I don't want to set the world on fire. Hello, there, everyone. Hey there, everyone. Welcome to the show tonight.

We've got kind of a phone on plan tonight.

Like the thumbnail in the video says,

we're going to talk about some ShtF cooking options, some precautions that you should take,

the longer something goes on. And also, I found an article from Survivalpedia

that talks about some of the best and worst places, states to live in a

SHTF type situation. And I wanted to go over that a little bit because I love survivapedia,

but this article was pretty basic and left just a whole lot of stuff out. So I wanted to,

you know, let everyone know how all of that,

what I think about all of that and also get your guys' ideas on all of that as well.

Here in the chat, I am going to try to pay attention to the chat. So if you guys do have

any comments or anything like that, I'll throw them in there and let me know.

Local preppers here. What's going on? Local prepper. Hey, stranger. But yeah, we're going to talk

about some of that and also the precautions because I think that is really important as well because

in a, you know, something that goes on for a week, not a huge deal, right?

You're going to have the neighborhood barbecues and things like that going on.

But when something lasts a little bit longer, you know, three, shoot, even maybe two weeks,

two, three weeks a month, that's when things start to get a little bit hairy.

And that's when you've got to a little bit hairy and that's when

you've got to think about your options as far as what to cook without alerting the neighborhood

and everything. So it should be a fun show tonight. Before we get into that, though, I wanted to

let you guys know again about the group that I have set up. And I'm pretty excited

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