Good stuff my friend.
The problem is that 90% population or even more is struggling just to get from one paycheck to the next one and survive in their homes. If they expecting paycheck of course.
Good stuff my friend.
The problem is that 90% population or even more is struggling just to get from one paycheck to the next one and survive in their homes. If they expecting paycheck of course.
You mean people can't afford to be prepared? I agree to some extent however being prepared is as easy as having a fire-safety plan at home, a $4 glassbreaker/seatbelt cutter in the car and doing some research on what to do in everyday-situations around the house (cut fingers, sprains etc.) Having candles or a torch handy in the advent of power failure, fresh water etc.
My post centred around remote travel and unfortunately remote travel, and travel in general I suppose, requires some funds.
I know what you mean though as many live day to day financially. It seems many feel the household income is better spent on more phone data, new phones or other societal-must-haves...Or, they prefer the handout ethos rather than reward for effort ethos.
Thanks for responding.
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I guess we're both right. We're old school and well prepared. For me, knowledge and skills are in the first place.
I like knowing I'm a little prepared for various potential hallenges - Makes me feel confident.