Something Major Is Coming and People Are Getting Ready

People are really trying to warn each other to prepare for what is coming. You see all kinds of videos coming out about it right now. People have this feeling like something really bad is going to happen. And it seems almost crazy to think that in a way, because it's like, well, what day does not something really bad happen? But they feel like something bigger is lining up and their message is clear. They are really warning people to prepare for what is ahead. So I'm not going to lie. Yesterday, last night, I felt completely defeated just because they're so open about what's happening. And it's happening at such a fast rate. I've been trying to warn you for a long time now. You don't want to listen. I'm telling you right now, you better prepare your family and your circle for what's coming. Don't comply. They're going to be coming to everyone's doorstep. You're not going to be able to hide from this. You're not going to be able to move from this. It's going to hit every single corner of this earth. I hope you're all having a good day. Please take care of yourselves. It's about to get real. Now, I don't know what preparedness means to some of you, but baby, you better go ahead and get prepared. And if you wait for the news to tell you, oh, well, you need to run out. You need to get this. You need it's too late. Hi. I don't know what you've been doing. If you've been collecting supplies, water, extra, container of Band-Aids, Neosporin, or you have upped it to maybe even getting a backup power generator. But if I were you, I would get into high gear. Things are not good right now. They're going to get worse and you need to have something to fall back on. If you listen to no other videos that I've made, listen to this one. I don't know if everybody is paying attention, but times are getting really hard. I've had a lot of friends that that had good jobs for years being laid off. I've had people hit me up and asking to use me as recommendations and referrals and seeing if I could put them on things. And I'm just paying attention to the climate out here. And this is getting pretty rocky. I've also had numerous friends tell me how hard it is to get a job right now. It's a lot of interviews. People are going through the interview process and going to two, three, four rounds of interviewing and still not getting called back. I know people that's putting in 30, 40 applications a day and they've been doing that for over 30 days, still not getting anything substantial called back. So I'm like, I don't know if everybody is aware of how bad things are and how bad things are going to get. We're also like on the verge of going to war. There's countries in war right now. And I think because of so much distractions in the media and in like social media and entertainment and people keeping up with all this bullshit online, people are really numb to what's going on outside. But I say all that to say a storm is coming and some people have already felt it. But it's nothing like what it's going to feel like when it really hits all y'all that's buying jewelry, getting new cars, just adding to y'all motherfucking expenses and y'all, y'all, y'all workload and your overhead. I really hope you've taken in consideration that what you're making now might not be what you'll be making in a few months to a year. So you might need to recalculate some of these things before you keep taking on new burdens. Yeah. Good luck. Number of preppers in this country has more than doubled. We'll find an empty bag in your house, any kind of bag, preferably a backpack. If you don't have an extra backpack, find a reusable bag. Tens of millions of people now identify as preppers. And now is a really stupid time to start calling these people naysayers. I think staying prepared for anything at whatever point in time is just something that everybody should do. You don't have to think about having a bunker or think about like doomsday prepping or anything like that. It just means basic things, you know, start with where you are. Save some money. Doesn't matter how much. Put some money aside. Try and get some extra food stored up. Get basic essentials that, you know, you might need in some type of an emergency situation if you need some extra medication, even just OTC stuff like just, you know, over the counter meds and everything like that. You can get them cheap still relatively at, you know, Walmart or dollar store. But doing things like that, even just things that you've been putting off, you know, maybe fixing some vehicles that you have doing some of the maintenance yourself or just anything like that that you can do. I think it's really wise, even just making sure that you stay connected with trustworthy people in your community. You know, you always want to have some people that you can count on. I think community is so underrated. Community is so huge. People really do not, for the most part, put enough emphasis on really getting to know trustworthy people and taking the time to build those connections and relationships in your local area. You can have people that you can count on. You know, if they're far away by a phone call, that's fine. But how is that really going to help you necessarily if something happens and you need somebody to help you right now? You need people in your local circles. So build up those relationships. That's super important. And honestly, the reality is nobody can really predict what is coming. Everybody can make a guess as to, you know, what they think is going to happen. But really, the most important thing to do is to take action now and don't postpone things that you can do today to tomorrow. Don't postpone things like that. Make your plans. Be proactive. It's only smart to do so. It's wise. And you're not going to regret it. You won't regret it. And what's the harm in putting up some extra food, you know, stored up in your cabinets if hard times fall? You have extra food. Or if let's say you lose your job, you have some extra food, right? Or what's the harm in saving some money and forgoing some, you know, things that you can do on the weekend and saying, hey, we're not going to spend money on that. We're just going to put money aside and save money for a rainy day. Most people don't have savings anymore. Most people don't have $100 put away for an unexpected situation. Not even $100. So put some money aside, you know, do the best that you can, whatever, whatever you can do, do that. And it's not that I'm trying to say that I don't understand how somebody can't put $100. I mean, maybe you really can't afford it. The mindset, though, is of not saving. You know, if you can only save $5 a week, then do that. It's the mindset, the mindset of not wanting to save, not wanting to take responsibility for an unpredictable future. But that's the way we see it. You know, we like to stay prepared for unforeseen circumstances to the best of our ability. Let me know your thoughts down below. Thank you for watching and take care.