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Have a similar kit but with a yeti go box. You gave me a ton of ideas. Thank you.

Males need to note that the cook( usually a female) put COMPLEATE MEALS TOGETHER They dont pull out meat for a week and stack it together. They pull out 1 protein a vegetable or two a fruit, dairy and a bread starch( like noodles) and everything is together so their is no hunting for items. Also snacks aregrouped together with what their used with the peanut butter and jelly needs a box of crackers or a shelf stable bread, ( a box mix would do) also a random shelf of canned vegetables is a little odd unless its all the same thing. Most families will have a single vegetable served with specifically meal. Like green beans is always served with spaghetti. Using more single serving foods is more useful in a power outage. And you showed nothing on ways to cook the food. Canned goods can be heat and serve. ALL BREAKFAST YOU SHOWED REQUIRE COOKING. ( dollar general has sausage gravey in a can. Can be eaten cold and yummy) i like salmon in small cans boneless and skinless. Can be eaten cold. If your not gonna show an easy method of cooking in a power out WHY ARE YOU SHOWING FOOD THAT REQUIRES COOKING . Dry beans and rice require cooking. ( Smaller beans like lentils, black eye peas take less time and water to cook than pintos or chic peas)and in emergency canned beans are better even if more expensive. No cooking required only a can opener and a spoon. Im in public housing and in the last 15 years my power goes out regularly.

$1000 worth of Keystone meat alone.

If you want to be seen, get a high viz vest, arm bands etc. My journey home is on narrow country lanes, I want to be seen! The note to self is a great idea.

To me a paramedic that stuff is that stuff has great value and pays for itself

Alot of money sitting thier.

Nice pantry!!! You popped up on my recommended tonite!!!! I do alot of dehydrating and canning myself besides my can goods. I started my pantry in summer of 2019 because of a very bad gut feeling so when march 2020 rolled around i was ok. Now its getting even worse. Still think i will be ok!!!! and by the way hoarding is if you dont use it!!!!! I use mine and dont care what others think.

LOL i love you …. You are saying stuff that i cant say due to my job. I’m not allowed to have any political outward thoughts. You were talking about deserts.. one thing that would be easy is a can of pineapple and a box of Angel food cake mix.. just mix them and bake them together and you have a light treat. Only other thing you need is cooking spray.

Good kit. You can probably just add in a whistle in case of the unfortunate possibility you are incapacitated

One more thing. Where can i get a next step survival patch?

Great video. I agree this has to be one of the best most complete edc kits around. Some people look at it like its too much and i look at it like you have all your bases covered. Especially considering how much time you spend on the road. I really enjoyed your video ive watched it twice. Keep up the good work. Big shout out from the central coast of California. Youve got a new sub.

Definitely one of the better bags I’ve seen, still too heavy for me, but there is at least some effort at going light, and I really appreciate you giving the weight at the beginning of the video. I think if you get out there and test your gear on a trial run, you will find what you can ditch and what to keep. I would be interested in seeing your long distance bag as well. Great work, keep ‘em coming!

I have never dry canned before, but I've done some food preservation (i.e. pressure cooking). Thanks for uploading the video. Watching through this though, I'm curious as to how you manage the risk with regards to Clostridium spores which thrive in anaerobic non-acidic environments. Usually in non-acidic liquid canning if you see bubbles its a sure sign to boil it for at least 20 minutes (to break down the toxin), or throw it out depending on contents, but you don't have that kind of warning with dry canning. As far as I'm aware, all foods contain pocket moisture, which is not necessarily driven off using a vacuum sealer, and since the toxin and spore in question is both tasteless and odorless it presents a hazard to most preservation techniques outside of only a few that have been proven to kill it (annoyingly so). This mostly seems to be why the USDA considers the practice unsafe generally, but we also know how a lot of standards pushed may or may not be backed by science and research (such as California benzene levels for household exposure, which have no scientific reference), but this particular area does seems to be backed so I'm curious if you take any additional steps in your dry canning process to mitigate these risks.

It has been 4 years. Are you still prepping.? Can you do a 2024 update . I have updated my pantry .

Please do teach video on your bone broth in your pantry for beginners that haven't done that yet.And thanks.

Store white regular sugar and less confectioners.Awesome pantry efforts❤.

This is awesome 😊

Nice bag setup

Wow maxpedition made a ton of $$$ on you, you should buy stock in the company...lol nice kit just little much for me though. Stay safe it's getting crazy

The best fully loaded bag on internet, well done!!!❤

I don’t know how people afford this.

Absolutly amazing - one thing, dont keep batteries plugged in - it reduces their longevity if you keep them plugged in

You carry a gun but no tourniquet? If you make holes expect to receive holes. You will bleed in less then 3 min from a severed artery. It can take an ambulance over 15 min to come depending on how far you are from an emergency services. By the time you are dead, the emergency services would still be on their way. I’ve always said, you should not carry a gun if you do not carry a TK and trauma kit and be trained in TCCC. Get a trauma kit and get the training.

Have you done a 5-year storage test yet?

So if you get an artery injury you won't carry a tourniquet because you think you will get to a hospital on time, my friend you can die from a artery bleed in 3 to 5 minutes, good luck on that. Trauma kit is a necessary item.

I kinda want that RAT wallet.... Lol

where can i get the "next step survival patch" ?

It is none of anyone's business whether they feel that is hoarding or not. It WAS a free country. I don't tell anyone they are hording clothes, pocketbooks, toys, candles whatever. They all had same info thanks to channels like yours same as us. What most people don't understand most people who prepare are normally quite generous in spirit. God bless you and. Yours and much thanks.😊.most have no idea how much is needed to supply a family for a year. Seeing your quantity should be a wake up call.

I have seen numerous prepper pantries but this is the Oscar of pantries,you have done an outstanding job in preparing for any calamity. This is truly a 6 month supply even more of food for your household.I am impressed with your Keystone can goods Great Job !!!!

Please stop apologising 😊 you're doing the best you can. Your pantry is amazing and thank you for sharing your journey with everyone 😊

I think the monsoon gear slinger is the biggest sling bag maxpedition makes, but yours is certainly more utilitarian. I used the monsoon on my first trip to Hawaii, and it worked for a carryon luggage solution, but I could never find a way to make it work as an edc without making it bulky and impractical. I sold it a few years ago and now over the last few weeks I’m feeling the pangs of “maybe I could make that work…”

you lug all of that around daily? how much does it weigh!?!

Good video.

Have you thought about doing a video on your charging kits for your electronics, cell phones, flashlights, etc. I think it would be very informative.

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To me it would be a pain in the ass to rotate stock with that much stuff

Curious about this. Been doing it for a year. Most of the time it's within reach.

You don’t need to apologizing to us! You have a very good pantry and I love it I learnt very much from you! Thank you for his 🥰 many gratings from Sweden !

No, you do not want to meet a pantry moth. They are invasive little snots that are alrrady in the packaging from the stores. Typically from products in cardboard packaging. We do not keep anything opened or any fruits/veggies in our pantry room, only products sealed/unopened or in buckets. The moths drive me insane! Otherwise, we have no issues. Thank you for replying. 💚

How do you keep the pantry moths away?

In an emergency situation you are going to want those carbs. This is a beautiful well stocked and orderly prepper room and I’m very impressed. My only concern is you have announced who you are and shown what you have. I do understand you saying you enjoy rotating and organizing your stock. I find it very satisfying and comforting to know there is food around me. I am not even close to what you have but it will get us by for awhile and I’m always working on it. My biggest problem is protein, water, and space. Once my daughter moves out I’m converting her closet into food storage. My husband thought I was crazy and paranoid pre- Covid then asked if we were ok during the shortages now he’s back to I’m crazy but I don’t hear paranoid any longer. He only occasionally grips about it as he thinks it’s a waste of our money. I call it insurance. I grew up food insecure and I guess that I need that sense of security. My daughter bought me two water straws for my birthday two years ago. The relatives asked what they were and their use. I explained as simply as I could as I had on numerous occasions tried to warn them about food shortages but was ignored. I got some weird looks and my husband said sarcastically “oh good well at least we can drink mud water.” I smiled and told him “no, our daughter and I will drink clean water and he’s going thirsty.” Everyone thought that was hilarious. I just gave our daughter a secret smile. She gets it.

This pantry is amazing!! One day I’ll have the same. Where do you keep the family games and school supplies? Beautiful job!!

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Ok, some people say I'm crazy but think about it... What if, what if we took all the Bud Light nobody wants and then round up the most alcoholic homeless guys you can find, set them up in tents and have on-call drinking stations where they just stand and drink and wait then if there's a fire they pee the fire out. Pure fuckin genius! It's eco friendly because it upcycles the old beer, gives homeless jobs and free beer, helps protect the community and really speaks to what transgender America is all about. So let us help others help you so transgender people can work hard with marginalized people to piss on America and save it from racism, all the phobias and global warming. Now I've gone over this with Bill Nye the Science Guy and he agrees that the effort would be carbon neutral and when the homeless die from alcohol poisoning their bodies can be recycled into Soilent Green so those in need can have the nutrition they need to live a "dignified" existence based on "equality" and nothing is more equal than blending up the dead and not letting their valuable calories go to waste. We are what we eat so bon appetit.

5 gallons of hand sanitizer????? Why??

Something not in the video but is in the article, I used 2 fire extinguishers before the fire dept showed up. I had 2 more ready but did not want to use them unless it was a last ditch effort. I didnt want to be helpless until fire dept got there. Later found out I put fire out but you never know.

The video was informative. Really makes you think. Plan and plan.

no sounds on this video either. What happened?

Brian, there is no sound....... mouths moving but cannot hear anything. sorry. Hope life is going good for you.

Sir, Beautiful pantry