Doomsday Prepping

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

According to Mr. Google's AI ... In the US, there are approximately 1.65 million home invasions annually. These incidents account for a significant portion of the 2.5 million burglaries that occur each year, according to Simply Insurance. Many of these break-ins happen during the day, with a reported rate of one every 30 seconds.

If we are in an Armageddon situation and you have anything, then it would be considered more valuable than drugs and  guns would be even more valuable. 

Silly me for relying on the FBI stastics rather than Chatgtp scrapping a company that makes money selling home ins.

[CF DolFan]

Because you appear to be representing in this thread that you live in some remote rural backwater when the US Census says you live in a town of over 60,000.

Hahahaha ....  I am from Sanford (50 Years worth) as is my wife. We now live on property in Northeast Lake County which is about 30 minutes west of Sanford. I live in the county but the 2 closest cities are Eustis and Mt Dora. It backs up to Sumter (The Villages), Marion County (Ocala/Marion County boasts the highest concentration of horses and ponies in the United States.) and the Ocala National Forest. In fact, we have a bombing range not too far away in the forest that the Navy flies out of Jax to bomb. It rocks our houses when they do. Gun shots are quite the norm around here as many people have a range on their property.  And get this ... many of the businesses downtown have Trump signs in their windows or on their marquee without fear of retribution. We recently celebrated the 124th anniversary of Georgefest ... a week long family event with carnival rides and games, a bass tournament, Running of the Georges Race, a dog jog, parade, contests, vendors, and awesome live entertainment ...  all in honor of George Washington.  It's quite a conservative area.

[CF DolFan]

Silly me for relying on the FBI stastics rather than Chatgtp scrapping a company that makes money selling home ins.

Eh ... I don't put that much thought into these goofy debates. I Google and then run with AI answer. If it is something important I will try and verify.

[Spider-Dan]

You should trust AI results less than you would trust Wikipedia:



note: Google AI no longer shows this result, as they manually went in and cleaned it up after the internet made a lot of jokes about this result (and others like "To keep cheese from sliding off your pizza, use non-toxic glue").  As recently as a month ago, I searched for "head coaches with multiple Super Bowl championships" and Google AI informed me that Andy Reid has 3 Super Bowl rings, one of which he won with the Eagles (they have since cleaned up that result, too).