6 of the 7 states that have had their water systems hit. Is yours on the list?

[sage2021]

www.youtube.com/.../5HPUSFeGhHs

My state has been hit! I can't get any bottles of water delivered!! I've tried 3 times and the store takes my order for 8 cases and only got one and they cancelled the rest!
Great! How am I supposed to get any drinking water?😞

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www.youtube.com/.../5HPUSFeGhHs hope this one starts at the end beginning this time.

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HERE ARE THE 6 STATES:MICHIGAN WISCONSIN GEORGIA MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA SOUTH DAKOTA SORRY IT WOULDN'T PLAY FROM THE BEGINNING 😕

[Just_Ken]

Luckily no but im a massive prepper so even it did I would have no real problems for a good while.

Was a prepper before it hit but Covid reinforced to me the importance of prepping.

If you think prepping is some weirdo right wing conservative obsession to stock up on guns and ammo; fema for instance recommends keeping at least 1-2 weeks food and water, 1 gallon of water per day per person. Even countries in Europe prep like Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, poland etc.

Canned, pickled, dry foods, frozen etc are all good ways.

Living in cities and towns is great except when infrastructure stops working or in an emergency like a natural disasters then you got thousands if not millions with all the same problems. Like after hurricane katrina, how long did it take to get clean drinking water to the stadium?

[exitseven]

If people actually knew how vulnerable out data infrastructure is it would keep them awake at night.

[Just_Ken]

Having served in the British in my youth I've seen how vulnerable civilisation is and how things can go bad real quick

[Just_Ken]

What i dont get about all this automatic computer systems and AI is why there are simple things such as a manual switch to turn them off.

[Just_Ken]

What's real scary is that they are talking about going completely digital with currency. So millions of folks could have their back accounts wiped clean with no record of how much they had.

[exitseven]

@Just_Ken Everything is able to be managed remotely. Once you do that it is open to hacking.

[Just_Ken]

But no off switch that can be flicked.

[exitseven]

@Just_Ken there is an off switch that can be accessed from anywhere

[TrueConfection]

I have reverse osmosis, which is better than any bottled water. However, I usually keep a case of spring water around for on-the-go disposable bottles.

[exitseven]

I worked out at a gym that had a reverse osmosis machine. I used to drink the water and then would have to pee every ten minutes.

[douride2]

I am not in the US. With that said I have no issues with water as mine comes from a 100 foot deep well in my back yard.

[Lliam]

I haven't noticed. I am extremely fortunate to have my own prolific well. The water is hard but it's pure and delicious. It's the only water I drink.

[AviatorTom]

Yes, but we've experienced no change in water clarity, taste or pressure.

[llorando]

My state isn't on the list plus my lucky enough to live in a small town with it's own water supply/source.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Nope I'm at the far east of the US

[Titanic1912]

My state is Missouri!

[robocop666]

Blame data centers.

[Paige2006]

No...