Dirt Cheap & Free PREPS 08: Bandage and GGO Omnibus

What is happening? We are here, man. We are here again on the 8th, for the 8th. Dirt cheap and free preps, folks. We are apparently streaming live eight different locations right now. That's kind of, uh, there's too much that could go wrong right there for my brain to really wrap around it. So we're going to pretend like things are just normal today. But that's the reality. Kick, Rumble, Instagram, X, Twitch, LinkedIn, I don't know, Facebook, live, all of them. Welcome. All of you guys who are new, a lot of those locations we've never or rarely have broadcast, welcome in. We're talking dirt cheap and free preps all month, October, right? October, the whole month. This is but one segment of the greater Prepper Broadcasting Network, right? You can get more of me, James Walton, the Intrepid Commander, at PrepperBroadcasting.com and a lot of other places. If you want to really imbibe, I recommend PrepperBroadcasting.com. I recommend doing the audio podcast thing. Why? Because it's cool to watch and it's fun to watch sometimes, but if you really want to get shit done, the audio is the way to go. You know, you can slip the old phone in a pocket, headphones in, whatever you guys do, and you can listen. The other thing about the podcast, prepperbroadcasting.com, is you get everything. You know, you get everything over there. You get all the hosts, all the shows. You got the archive of shows over there. You can join the supporter side, and then you get all the supporter-only podcasts, right? We just posted, what was our What was our supporter-only pod? Let's go have a look real quick. Because I do have the GGO up anyhow. Because today we're going to talk about a massive and free bug-out resource. It's not a checklist. But we're also going to talk about... As a matter of fact, I've got to go live over to Instagram. We're also going to talk about a dirt-cheap bandage that I think everybody should store. I just went through... We went through a couple things where we really needed bandages, you know what I mean? And you have to go through those things sometimes to really get it, you know, to really understand like, what is it that I need? If we're in a situation like this, right? Because even if you buy like a bag, like a stomp bag or something like that, every, really, literally, every resource that Every first aid resource is going to be short on some stuff, right? Because the moment you start bandaging, you've got to keep bandaging. And no kit, unless it's a bandaging kit, really, is kind of built for that. And that's just one of those nuances, you know what I mean? That if you don't know, right, when you go out and you buy a first aid kit, like a real legitimate first aid kit, and you think like, done. Not even close. You know what I mean? Like one good injury away from just ransacking the entire nice first aid kit you just bought. I mean, I've dug through nice first aid kits and come up short. You know what I mean? For very important things. So it's part of the deal. So let's talk about the GG. You want to talk about the cheap or you want to talk about the free? Let's talk about the free. resource at hand that I have for you today. It's linked in the Instagram. It's linked in the Facebook. It's linked in the Rumble. It's linked in several places. If it's not linked, just go to prepperbroadcasting.com and search it because it's easy to find. You're just going to search GGO Omnibus. I'm going to try to bring it up for you real quick. And this is my gift to you today. We know we've got so many gifts in the archives, but this is a big one that I want to show you guys. Every year at PBN, we do some kind of survival test of the wills, right? I guess you could argue that my 2026 survival test of the wills was some winter hot tent camping in Texas. The Appalachians, right? Together, the Patriot Power Hour guys and Dave Jones and myself, we didn't do any particular exercise this year together. But there were some... We definitely did a high heat... We definitely did a heat stress exercise through Prepper Camp too. That was another big one. Learned a lot there. But what you have here, this GGO Bugout Omnibus is... a really awesome collection here. This is a five-hour collection, all right? I put this thing together one episode at a time, one clip at a time, to give you a collection of the Prepper Broadcasting Network's best bug-out shows, right? But intertwined between the bug-out shows is the Gotham Get Out, the GGO bug-out adventure that we all went on. Dave Jones set it up. Ben the Breaker, the Banksters, Future Dan, myself, we're all a part of it, right? And I cannot, like, tell you the value of doing something like this. Like, the true value of doing a thing where you really are sort of up against it. You know what I mean? I mean, not in a way that you're going to be in any way, you know, going to die or anything. I don't think we've ever come close to injury or death. Dark Trail March, I think it was, looked pretty rough on the guys. But Gotham Get Out was no biggie, no sweat. You know what I mean? It was a night of no sleep and tending a fire and a lot of hiking, but the hiking itself in the cold was no big deal. So how it all played out, and you can emulate this if you have a team or if you have a group of people or some friends, and it's fun, man. It was a hell of a lot of fun. But the whole idea was let's simulate A cash-bound bug-out with a final destination of wilderness survival camp, right? So we're leaving a highly urbanized area. We all started basically in a strip mall. No, we started in three different locations. Actually, I have to tell you all the way back to the beginning so you know what the hell is going on when you listen. We started at a thrift shop. I had a T-shirt, a long sleeve under that, and boots and pants. And we were doing, I think, like 19 degrees or something like that that night. It's cold, you know. But we started in these minimal layers of clothing, and we took 20 bucks into the thrift shop, and we had 10 minutes, 15, 10, 5, something like that. You'll hear it in the show. We had the limited amount of time to, you know, root through the thrift shop and see what the hell was there that we were going to wear for the night. So we had to find... Me, I was in the market for a coat, first and foremost, a hoodie or something like that. A good hat, maybe some gloves. Oh, and we didn't even have backpacks. We had to get a backpack from the thrift shop because we knew for a fact we were going to be acquiring gear. And we knew we'd be acquiring gear because Dave Jones had set out three separate cash locations in route. to our final destination, our final bug-out wilderness survival location. So we had to have a way to carry this stuff. You know what I mean? I think pretty much everybody wound up with a backpack. And these cache locations were strategic, but they were also kind of hidden in plain sight to some degree. So there was a little bit of a challenge of getting there. And each cache location had some things that were really important. You know, I think throughout all the caches, there were like several ways to make fire. There were food items in each one. There were raw, you know, materials in each one. And Dave was even clear. He said, I'm even going to put some crap in there that no one would want. And they have to decide, right? We had to decide what types of items to keep in the cache, what types to leave, and then, you know, how these things would benefit us, right? Because we're going to get to camp. We're going to be hungry. We got to build a camp. out of what we found, the three of us, and that whole thing. There was a little bit of a sort of stay out of camera, stay out of sight piece of this puzzle too, but it was awesome. It was an awesome time. You get reports from each of us playing this thing. You get reports on how to build and how to set up this game if you ever want to set it up and play it yourself. I mean, this is a fun thing to do, just not even as a prepper. It was just a lot of fun to do. You just want to LARP. I mean, that's largely what we were doing anyway, but you do learn a lot. You do learn a lot about what you're going to eat when you're cold. what you're going to carry, the types of things you want to have in an overnight in the winter with no walls, right? And yeah, it was a good time. It was a good time. You get the whole omnibus for free. I got you a link to it right here if you want it. so you can listen to it in its entirety. Um, yeah. So click, uh, if you're at Instagram or rumble or you look down in the show description and find it, if there's a link there available, if not, you can go to prepper broadcasting.com and search the GGO bug out omnibus, the Gotham get out omnibus and listen to it. It's great. You got a long ride in and out of work. It's a few days of that, right? It's five. And like I said, intermingled in all that, you're going to have a bunch of shows, a bunch of shows from myself, uh, And different hosts over the years who are talking about the bug out and how to do it right and what to fix and what to store and what to carry and what not to carry, all that kind of stuff. And it's a great resource, man. And it's all free for you today. That's our freebie. That B's our freebie. Real quick, though, why we're here. Let's go back to PBN. Because I wanted to show you the supporter side. Oh, that's what it was. The 10 years prepping building community show I posted, what, two days ago? So when you become a supporter at Spreaker, right? There's a link down in the show description for that in the podcast. It's $ 5 for the month and you get zero ads on the podcasts, right? And then you also get a shot at all of this content. And I mean, there's a lot of it, right? But you get to listen to this stuff and not everybody gets to listen to this stuff. I don't know how many there are. I've been doing this for years, this supporter-side content. So there's a tremendous amount of stuff here. It's a hell of a lot. A decade prepping is kind of one of the things I've been focusing on. Here's another one. But this latest one's really good. It's all about community. What's really happened in 10 years... of not just prepping, but prepping with the, uh, the necessity of community, right? Prepping with other people, prepping with neighbors and that kind of thing, or prepping adjacent to neighbors who are also prepping that kind of stuff and how, how things change over the years, right? Because things do change over the years. Like you'll find that people imagine that people move out, right? People that you might find highly valuable will move out. Um, Now let's get into our dirt cheap prep for the day. This is a good one, man. This is back to the first aid. We're doing first aid today. These guys are a game changer. I don't know about you, but personally, I've never really had a medical tape that's really rocked my world. I'm not a doctor. You know what I mean? I don't have a ton of experience in using it. But what I have experienced in using medical tape is kind of sucks. right? Kind of sucks. If I have a wound that's big enough that requires some real bandaging, like the self-adhesive bandages, they're the best. They're the best answer. You know, I just not, not that long ago, I ripped my finger in half. We'll just leave it at that. But I ripped my finger basically in half and, uh, it was nasty, man. It was a real nasty wound and it's, It's basically healed now. I think the bone might be set the wrong way, but whatever. We'll live with that. This stuff was the best to have around to wrap the finger. You know what I mean? In terms of like, you know, your gauze or your non-adhesive bandage. And then this stuff over top. And if you've never used it before, just... This is also linked there in the Rumble and linked in several other places. I don't know. You don't have to use my link for that. I'll make virtually... No money on this thing whatsoever, to be honest with you. But as you can see, it's $ 17, right? Mine's used, as you can see. But $ 17, you get 24 rolls, 2 inch by 5 yards per roll. And this is what they look like. You've probably used them. The first time I ever really used them a lot was with my dog. My dog had a wound we were wrapping on his leg. And I was like, man, this stuff is just way better than, you know, using medical tape on something. Just better. Not to say don't have any, but your reliance on it kind of becomes a pain. And it sticks to itself. That's what it's all about. You know what I mean? The whole thing is you don't need anything but this weird, rigid... Whoever created this is a genius, by the way. But this weird sort of rigid stuff just kind of... It rolls back on itself and sticks. And it works. I had this finger wrapped up for months. Or at least a month straight. Maybe months. No issues. You know what I mean? Bandages aren't slipping off. Things aren't, you know, messing up. And this was kind of a pretty painful injury. So it was like, you noticed, right? The outfitting of a first aid kit. And man, it's... Probably needs... probably needs a good book. You probably do need a good book, a good reference on just how to build that sort of prep or first aid kit. Because over the years, you come to realize that there's no real such thing as a first aid kit. There's maybe some primary stuff in kits, but then there's also a lot of this stuff. I have boxes like this of rolled gauze. You know what I mean? You can't stuff enough rolled gauze into a first aid kit. There's not a first aid, you know, good band-aids, you know, there's, there's things in first that you need adjacent to a first aid kit. Right. Which is why I always call it like a first aid cash, a medical cash, because it's, it's a bigger thing. You know, it really is sort of a system. You have an inventory for, and all that, and it's not even getting into medications. That's not getting into antibiotics. Like our buddies at survival scripts.com. Right. So yeah, folks, I don't want to go on and on these, uh, dirt cheap and free prep shows. I want to keep them short. We're a little bit over by what to do about 15 minutes. Um, and I also wanted to come in here and test and see what's going on with all these new streaming locations. I didn't get any errors. I didn't get any error messages. So that's a good sign. Um, all that said, folks, I hope you enjoy the shows. We have a collection of these shows now. I think we have four or five or something like that. I missed a couple. Um, But the Dirt Cheap and Free Preps are going to be up all month. 9 a.m. or 9 p.m. is when I'll hop on live and do these shows. Also, last month, we did an entire 30-day series on the National Preparedness Month where we interviewed different preppers and different producers of prepper-adjacent or related products. Really awesome stuff, man. Tune in. Get to know the Prepper Broadcasting Network, folks. We've been around a long time. been doing this a long time. We've helped a lot of people. 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