Survivalism

We like that stuff, man.

Preppers definitely like that stuff.

Yeah.

And, and I think the preparedness minded, you know, which is, which is a growing class of people.

that I'll leave that place having networked in a very important way for what I do.

G-Man Prepper says, be sure to send me info.

I believe let's get it out there.

Oh, no problem.

No problem.

I won't be there on a Wednesday, so I don't know that I'll be able to do a live cast from there for Prepper Broadcasting.

Unless you want to set up a specific show, we could definitely do a live from PrepperCon hour Or something like that.

That would be kind of fun.

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PBN Family, it's time for the Prepper Tip of the Day.

Hello, everyone out there in Internet Radio Land.

Dave Jones, the NBC guy, with your Prepper Tip for the Day.

Now, this is going to be an easy one.

Your bug-out bag, your get-home bag, every bag you have, your everyday bag.

Well, that's it for now.

Hope that gets you thinking about doing a comms pace plan for yourself.

Thanks for listening to Let's Talk Comms, PBN Prepper tip of the day.

We're planners, we're practical, we're safety conscious, but we're not preppers.

That's a whole other level.

Preppers aren't people thinking about sleeping on a cot at the community center for a few nights, getting some Red Cross supplies.

calling the insurance company to see if they're covered.

Oh no. Preppers operate on a whole other scale, scope, and duration.

They anticipate any number of crises and actively prepare for a change in lifestyle they will have to make.

The preppers are readying for the end of the world.

For preppers, that's a basic.

We used to have a phrase called 72 hours to animal.

Preppers used to believe decades ago that the first three days, getting back to your timeline question, first three days people be fairly well behaved and they obey the law, they wouldn't panic.

It would take three days for them to realize, hey, this is just going to get worse.

I got to get out of here or maybe people start stealing.

But that's not what I'm doing the show on, and that's not the reason why I'm doing the show.

Um, when I do get a Prepper show, it takes me about two weeks to do it.

So I have a lot of stuff that are, um...

Hey, Pappy's, uh, called in.

Don't forget us to join us again tomorrow night.

Y'all are awesome.

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