There are things we do to get ready for hurricanes that confuse my father in law.
I, belatedly, bought 100 lb. of ice for our two big coolers.
He was all, "what do we need that for?" when we had Marv's generator charging up the fridges.
He's not getting that the point of laying in this stuff is to have it when you need it.
Getting it before you need it is how you have it when you need it, because everyone else will be realizing they need it at about the same time.
So we get ice.
So we stock up on insulin.
So we have several days of shelf stable grub.
So we have jugs and bottles of potable water.
So we have ammo and loaded magazines.
So we top up all the fuel containers.
You might not get the luxury of getting more indefinitely.
But father in law's disconnect really hit when we tossed the ice, unused.
"Why did you buy all that if you weren't going to use it?"
Well, cooler #1 all melted because you didn't check to see if the lid was secure.
Cooler #2 didn't get cleaned before ice got put into it because my helper just started dumping ice...
I would have used the ice in those coolers to mix drinks if some simple precautions were taken!
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