Will tech really die?

[Scythe13]

My best mate is the farm manager for one of Britain's largest chicken farms. Egg layers. Damn right we'll be heading over there and picking up a load of chickens. He won't have a single problem with that. I've turned up in his garden, when he was away, with guns, popped him a quick call and shot into the field behind his house. This is a pretty regular thing. Did it once with SD. Best of all, although I have full reign of a huge area of land to try out snaring, shooting, and other kinds of things, I've already been offered chickens and enough food to last longer than me. There is no La-La Land there.

We have 2 preppers on this road, 2 other shooters, and I'm out on local farmer land 2 or 3 days a week. I even go to the pub with one farmer, and the other is my best mate. What I've done is purposefully seek out these people as a network for if TSHTF. Relying on myself would be foolhardy and unwise. If I was the linchpin keeping everything together, and I died, my wife would be in trouble. So the idea is to have a network build up where people have skills and can teach other people.

If you have neighbours that are carpenters, electricians, mechanics, farmers, firemen, police, plumbers, general handyman/builders, doctors, nurses, vets, military and the alike. Teachers to help with any children. Even a paster/preacher would help many people cope with their grieving. It makes total sense to keep an eye on who has extra needs, like diabetics, pregnant women, disabled people, and the alike. If you can look out for these things, you're doing a much better job than just thinking, I'm going it alone because I'm superman. Are they all highly skilled preppers? No. But I can guarantee that the specialists are going to be better at their skills than I am, and they'll be able to teach others.