Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. So tonight we are going to play a game.

We got like 130 million Americans stuck at home right now, and untold millions more overseas. We could probably all use a

distraction and if we're going to play a game it might as well be a learning

experience and be productive.

If there is one thing I'm pretty sure that everybody in the world has learned over the last month,

it's that the government response may not always be what we would

like it to be and that we all need to be prepared to kind of hang in there for as long as we can by ourselves.

So tonight and over the next few days, we're going to have a scavenger hunt.

And we are all going to make ourselves a little bit more prepared for the next scenario. We're all going to build bug out bags out of the stuff

that we have at home. Now the rules to this are pretty simple. You can only

use stuff in your home.

Anything you put in the bag has to stay in the bag. So if you put a can opener in it, it can't be

the one from your kitchen that you always use. The reason for this is, one, we want these bags

to stay together. So we are going to exponentially increase the number of people who are

prepared for an emergency.

The other part of this is that you know you often when you talk to people about this what they will tell you is well I

I have all of this stuff but do you have it together because in an emergency

it's got to be together.

You don't have time to do what we're going to do now.

So that's the first rule.

The second rule is you can't use your kit.

If you already have one, can't use that one. You got to build another one. I'm going to and I'm not going to use any of the stuff that I have.

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