Selco/SHTF school

[HunterNurturer]

(26 August 2012, 20:01)NorthernRaider Wrote: Ok just trying to save you dosh

Much appreciated

(26 August 2012, 22:09)Paul Wrote: I'm with NR here.
You want to know what it's like living rough? Where to scrounge meals from, keep clean, get teeth fixed, how to beg, who to avoid?
Save money and You tube "living on the streets" or "living rough".
There's hours of material from real people sharing their experiences.
I know a lot of it sounds weird and sometimes unlikely but from personal experience in London, I know that a lot of it is true and they tell it the way it is.
You're going to have to trust me here.
The reality is pretty disgusting and dangerous and a lot of what they say on tape has been edited for "niceness".

Save your money for prepping mate.

It's not so much the finding food/water stuff I wanted it for, but the entire set of struggles and events put together ie. not just where to scavenge food, but he had secret entrances/exits to his own home and abandoned neighbouring homes as temporary BOLs to avoid gangs etc.
I'm interested in what he has to say about the formation of gangs and other crime in a WROL situation, which this completely was. There's an interview with a woman who was a single mother at the time, and she had her house raided so many times by theives and people claiming to be the police etc. that she just left the doors unlocked because "locked doors just made them angry".
Some other good stuff about trading, home security, the lead up to SHTF etc.

From what I've read/watched/listened to so far, is it worth $29 based purely on the educational info? Probably not considering the wealth of free info out there for preppers/survivalists/bushcrafters (for a pre-internet prepper it would have been worth a lot more though).
Is it worth it for the combination of education, entertainment, insight and food for thought? Almost certainly IMO