching, the key in reducing deaths with this crisis is not overloading the healthcare system and especially ICUs and ventilators, as pneumonia is the common illness with the serious side of this virus. Not reducing contact means not slowing the spread, which means a quick, high spike in infections. That means a quick, high spike in the 20% that get very ill with this disease and the 5%-10% that get critically ill; more than enough to overwhelm our healthcare system. The real fear is, if we don't slow the rate of infections, that we will overwhelm the system, and people who get pneumonia (it's what they call this virus in China, they don't even call it COVID) won't be able to get access to a ventilator and the drugs that can save their lives. As has been the case in other countries and COULD be the case here, they could be turned away and literally sent home to die. In Wuhan, it's estimated that over 60% of the virus pneumonia deaths happened at home, only a much smaller % received treatment in a hospital. That's what we're trying to avoid by this "abundance of caution" and reduction of contact as early as possible.
You can wash your hands. Not walk past the sink, not just get them damp and then wipe them on your clothes. Sorry I don’t mean to pick on you, but as male nurse that’s all I see guys do when i have go to a public restroom. We need to step it up. Hell just watch a tutorial on washing your hands if you need to.
John-Paul yeah I see it all the time too I at least use hand sanitizer under normal circumstances but have been using the WHO hand washing method taught to me from volunteering at a hospital as of the past couple of weeks, even in my own home.
Here in Ohio, I have had my highschool closed for the next 3 weeks. We are having to do work online and over the phone for next week and for the first week of April. But the last week of March is still spring break however. Good luck Cody, stay safe and healthy!!
Im in Cincinnati. Getting pretty nutty here. I kind of stay stocked on most items, especially ammunition. But the milk and eggs and toilet paper and sanitizer being gone is just preposterous. Im highly annoyed watching these soccer mom's darting their head back and forth while loading up a hundred yogurt cups into their cart. They all have this look on their face of stupidity, greed and something else I can't quite work out. Maybe lust? It's gross really...
@@cooperbeggs I'm in the Cleveland area. Lately I've been just staying home more often. I've been lifting weights again. I'm usually at the tavern watching sports and drinking beer.
And a note regarding availability of supplies, in the heart of the Italy's pandemic)... stores have goods, get restocked regularly, just less variation of brands... I'd say stores just got away with the plethora of brands for the same item, maybe a good looking forward...
In Seattle are Costco is still fully stocked (except for paper towel, and toilet paper), grocery stores are mostly stocked also, they actually still have TP also. Talked to the store manager, its not the supply side, its the demand side. Store are still getting their shipments, its just customers buying a bit more than normal (rightfully, since they see what is happening in China). Although even in China, the grocery stores were still operational.
Jess Parker I hope so too. But there are so many people just concerned with “stuff”... how can I get it, I want what they have, I don’t care how it’s made as long as it’s cheap, etc. etc. it’s absolutely idiotic.
No, but when China is shutting down everything to contain said outbreak, and ports are refusing goods from China because of the outbreak, THE OUTBREAK HAS AN EFFECT ON IMPORTING GOODS! This may come as a shock to you, but the major and finer points of an economy and public health don't exist in separate bubbles, they can and do effect each other. If you doubt that, look at the history of the stock market since this outbreak started, or the commodities market. This is the first time since 08 I can recall seeing gold and silver prices in a downslope rather than slowly heading up. Because of this outbreak that you seem to think has nothing to do with anything but itself. Moron.
I know I’m all alone in my thinking but I’m not going to do anything any different than normal. I’m not going to prep I’m not going to do anything any different than normal. I own a small trucking company and I know the warehouses are still full and transportation companies will always deliver goods. Yes we have seen a slight uptick in Rates to get products shipped but they still haven’t come up to the rates we were getting in 2018. I’m in the Midwest and I like most family’s always have a chest freezer full of meat and vegetables as normal procedure from last years harvests. I just really don’t see this being a big deal and this time next year we will have all but forgotten this
There are alot of claims saying the opposite. That on the west coast ports are empty. So maybe in your location it's full, but in others it might not be.
Yeah in sacramento and raleys was out of tp but in went at 6pm, store was quiet and basically fully stocked besides dry foods and beer :( but those isles were atleast half full
Here in eastern pa everyone is going nuts we have no toilet paper on the shelves the water sells out every time they stock it no eggs, ground meat, bread or noodles and they shut down the schools and colleges for 2 weeks
I have that generator, absolutely love it. Also got the 10kw one. Use them for events with work, powering our trailer, blow up starting gates, heat/AC, TVs, speakers, they’re awesome. We have 5 different ones, I think a 2kw, 2x 5kw, 7kw and 10kw.
You're absolutely right about not being the ones causing the panic buying. If you stock up *before* the rush, and buy what you need in an orderly manner....you're not the one causing the hoarding/panic buying. It's called being prepared. It's the people who wait until the last minute....and buy everything they can get their hands on that are the problem.
David Goodridge bonding the tank to the generator would work too if there isn’t a ground nearby. Minimizes the chance or static dissipation between the tank and equipment being filled.
Love ya Cody. I'm going through some things on top of the virus situation. I can always look to you for some light. I appreciate you so much. Thanks for all you do.
The problem with all this prepping stuff is how much can you stock pile ? If it gets as bad as some of us are thinking it could .. you can’t get enough stuff stock piled. I mean let’s say you can stock pile a full months worth of everything your family needs . So if this drags on 3 months then what ? Maybe you have more money and resources then the average person and can stock pile enough stuff for 6 months . Your still gonna run out at some point . And when people run out ., things will get bad . The guy that only had enough supplies for 1 month and runs out will be looting the guy that has enough for 3 months. It will all spiral out of control at some point regardless . All prepping does is delay the inevitable and put some people in a position of power or vulnerability. Also it can become an obsession . So your spending every last dollar you have to stock pile food and gasoline etc . But when is it enough ? We don’t know how long or how bad this or any other catastrophe will be . So when all your jerry cans are full and your pantry is stuffed .. is it enough ? Or should you double or triple your supply ? If the whole country collapses and anarchy ensues .. I’m not sure I’d want to be sitting at my homestead with all supplies me and my family needs . Talk about being a target . Let’s hope this all blows over in a month or so .. but until then .. stay safe .
this is why you grow your own food via gardens and livestock. Put your house on solar and stock candles. There's nothing new here. Some have just ignored the warnings.
Don't stockpile everyday items (exclusively). Stockpile SKILLS, MINDESET and a NETWORK for bad times. Don't stockpile just food & TP - acquire the knowledge and tools to MAKE food & defend it. You can (and should) always share with people who can't fend for themselves. This is how a healthy community works - on every scale.
The panic buying is already over in my area and store are starting to stock back up to full inventory. Within a week every thing will be back to normal except for the kids being out of school.
Jack, we're still in the development stage. Expect the economy to drag to a crawl, expect the Federal government to declare martial law in some areas, expect the total number of cases to be multiplied by 10. Expect the cure to be NEVER. This won't be the end of us, but it will be a good dry run for what's coming again and again in the future. SARS and all these lung diseases have just started. They don't go away they just come back different and stronger.
It's TOUGH where I am, couldn't find fresh oysters the other day. (seriously the canned section and water were short, funny I never thought of T.P. as that important but I got dried black beans in cans up the ying yang :D
_I am sending this message to report the latest developments on our situation, and I hope it finds you well. As of now, I am waiting for the sun to come up so I can leave the compound and go on another scavenge run for toilet paper. Stores and shelves have been mostly empty; the whole city looks like a ghost town. We are down to our last rolls, and we have been hearing no rumors whatever of more TP arriving. Things are bleak; we will not survive the winter._ Sincerely, The Doomer Zoomer
Pennsylvania here outside of Philadelphia, schools closed, food stores empty, fuel is plenty, I'm ready been prepared for years . God bless you and your family. Dont fear , just respect it , be prepared and day by day. I believe this will change America for the best. Families together talking spending time 🇺🇸🍀🙏
We have solar. Those that dont, dont understand, unless you have a massive battery bank, it will just run lighting. Stove, toaster, welder etc all need a generator...
@@johnqpublic9074 yes but considering hes got a wood burning stove heat is not an issue, he's got a well not a problem. so to run lights and such off solar power is more then what he would need.
@@demonpride1975 We have exactly what you've said. Unless you want to plant and till by hand, you need equipment. Equipment needs fuel, and generators, welders etc... Remote and alone, you need to be able to do it all. Something as minor as your well pump linkage breaking can become a very big deal...
@@johnqpublic9074 that's not what i am saying, i am saying that if he had a fairly large solar panel set up, that's a lot of fuel he could store up for the important stuff. you make it sound like i am attacking you, and i am not.
@@wranglerstar its horrible for old people but noone will starve there either. warehouses and supermarkets are full and if you dont have food you can go buy food.
Wranglerstar Your videos inspired me to prepare and I now have 150 gallons of gas, 1 year of food supply, not including the live animals in the farm, and you may have saved my families lives. God bless you and your family Cody.
We decided to self-quarantine in Missouri. Six cases here, one is domestic travel, five foreign travel. Not worried about getting sick, but worried about public contact with panicked individuals. I've been prepped for decades. I could go years without a trip to the store, as long as zombies don't decimate the garden because they didn't bother to prep.
TY, I have been trying to find a big gas tank like I had on my farm on the '60s - yes, I am that old! I do not like all of that hauling of the smaller containers around (very hard for me) and with no pump - Well - you know----- TY PS: stay at home since last Friday - one trip to lady who grooms my service dog - and back home - one trip one mile today to get another bag of chicken feed and had a beautiful rooster delivered today so I can grow my own chickens - WooHoo. Glad you are putting family first. God Bless
While I live in a city in Scotland having watched you for ages I stocked up months ago while everyone said I was crazy and laughing. They are not laughing now that i have bread flour, water, generators p3 masks and hand sanitiser and enough food for 3 months. God bless !
Davey min why did you sign for rangers .😂.am all set here too min .one more trip to the co-op for beer an crisps .loads o food diesel an a full tank .stay safe min .C O Y R 👍🏻🏴
Surely people buying huge amounts are causing the biggest problems? You’re essentially fighting each other. People are treating this as if a nuclear power station just blew up.
I moved from the country to the city for my job. I went to go grocery shopping and it was insane. But luckily I have a few months worth of emergency food and water at home.
There is going to be a lot of people with expired and outdated food that won't be getting used and end up in the trash along with all the money they spent.
Don't switch the 110 240 switch while running. They are very nice generators. Being fuel injected the fuel tank is sealed to the environment and there is no carb to evaporate the fuel from. The fuel system is like what is in a newer car, and moisture absorption from the environment is curtailed.
If you are worried about noise from the generator, you can put it inside with the exhaust piping out. Use an old car muffler if you want on the pipe. Insulate the area. No one will hear it unless they are within 10-15 feet. Which I assume isn't a problem at your homestead.
@@lukes.2014 things are getting strange here in Colorado.. I'm worried that we might go on lock down soon and I'm gunna lose the 30-06 in the pawn shop if I'm not allowed to go there of if they close up shop in the days to come. Lots of business are closing and not really saying when they will be back up and running..
It's a couple times more deadly than the average flu, which isn't all that bad really. I think the highest fatality rate is about 4% People love to panic.
Seeing this measurements implemented in your country now already . Nothing but good . Just 7 days ago it was still a "novel flu" told by politicians here . Now its almost crisis here for hospitals. Stay safe gr from europe.
Everything from Honda run a good 20 years without maintenance except new oil and maybe spark plug. Then everything will slowly fail except the engine. A stainless steel civic will run for ever.
I live in the UK, it's panic everywhere here......... the general flu killed 35 people every day last year but it remains silent........ anyway I've just bought a 4x4 and a caravan with a Honda generator 👍 it's time to get the hell out of dodge!! This is the big event that will usher in the 1 world government otherwise known as the NWO
Your seriously hurting yourself when your back up is fuel based. People need to go low tech get away from fuels, gas dependency or it will rock you hard.
@@charleswalter2902 Depending on your location: - wood gasifier - small scale wind turbines + batteries - PV modules + batteries a combination of all above Save your fuel for mobility, chainsaws and emergency.
Learn to live without electricity. Get yourself away from things that require it or gas for uses that suck away gas just to operate. Learn how to wash clothing, cut, cook, ect without the need for electricity. The more you depend upon modern tech the dumber and less able you make yourself function cause of the lack of skills and dependance is placed upon those things. Learn to grow your own food, learn to live with no power, so much tech today if you take away electricity would cause most to just loose it cause of the lack of skill and knowledge most are uneducated in. Its amazing how much skill has been lost and forgotten just out of dumbing life through the modern conveyance of water pressure systems, if you loose that there goes your showers, flushing toilets, washing abilities, cleaning clothes. Then top it off with electric there goes your refrigeration, power tools, lights, computers, communication, navigation, cooking, heating, cooling, ect. Then add the stupid power generators which suck gas like a bad pickup truck using 2 gallons just to generate power for what 10 hours? What a waist! Not to mention if thier is a gas shortage and price shift of higher elevated prices of what value is gas really? If you need that for power your riding a sinking ship.
be careful filling while the tank is on a pallet - friction of the fuel moving through the line will build a static charge & tank could cause a spark if not grounded out
FEMA always recommends at least 2-3 weeks of supplies, check information from FEMA, Ready.gov, CDC, HHS, OAS, WHO, UNCIEF, and your local,county,state authorities (for the US). Same for the rest of the countries just replace the first 4 with your own countries agencies, but those first 4 will also have useful information for anyone not just Americans.
I don't agree with this. I don't think life will change as we know it. People are over reacting and things will go back to normal. And as far as political posturing. I am tired of the crazy dems trying to use this to keep control. We the people are taking our country back. I do agree with the people that you are making things worse and causing more panic.
Here in Spain is a lock down but we do not panic buy, people are more worried about buying alcohol haha, this has all been blown out of proportion, people like you fear monger, I give it a month and it will be blown over
My state Louisiana went from 9 cases to over 800 in less than 24 hours, this will get worse before it gets better but panic is the last thing we need. Thank God I'm a country boy, prayers going out for everyone we will get through this.
I call it the commie virus - named after the inventor! If I still had my guitar, I would write a tune - I got the commie virus and my lips are turning blue - would be the 1st line.
Sunday will be 2 weeks for us after one kid had first hand exposure. She was with neighbors who visited their granny in a nursing home. Granny is doing good and looks like she'll pull through but her roommate passed away last weekend. We are well prepped with supplies.
here in belgium : schools are closed for 2 weeks, barbers, hotels, zoos, pubs, bars, restaurants are closed to, we are advised to stay at home. only the pharma and food shops can stay open. streets are going empty. the virus is taking its toll on people. hoarding food and water but the nr1 product sold out in almost any store......toilet paper.......
Nathan Van de Velde same here in Iowa USA. Have ancestors from Belgium on Moms side btw. Restaurants open but take out only or delivery. We only have twenty some cases vs 1.5mil people.
It is actually interesting that you started preparing already 1/2 a Year ago and now you are exactly done with the start of Corona Virus. It literally seems like you had known of it in the first place 😂 Greetings from South Germany 👍
Yea it’s call the Bible If you pay attention the signs have been there for about the last ten years coming from a Baptist family that subject has came up a lot over the years
oh yea gabriel bauer He made this video monthes ago and just got around to editing it JUst kidding. None of this is perfect but the whole point is to be thinking ahead and prepared to whatever degree you choose . Provide for our familys. Safety and good health to all
Don’t threaten me with a good time Cody! Lol!! Wavian, Patriot Supply and Streamlight have all benefited from your excellent videos. Stay frosty friend and we’ll see you on the flip side.
I work in the supply chain for a large multi national European company. There is no problem with supply, at least within Europe. Processes are taking a little longer because depots are taking precautions in terms of security. But such places already have extremely high hygiene standards going in to production areas is like entering a operating theatre where you have to wash hands etc. The only problem is panic buying.
Just an FYI. I live in Allegheny County, PA. Our first two known cases have just been confirmed IN Allegheny County (where Pittsburgh is located). Our shelves are not bare. I’ve gone on about 3 separate prepping shopping trips and the only things that we are short on is hand soap, sanitizer, toilet paper. FOOD IS NOT A SHORTAGE. Not yet. Only time will tell but it’s really not this serious yet. Go out in the morning before the stores open. Buy some cases of water and toilet paper but don’t hoard. Buy essentials. Consider others. Continue living your life.
im not a one for having a stock pile of food . but im glad i took your advice and stocked up a little . as it look like we are going on lock down in the uk soon
all you are doing is adding to the fear and panic...this too will pass...it is a "flu".....many people have had it and survived without incident...but those are not the headlines...telling people that the cup boards are bare just adds to the angst and panic ...
Made in the USA, beautiful but rare. Thank you for the info you have provided since I subscribed to your Chanel. Good luck to you & yours during this difficult time. Small good news story: The pump we use for our bore died today & we had to purchase another. I said quietly to my husband. 2 is 1. He bought 2. I was so proud. He has been great making sure we have petrol for cars, pumps, generators, mower etc., without any of the usual discussion or delays. Made sure we had firewood etc. Finally got it. Once again
Kinda glad my neighbor has goats and chickens, so we could still get milk and eggs if need be. I don't mind the taste of goat milk, and growing wheat is pretty easy here in Washington state, so flour is covered. I can hunt for meat so that's covered too.👍 Washington state schools are all closed until the end of April.
