DAC - Trip To The Beach

A person who applicates and practices Propel reports. One ready for any event, but this one. Bedayte that is a proper to reach out to those that want to learn and practice independence and self reliance. We are the Prepper Broadcasting Network. Hello, everyone out there in their net radio land. This is Dave Jones, the NBC guy. How are you doing on this wonderful Sunday morning. Oh my gosh, it's beautiful here in Myrtle Beach. Yes, I don't know if you caught that last Daily Audio Cash, but I traveled to Myrtle. Beach because my. Well, the senior class trip decided to come to this Ocean Lake, Ocean's Lake. It's a campground and I don't know rental property. It's very unique. And it's right on the beach and houses are on stilts. And I wonder when the last time there was a hurricane that came through, because there's some awful big pine trees here in between each one of these houses, and if a hurricane came through, I don't think they'd be standing. Anyway. I only preppers think. That way, Right, When was the last disaster in this area? And what wasn't. It's beautiful very nice planning to come back with the whole family, because well, you know, after Prepper Camp you got a DECOMPS and this might be the location. Yeah, Prepper Camp. Did you hear James's reviews and comments? And gosh, it sounds huge, It sounds big, It sounds very impressive. Now. The only thing I hope. Is during Donald Trump's first term, the prepper industry kind of. Just fell off the face of the earth. I remember it well because I had a sponsor RSDL Reactive Skin Decontamination lotion, and they were paying me to go to these prepper affairs and I was, you know, getting their product known to the civilian world. I had known it for years being in nuclear, biological, chemic warfare for the Army. I actually used it in live nerve agent. So the Army had a live agent facility where you went in there and there was nerve agent to you know, combine or confined areas and you would do different things like decontaminated jeep. You would do the things that you would do in a chemical environment using the exact equipment that the Army provided you. And when we came out, we decontaminated ourselves with this. This wipe. It was like a wet one, a big wet one that you would smear all over your. Mask and gloves and stuff. It was kind of like the final step before you took your mask off. Anyway, when they knew that I did this and that I was a proper. This is actually when I first became it was like serendipitous, you know. It was like the hand of God putting it out there because I had just told them I want to do this podcast thing, and it was like the very next weekend, I met James Walton and he said to me, you should do a podcast and he got me with g Man Man. That was a long time ago. But getting back to the Trump effect, that's what we called it, the Trump effect, and it was kind of like, well, Trump's in office, we don't have to worry about a thing. And I really think the prepping, I mean prepping's been around forever. And when I say forever, I mean forever. The Dead Sea. Scrolls that we have the oldest written record of the Bible. The Dead Sea. Scrolls were scrolls that were put. In jars and sealed up and put in a cave because a sect of Jews. Believed that the world. Was coming to an end and that they needed to preserve the Bible for future generations. And that's the only reason we. Have the Dead Sea scrolls. So Prepping's been around forever. But I think Barack Obama's administration two terms. By the way, yeah, thank you, racist country. I mean, you know that proves that were not a racist country. How can a black man become president twice? Anyway, I digress President Trump. When he came into office, it was like the casual preppers just fell off. They just fell off. Only the hardcore remained and continued focused and continued on prepping, and prepper. Broadcasting did not go away. And all the hosts I know of I have threatened to stop prepping. But in my household, it's kind of impossible. Since Maria grew up in Romania morning where the you know where it was chowchesco and utilities were not consistent and you preserve food just in case there was hard times, poor harvest things like that. So she's a prepper because of necessity when she was growing up. And yeah, anyway, everybody that was hardcore prepper still prepped on and only the casual prepper fell off because they thought well, Trump's in office, no problem. But you can see it's a continuing struggle. It never ends, and especially in the state of Virginia with the way they're trying to do our guns. I'm trying to think. Of of any weapon that I need or any parts. You know, I never wanted a eighty percent lower until this woman came into office and wanted to ban them. I mean I have put to put together. Ars, but I never never did it from an eighty percent lower. I did it from actual parts. I don't know. The fight is never ending. PBN family just know that. And of course they can't control the weather. They can't control hurricanes, snowstorms, tornadoes. The matter of fact, guys, they often refer back to which hurricane was it Andrew, No, Andrew was the one in Florida. Anyway, their house was like an oasis. And they had power, and they had certain things, and they kept their neighborhood afloat until help arrived. And that's pretty much what preppers are. Oasis is in the circle of destruction, especially with knowledge. I mean that's the number one thing, right knowledge. They can't take that away from you. If you know how to do something that other people don't know how to do, and Marie. Often jokes they never killed the cook, which is true. So if she's captured. She's gonna show them that she can cook and she'll be just fine, just fine. Hey, speaking of knowledge, I've had a couple listeners reach out to me and want my stick. So I mean, that's great if you want my stick. Okay, it's thirty bucks. Yeah, it's thirty bucks. Last time I was putting a plug in for my stick, I didn't know how much it was and I had to go back through the because I only sell them at Prepper Camp anymore. The days of prepper shows and prepper Con has passed, but it has kind of morphed into homesteading. There's a lot more homesteading shows, and of course Prepper Camp is still around and getting bigger. Anyway, I'm all over the place. Yeeesh, too much caffeine. I'm not sure. Maybe not enough. So if you're interested in a stick, maybe I should explain the stick for first time listeners. It's my NBC presentation with no time limit on it. At Prepper Camp, I have a fifty five minute time limit. Fifty five minutes. They give me the high sign. And I have to wrap it up so the next person can get on the stage. And it's recorded in. Front of a prepper group in a fire hall, and there's about fifty people in there. Their questions are the same questions you would have, and you get all the questions and answer three presentations. Each one's over an hour and twenty minutes long. And when I went to a stick format, I had extra room on the stick. So the guy asked me do you want to put anything on there? And I said, well, I have a folder, you know, like we all have a folder of prepper stuff on your desktop. So I stuck my folder of interesting articles, PDFs. Just all kinds of stuff. All my slides from every presentation, tactical movement, everything that I have. All my slides arend there. Some things I developed, like a vital. Sheet to keep track of a person's vitals when they're sick. That I did that during COVID in case I was in capacitated myself. I wanted to have a record of people vital signs, my family's vital signs, to be able to pass off to medical help. So this this record of vital signs. If someone gets sick, you take their vitals. You recorded the same thing that the hospitals do to see if people are getting better or getting worse. Anyway, all that's on there, I will wrap it up and send it to you for thirty dollars. I will pay the shipping, and I will even take your personal check. I have never had a check bounce at any Prepper event or through the mail from any prepper ever, So I am very calm. I can't say that about other things, okay. But I have never had a bad check from I'm a prepper. So there you go. And I always put something extra in there, like a thank you gift. So and the last person that got my stick did a real nice review and send it to the traffic commander, and I appreciate that. If you're listening, I won't say your name, but I really appreciate that review. That that was nice. I'm going to try and figure out how to put that on the website. Anyway. That's what the NBC guy is doing this Sunday, and I think we're going to go to a water park because there's a water park located right inside this campground. So we're going over there and I'm taking the boys and my female teach. Sure that the chaperone is going to take my girl, maybe go to the mall. So I don't know. I'll do a couple More Daily Audio Cassius give you a complete review, so take care and prep on