Funny, we had 3 flyover the carbine 2 class...Speaking of black helicopters, during our pistol class Saturday 6 Blackhawks flew over in formation at low altitude.
Funny, we had 3 flyover the carbine 2 class...Speaking of black helicopters, during our pistol class Saturday 6 Blackhawks flew over in formation at low altitude.
I personally have experienced 2 events locally where if you didn't have cash you had NO money for several days, tornado & flood. No power, natural gas was shut off so those who had auto NG standby generators were worthless.
Keeping a fair amount of cash in the safe is prudent. $500 wallet stash in addition to spending money is also prudent. When we travel long distances we take a fair amount of cash as well.
Well, we only have 2 cards, so not much to keep track of.They'll still take the cards and use them as long as they can before you report them stolen.
Or the big tactical trucks tooI never get concerned until the black helicopters show up.
I have the same philosophy. Carry $50’s instead of $100’s but not worried about coming up a bit short in an emergency.Depending on the circumstance, I'm OK with spending $100 on $15 of gas. If things are bad enough, the C note will soon be worthless, and if the gas station is sucker enough to accept fiat money, that's on them. Such a circumstance is unlikely, but possible.
You ain’t buyin’ enough!I've tried to keep all those items well-stocked at my place, but it's that last one that I always find myself running low on.
All helicopters look black in silhouette. It’s the profile that matters.I never get concerned until the black helicopters show up.
Don't forget about whisper mode. You know they are 3-letter civvy feds when it's in whisper mode. The Military pays extra for their aircraft to be loud, and to leak hydraulic fluid.All helicopters look black in silhouette. It’s the profile that matters.
I agree on the small bills. Been in that situation myself where I didn't have change so I had to take less for an item. Nothing worse than losing three or four bucks just from not having some singles on hand. It would work the same way around with purchasing.I think that amount sounds reasonable.
One other thing to consider. I'd make 1/2 to 2/3 of it in small bills. Because if you need to buy some small items, your seller may not have change. Are you willing to pay $20 for the extra flashlight batteries your neighbor told you he'd only charge you $5 for? (just for illustrative purposes. Dont start with the "aktually..." comments)
Ten hundreds packs really small. But isnt very practical.
You're not alone.Don't have alot of faith in the system.
Sharing is caring$5K, stashed in several places, but that's just me.