Posted: 10/25/2008 5:10:43 AM EDT
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Now I work in an office full of people like us, but. I sent the famous "FerFAL Survivial Codex" to people in the office, and now its spreading like wildfire. I can't get my work done without people asking "Where do I find body armor" or "Where can I get ammo" or "what's the best water filter" or "What's a 'BOB' or 'TSHTF?'" People are sending each other the best deals on rice. Now, most (99%) people in my office are either recently retired military or current Guard/Reserve, so its pretty receptive audienence... But, my point is, are you spreading the word? Light the fire slowly...ask about the company's emergency response plan, or what the backup plan for data is...get some FEMA brochures, or ask where the first aid kit is and maybe give a quick tutorial. Judge the audience and spread the message. Or, if you don't like the people you work with, just fatten them up and they'll be tasty eating. |
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nope i just talk about normal stuff the current issues at hand are doing just fine turining folks light bulbs on from the economy to the election. If they ask me stuff i say what i can with in OPSEC, There is no reason for my work and others that i work with to know what i have or really know. They know i hunt,shoot and camp, thats as far as it goes. Besides that i recommend that they get what they can before the election and make sure they have food and water . as food and water is king, when bad times come . |
J/k. What the heck is it?
Im with Protus..I dont like people i work with knowing too much. A few key employees of mine know some of what i have at home but i dont like hearing comments like..."well if it gets bad I know im heading to your house!"  Sorry...my preps are for my family FIRST. I do what I can to make sure close friends and family have some level of preparations. I like to give the gift of survival when i can...books, flashlights, water filters, etc. |