[vision-master]

Seeing how I live in da big city, I just can’t grasp how I’m gonna make it long-term.

Food stores √
Reduced debt √
Gas stock √
Bicycle √

This does nothing for long-term satiability once TSHTF.

[RonMN]

I think "long term" anything will be almost a thing of the past.

Farm land might bring you "longer term" stability, but it wont solve all problems.

IMO it's going to be a day to day strugle kind of thing, rather than a prep/save for a cushy retirement kind of thing.

[charliebrownout]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('vision-master', 'S')eeing how I live in da big city, I just can’t grasp how I’m gonna make it long-term.

Food stores √
Reduced debt √
Gas stock √
Bicycle √

This does nothing for long-term satiability once TSHTF.

[RedStateGreen]

Long term plans don't survive in the real world. There are too many variables. Will we go the way of Zimbabwe and Argentina? Will we end up in fascism or communism? Will we just simmer in a long depression, eking out an existence? Will we all be pressed into farm service, or will we be able to garden at home? Will people riot, or will they commit suicide? Will there be civil war, or will people come together?

Even from one neighborhood to another it might go differently. Even if you have a plan B through Z, and you might have to make up a new plan for something you never even considered.

I'm just learning as much as I can and getting my house in order as fast as I can.

I'm sure Pops will come in and plug his Plan thread soon.

[hope_full]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'L')ong term plans don't survive in the real world. There are too many variables. Will we go the way of Zimbabwe and Argentina? Will we end up in fascism or communism?