I Haven’t Given a Warning Like This Since 2007

I want to tell you to prepare for impact. And this is something that I don't say lightly. It is something that Jason and I have talked about for a while. I have I have You can dismiss this all you want and you might be right. But I want to show you a trend and some

things that have been bothering me. And tell you what I think is a prudent thing to do. Last time I said something like this was 2007 I think when I was when it had been bothering me, bothering me, bothering me for a long time and and you [clears throat] know what happened in 2008.

I want you to prepare for impact. I'm going to explain that here in a second, but I think it was on Monday the the UK government launched a national campaign called be ready. Be ready. What they're saying is every household in the country should have water, food that needs no cooking. That means lack of power, medicine, a

flashlight, a wind-up radio, and cash. And enough to last 3 days. 72 hours is how long it usually takes when a government can respond. If there's a big emergency, it's usually 72 hours. So you know after 72 hours things begin to break down. Look at any big disaster. You look at Katrina. Everything held together

pretty well for 72 hours. Once there is no help coming after 72 hours, that's when the bad guys decide I can take this. Okay? So be careful on the 72-hour thing, but pay attention. So they're asking everybody in the UK to be ready. Their words, not mine. And Britain is not alone on this. Germany is

telling its people to keep 10 days. France and Ireland and the Netherlands also want 72-hour kits in every home. The Dutch are even now telling their people how much cash to keep in a drawer. When's the last time you had cash? Do you even carry cash anymore? You need to have cash. You must have cash. What they're saying