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Send us Fan Mail A lot of people laugh off preparedness until the day the shelves are empty and the group chat turns into panic. We start with that uneasy vibe: countries telling people to stock up for a few days, the U.S. feeling split down the middle about prepping, and why it all feels a little too familiar if you lived through the COVID whiplash. I’m not selling fear. I’m talking about real-world emergency preparedness, common sense disaster prep, and staying steady when everyone else is ...
