tilouswag

Touch is so underrated, so much emotion

Same dude, same :') I think it's the modulation on the voice, gets me every time.

1. Start storing gas
2. Invest in one or more generators
3. Consider solar energy.
4. Stockpile craploads of water and non-perishables.
5. Buy tents and if possible store one in each car you own. Tents are more comfortable depending on what car you drive.
6. Make a go-bag of food, water, health kit and valuable documents and place it so that you could easily reach for it in the event of am earthquake.
7. Buy a handcrank radio.
8. Make sure your house is up to code and make it a stronger structure.
9. Have means of protecting yourself against looters (People get desperate when resources are scarce).
10. There are devices that detect changes in seismic waves and can give you a few valuable seconds to save yourself. Purchase one.
11. Be prepared for aftershocks. Most of the time earthquakes do not come alone. For example, In Haiti we had a 6.0 aftershock after the original 7.3 quake.

I wish you the best of luck and thank you for your interest in preparedness. Don't forget to spread the word!

A better detailed list is under the preparedness section of this article. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_management

Do you gave any plans to have a show in Haiti? Thank you! :D PEACE IS THE MISSION.