The
majority of the $350,000 cost was put into buying a 75-acre plot of land that
is 1,5000 feet above sea level (in order to avoid tsunamis and flooding), on
which he build a house and bunker. He spent $10,00 on a pickup truck to drive
him to the safe spot in case of emergency, and spent $5,000 on stockpiles of
food and water, as well as $11,000 on your standard array of survival equipment
— batteries, generators, water purifiers, solar power, and gas cookers.
Though Bast
has a regular income from his day job that he has been saving money from, in
order to fully pay for his safe house, he took a second mortgage on out his
regular house, something one wouldn’t want to do unless they’re crazy or
actually believe they need to. Bast obviously falls into one of those two categories,
at the very least.
So, have
you prepare yourself with a safe house for when the world ends ? Or since the world
is ending, are you just going to go with the flow since a safe house
probably won’t save you from the planet exploding?
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