>>49402352
I'd say with a total of 3k€ you should be able to secure all the required stuff to survive (and comparatively to others, thrive) for at least half a year once SHTF.
And it's stuff you'll eventually use anyway (beside the gun), so it's not like it's wasted money. About the drugs, it's important to remind you to NOT bin them once they reach expiration date. Those dates are fake news to push consoomers to buy again stuff who's still perfectly functional, and for insurances to cover their asses. A recent study demonstrated than most big pharma molecules are still 95 to 100% efficient 20 years post expiration date. At least if they meet 2 criteria :
- kept in their sealed package
- in solid state (pills)
Just bin the liquid stuff like syrups.
And if the supply chain break down, with our population of ageing, dysgenic hypocondriachs, big pharma drugs will be like fucking gold!
It's the kind of stuff you can't bake at home, no matter how gifted one is.
Personally i loaded up on common drugs so at the very minimum i can help my relatives who'll need them, and at best i'll price gouge to death suffering boomers who will pay me big bux to stop their stomach aches and painful articulations' inflammations.
Fuck them :)
Oh and lastly, convert any extra cash you might have in gold & silver. Everything is about energy, and nothing consoom more energy than mining precious metals. If oil and gas continue to rise, it will benefit metals always more. When i look at my PMs' stack, i don't see shiny rocks, i see hundreds of galons of diesel transformed into a tiny, eternal ingot.
Cheap silver was only allowed thanks to cheap oil. Now the days of cheap oil are over (at least for some time), silver will soon follow. There is always a lag corresponding to the already mined stock, but it rarely last very long.
Look at both the crude WTI and silver charts over 20Y. They are literal clones with a 6 months delay.