Well, howdy there internet people, it's bow again.

So today we're going to have a little heart to heart with the prepping community.

If you're not within that community, you may not understand everything I'm about to say because I'm going to speak their language.

Still worth watching though, because you're going to learn a little bit about it and how to prepare yourself if you wanted to.

Okay, so to the people in that community, I don't know you.

I don't know who's watching this, but I'm willing to bet sitting in a locker or on a shelf or buried underground or whatever,

556, 762, 45, 9, 2, 12, right?

That's what you've got.

Those are probably, you may have some extra random stuff thrown in there.

But those are probably the rounds you have.

That's what you have in quantity.

Why?

Why do you have those particular calivers?

Why does your carbine match the ammo in your pistol?

Interchangeability, right? Makes sense. Why are you using an AR? Why do you have one? You tell me that is the best out there?

That is a crowning achievement of firearms design?

No.

No. Doing it because everybody else in your network has one.

Interchangeability.

If stuff goes loud, you can slap a magazine in their hand if they run out of AMO.

Why do you have 10,000, 50,000, 100,000 millions of rounds?

Are you telling me you foresee a combat scenario in which you expend more

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