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>>17629065
>stockpiling food
more like stockpiling poison

It is useful to have when u cant buy food.

>>17629065
Ive been stocking up for weeks, I dont get too much in one time cause I dont want the other normies to know

https://youtu.be/qdxCPF6bhc8

>>17629065

>>17629065
>In what scenario is it useful?
When you can't buy food. AKA nothing to do with the coronavirus.

>>17629065
>In what scenario is it useful?
When chain supplies gets affected, I don't think stocking food 4 corona is as useful as stocking medical supplies and hygiene products desu, it seems that corona will last at least a whole year

Why stock pile food when you can stock pile ammo? Two bullets will get you an entire family's stockpile of food.

>>17629065
>majo
>kako
>softdrinks

you call that shit food?

When there's a natural disaster. Other than that stockpiling doesn't serve much purpose.

Fun hobby maybe. But not really needed.

>>17629065
it's useful if you buy things you would have bought anyway and dont become trash until being used.

>>17629065
>In what scenario is it useful?
In a technical sense it is always useful. I always have lots of food on hand because I live in a remote area, but you also benefit from fewer grocery trips, everything is cheaper in bulk, and food prices only ever go up (especially in Canada) so you could beat years of inflation on non-perishables.

I also grew up in a house with barren shelves so I absolutely refuse to face starvation again. You can buy a year's worth of sundries for less than $1000

i would like to stockpile (when i get my own place) just to have the option of not leaving the house for however long i prepare for

>>17629065

the food expires and rots

it's waste of money and food

>>17629585

>>17629627
That doesn’t magically stop food from biologically decomposing retard

>>17629627

you're better off saving money so you can buy fresh food when you need it

>>17629084
found the breatharian

>>17629086

>>17629065
like all of that is poison
that bitch will be dead at 50

>>17629650
yes, it does, if you can use it to properly sterilize food

>>17629065

when she opens those pasta noodles they'll be covered in weevils

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRp8xqzwszc

>>17629065
>Stockpiling mayo

>>17629295
Dunno, I just picked the most awkward picture I found on google images

>>17629864
yea that's really a shit stockpile. the dried food would be good if vaccuum sealed in mylar with dessicants

>>17629065
>In what scenario is it useful?
Economic collapse/pandemic/war shuts down supply lines and normies begin panicking.

>>17629320
If this is real I'm never using or investing in this shitty company

>>17629894
To what extend can food supply lines shut down? And is there any reason to stockpile food over gold/silver?

>>17629065
if you live in a populated area, 2 weeks and a bug out bag is enough. If after 2 weeks shit is still in chaos, the probability that you will die if you stay in one area exponentially increases.

ever played Rust

>>17629931
Guess you better stop then anon because it's real.

>>17629585
that's why you buy things that can be kept 1+ year and that you would eat anyway retard.

>>17629084
Based retard

>>17629585
6 year shelf life for canned foods, dumb fuck

>>17629650
that's literally what sterilization does

>>17629065
Its good if you are too fat to make regular trips to the grocery store or if your moomoo has mustard stains on it.

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