I always love that no matter how expensive a project can get, they'll always show off their RGB lighting as if it's the newest technology on the planet
You actually save a ton of money in the long run by buying a bunker. Just build one under your backyard, then sell the house and secretly live in the bunker rent free.
No, the backyard part of the house property, so legally bunker also part of the house... You can advertise sale house comes with bunker, but defeats purpose of a secret bunker...
It doesn't explain why it's so expensive it just says what parts are expensive. Tell me about how the life support systems work not what kind of amenity you can put in there
@@Tre16 it’s ok to provide constructive feedback. This video is click bait with minimal detail. If I’m expected to watch an ad to fill the pockets of the uploader, I can expect honesty in the title.
Best for me is , if there will be some serious thing happening , is wont be days , weeks , months this will be YEARS , Nuclear war those people in bunker as fucked , how long they will have power , supply ? top 2 years , and then what ? , and there is also think , that other people will knew that this bunker exist , and 100% they will do anything to get in , basically those millions are just wasted .
@@cookiesupervisor2211 better learn skills that you can use if it really happens wich is unlikely but the skills can be used in day to day life like repairing a car
The Book of Truth When things were at their very worst: 2 Suns, Cross in the sky, 2 comets will collide = don`t be afraid - repent, accept Lord`s Hand of Mercy. Scientists will say it was a global illusion. Beaware - Jesus will never walk in flesh again. After WW3 - rise of the “ man of peace“ from the East = Antichrist - the most powerful, popular, charismatic and influential leader of all time. Many miracles will be attributed to him. He will imitate Jesus in every conceivable way. Don`t trust „pope“ Francis = the False Prophet - will seem to rise from the dead - will unite all Christian Churches and all Religions as one. One World Religion = the seat of the Antichrist. Benedict XVI is the last true pope - will be accused of a crime of which he is totally innocent. "The schism in My Church will be broken into different stages" Sunday, 20 October 2013
buying a part of a bunker that is otherwise housed by strangers sounds like one of the worst apocalypse ideas out there. Imagine being trapped a hundred metres below ground with people you don't know banging on your door after all law and order has collapsed. Plus the public knows where that bunker is and it's not exactly hiding
Pretty much what every culture and religion did. Make the people fear ghosts, spirits, monsters, gods and make them pay tributes to be "freed" or "forgived".
@@crazy8sdrums Yeah that’s not the same thing, not only do you have scientific evidence of the danger, but the solution isn’t some expensive product, it’s a shot that anyone can get
They're so expensive because of the kind of people buying them. When we build things for really rich people we always upcharge by 80% because they associate price with quality.
Hell in Ireland in a fancy area chancers often slap on a few hundred extra for a handy job because they know they can get away with it they don't do this in the poorer areas as they wouldn't get away with it these people know what stuff costs
@@commonsence8223 I mean I don't hate the idea. I think it's actually a good one. Considering tensions between NATO and China are appearing to grow and that a nuclear war is possible it is about one of the only ways to have a safety net in that situation. Sure a lot of scenario's are just loony fever dreams these people come up with, but you can't be too careful if you can afford it.
Cuz they have spare bunch of cash to afford that which the vast majority of folks in the comment section don’t. Don’t teach the rich how to spend their money
@@nerdindaherd5907 kinda asshole move to loot bunker. That why those inside must be armed + with nbc suit+ some war drone to kill intruder like that. Automated sentries gun is their best friend. Also best bunker is self sufficient and could be like mars settlement.
Perhaps if you have inexhaustible wealth and a willingness to see the world you knew turned to skeletons and musculature. Those old European families who happen to survive didn’t let their lineage exist with honor.
Why would you get a bunker over a house? It would have less room, sunlight, and airflow. It would be less convenient and less aesthetically pleasing while being more expensive. The only pro is that it would be temporarily safer in the unlikely chance of societal collapse. You would still need to do things outside like farming if you hope to survive long-term - which would expose your bunker location to other people.
There's the world's oldest profession, then there's the second oldest profession which is selling people stuff they'll literally never use based upon their fears.
- Has a complete bunker resort - 03:01 "Complete with different color mood lighting" - Pushes all the buttons to flex - Sees a 1$ RGB light doing its cheap Christmas tree lights
I have this couple who lives next door to us in Wyoming and they bought an abandoned nuclear silo for about $400,000 and by god the place is huge they even got the surrounding land for 50k
Did they ever furnished the place? I mean... having a party in a furnished nuclear silo is both a huge flex, and a very interesting conversation starter.
@@PauaP it wasn't too degraded the place was decommissioned back in the early 80's and bought by them in 98, today it's like the community shelter for disasters, but mostly a bed and breakfast for travelers. In the beginning the inside looked like the control area for Stargate command but without the mountain today's it looks more like an underground hotel
@@benc8747 The difference being that masks help reduce transmission of something that actually exists and is reality. Bunkers just protect against something that CAN happen, but highly unlikely.
@@spaceman884 No they are selling fear. How would you feel when your neighbour got himself a bunker? Wouldn't you feel uneasy? Wouldn't you think that maybe things are more serious then they seem? With Covid, BLM, Storming of the Capitole and privite millita rising? Wouldn't you fear that one day in the future the goverment couldn't retain your own saftey? What do you do then? You get a bunker and then your neighbours see that you got one aswell and this gets worse and worse until everyone have one.
@Saif Khan nah yo mama dunnow cuz yo mama never do and yo mama need experience and yo mama know she get made fun of cuz yo mama’s friends are mean and yo mama don’t like it yo mama haha.
I was wondering that too. I didn’t see any wells or septic systems. Also, where is all the life support systems and how are they powered? It seems like an add-on to your house instead of a separate self-sustaining unit.
Some of the preppers have water supplies for X amount of time. Some have water collection depending on their climates. It’s a fascinating world, and I’m thankful I’m not too worried to join it
A commercially-sized, properly maintained septic tank can last a lifetime or longer for a single family. As for water, there are systems that can convert urine and other waste-water to clean water (like on the ISS), and others that tap into well water and filter it through an RO system, not to mention that anyone can buy bottled water by the truckload and it only takes 1/4gal per adult to wash and rinse with a sponge bath. It's also important to note that radiation or civil conflict wouldn't prevent you from surfacing unless you were near a direct hit of a nuclear explosion or in a densely populated area; in which case you've built your bunker in the wrong place. They should be built near a natural well, far away from any metropolitan areas. And let's be real, a hole in the ground (single entrance, single exit) is not sufficient for safety, so you would either need a series of connected bunkers with multiple entrances and exits with some concealed OR build the entrance to the bunker inside of a secured house inside of a secured compound. A real sense of security is expensive, but even with all of that, a major military power could turn your secure compound/home/bunker into a crater from an unmanned drone by pressing a button.
THAT is a very important topic. Every place has a different method, depending on the designer of the bunker. I myself, dug a hole and built my own with sand bags and barbed wire. My septic is planned to be a methane digester. That's the wisest way to use those nutrients. It turns to compost at some point. I'm thinking of using a sleep number bed for a gas bladder to store the methane. It's a work in progress. Its money that stop all forward movement. Semper Fidelis
So I built a secret dungeon under my home and people called me a psycho weirdo, but now I call it a prepper bunker and people are "welcome to our exclusive club".
They’re a sham lol. You can break into most with a toolkit. The only useful bunkers are for natural disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes. Nuclear bunkers are stupid. In a post nuclear world, military grade explosives will be easy to access, so even the most advanced of bunkers will be broken into with relative ease. Ironically enough, these loonies building shelters won’t survive long in a post apocalyptic world. Everyone and their mother will be after their holes in the ground filled to the brim with ammunition, food, purified water and weaponry. They’re a big target. They’re genuinely dumbasses if they think they’re going to be able to use up their 2 year or god knows how long supply of food and water before someone breaks into that bunker. They’re just glorified coffins
If the hydrogen bomb is detonated literally on top of the nuclear bunker no, but if it’s in a remote area or anywhere away from the center of the explosion, it will most likely survive. It best to have nuclear bunkers if you live in the countryside, away from any military installations and etc.
If you studied nuclear warfare, you’ll know that one bomb may not be just enough to eliminate an ICBM military post, in old Soviet declassified files, you’ll see more then 5 nukes invested in taking one military post, due to just how well bunkered and spread out the missiles are.
You seem to think that the Chinese and Russians are going to waste hydrogen bombs to *surface* *detonate* every boogaloo hideout, when it’s far from it.
Actually there are many people such as doctors and lawyers in the preparedness community gun community and other such community’s because it’s so damn expensive I mean a good rifle can cost $2000 a single automatic weapon cost 30,000 licenses to manufacture automatic weapons cost hundreds of dollars a month
@@jeremiasrobinson okay simplified version professions that make a lot of money also sometimes get into groups that cost a lot of money such as preparedness or firearms there is that better?
@@gwydionrusso3206 a $2k rifle is going to be almost just as good as a $400 one in a survival or "SHTF" situation. Only areas a more expensive rifle would actually benefit you is if youre shooting really long range or in competitions where where having every bit of edge matters.
I love how almost no bunkers I see involve greenhouses or anything... Hell, most don't have any water supplies that aren't connected to existing utility lines. It's nice to plan 1 month in advance & all that, but how relevant is that swimming pool going to be if there's a complete societal collapse or widespread nuclear fallout contaminating all your surroundings for years?
@@cgmason7568 and in 2weeks almost most all the plants and animals are dead . There will be a food shortage and increase in earths temperature and after that more extreme whether condition.
You dont know who he is or where the bunker is though....so thats not an issue. The problem is that he invites friends and family to tour..... who do they tell?
The doctor has built a bunker with $30k worth of guns and ammo, but no kitchen yet. So priorities are in check for sure. There's a kitchen in the house after all. Food can be made in there while he's playing in his little fort with his guns and ammo waiting to use it.
Bunkers aside, I do think it's a good idea to be prepared to survive in an emergency for a few days. Storms and weather can knockout power, after all. If I lived in hurricane/typhoon regions I'd be prepared for more, just in case. Hell, if I lived in tornado country then I might think about a small shelter, just in case I can't run in time.
idk how my grandma grew up in kansas lol she said it was often they were rushed into the cellar xD meanwhile my ass gets a little nervous when theres strong wind that might knock out the power lol... although to be fair that did happen and we went 9 days no power and snowed in and i got pneumonia and thought i was ganna die cause thats what kills everyone else with cerebral palsy i knew lol
@@kpsiex Yeah as if anything significant is going to happen though... Either Russia doesnt invade, or they do and destroy western ukraine while nato sits by and sanctions them.
If you Plan to build a Bunker underground then don't build it underneath a heavy house because if a bomb is thrown on there the house collapses and block the dor from the other side and then you can't get out anymore if your bunker is also out of metal you can't communicate to the outside they don't know where you are so they can't help and you will die alone in your bunker also if war is over or so because you can't get out anymore
@@unbekanntunbekant4587 there are many entrance/exit options including tank door 25/50 ton jacks which let you escape a flipped tank. If you have to money for a fake house, you're probably going to have a plan b exit tunnel built in as well which ideally has a lead doors built to withstand a tank blast and radiation
@@noahnoah2747 ones with the big lead doors also can be equipped with thermal lances and hydro cutting systems that can cut through over a foot of solid lead. Some bunkers even have escape pods that can blow debris away from overhead while blasting into the air. Some of these are also designed to work underwater to resurface from below. Current tech has the best bunker systems set up to survive 500-800 years easily in terms of working systems I've heard of
Well, now, I am really thinking about bunkers. But only in US there are companies like this that design and build bunkers. It would be really difficult to design something like this with all of those life support systems in EU.
The reason why they are not for sale in the EU is because nobody is so crazy to buy one. In case a real scenario happens, a bunker won't help. In case something mild happens (like covid) you dont need a bunker. Conclusion: bunkers are pointless.
@@dirkudo1075 Actually, Atlas shelters has a plant in Poland and more are opening across EU and supposedly the demand is high enough to open more shelter makers.
@m i dont think it is every house but instead there was at one point enough shelter capacity to hold every citizen in public bunkers and the like but its a bit more relaxed now, to be fare they had good reason to want to prepare for an invasion given the neighborhood at the time
I can't imagine that I'd pay $4.5 million to be trapped for an indefinite period with 11 strangers. It's a good movie plot though. Gilligan's Island except that everyone is Thurston Howell and they're underground.
That would be an amazing slow paced show like 10 rich asshole families trapped in a luxurious buncer and what happens if selfish garbage people run out of food
Preppers: "I can survive for years in this tiny tin can eating nothing but dog food" Also preppers: "You can't force me to stay home during world wide pandemic. I need my haircut, damn it!"
Think you're confusing preppers with all the dems that were having biden parties in the streets without masks and peolsi who tried to shut down a salon for not cutting her nappy hair
@@Omalleyus You do realise that these anti-mask people are not "dems" or "conservatives" because their other political views are irrelevant, and that people from anywhere on that political spectrum will choose to wear masks or not. Gotta stop this ludicrous polarization, man. It's destroying politics and we're all getting shafted by it.
@@gibusgaming It's not a scam you are getting what you are paying for now while the cost is exaggerated because he's preying on fears of people now and knows he can charge more. It itself is not a scam a scam is not getting what they are offering.
@@mac0771 NO, no, no, the idea is that you'd put the hydraulic jack from Amazon INSIDE the bunker FIRST before WWIII, so you could THEN escape after Armageddon and get killed 2 minutes later when angry people bang you on the head. outside. Have a great day. (Sunny here, not a mushroom cloud in sight... yet. ).
Buying that from the government for $300,000 dollars seems like a steal. I'm not even a paranoid prepper but I think that would be cool to own and you could do a lot with it.
@@Rich-yj4ub That's not actually true if you aren't too near the centre of a blast (and presumably if you are you probably didn't survive long enough to worry anyway), it's certainly true that the contamination in some areas that are directly hit would still be detectable for centuries but the initial radiation would drop to an 'increased risk of developing cancer in the long term but nonetheless very survivable level' very quickly (radiation levels would be 90% lower than the moment of the blast after about 24 hours or thereabouts and 99% lower after just 72 hours- thereafter you are unlikely to get sick from just going outside at least in the short term), and even at the blast zone itself the radiation levels would only be directly dangerous for a matter of weeks. The real threat after the first few days would be contaminated water supplies/food supplies, which if eaten really would still kill you. The caveats are of course that it does depend on the type/size of bomb that was used/wind direction/whether they blew it in the air before it hit the ground or not/how many were used overall but generally speaking you have a pretty good chance of surviving if you can make it to some sort of shelter to ride out those first few days + secure clean food and water. Also I do recommend you go and look this stuff up, it's quite interesting to read about.
2 years ago, the idea of a global pandemic killing over 4,2 million people would sound ridiculous too. The thing is that, in times of peace and stability, people can often forget how bad things can get.
Likely they would end up being someone’s tomb in a nuke or asteroid blast or a good cache of weapons and food for organized survivors with cutting equipment and stun grenades.
Having to the stay in a boxe like a animal in a cage knowing that the humanity/natural world is whiped out and I'll have to wear a hazmat suit to go for a walk sounds worst than death to me
Except you already life in a box, just a different kind. I would buy one of these as a "Man cave" kind of deal if I had the money. Also doubles as life support if the world ends!
People paying big bucks for fully stocked, impenetrable homes "just in case", while somewhere else around the world, people's primary home has water shortage and not enough food to go around. The world is so imbalanced.
Narrator : He's got a back log of a year even though the cost of materials have increased 15 to 20 percent Guy building : The cost of wood tripled, the cost of steel tripled, the cost of gas doubled. Me : hmmm... math.
well the guy building is right, the video commentary is not. althought it could be an average increase over the year, or average across the nation. we needed plywood at work for some projects and that shit was almost 9x more expensive in june/july 2020 than anytime in 2019
@@pazmiki77 Only thing I can think of that's cheap is buying a tiny piece of land in an area with stable, soft bedrock and chipping away by hand. Should be able to make a little rat tunnel for yourself in only a couple hundred hours.
@@dirtydan2721 but living there long term? Better than the alternative of being caught of guard, but I don't think a rat tunnel would do much good for long term.
Just a WARNING to those that want to buy Bunkers. Make sure you know what you are Buying and how Reliable it is. this thing is going to be Buried, so you wont be able to fix it once its down there. use the HALT principle. (dont make a decision when you are Hungry, Angry(i would also add Afraid), Lonely, or Tired)
Well it’s hidden and covered by several feet of soil. What good is a basement when the house has been torn off or when intruders have broken into your house?
The same 13.2 million Americans who said that they have plans and provisions in place to survive a month or more without power and running water are the same ones who started to complain less than 7 days into a lockdown that they can't go get their hair cut.
On the surface, this level of prepping can seem ridiculous. Even more ridiculous once you climb down the ladder and see what's below the surface. $30k in guns and ammo and some Mountain Home stashed away does not a survivor make. Guys like that, it's hard to take serious. I mean, c'mon, $30k in ammo alone doesn't get you very far these days, and that stuff doesn't last forever, especially if you store it in a hastily built bunker that's not humidity controlled. But the logic behind it isn't as farfetched as a lot of folks tend to think. Since the founding of the US, we've faced a major upheaval once every 60-80 years. The Revolution, the Civil War, WWII and the Cold War, all had the potential to be existential threats. Going by the numbers, we're due for another big one, and there are a ton of candidates. As far as pandemics go, COVID was rather mild, but as more and more humans walk the earth and more and more diseases get chances to form vectors, the chances of something much worse popping up grows every year. Half the West Coast is a potential tsunami killing field. The San Andreas Fault may or may not let go with the next big one. Climate change raises the chances of more and more powerful hurricanes aimed at the East Coast with each passing season, and on top of everything else, we've got humans to deal with, the crazy bastards. Something has to give. When you take all that into account, having a bunker might not seem like such a bad idea, if you can afford it. Even if you can't afford it, some level of preparedness makes sense. I'll grant you that learning useful skills will probably get you further than living out your wildest Fallout fantasies. Even something as simple as knowing how to apply a tourniquet or splint a broken limb can dramatically increase your chances of survival in the event of a worst case scenario. But, if you've got the money and you plan to do it right, why not take extra precautions? Best case scenario, you never need it and you can pass it on to your kids when you croak. Worst case, you give them the best shot at survival you possibly can.
@@thepedrothethethe6151 Nope. Hollywood focuses too much on the event itself and misses all the really fun parts, like what happens when the water mains are cut, or when floods force people out of their homes, or when power outages spoil food, or when fuel shortages leave people stranded. Most people are basically decent, so long as they’re not desperate. In the short term, if help comes quickly enough, civility will endure. But what happens when it doesn’t? What’s more, a localized disaster can have far reaching consequences. After Hurricane Katrina, gas prices soared all up and down the East Coast as fuel became scarce. In WWII, even the US had to implement rationing to ensure vital supplies ended up where they were needed the most. Hell, we’re still seeing shortages and price hikes as a result of COVID. Our world is more interconnected than its ever been. It’s impossible to predict which local disasters can cause problems on a national or even global scale.
@@thepedrothethethe6151 a real story, in 1878 krakatoa erupted and sent shockwaves that circled the earth 4 times. It was so loud they heard it 3000 miles away. That year was without summer due to the eruption. Needless to say the amount of damage in the surrounding areas. I'd say that's some Hollywood material
"everything you can have in a house, you can have in a bunker..." ... so excited about my nights sitting at terrace watching stars with a nice cold summer breeze during apocalypse... :)
Everything is actually cheap it’s just ends up expensive cause nobody can do things for themselves anymore and give builders a reason to charge the next person their arm & leg
There was a man who lived not to far from me who started a bunker in the 70s, dozens of conex contained buried and connected to make a net work of a compound. Stocked w food ammo and all the necessities he basically spent his life building it. He died a few years ago and all most everything was ruined. If you cant cycle your inventory it goes bad. You can spend thousands buying things you may never need or use for an emergency but how soup and beans can you eat before they go bad. It's good if you can afford it or have the time but devoting your life to happenstance Is a bit ridiculous. Your so worried about surviving that you dont actually live your life. If there was a disaster, how long would you want to live like that? Would you want to spend your years scavenging a wasteland? Its quality of life that really important.
I always love that no matter how expensive a project can get, they'll always show off their RGB lighting as if it's the newest technology on the planet
RGB does improve performance by 30% tho
It’s funny. I had that on my truck back in highschool, and they act like it’s new tech
what do you mean its not new
If the time is come the RGB definitely stop the gamer's 🤣
My thought too, why not just build the bunker as primary home, with a hut on the ground as a disguise maybe lol.
If I was rich I'd get a bunker not because I'm afraid of an impending apocalypse but because having a bunker just sounds pretty rad.
We are renovating an old communication bunker on our channel
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That's because you're not rich
Chad
That yes
You actually save a ton of money in the long run by buying a bunker. Just build one under your backyard, then sell the house and secretly live in the bunker rent free.
Tax free rent free free services lots of privacy
big brain man wtf I never would have had this idea! and you could make a tunnel to get out so people don’t know you live there
No, the backyard part of the house property, so legally bunker also part of the house... You can advertise sale house comes with bunker, but defeats purpose of a secret bunker...
@@wc4109 We know, that's why it's secret ;)
@@wc4109 I'll just pretend what you said made any sense.
It doesn't explain why it's so expensive it just says what parts are expensive. Tell me about how the life support systems work not what kind of amenity you can put in there
When are you doing your video in these subjects?
Probably like commercial lab or clean room air filtration for HVAC depending on type of apocalypse.
I don’t even want to know what those filters cost…
@@Tre16 it’s ok to provide constructive feedback.
This video is click bait with minimal detail. If I’m expected to watch an ad to fill the pockets of the uploader, I can expect honesty in the title.
He has a UA-cam channel Atlas bunkers. He goes in detail.
@@arnoldgallegos6247 Thanks! Gonna go check them out.
'Many people have a variety of fears'. This guy right here hit the jackpot.
Fear sells
Best for me is , if there will be some serious thing happening , is wont be days , weeks , months this will be YEARS , Nuclear war those people in bunker as fucked , how long they will have power , supply ? top 2 years , and then what ? , and there is also think , that other people will knew that this bunker exist , and 100% they will do anything to get in , basically those millions are just wasted .
@@JamesRodriguez10783 You beat me to it!
@@cookiesupervisor2211 better learn skills that you can use if it really happens wich is unlikely but the skills can be used in day to day life like repairing a car
The Book of Truth
When things were at their very worst:
2 Suns, Cross in the sky, 2 comets will collide = don`t be afraid - repent, accept Lord`s Hand of Mercy.
Scientists will say it was a global illusion.
Beaware - Jesus will never walk in flesh again.
After WW3 - rise of the “ man of peace“ from the East = Antichrist - the most powerful, popular, charismatic and influential leader of all time. Many miracles will be attributed to him. He will imitate Jesus in every conceivable way.
Don`t trust „pope“ Francis = the False Prophet
- will seem to rise from the dead
- will unite all Christian Churches and all Religions as one.
One World Religion = the seat of the Antichrist.
Benedict XVI is the last true pope - will be accused of a crime of which he is totally innocent.
"The schism in My Church will be broken into different stages"
Sunday, 20 October 2013
buying a part of a bunker that is otherwise housed by strangers sounds like one of the worst apocalypse ideas out there. Imagine being trapped a hundred metres below ground with people you don't know banging on your door after all law and order has collapsed. Plus the public knows where that bunker is and it's not exactly hiding
That not the big porbleem most disastors happens fast and unexpectit you wouldt have the time to go to the bunker
@@Bobbob-km7wp im not making fun of you but everything About your comment is hilarious like your nave and how you spelled words
also what do they do about power after the grid goes down
_New Among Us map out now_
That doctor got more things with just 100k than those who were paying 4.5 million.
If my survival bunker has a cinema and swimming pool, I’m going in it even if it’s not the apocalypse.
Me too.
Might as well live in it full time while you're at it too.
😁
If you can afford that, you can afford a mansion that is way bigger and better
if had a house and epic bunker? i guess id spend more than half time in that bunker
I feel like the first rule of survival bunker club should be: don’t talk about survival bunker club
They already broke the 1st rule
Wait l read that wrong
Or Mr. Raider will be at your door with a blowtorch.
Bruh
Fear sells tho
I think that's why atlas show was canceled. No one wanted to show off their bunker on tv.
Step 1: make people fear
Step 2: repeat step 1 infinitely
Step 3: come up with a prepackaged "solution"
Step 4: cash in
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Pretty much what every culture and religion did. Make the people fear ghosts, spirits, monsters, gods and make them pay tributes to be "freed" or "forgived".
@@bleyzerplayz bullseye
Did you get your jab? If not, you might die and/or infect everybody around you. Don't you care about others? The coof is super duper deadly!
@@crazy8sdrums Yeah that’s not the same thing, not only do you have scientific evidence of the danger, but the solution isn’t some expensive product, it’s a shot that anyone can get
"If you can have it in a house you can have it in a bunker"
Me: a window
A ceiling window.
a bunker window would probably something like a monitor connected to a camera outside
Said the same thing
@@Dimaz42 My idea exactly.
@Joel Coleman laughs in flex seal
*Everyone getting bunkers for natural disasters*
Floridians during hurricanes: "Good day to go to the beach"
facs
✋😂
@@kenneth7171 guilty as charged ✋😐
@@speedymon4412 fax
Florida in 150 years:
Under the sea, under the sea
They're so expensive because of the kind of people buying them. When we build things for really rich people we always upcharge by 80% because they associate price with quality.
As a salesman of 40 years, I agree 101% - just don't forget the fancy box to put it in.
Hell in Ireland in a fancy area chancers often slap on a few hundred extra for a handy job because they know they can get away with it they don't do this in the poorer areas as they wouldn't get away with it these people know what stuff costs
So who maintains a swimming pool locked in a bunker nobody ever uses?
Dummies do. These people have no idea what real survival will be like.
City of Tampere, but it's a public pool.
@@commonsence8223 I mean I don't hate the idea. I think it's actually a good one. Considering tensions between NATO and China are appearing to grow and that a nuclear war is possible it is about one of the only ways to have a safety net in that situation. Sure a lot of scenario's are just loony fever dreams these people come up with, but you can't be too careful if you can afford it.
Cuz they have spare bunch of cash to afford that which the vast majority of folks in the comment section don’t. Don’t teach the rich how to spend their money
@@myrica_gale ok no one gives a shit, bye
Next Episode. Why bunker private security is so expensive
@@nerdindaherd5907 to be
Waste 😂
bruh
@@nerdindaherd5907 Pride, they want to show off.
@@nerdindaherd5907 kinda asshole move to loot bunker. That why those inside must be armed + with nbc suit+ some war drone to kill intruder like that. Automated sentries gun is their best friend. Also best bunker is self sufficient and could be like mars settlement.
"Honey, for the safety of our family, we need a bunker."
That's how to get a man cave without making your wife angry.
Perhaps if you have inexhaustible wealth and a willingness to see the world you knew turned to skeletons and musculature. Those old European families who happen to survive didn’t let their lineage exist with honor.
They so expensive because EA wants you to purchase the extra maps in the seperate DLCs
Haha ATLAS
"Surprise Mechanics"
To provide you with sense of pride and accomplishment
no
@@Eaglehunter44 these bunkers shouldn’t be just for the rich everybody has the right to live and survive
Suggestion for cost mitigation: Skip building the house, just build the bunker.
Why would you get a bunker over a house? It would have less room, sunlight, and airflow. It would be less convenient and less aesthetically pleasing while being more expensive. The only pro is that it would be temporarily safer in the unlikely chance of societal collapse. You would still need to do things outside like farming if you hope to survive long-term - which would expose your bunker location to other people.
@@jaxstax2406 You can farm inside. Me I would turn a hill into a house wmand bunker it if I had the money.
@@johnree6106 You would need a large underground bunker to sustain just one person. Most people don't have the money to afford a bunker so large.
@@jaxstax2406 Well there's always stocking food that last 50 or so years.
Option B (that which is most economical): buy a functioning brain.
There's the world's oldest profession, then there's the second oldest profession which is selling people stuff they'll literally never use based upon their fears.
That’s so true
That is very true
- Has a complete bunker resort
- 03:01 "Complete with different color mood lighting"
- Pushes all the buttons to flex
- Sees a 1$ RGB light doing its cheap Christmas tree lights
Lmao
@Dan K You're a real buzzkill, you know that?
@@AndTecks You're a real buzzkill, you know that?
@@Wtfroflmao987 You're a real know that, you real buzzkill?
@@theRPGmaster ruined it
I have this couple who lives next door to us in Wyoming and they bought an abandoned nuclear silo for about $400,000 and by god the place is huge they even got the surrounding land for 50k
Did they ever furnished the place? I mean... having a party in a furnished nuclear silo is both a huge flex, and a very interesting conversation starter.
@@PauaP it wasn't too degraded the place was decommissioned back in the early 80's and bought by them in 98, today it's like the community shelter for disasters, but mostly a bed and breakfast for travelers. In the beginning the inside looked like the control area for Stargate command but without the mountain today's it looks more like an underground hotel
@@nonyabiz6036 now that sounds pretty neet.
dayummmm
It’s jeffree star I knew it 😂😂
I feel like the same people that would buy a bunker would also refuse to believe that any disaster is actually happening until it’s too late to get in
They're not selling bunkers. They're selling fear and there's a lot of money to be made. It's genius.
Same. I'm jealous of the money they are making.
you probably wear a mask to stay "safe"
@@benc8747 The difference being that masks help reduce transmission of something that actually exists and is reality. Bunkers just protect against something that CAN happen, but highly unlikely.
Aren’t they selling security? Maybe capitalizing off fear but not really selling it
@@spaceman884 No they are selling fear. How would you feel when your neighbour got himself a bunker? Wouldn't you feel uneasy? Wouldn't you think that maybe things are more serious then they seem? With Covid, BLM, Storming of the Capitole and privite millita rising? Wouldn't you fear that one day in the future the goverment couldn't retain your own saftey?
What do you do then? You get a bunker and then your neighbours see that you got one aswell and this gets worse and worse until everyone have one.
I love how he's introduced surrounded by firearm imagery, a stuffed eagle, and a portrait of Jesus.
Because 'murica
Looks like that 'eagle' has dark webbed feet. Pretty sure it is a goose.
Are we even sure it's Jesus. It looks more like Kenny Loggins.
I love being American
God, Guns, and Glory
This aged well...
That's a pretty fancy coffin he's got there...
@Saif Khan what
@Saif Khan wtf
@Saif Khan nah yo mama dunnow cuz yo mama never do and yo mama need experience and yo mama know she get made fun of cuz yo mama’s friends are mean and yo mama don’t like it yo mama haha.
@Saif Khan stfu
@Saif Khan yo mama
This fits between scam and legit concern.
And just hit me, sewage and water supply. How would that work... Is it connected to the regular mains.
I was wondering that too. I didn’t see any wells or septic systems. Also, where is all the life support systems and how are they powered? It seems like an add-on to your house instead of a separate self-sustaining unit.
Some of the preppers have water supplies for X amount of time. Some have water collection depending on their climates. It’s a fascinating world, and I’m thankful I’m not too worried to join it
A commercially-sized, properly maintained septic tank can last a lifetime or longer for a single family. As for water, there are systems that can convert urine and other waste-water to clean water (like on the ISS), and others that tap into well water and filter it through an RO system, not to mention that anyone can buy bottled water by the truckload and it only takes 1/4gal per adult to wash and rinse with a sponge bath. It's also important to note that radiation or civil conflict wouldn't prevent you from surfacing unless you were near a direct hit of a nuclear explosion or in a densely populated area; in which case you've built your bunker in the wrong place. They should be built near a natural well, far away from any metropolitan areas. And let's be real, a hole in the ground (single entrance, single exit) is not sufficient for safety, so you would either need a series of connected bunkers with multiple entrances and exits with some concealed OR build the entrance to the bunker inside of a secured house inside of a secured compound. A real sense of security is expensive, but even with all of that, a major military power could turn your secure compound/home/bunker into a crater from an unmanned drone by pressing a button.
THAT is a very important topic. Every place has a different method, depending on the designer of the bunker.
I myself, dug a hole and built my own with sand bags and barbed wire.
My septic is planned to be a methane digester. That's the wisest way to use those nutrients. It turns to compost at some point. I'm thinking of using a sleep number bed for a gas bladder to store the methane. It's a work in progress. Its money that stop all forward movement.
Semper Fidelis
@Malone's Cones Good Ice Cream i don't trust you.
6:55 my uncle says the same thing to me “it’s better to have something and not need it than need something and not have it and be sh*t out of luck.”
Not the most focused episode in this great series.
Yeah, this is basically like "Why Houses Are so Expensive" like because it's big and uses lots of materials lol
Probably the most american man on earth
Making bank from the fear of others, the American way 🇺🇸
Yepp thats why, because 'MERICA 🇺🇸
You mean like Donald Trump?
Yeah and not in a good way
@@Fisklina not really they offer servive and manufacturing
So I built a secret dungeon under my home and people called me a psycho weirdo, but now I call it a prepper bunker and people are "welcome to our exclusive club".
Have these bunkers actually ever been seriously tested? Something tells me that most of these bunkers will fail in a doomsday scenario.
They’re a sham lol.
You can break into most with a toolkit. The only useful bunkers are for natural disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes. Nuclear bunkers are stupid. In a post nuclear world, military grade explosives will be easy to access, so even the most advanced of bunkers will be broken into with relative ease.
Ironically enough, these loonies building shelters won’t survive long in a post apocalyptic world. Everyone and their mother will be after their holes in the ground filled to the brim with ammunition, food, purified water and weaponry. They’re a big target. They’re genuinely dumbasses if they think they’re going to be able to use up their 2 year or god knows how long supply of food and water before someone breaks into that bunker.
They’re just glorified coffins
Maybe they should insurance their bunker to get their money back 😀
If the hydrogen bomb is detonated literally on top of the nuclear bunker no, but if it’s in a remote area or anywhere away from the center of the explosion, it will most likely survive.
It best to have nuclear bunkers if you live in the countryside, away from any military installations and etc.
If you studied nuclear warfare, you’ll know that one bomb may not be just enough to eliminate an ICBM military post, in old Soviet declassified files, you’ll see more then 5 nukes invested in taking one military post, due to just how well bunkered and spread out the missiles are.
You seem to think that the Chinese and Russians are going to waste hydrogen bombs to *surface* *detonate* every boogaloo hideout, when it’s far from it.
The "doctor" spent as much on guns and ammo as I spent buying my house.
Actually there are many people such as doctors and lawyers in the preparedness community gun community and other such community’s because it’s so damn expensive I mean a good rifle can cost $2000 a single automatic weapon cost 30,000 licenses to manufacture automatic weapons cost hundreds of dollars a month
Man, what have you been doing with your life? 😂
@@gwydionrusso3206 How many more times can you use the word "community" in one sentence? Way to make perfect sense!
@@jeremiasrobinson okay simplified version professions that make a lot of money also sometimes get into groups that cost a lot of money such as preparedness or firearms there is that better?
@@gwydionrusso3206 a $2k rifle is going to be almost just as good as a $400 one in a survival or "SHTF" situation. Only areas a more expensive rifle would actually benefit you is if youre shooting really long range or in competitions where where having every bit of edge matters.
I love how almost no bunkers I see involve greenhouses or anything... Hell, most don't have any water supplies that aren't connected to existing utility lines.
It's nice to plan 1 month in advance & all that, but how relevant is that swimming pool going to be if there's a complete societal collapse or widespread nuclear fallout contaminating all your surroundings for years?
That huge bunker owned by Larry hall has a greenhouse that you can grow your own food in along with years of food supplies
Fallout only lasts about 2 weeks
@@cgmason7568 natural disasters
@@cgmason7568 and in 2weeks almost most all the plants and animals are dead . There will be a food shortage and increase in earths temperature and after that more extreme whether condition.
Pool for Mental health anyone?
“Publicly i dont want anybody to know about it” -Goes on UA-cam and tells 100k people lol
He also invites friends and family for a tour.
@@DennisHanson007 You know he is highly intelligent doc- err, human.
@@DennisHanson007 family and friends you can trust is somewhat safer than publicly open..
He's anonymous on youtube..
You dont know who he is or where the bunker is though....so thats not an issue.
The problem is that he invites friends and family to tour..... who do they tell?
The doctor has built a bunker with $30k worth of guns and ammo, but no kitchen yet. So priorities are in check for sure. There's a kitchen in the house after all. Food can be made in there while he's playing in his little fort with his guns and ammo waiting to use it.
Exactly. Who tf is he gonna be fighting? He has a bunker to avoid fighting.
Bunkers aside, I do think it's a good idea to be prepared to survive in an emergency for a few days. Storms and weather can knockout power, after all. If I lived in hurricane/typhoon regions I'd be prepared for more, just in case. Hell, if I lived in tornado country then I might think about a small shelter, just in case I can't run in time.
idk how my grandma grew up in kansas lol she said it was often they were rushed into the cellar xD meanwhile my ass gets a little nervous when theres strong wind that might knock out the power lol... although to be fair that did happen and we went 9 days no power and snowed in and i got pneumonia and thought i was ganna die cause thats what kills everyone else with cerebral palsy i knew lol
why would you live in the gulf or midwest
A tornado shelter costs a couple grand. These idiots are buying something for the never-to-happen apocalyps
@@andrewjensen8189 With the way things are going with russia right now i'd really want a bunker right now lol
@@kpsiex Yeah as if anything significant is going to happen though... Either Russia doesnt invade, or they do and destroy western ukraine while nato sits by and sanctions them.
I would build a house facade around my bunker, if I could buy one.
If you Plan to build a Bunker underground then don't build it underneath a heavy house because if a bomb is thrown on there the house collapses and block the dor from the other side and then you can't get out anymore if your bunker is also out of metal you can't communicate to the outside they don't know where you are so they can't help and you will die alone in your bunker also if war is over or so because you can't get out anymore
@@unbekanntunbekant4587 there are many entrance/exit options including tank door 25/50 ton jacks which let you escape a flipped tank. If you have to money for a fake house, you're probably going to have a plan b exit tunnel built in as well which ideally has a lead doors built to withstand a tank blast and radiation
@@undr_guv_surv that tank door thing is so cool tbh
@@noahnoah2747 ones with the big lead doors also can be equipped with thermal lances and hydro cutting systems that can cut through over a foot of solid lead. Some bunkers even have escape pods that can blow debris away from overhead while blasting into the air. Some of these are also designed to work underwater to resurface from below. Current tech has the best bunker systems set up to survive 500-800 years easily in terms of working systems I've heard of
We are renovating a bunker into a home.
Well, now, I am really thinking about bunkers.
But only in US there are companies like this that design and build bunkers.
It would be really difficult to design something like this with all of those life support systems in EU.
The reason why they are not for sale in the EU is because nobody is so crazy to buy one. In case a real scenario happens, a bunker won't help. In case something mild happens (like covid) you dont need a bunker. Conclusion: bunkers are pointless.
@@dirkudo1075 Actually, Atlas shelters has a plant in Poland and more are opening across EU and supposedly the demand is high enough to open more shelter makers.
@@dirkudo1075 why do you think you felt the need to say something so ignorant?
Ya what idiots trying to be self reliant all the smart people just rely on the feds they are always reliable
@m i dont think it is every house but instead there was at one point enough shelter capacity to hold every citizen in public bunkers and the like but its a bit more relaxed now, to be fare they had good reason to want to prepare for an invasion given the neighborhood at the time
That former missile silo turned into rich people surivival condos is totally Tenpenny Tower from Fallout 3.
“$30,000 on guns and ammunition”
WELCOME TO AMERICA
Would be *o shit* moment if the fire caught up
love it, sounds like few years worth of plinking. I started eating my canned food stock when the covid eased.
You gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers!
I think we all need one right now. STAT.
Looking for this comment😂
imagine after spending millions on a bunker, a pandemic starts when you out of town
Right 🤦♂️
I can't imagine that I'd pay $4.5 million to be trapped for an indefinite period with 11 strangers. It's a good movie plot though. Gilligan's Island except that everyone is Thurston Howell and they're underground.
I’m surprised that that hasn’t been made into a sitcom. You wouldn’t need to pay all that much for sets compared to other shows
11 Mr. Howells? They’d be dead in a week.
I hope there's air filtration. After one of my farts, Apartments 3-5 will be uninhabitable.
That would be an amazing slow paced show like 10 rich asshole families trapped in a luxurious buncer and what happens if selfish garbage people run out of food
Because so few companies are building them and not enough citizens are buying them but they have enough to buy EVs costing over $150,000
Preppers: "I can survive for years in this tiny tin can eating nothing but dog food"
Also preppers: "You can't force me to stay home during world wide pandemic. I need my haircut, damn it!"
Think you're confusing preppers with all the dems that were having biden parties in the streets without masks and peolsi who tried to shut down a salon for not cutting her nappy hair
@@Omalleyus You do realise that these anti-mask people are not "dems" or "conservatives" because their other political views are irrelevant, and that people from anywhere on that political spectrum will choose to wear masks or not.
Gotta stop this ludicrous polarization, man. It's destroying politics and we're all getting shafted by it.
When you already know your clients are suckers, you can charge what you want.
They have 100s of thousands, you have no vids, no subs and can't use your real name for your channel. Who's the sucker?
@@eane7238 The people watching and believing the scam artist.
@@gibusgaming It's not a scam you are getting what you are paying for now while the cost is exaggerated because he's preying on fears of people now and knows he can charge more. It itself is not a scam a scam is not getting what they are offering.
@@eane7238 You are. When you live in fear, people will clean you out.
@@glep3570 who said I live in fear?
Makes complete sense. Honestly, why dont people just build the bunker, and THEN build the house on top of it? Then you get two houses!!!
oh, like a finished basement. lol.
Imagine falling debris above the opening of the bunker and people trapped in there forever
1.3 million years later: Ancient weaponry found underground, archeologists are finding out model numbers of weapons.
🤯
@@michaelthomas3105 what?... Amazon delivers those hydraulic jacks into a bunker sealed shut by debris in the middle of an apocalypse??
@@mac0771 NO, no, no, the idea is that you'd put the hydraulic jack from Amazon INSIDE the bunker FIRST before WWIII, so you could THEN escape after Armageddon and get killed 2 minutes later when angry people bang you on the head. outside. Have a great day. (Sunny here, not a mushroom cloud in sight... yet. ).
@@michaelthomas3105 understandable, have a great day!!
Unfortunately, people who can afford thes are the same exact people who are creating these situations.
ahhhhh the very irony of it all
Wheres the water for the bunkers coming from?
A pool?
A sauna?
Thats a waste of water for a survival situation.
You have to add an automatic oxygen constractor to the bunkers without it the bunkers seem useless
"Better to have it, not need it than to need it and not have it." - What Hoarders Say
But he is right thou
If only they would think the same way about Healthcare
You mean lot of countries on earth with their oil reserves ?
@@GuderII Yeah, but you can say that about anything. You are gambling your money on terrible odds.
@@plainlake the odds are pretty high, it even works for home intruders.
Buying that from the government for $300,000 dollars seems like a steal. I'm not even a paranoid prepper but I think that would be cool to own and you could do a lot with it.
The fear industry is huge!
"Why are bunkers so expensive?"
Me: **laughs in blankets and pillows**
And most of us would wish they had that bunker right now
Not me. Logically it's stupid. Your only pro longing the inevitable. Radiation lasts hundreds of years. Food & Water Max 5 yrs.
@@Rich-yj4ub might be enough time for musk to get your ass to mars though
@@Rich-yj4ub That's not actually true if you aren't too near the centre of a blast (and presumably if you are you probably didn't survive long enough to worry anyway), it's certainly true that the contamination in some areas that are directly hit would still be detectable for centuries but the initial radiation would drop to an 'increased risk of developing cancer in the long term but nonetheless very survivable level' very quickly (radiation levels would be 90% lower than the moment of the blast after about 24 hours or thereabouts and 99% lower after just 72 hours- thereafter you are unlikely to get sick from just going outside at least in the short term), and even at the blast zone itself the radiation levels would only be directly dangerous for a matter of weeks. The real threat after the first few days would be contaminated water supplies/food supplies, which if eaten really would still kill you. The caveats are of course that it does depend on the type/size of bomb that was used/wind direction/whether they blew it in the air before it hit the ground or not/how many were used overall but generally speaking you have a pretty good chance of surviving if you can make it to some sort of shelter to ride out those first few days + secure clean food and water. Also I do recommend you go and look this stuff up, it's quite interesting to read about.
I’ve always wanted a bunker of my own since a child 😂
You’re cozy inside while the world outside is on fire
The only way I see these being useful are during tornadoes or a hurricane. Anything else is just ridiculous.
Government war against its people, riots, volcanic eruption. Many things
Yes they are not designed for a nuclear blast these shelters were made to be protect from the fallout
Civil unrest, chemical warfare, nukes, virus outbreak...
2 years ago, the idea of a global pandemic killing over 4,2 million people would sound ridiculous too.
The thing is that, in times of peace and stability, people can often forget how bad things can get.
Likely they would end up being someone’s tomb in a nuke or asteroid blast or a good cache of weapons and food for organized survivors with cutting equipment and stun grenades.
I don't think it is the best people humanity has to offer who are in position to afford a bunker to survive a major catastrophe.
Having to the stay in a boxe like a animal in a cage knowing that the humanity/natural world is whiped out and I'll have to wear a hazmat suit to go for a walk sounds worst than death to me
Exactly.
Except you already life in a box, just a different kind. I would buy one of these as a "Man cave" kind of deal if I had the money. Also doubles as life support if the world ends!
@@bagsinsight "weakness."
-Jo Mama, 2021
Man if I could own a 4.5 million dollar survival shelter I'd cry myself to sleep with happiness
I'd rather take the money to use for something else, 4.5M is too damn expensive for a bunker.
I sure wish my doctor had a mini arsenal buried in his backyard too - truly the mark of rational and practical thinking
It's only us surgeons.
People paying big bucks for fully stocked, impenetrable homes "just in case", while somewhere else around the world, people's primary home has water shortage and not enough food to go around. The world is so imbalanced.
The devs are playing around currently with a patch that would level the playing field for 99% of the server.
Life is full of inequality. Some have more, some have less. It is natural.
So what? Are you a child? Is inequality a new concept for you?
@@eane7238 I was only stating the irony. You do not have to be a child for that.
@@parthmistry1076 this is what you sound like "there are people living in caves, and somewhere else they live in houses, the world is so unbalanced"
I'm not surprised when people start buying laser cannons for the impending alien invasion
Well, it’s impossible to dodge a laser
I know i would if i have the money, i would consider anyone who doesn't want a laser cannon the weird one
They should.
"People have a variety of fears"
And we're going to make bank on that! Yee-haw!!
I’m sorry but I believe VAULT-TEC offers a more competitive product.
Narrator : He's got a back log of a year even though the cost of materials have increased 15 to 20 percent
Guy building : The cost of wood tripled, the cost of steel tripled, the cost of gas doubled.
Me : hmmm... math.
The guy knows how to sell
That's how he's explaining the price hike.
"you see, the price of everything has tripled! I'm already giving you a discount here."
Wood went up about 25% during the first lockdown, steel has only gone up by 50% over the past decade
well the guy building is right, the video commentary is not. althought it could be an average increase over the year, or average across the nation. we needed plywood at work for some projects and that shit was almost 9x more expensive in june/july 2020 than anytime in 2019
I feel like this is so unfair for the poor and middle class people smh it’s way to expensive ❗️❗️
Honestly smart he’s taking advantage of idiots who are willing to pay thousands for things they don’t need inside a bunker.
Ikr 😆
I'm surprised it exists an president of the National Storm Shelter Association.
The best thing with selling bunkes is that noone can complain if they don't work.
As soon as I read the title, "ATLAS bunker guy" came into mind. Wasnt disappointed. 👍
Yeah. I’m surprised Ron hasn’t announced this
This is not a good time for this to me on Recommendation.
An underground bunker with home cinema and swimming pool only being 4,5 million dollars is not too bad.
The same reason why exotic cars are expensive... Low volume hand built work.
In a nutshell, anything that can save yr life is expensive 😂😂
A condom?
@@plainlake That's not for saving life, that's for avoiding life.
Bunker doesn't have a kitchen.... does have 30k worth of guns... priorities.
I would absolutely build one if I had the money for it.
There are lots of options even if you don’t have money
@@UndergroundLiving huh? Like what, honestly just curious
@@UndergroundLiving the materials and life support ain't free, are you break into someone elses bunker??
@@pazmiki77 Only thing I can think of that's cheap is buying a tiny piece of land in an area with stable, soft bedrock and chipping away by hand. Should be able to make a little rat tunnel for yourself in only a couple hundred hours.
@@dirtydan2721 but living there long term?
Better than the alternative of being caught of guard, but I don't think a rat tunnel would do much good for long term.
Plot twist: the power plant, air exchange system, water treatment system, are all aboveground.
"Why are literal homes, complete with movie theatres, swimming pools, saunas and rock climbing walls, expensive?"
Honestly, i wouldn't need to use for its intended purpose if I were to purchase it. I'd use it for my personal man cave.
Best club hOuse ever.
That literally looks like a metal shipping crate.
Shipping crates will leak and collapse unless you reinforce and seal then
@@UndergroundLiving He said it just looks like one, I don't think he meant it is one.
@bumbumboom we are renovating a 6000sqft communication bunker into our home 😉
@bumbumboom too expensive, the shipping crate is just sheet steel
It's only $50,000 if you go with the rectangular bunkers you can buy bunkers from them for alot cheaper
In 50 years... "Bunker real estate is seeking a premium."
Because they want to check if you are rich enough to stay alife 🤷♂️
Just a WARNING to those that want to buy Bunkers. Make sure you know what you are Buying and how Reliable it is. this thing is going to be Buried, so you wont be able to fix it once its down there. use the HALT principle. (dont make a decision when you are Hungry, Angry(i would also add Afraid), Lonely, or Tired)
So i cant decide what to eat?
@@cctproductions6976 dude. This question put me into an Existensial crisis. What is this Dillema?
Fear mongers selling survival bunkers, sounds legit.
It's just a well build basement with steel panels nothing crazy.
Well it’s hidden and covered by several feet of soil. What good is a basement when the house has been torn off or when intruders have broken into your house?
@@HellAtlantic that's what the guns are for.
The same 13.2 million Americans who said that they have plans and provisions in place to survive a month or more without power and running water are the same ones who started to complain less than 7 days into a lockdown that they can't go get their hair cut.
I would build this as my primary home. No heating or cooling bills? It makes sense.
Well if you do not like natural light, it is a good plan.
@@Blckjack18 you can always go outside for that
On the surface, this level of prepping can seem ridiculous. Even more ridiculous once you climb down the ladder and see what's below the surface. $30k in guns and ammo and some Mountain Home stashed away does not a survivor make. Guys like that, it's hard to take serious. I mean, c'mon, $30k in ammo alone doesn't get you very far these days, and that stuff doesn't last forever, especially if you store it in a hastily built bunker that's not humidity controlled.
But the logic behind it isn't as farfetched as a lot of folks tend to think. Since the founding of the US, we've faced a major upheaval once every 60-80 years. The Revolution, the Civil War, WWII and the Cold War, all had the potential to be existential threats. Going by the numbers, we're due for another big one, and there are a ton of candidates. As far as pandemics go, COVID was rather mild, but as more and more humans walk the earth and more and more diseases get chances to form vectors, the chances of something much worse popping up grows every year. Half the West Coast is a potential tsunami killing field. The San Andreas Fault may or may not let go with the next big one. Climate change raises the chances of more and more powerful hurricanes aimed at the East Coast with each passing season, and on top of everything else, we've got humans to deal with, the crazy bastards. Something has to give.
When you take all that into account, having a bunker might not seem like such a bad idea, if you can afford it. Even if you can't afford it, some level of preparedness makes sense. I'll grant you that learning useful skills will probably get you further than living out your wildest Fallout fantasies. Even something as simple as knowing how to apply a tourniquet or splint a broken limb can dramatically increase your chances of survival in the event of a worst case scenario. But, if you've got the money and you plan to do it right, why not take extra precautions? Best case scenario, you never need it and you can pass it on to your kids when you croak. Worst case, you give them the best shot at survival you possibly can.
You put the guns and ammo in barels with oil in to preserve them it would be in 100 years later working
@@unbekanntunbekant4587 Depends on the gun, depends on the oil. It’s usually better to seal ammo and keep it temp and humidity stabilized.
Do you think that natural disasters are like Holywood movies?
@@thepedrothethethe6151 Nope. Hollywood focuses too much on the event itself and misses all the really fun parts, like what happens when the water mains are cut, or when floods force people out of their homes, or when power outages spoil food, or when fuel shortages leave people stranded. Most people are basically decent, so long as they’re not desperate. In the short term, if help comes quickly enough, civility will endure. But what happens when it doesn’t?
What’s more, a localized disaster can have far reaching consequences. After Hurricane Katrina, gas prices soared all up and down the East Coast as fuel became scarce. In WWII, even the US had to implement rationing to ensure vital supplies ended up where they were needed the most. Hell, we’re still seeing shortages and price hikes as a result of COVID. Our world is more interconnected than its ever been. It’s impossible to predict which local disasters can cause problems on a national or even global scale.
@@thepedrothethethe6151 a real story, in 1878 krakatoa erupted and sent shockwaves that circled the earth 4 times. It was so loud they heard it 3000 miles away. That year was without summer due to the eruption. Needless to say the amount of damage in the surrounding areas. I'd say that's some Hollywood material
"everything you can have in a house, you can have in a bunker..." ... so excited about my nights sitting at terrace watching stars with a nice cold summer breeze during apocalypse... :)
Lol these people are too scared to just enjoy the normal life
Bruh
Half of Americans think they'll die from the coronavirus. This is at least a tangible thing you can use for multiple purposes.
Fear is wild. Too many people with poor information haha
The stablishment uses fear to control US citizens,that's why they are paranoid at a sick level
Why hide when death is absolute.
Hahahahahahaha Fact
destiny waits for you where you run to avoid it.
Imagine the Russians have one of there nukes pre programmed for Larry’s silo and one night Larry survives a nuclear blast. Lol
This is making me want to have a bunker in every state.
What if the decommissioned silo is still in the hit list of other nuclear power? Just thinking....
So what happens when they run out of food in their bunker and/or water or the air supply system stops working? Bunker basically becomes useless...
Shh You're ruining their pre-WWII fantasy
Everything is actually cheap it’s just ends up expensive cause nobody can do things for themselves anymore and give builders a reason to charge the next person their arm & leg
There was a man who lived not to far from me who started a bunker in the 70s, dozens of conex contained buried and connected to make a net work of a compound. Stocked w food ammo and all the necessities he basically spent his life building it. He died a few years ago and all most everything was ruined. If you cant cycle your inventory it goes bad. You can spend thousands buying things you may never need or use for an emergency but how soup and beans can you eat before they go bad. It's good if you can afford it or have the time but devoting your life to happenstance Is a bit ridiculous. Your so worried about surviving that you dont actually live your life. If there was a disaster, how long would you want to live like that? Would you want to spend your years scavenging a wasteland? Its quality of life that really important.