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Originally Posted by sperbonzo
You could not be more wrong about what "preppers" have set up.
Actually, as an AVERAGE person that lives in Florida *snip*
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Anything you say after that isn't all that relevant to folks in the Northeast. Granted the one last year happened there too, but it's not even close to as common an occurrence there as in Florida. It would be like me in Cal expecting you in Florida to be 110% prepared for a major earthquake or brush fire.
That said, there are too many people in general who aren't prepared for ANY emergency. Power is out for days, they're completely fucked. THAT needs to change for sure. But New Yorkers just haven't been going through the kind of shit that Florida is used to. I realize some areas of Florida are more hurricane-prone than others, but quite frankly between that and the ridiculous humidity, I'd never want to live there. If the "big one" happens here eventually and breaks California off into the sea, so be it. :/