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Why is this not broadcast to everybody?

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Sounds like great information..... except.... PAY PHONES????

If an earthquake occurs while I’m driving home in Los Angeles and I must abandon my car and walk home, I will need the following items to make it back home. Boonie hat to protect from the sun, quality pepper spray to fend off bad guys, a few small bottles of water, some granola energy bars, and a small lightweight pistol to deal with really bad guys,

Wow I wonder how to shows going to be

I don’t get this most people have died from being crushed from a collapsing building others still trapped in the rubble and yet the advice is to STAY in doors. Id rather go run outside to the nearest open space or the carpark. Your just hoping the building doesnt collapse

Where can I get the packaged water,i want to add it to my disaster kit

This i came across as i live in Henderson NV and we just had 7.1 in Ridgecrest Ca 2nd time in 2 days now, i posted your vid to be helpful some folks are a bit touchy right now....

Oh God! I'm scare to turn it off. Let's pray that nothing happens.

Very good! I split items up into kits and spread through the car so as not to take up my entire trunk. ON visor I have a "Resque me" tool that will cut seat belt & break window, laminated maps of local area & state, Rite as Rain pad & pen, Car Rey & insurance plus a First responder card. In glove compartment I did a Communication kit with solar battery charger for my cell, cell charger cords, Fox 40 whistle, signal mirror , mini radio & batteries, slim flashlight & another pad & pen. Then another kit with Swiss army "ranger" model, mini multi screwdriver, pocket knife, 6" adj wrench, retractable razor blade, Bic lighter, all weather matches, wet fires, ER blanket, folding N95 mask. AMazingly both kits fit in 5"x8" Maxpedition bags. THere was still room for the sunglasses & leather gloves. A EMT told me the key is to have the stuff within reach since so many people get trapped in their seat. SO, I always have my water bottle & a few food bars in the center console. THanks for your video. IT's the best I've seen yet!

Hmm... the advice to always stay inside seems a bit too generalized. If you live/work on the first floor of a building surrounded by wide open spaces it would be best to be outside away from the building out in the middle of an expansive lawn.

thank you for video.

Thank you for the compliment. I have a some of my series of preparedness videos at spencerk [dot] com (click on the earthquake tab to see them).

Good vid

You're the first person to notice the props. And yes, I did indeed make them myself.

Love your props, did you make those too?

Spencer: I love it! Very creative!!!!! Cindy Uhrik

Unsanitary, but delicious.