SO YOU THINK ANYONE WHO HASN’T PREPPED IS JUST STUPID? | |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 32707423 United States 03/20/2020 11:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Maybe some people have decided they are done with living? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75901508 I know some folks that talk that way "Why fight to live through the apocalypse only to have a life of misery... scratching out a pitiful and meager existence" to each their own I guess This would be me.. if a full-on society collapse happened.. meh im out. |
Baby Xoda User ID: 75948321 United States 03/20/2020 11:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Stupid is as stupid does. I reserve the right to declare my comments and posts as satire. Nothing I post should be considered or interpreted as advocacy for illegal activity. My comments are designed to inspire critical political thinking. I only mean half of what I say and only say half of what I mean. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77660835 United States 03/20/2020 11:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have seen way so many comments and threads on GLP about how stupid people are for not prepping and that it’s their own fault if they don’t have enough to get through a crisis. They should have planned better, or they didn’t know how to handle money, and on and on… Quoting: CrimsonBleu I spent almost 8 years working for one of the largest storable food and emergency preparedness companies you have no doubt heard about, and I can tell you first hand that: Most families are just getting by and MIGHT have a months worth of savings if they are lucky. People WANT to prep but are extremely limited and have to choose what they can afford at that moment. Every day you are served by people who can’t prep and every day you expect them to proved food, and other services to YOU so you can. Let’s list a few: Restaurant staff like waiters and waitresses, cooks and hosts. Dishwashers too. Sandwich shop employees like Subway and all fast food workers. Hotel staff like from the front desk to the maids who clean your room to the laundry department who handles your nasty lines when you are done with them. Cashiers who have to listen to you complain or handle and touch the same shit a bunch of other people touched and place it in a bag for you. Landscaping and lawncare crews who mow your yard and trim, and weedeat for you. Car wash people who work their ass off to clean YOUR dirty ass car. Construction workers who sweat balls working to build and repair houses and businesses everywhere. This includes roofers who sweat nails in the summer. Trash collectors - Oh here is my pet peeve…these guys are up and down, on the truck and off the truck in between hoisting your nasty ass trash cans into the trash muncher machine, in sweltering heat, storms, sleet rain and ice cold winter. They don’t get paid near enough. Pool techs who keep your pool sparking so you can soak your ass in the crystal clear water and relax. Customer service people from banks, hotels, car dealerships cell phone service, utility companies, retail store of every kind, do you think they can afford to save three to 6 months worth of savings for hard times? That’s enough for now. Use your brain and THINK for one minute not EVERYONE is in a position to be ready for these tough times, so be easy on them. Share if you can and don’t belittle others because they are material poor. They have lives and families too. Both my parents worked in the hospitality industry for most of their lives and died with nothing in the bank and nothing to account for it materially. That’s the way the high majority of us are going to die too. But we still serve each other the best we can. No, i think everyone who has over prepared is just stupid. Or maybe just live a sheltered life in north Idaho. |
Revbo™ User ID: 77397371 United States 03/20/2020 11:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think there would be a lot less animosity for them if there wasn't such anger coming from the folks who didn't, or couldn't, prepare, directed at those who did. I have no problem until someone calls me a selfish hoarder for trying to protect my family from starvation. Quoting: Revbo™ Absolutely! When I heard about this in January, one of the first things I did was buy a couple of N95s and stock the pantry. Not huge amounts, either. But because we types had the foresight to prepare, all of the sudden we are scummy hoarders. They just want a reason to justify robbing others when the going gets tougher and they are hungry. Me, too, and I've been adding to it ever since. Finally stopped yesterday. I've had the N95s since Ebola, though, just waiting for a day like today. John 8:32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78144644 United States 03/20/2020 11:10 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I've known people that make 6 figures who were broke, and people that made less than half that who were not. It isn't your income that makes you rich, it is your mentality. Anyone who didn't prep is foolish, they will reap what they have sown. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78645516 Too many variables. How many children you have, where you live in the country, etc. 6 figures is decent in the Midwest, but not so much in NYC or California. If you have 3-4 children, then 6 figures doesn't go very far. |
Lily o' the Valley User ID: 74159602 Canada 03/20/2020 11:10 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I make minimum wage and I was able to drop a couple hundred dollars on food over the last two weeks. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77668913 You can do it if you shop smartly Go to the fucking dollar store and buy all of their dollar store spam. It’s not about fine dining, it’s about having something....ANYTHING... to eat. ^^^^ This *** Good deeds bring rewards, bad actions bring troubles. That is a law of the universe. *** |
stacyanne1 User ID: 78137722 United States 03/20/2020 11:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think the people just finding out about all of this and starting to prepe late in the game are in trouble. If you were paying attention there was plenty of time to add small amounts of inexpensive food to your preps. It definitely could be done you just needed to plan ahead. “Patriotism is supporting your country all the time and your government when it deserves it.” Mark Twain |
CosmicRays User ID: 78243715 United States 03/20/2020 11:12 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yeah well I'm one of them who made those comments asshole and will make more! Don't give some bullshit sob story and excuse for not doing anything. They could have gotten 20 bucks in rice and beans rather than that case of beer, nails done, new cell phone, ect. Quoting: Kingzzor Don't even try it prick! Fuck you and fuck them! How funny is it now? How fun was that bar they went too now or that iPhone that could have bought more than enough preps? Huh? That's what I thought. Fuck off! Have a feeling your life is very empty. |
GSB/LTD User ID: 8080014 United States 03/20/2020 11:12 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm retired USPS and -like many of my former coworkers- a longterm prepper. But I don't know any who today must rush out and grab everything they can find in a mad dash. Instead we all bought one or two extra cans a week in small affordable increments. And, EVERY YEAR we bust our asses during our annual food drives to supply thousands of tonnes of food to the needy. We even compete with one another when doing it, we are that proud of our customers. BTW: it's ALWAYS the poorer neighborhoods that give the most in those drives because they understand what it is to be hungry. The affluent neighborhoods -who use the pool cleaners you mentioned- just get a couple of corporate sponsors to pony up a pallet or two to give their companies bragging rights... and a tax writeoff. And don't try to tell me that a single can of Tuna is outside anybody's grasp if they followed that simple common-sense approach of incremental purchasing. It'd also help the unaware if they didn't waste what little cash they have on Little Debbies, Doritos or gallons of soda which their bodies do not need. Do you NOT remember the Aesop fable about the "Ant and the Grasshopper"? If not, better go back and read it again instead of feeling sorry for all those Grasshoppers who are now chirping their despair in unison... because in the animal kingdom they are the first ones who would lose the struggle of the survival of the species. That's commonly called, "Natural Law" and it's the only one that will always exist. Last Edited by GSB/LTD on 03/20/2020 11:27 AM |
Baby Xoda User ID: 75948321 United States 03/20/2020 11:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Noodles, rice and peanut butter. All cheap and you can survive on it. I reserve the right to declare my comments and posts as satire. Nothing I post should be considered or interpreted as advocacy for illegal activity. My comments are designed to inspire critical political thinking. I only mean half of what I say and only say half of what I mean. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 76191195 United States 03/20/2020 11:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have seen way so many comments and threads on GLP about how stupid people are for not prepping and that it’s their own fault if they don’t have enough to get through a crisis. They should have planned better, or they didn’t know how to handle money, and on and on… Quoting: CrimsonBleu I spent almost 8 years working for one of the largest storable food and emergency preparedness companies you have no doubt heard about, and I can tell you first hand that: Most families are just getting by and MIGHT have a months worth of savings if they are lucky. People WANT to prep but are extremely limited and have to choose what they can afford at that moment. Every day you are served by people who can’t prep and every day you expect them to proved food, and other services to YOU so you can. Let’s list a few: Restaurant staff like waiters and waitresses, cooks and hosts. Dishwashers too. Sandwich shop employees like Subway and all fast food workers. Hotel staff like from the front desk to the maids who clean your room to the laundry department who handles your nasty lines when you are done with them. Cashiers who have to listen to you complain or handle and touch the same shit a bunch of other people touched and place it in a bag for you. We all have the right choose: some choose wisely some squander it away. Jesus gives you the right to choose: Jesus or The world Landscaping and lawncare crews who mow your yard and trim, and weedeat for you. Car wash people who work their ass off to clean YOUR dirty ass car. Construction workers who sweat balls working to build and repair houses and businesses everywhere. This includes roofers who sweat nails in the summer. Trash collectors - Oh here is my pet peeve…these guys are up and down, on the truck and off the truck in between hoisting your nasty ass trash cans into the trash muncher machine, in sweltering heat, storms, sleet rain and ice cold winter. They don’t get paid near enough. Pool techs who keep your pool sparking so you can soak your ass in the crystal clear water and relax. Customer service people from banks, hotels, car dealerships cell phone service, utility companies, retail store of every kind, do you think they can afford to save three to 6 months worth of savings for hard times? That’s enough for now. Use your brain and THINK for one minute not EVERYONE is in a position to be ready for these tough times, so be easy on them. Share if you can and don’t belittle others because they are material poor. They have lives and families too. Both my parents worked in the hospitality industry for most of their lives and died with nothing in the bank and nothing to account for it materially. That’s the way the high majority of us are going to die too. But we still serve each other the best we can. wrong, I've seen people who live in tin shack of a mobilhome with a $55,000 vehicle parked in their spot, they spend their money on status symbol things rather than food or the likes, Eat-out instead of making meals at home, go on vacation to hawaii instead of saving to buy a house, spending $30,000 on a wedding instead of $50.00 at the court house, go to a sportsbar and booze up instead of for a hike with love ones You |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78654290 Australia 03/20/2020 11:17 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I haven't prepped and have no desire to. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78654290 I live, I live, I die, I die. I have no interest in either outcome. That's worse than the virus itself. Seek the lord. I sought to walk in darkness and all I found was light. I sought to love nothing and be nothing, and I found and became everything. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 76792387 United States 03/20/2020 11:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not a matter of smarts or money. It's just about being disciplined. You build up emergency supplies ALL THE TIME. Just buy like one or two items more than usually do and then put them away in storage. It also helps to have a spreadsheet or something to track expiration dates. If you have items that are expiring soon, use them and then replace with new. The poorer folks, as you described, are exactly the ones who should be doing this. They're the most impacted when shortages occur. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78567993 United States 03/20/2020 11:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You're combining separate things. One is whether people prepare or not, the other is what we think of their situations. Whether people prepare to have 2-4 weeks of food in their house is a personal decision. Almost everyone can do this regardless of the type of job/income. Rice, beans, pasta, canned food is cheap. If you buy a little every time you go to the market, it adds up. These personal decisions will be judged by others. It's human nature to compare how others live to how we each live. In truth, we are all either the tortoise or the hare. Some people think about the future, others don't. I have always thought about the future, when I had little money and when I I had plenty. My preps are intended to be shared with people. I tell you this. If someone comes to me and says, "Please can you help? I didn't prepare and now I need things." I will help them. If someone comes to me complaining about why they couldn't prep, it's not their fault, someone should help them, I will pass on those people. Because even in their need, they don't see that they had a part in the bad situation they're currently in. They will keep coming back for more and never consider the sacrifices or planning I had to do to have what I have. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 76170368 United States 03/20/2020 11:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not a matter of smarts or money. It's just about being disciplined. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76792387 You build up emergency supplies ALL THE TIME. Just buy like one or two items more than usually do and then put them away in storage. It also helps to have a spreadsheet or something to track expiration dates. If you have items that are expiring soon, use them and then replace with new. The poorer folks, as you described, are exactly the ones who should be doing this. They're the most impacted when shortages occur. Right. |
Crypto-Tard User ID: 69359666 United States 03/20/2020 11:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I make minimum wage and I was able to drop a couple hundred dollars on food over the last two weeks. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77668913 You can do it if you shop smartly Go to the fucking dollar store and buy all of their dollar store spam. It’s not about fine dining, it’s about having something....ANYTHING... to eat. Even the poorest person could prep in the USA. Food was cheap and plentiful. They were lazy and wanted someone else to take care of them. When you are afraid of losing your life, you have already lost your life. Don't be afraid. |
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Duncan the destroyer User ID: 63083475 United States 03/20/2020 11:24 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have seen way so many comments and threads on GLP about how stupid people are for not prepping and that it’s their own fault if they don’t have enough to get through a crisis. They should have planned better, or they didn’t know how to handle money, and on and on… Quoting: CrimsonBleu I spent almost 8 years working for one of the largest storable food and emergency preparedness companies you have no doubt heard about, and I can tell you first hand that: Most families are just getting by and MIGHT have a months worth of savings if they are lucky. People WANT to prep but are extremely limited and have to choose what they can afford at that moment. Every day you are served by people who can’t prep and every day you expect them to proved food, and other services to YOU so you can. Let’s list a few: Restaurant staff like waiters and waitresses, cooks and hosts. Dishwashers too. Sandwich shop employees like Subway and all fast food workers. Hotel staff like from the front desk to the maids who clean your room to the laundry department who handles your nasty lines when you are done with them. Cashiers who have to listen to you complain or handle and touch the same shit a bunch of other people touched and place it in a bag for you. Landscaping and lawncare crews who mow your yard and trim, and weedeat for you. Car wash people who work their ass off to clean YOUR dirty ass car. Construction workers who sweat balls working to build and repair houses and businesses everywhere. This includes roofers who sweat nails in the summer. Trash collectors - Oh here is my pet peeve…these guys are up and down, on the truck and off the truck in between hoisting your nasty ass trash cans into the trash muncher machine, in sweltering heat, storms, sleet rain and ice cold winter. They don’t get paid near enough. Pool techs who keep your pool sparking so you can soak your ass in the crystal clear water and relax. Customer service people from banks, hotels, car dealerships cell phone service, utility companies, retail store of every kind, do you think they can afford to save three to 6 months worth of savings for hard times? That’s enough for now. Use your brain and THINK for one minute not EVERYONE is in a position to be ready for these tough times, so be easy on them. Share if you can and don’t belittle others because they are material poor. They have lives and families too. Both my parents worked in the hospitality industry for most of their lives and died with nothing in the bank and nothing to account for it materially. That’s the way the high majority of us are going to die too. But we still serve each other the best we can. Entry level service jobs do not pay well because they are mainly staffed by young people who A) live with parents or B) share with roomates and have lower over head to cover. They are ENTRY level jobs and the reason you don't pay 50 dollars for a car wash. Most of those other jobs pay fine IF everyone in the family does not have to have the latest cell phone, and IF credit is not extended to the max to buy a car/house that they couldn't afford, and IF they don't eat out all the time, and IF they don't go to the salon, and IF they don't always buy the premium package for whatever new thing they purchased. If you are a grown ass adult and beyond your 20s and living paycheck to paycheck you earned that situation by spending more than you should. Fucks given = 0. That is right, BeelzeBob. Be the biggest POS you possibly can be. I am sure the poor people you blindly and foolishly hate upon will take you in after all hell has broken loose nationwide. Pfft! Duncan the destroyer |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78567993 United States 03/20/2020 11:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Restaurant staff like waiters and waitresses, cooks and hosts. Dishwashers too. Sandwich shop employees like Subway and all fast food workers. Quoting: CrimsonBleu Hotel staff like from the front desk to the maids who clean your room to the laundry department who handles your nasty lines when you are done with them. Cashiers who have to listen to you complain or handle and touch the same shit a bunch of other people touched and place it in a bag for you. Landscaping and lawncare crews who mow your yard and trim, and weedeat for you. Car wash people who work their ass off to clean YOUR dirty ass car. I wash my own car! Construction workers who sweat balls working to build and repair houses and businesses everywhere. This includes roofers who sweat nails in the summer. Trash collectors - Oh here is my pet peeve…these guys are up and down, on the truck and off the truck in between hoisting your nasty ass trash cans into the trash muncher machine, in sweltering heat, storms, sleet rain and ice cold winter. They don’t get paid near enough. Pool techs who keep your pool sparking so you can soak your ass in the crystal clear water and relax. I maintain my own pool. Customer service people from banks, hotels, car dealerships cell phone service, utility companies, retail store of every kind, do you think they can afford to save three to 6 months worth of savings for hard times? That’s enough for now. Use your brain and THINK for one minute not EVERYONE is in a position to be ready for these tough times, so be easy on them. Share if you can and don’t belittle others because they are material poor. They have lives and families too. Both my parents worked in the hospitality industry for most of their lives and died with nothing in the bank and nothing to account for it materially. That’s the way the high majority of us are going to die too. But we still serve each other the best we can. Saving and preparing for the future is not based on class or economics - it's a personal choice. If life was as dreary for all the workers you mentioned above, why didn't they revolt in the streets? Personal accountability is what is missing. |
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Homemade Biscuits User ID: 78655247 United States 03/20/2020 11:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have seen way so many comments and threads on GLP about how stupid people are for not prepping and that it’s their own fault if they don’t have enough to get through a crisis. They should have planned better, or they didn’t know how to handle money, and on and on… Quoting: CrimsonBleu I spent almost 8 years working for one of the largest storable food and emergency preparedness companies you have no doubt heard about, and I can tell you first hand that: Most families are just getting by and MIGHT have a months worth of savings if they are lucky. People WANT to prep but are extremely limited and have to choose what they can afford at that moment. Every day you are served by people who can’t prep and every day you expect them to proved food, and other services to YOU so you can. Let’s list a few: Restaurant staff like waiters and waitresses, cooks and hosts. Dishwashers too. Sandwich shop employees like Subway and all fast food workers. Hotel staff like from the front desk to the maids who clean your room to the laundry department who handles your nasty lines when you are done with them. Cashiers who have to listen to you complain or handle and touch the same shit a bunch of other people touched and place it in a bag for you. Landscaping and lawncare crews who mow your yard and trim, and weedeat for you. Car wash people who work their ass off to clean YOUR dirty ass car. Construction workers who sweat balls working to build and repair houses and businesses everywhere. This includes roofers who sweat nails in the summer. Trash collectors - Oh here is my pet peeve…these guys are up and down, on the truck and off the truck in between hoisting your nasty ass trash cans into the trash muncher machine, in sweltering heat, storms, sleet rain and ice cold winter. They don’t get paid near enough. Pool techs who keep your pool sparking so you can soak your ass in the crystal clear water and relax. Customer service people from banks, hotels, car dealerships cell phone service, utility companies, retail store of every kind, do you think they can afford to save three to 6 months worth of savings for hard times? That’s enough for now. Use your brain and THINK for one minute not EVERYONE is in a position to be ready for these tough times, so be easy on them. Share if you can and don’t belittle others because they are material poor. They have lives and families too. Both my parents worked in the hospitality industry for most of their lives and died with nothing in the bank and nothing to account for it materially. That’s the way the high majority of us are going to die too. But we still serve each other the best we can. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. We can also add in people, like us, who have had huge medical bills, even with insurance, supplements or Medicare. You don't always plan on heart bypass surgery with 40+ days in the hospital due to complications. People who arrogantly act as though you're dirt under their feet because you don't have a warehouse full of preps and a bank account full of money are devoid of compassion with an overload of ignorance. They will suffer the worst in this massive shutdown. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78573485 United States 03/20/2020 11:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have seen way so many comments and threads on GLP about how stupid people are for not prepping and that it’s their own fault if they don’t have enough to get through a crisis. They should have planned better, or they didn’t know how to handle money, and on and on… Quoting: CrimsonBleu I spent almost 8 years working for one of the largest storable food and emergency preparedness companies you have no doubt heard about, and I can tell you first hand that: Most families are just getting by and MIGHT have a months worth of savings if they are lucky. People WANT to prep but are extremely limited and have to choose what they can afford at that moment. Every day you are served by people who can’t prep and every day you expect them to proved food, and other services to YOU so you can. Let’s list a few: Restaurant staff like waiters and waitresses, cooks and hosts. Dishwashers too. Sandwich shop employees like Subway and all fast food workers. Hotel staff like from the front desk to the maids who clean your room to the laundry department who handles your nasty lines when you are done with them. Cashiers who have to listen to you complain or handle and touch the same shit a bunch of other people touched and place it in a bag for you. Landscaping and lawncare crews who mow your yard and trim, and weedeat for you. Car wash people who work their ass off to clean YOUR dirty ass car. Construction workers who sweat balls working to build and repair houses and businesses everywhere. This includes roofers who sweat nails in the summer. Trash collectors - Oh here is my pet peeve…these guys are up and down, on the truck and off the truck in between hoisting your nasty ass trash cans into the trash muncher machine, in sweltering heat, storms, sleet rain and ice cold winter. They don’t get paid near enough. Pool techs who keep your pool sparking so you can soak your ass in the crystal clear water and relax. Customer service people from banks, hotels, car dealerships cell phone service, utility companies, retail store of every kind, do you think they can afford to save three to 6 months worth of savings for hard times? That’s enough for now. Use your brain and THINK for one minute not EVERYONE is in a position to be ready for these tough times, so be easy on them. Share if you can and don’t belittle others because they are material poor. They have lives and families too. Both my parents worked in the hospitality industry for most of their lives and died with nothing in the bank and nothing to account for it materially. That’s the way the high majority of us are going to die too. But we still serve each other the best we can. Canadian Prepper has a good you tube video on 100 days of food he got for $ 100. [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] I don't buy your argument. The people you speak of have a $ 1000 I Phone, I have a free T-Mobile phone and pay $40/mo for service. They are probably also paying at least $ 100 for cable, I have an over the air antenna. The women probably get their hair & nail done ($100+/mo). They also have a $300+/mo car payment. I have a 2004 Toyota Avalon I paid $ 6500 for, and is now paid off. I live in a mobile home, my payment was $ 375 before I paid it off in 3 years. I eat lots if chicken $ 1.99/lb in family pack at Kroger. I shop at Aldi and Lidl. It's all about priorities. What more important, Posting a selfie with your $ 1000 Iphone, getting your nails done or having Cable and a $ 300+ car payment?? Even poor people can save a little and get a stash of emergency food. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78646202 United States 03/20/2020 11:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I make minimum wage and I was able to drop a couple hundred dollars on food over the last two weeks. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77668913 You can do it if you shop smartly Go to the fucking dollar store and buy all of their dollar store spam. It’s not about fine dining, it’s about having something....ANYTHING... to eat. Sure you could on minimum wage. |
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