Hello everybody and welcome back to the Real Talking Podcast episode 6 today with your
host Ash and JD.
Woah, that's it?
What do you mean?
Well, I'm still shocked by last week's intro.
I thought there'd be a bit more.
Well, I can do it every day if you want.
You know, you'll have to fight with a few of them to be self-evident.
One day mate.
Yeah, so I think I'll start off today's episode.
Have you seen the bowl video of Arnold Schwarzenegger in his pothole?
No.
Mate, you've made me laugh.
I think he'd fit well with all these rest of the big heads fucking doing their own works
because he's talking pretty much all day to fit in, not get the meters worth of a pothole.
And you can see he's gone full production with you.
He's got fucking cameras there and his mates and he's got the shovels over your head.
You don't need a shovel like that, mate.
And he's slowly dragging it around and he's pushing it back and forward.
And even a laddie pulls up and goes, what are you doing?
Oh, that's amazing.
Fucking God.
And is this outside his house?
It's in there.
Yeah, because you wouldn't just run.
Well, imagine if he ran the panelline doing palms.
Just somewhere did he get shot and his tanker ran.
He probably made the fucking pothole, didn't he?
It feels bad.
So he's fucking building it in with him and his mates.
I just thought, well, there's just no need.
No need, yeah, the production of it.
Yeah, literally there's like a zoom in of the shovel fucking putting the tarmac, pushing it around.
And I thought, oh God, get a grip, mate.
I mean, fair play to him.
He's doing something.
But there's been a lot of them floating around like these poles.
There's some dickheads over here.
He's been putting pot noodles in potholes.
The money that you're wasting just to do that.
And he's there like, yeah, this pothole's taken 24 pot noodles.
It's not the right thing to do.
Just one night he was just thinking, I've got a pot noodle.
I'm sick of potholes.
I'm going to noodle that pothole.
He's probably sick of the pot noodles as well.
But the cost of that would be a lot more than just pouring a bag of the tarmac.
Yeah, you need a few king saws, don't you?
Yeah, fuck you.
Well, you don't get much more of the king saws, do you?
Just a bigotubo.
Absolute fucking joke.
And then speaking of prices, 68p for a Fredo now.
What?
The little Fredo fucking chocolate bars that we used to get for 10p.
68p a fucking Fredo now.
So I remember with that ride just when they went to 15p.
Then it was 20p.
Yeah, because it went up to 12p.
And then it was 15 and that.
Do you remember the Taz ones as well?
Yeah.
But those Space Riders crisps went up and now you only get two for like 50p.
Yeah, I think I've seen them for 20p in some shops still.
But they're a bigger bag now as well.
So you can get the big bag.
Which is on the equivalent of four of the little ones for a pound.
They're underrated to be fair as a crisp.
The fucking little Space Riders and the Transformers as the little cars.
I remember as a kid trying to put the wheels on them.
They're just underrated.
Which was spicy flavour.
Yeah, and the fucking beef.
I didn't like the beef one.
Yeah.
So anyway.
So going off the back of last week's episode with the paranormal activities and stories.
There was another one that came tomorrow and the other day that I forgot.
Not a personal experience.
It was from mother.
So it's been about 15 years or so since grandad died.
Her dad.
And I remember her telling me.
So she was in bed.
And it was while grandad was in hospital.
Because obviously he retired, hit the drink and then the drink and everything fucking started to foul and so on.
So in the hospital just waiting to die with the vise-blade.
And so mom's in bed and there's most people that have got a glass of water or whatever on the solos.
And she just woke up because it had just fallen on the floor.
So she's obviously asleep and it's not like she's what to do around because she'd always have to sit up to be able to reach you off the little solos table.
So it's fallen on the floor and she hasn't thought anything of it.
So she's got up, she's got a towel and she's starting to clean it up and whatnot.
And then four minutes later she gets the phone call then.
Grandad's passed.
But as she's gone to the hospital with now.
It was one of the nurses or the doctors that says as he was going he's reached for his glass of water.
Not the normal plastic cup of water.
And he's knocked it off.
And that was his last movement.
He's knocked his water off and then he's just went.
And so he was literally the same time.
Mom always obviously associates with he's somehow knocked his water off to say yeah that's me gone.
You swear then?
Yeah.
Because he literally was to you know I can't guarantee it was the same second.
It was probably he's fucking knocked it off past and then fucking come to mom and gone.
Woo!
Clean that up.
Just a fucking other mad one.
There's no reason for it to have fell off in the first place.
And it's just weird like how they line up.
Yeah.
Because it was while she was cleaning it up.
So you know within minutes of it happening she gets the phone call from the hospital.
Probably would have tried ringing Nan but old lady doesn't know how to fucking use her phone.
To get out of bed to go and answer the landline would have took her a while anyway.
So yeah as mom got the phone call.
Yeah fucking weird.
But then that also reminded me of the time at your sister's wedding in that fucking party pub.
Oh yeah I don't know how I've.
Oh I don't know.
Yeah so that you actually had an experience.
Yeah.
Oh yeah.
That was weird yeah.
Do you want to tell the story?
No no I'll let you.
I've seen a wedding busy and the main reception where we was at the bar was around.
Just two people.
And he was you know I'm a bit antisocial anyway.
We was already at that phase where we don't love drinking around crowded people.
So since there was that little pub to the side which was a part of the same thing.
We was like yes we.
And to get our drinks from there.
And then we just.
Was it at the table?
Was it at the bar?
Yeah it was at the bar and we were just having a little debrief about everything because it was a long day.
It was coming like midway through the night.
Yeah because it was still early enough.
It was still early enough.
It was probably around 6 o'clock.
But for like the day it was a long day but like obviously we were just relaxing.
It was just after all the food before I remember.
Yeah.
The bar was crazy.
Let's go yeah.
Let's just chill out here for ten.
Just have a bit of a beer.
Have a beer yeah.
And we were just recapping about the whole day.
Yeah.
And yeah we were just at the bar.
I can't believe I forgot about this.
I know why I had morn in my hand.
Because it was Kiefer's point.
It was Kiefer's point yeah.
Yeah and I just remember just seeing it in the side of me all.
Just pushed to the side.
As if like when you see these videos of the cats on the fucking worktop or whatever.
And they just push a cup off the side.
It just moved and it just went straight off and onto the floor.
How I remember it, it seemed.
I can't believe I forgot about this last week.
It seemed to me like.
You know when you see in the movies where someone slides a drink across the bar to someone that size.
You know in the movies you can have another.
Cheers.
And the bartender would just.
Yeah.
I mean he's point glass.
I remember him having a bit.
Putting it on the bar.
And that thing just went.
Not unbelievable.
He just to the point where we all stood back.
And was like whoa.
The girls went into the beer.
I haven't eat the dickhead in my pop.
At least it was capers and not ass anyway.
I can't believe it.
Yeah.
I can't believe it.
Yeah.
Because I remember.
Obviously.
Yeah.
Got another pint for him.
And he was telling everyone.
Oh no.
I remember someone saying that.
It was probably wet or on an angle.
Yeah.
It wasn't.
It was dry.
It was dry and the bar was flat.
Obviously you're not going to go nowhere and have served beer on a deep line.
No.
I mean I have been in pubs where they are atrocious.
But to the point where you can put it in and slip off.
If it was wet yeah.
So if they didn't have the beer mat clothed things on the side.
If they didn't put it on that.
Then you have the potential for slow and wide.
I would have put it on ponds actually.
Because he was a solid oak.
Not oak sorry.
Solid wood work top.
It was never treated properly.
So because when you have got a crack in the middle.
Then over time the moisture is just going in and then it owed.
Oh right.
And so yeah.
If he didn't have those mats on there.
And it would have been wet.
It would have flown off of there.
But it definitely wasn't like that.
No.
I can't believe I forgot about that.
Because that beer did fly.
Not like zoom.
But like to the point where we stepped back and was like.
And he moved.
Because he fell off the end didn't he.
If I remember correctly.
Yeah.
Because we were right at the end of the bar.
And he moved I would say.
At least a metre maybe two metres.
Because we were all kind of circled around each other.
If I remember correctly.
Yeah it was a good distance.
Because I know we definitely had enough time.
To admire it.
Yeah and one of us could have easily have cracked it.
But he was just in shock.
Because we could have just freaked like dumb.
But now we just stood there and were like.
What.
You know what.
I wish now.
We would have went back to the venue and asked.
Have they got any camera footage.
Because.
Well yeah.
They would have been lost.
Yeah.
Just to validate that.
Yeah.
Normally it does that.
It's just fucking.
It's misting.
Which is a shame.
A shame for the points.
And for the staff having to clean it up as well.
Yeah because I remember asking him.
He was like we didn't do it.
He fell inside.
Yeah.
Strange.
And so moving on from that then.
I had a thought the other day.
Because since the last of us.
I'm seeing all these videos.
There's apparently a zombie outbreak in China.
And then there's reports of a fungus.
Not the way that he is in the last of us.
And that someone's actually going from me.
I think it was a scientist that's been.
Actually researching funguses.
Fungi for years.
He's died of this disease.
That no other humans actually ever had before.
But with that I just thought.
Well if you're around it all the time.
You're going to get it.
It's going to evolve to be able to kill you.
But yeah from that.
All these zombie outbreaks.
That apparently happen now.
I thought now's the time to ask.
What are we going to do.
When the world's fucked.
And we are a part of a zombie apocalypse.
Well you know.
Everyone's fought this at some point.
What would they do.
And I'm sure like people would be like.
Listening to me.
I'll do this.
I'll do that.
Well 14% of Americans have a zombie apocalypse plan.
14%.
Well I think with the Americans.
They have to have more of a plan in general.
Because a lot of them can get the tornadoes.
The tsunamis and what have you.
So they've already got a sort of emergency kit.
And they have guns.
Which yeah.
Which is obviously in that sense ideal.
Yeah a lot easier.
And it's more vast.
So you can escape from it.
There's definitely a lot of landmines.
Yeah.
So I just feel like.
I'm not saying it'd be easier in America.
But I think it would be.
They've definitely got an advantage there.
If you have guns.
It's easier.
100%
You know.
But yeah.
So I think.
So are we.
What kind of zombies are we talking about here.
Are we going.
Are we going like.
Shun of the dead.
Like.
You know lurkers.
Homers.
From zombie land.
Yeah.
You know just.
Or we going.
Romers are attracted by noise.
They'll attack.
Or if you want to carry on the zombie land theme.
Hawkins which is super smart.
Or the TA-100s.
Which are hard to kill.
Or we having all of them.
Or just.
What ones are we going for.
Well I think.
They would evolve over time.
So.
We're going to have.
So.
In this.
Scenario that we're going to talk about.
We're going to have all these.
So we're going to have.
Romers, lurkers.
Hawkins and the TA-100.
Yeah.
So.
Because I think at first it would be.
Of that nature.
That they'd just all be.
Rom.
Like just.
Yeah just roaming around.
And then listen.
Then get smarter.
Yeah.
I don't think there'd be.
But that would be like.
Yeah.
Potentially.
Yeah.
You wouldn't be able to get on top of it.
And eliminate them all.
Yeah.
I think there would just initially be.
Not as slow as they are in short of the dead.
I think they still have.
Because at first the muscles are still intact.
Aren't they?
You know they've still got.
The same.
Strength and speed.
That you'd have.
When you're a normal person.
So they'd be able to run around.
Catch.
And kill.
So.
So we're going.
So.
So when you have.
A lot of.
So in our scenario.
At the first outbreak.
We're going that they're still.
Morbid enough to start off with.
Yeah.
So there's not going to be.
Lurkers.
Or we just.
I think it's literally just.
Down to the individual that's being infected.
Okay.
Because.
So if you're old.
You're going to be a lurker.
Yeah.
If you're already.
Unable to move properly.
You're not going to be able to.
Just have that.
Ability once you've infected.
Okay.
Essentially it's just.
So.
Yeah.
And would you have rules.
Like Columbus.
Would you make cardio.
Yeah.
You definitely.
You'd have to make a rule book.
Yeah.
You're going to have to start trying.
Double tap.
Yeah.
Easily.
Because.
You can't.
You see it too often.
Not just in the zombie films.
But in all these horror films.
And that.
They think they've killed him.
And then they're not dead.
So is not.
So.
No just.
That is.
No.
I was.
So.
Bring it back.
Yeah.
So.
All right.
Day one.
Comes up on the TV.
Radio.
You're in your house.
Yeah.
What's your day one plan.
Well so.
I think because the news.
Announcements.
Would be saying.
Keep your door and windows locked.
Stay inside.
Wait for further information.
So.
It's potentially the first week.
Where you're living off of your supplies.
That you've got in the house.
And waiting to see what happens.
And.
The other thing I've been really thinking about this.
If this scenario.
How long would.
Gas and electric.
And water be running for.
In our scenario.
We're saying two days.
Or a bit longer.
Again it just depends on.
The reserves at that point in time.
If the gas tanks.
And supplies have just been.
Filled.
All right.
Then we'd have.
So in our scenario.
We're going for a week's.
Weeks worth.
Or is that too much.
No.
We're going to have.
A week's worth.
Of water.
And water.
And then.
Once it gets.
Got to a point where.
Staff.
And emergency staff.
Whatever can't.
Go to the power plants.
And run it back.
To keep everything running.
Okay.
That's when it would all go.
So I just wanted to get.
A sense of.
Like.
Boundaries.
So.
Okay.
So day one.
Sorry.
It happens.
You lock all the doors as you said.
Yeah.
What do you do from there?
So yeah.
You just wait.
Because.
You'd have to imagine.
That.
Between the militaries.
And the police departments.
And that.
That they'll have to sort it out.
Straight away.
Because.
You think.
It would only be.
Say no more than.
5% of the population.
That's infected at first.
So they'll be able to just dispose of them.
But we're going along the long.
Step.
They're all fucking idiots.
You're saying that.
But.
Physics students.
Of less university.
Calculating.
That in as little.
As a hundred.
Of people.
As little.
As a hundred days.
Humans would be outnumbered.
By a million to one.
Yeah.
And then.
And then sorry.
And everyone would be dead.
In less than a year.
That's what their conclusion.
That they've come up with.
Yeah.
So that's going on.
On the basis that the military.
And the police.
And everyone else.
Doesn't know what to do.
Probably.
Everyone's panicking.
I suppose.
No.
And it's probably a moral thing.
They don't want to kill the infected.
Because.
There's the chance of.
Curing them and getting them back to the way they are.
But you just have to.
Go off of the.
The way that you do.
You see it on the TV.
In the films and out there.
You've just got to fucking kill them.
So.
So that's your day one.
That's week one.
Essentially until you've got no food.
Or water and that.
To continue surviving.
Inside your house.
You've just got to stay in.
But once.
Once those are the things that you're going to have to do.
You've got to.
Once.
Once those divisions are done.
Then you've got to stop entry notes.
Yeah.
So.
See I've thought about this loads.
Because.
So my day one.
The same but a bit different.
Everything goes upstairs.
Yeah.
All the curtains.
Everything gets drawn downstairs.
Upstairs.
I call the team food.
Run the bath.
Fill the bath up just in case.
So it's maxed out.
Water.
Do that to every sink.
Well every cup and saucepan we've got to fill.
We've got to fill it up.
But every cup and saucepan with water.
That you don't need.
Yeah.
So you've got just.
When that water does stop.
Yeah.
You've got a reserve.
Then what I would do.
I'd look out the window.
Top window.
I'd write.
Every other car.
That's coming out.
From neighbours.
So if I know one of my neighbours has left.
And his car hasn't been there.
It's all locked.
Yeah.
And that be obviously going for future preferences.
When you do have to venture out.
So week day one we've got our same,
it's pretty much the same, you lock the doors,
you buy the, so going up towards week one,
so say you've been in there for a few days now,
what's your week one?
So seven days onwards, so you've done the week,
what's going on now?
So now it's a part of trying to get out of the house.
And then I'm talking to myself, so obviously I've got-
I was gonna say, what, are you fucking flexing
while you're going out there?
So I've already got my little box,
and my bob bits and bobs in the garage.
So I've got an axe, I've got several hammers,
and it wouldn't be feasible,
but if I could figure out a way of using it somehow,
I'd have one of my drills.
The thing is though with that,
it's all close, close range equipment,
so you'd have to be up in, do you get what I'm saying?
Yeah, but this is why it's gotta be realistic for us,
because we, in the UK, we don't have to access to the guns,
so we'd have to rely on those close object weapons.
You know, I've got bits of timber and screws and stuff
that I could make south bats,
and weapons with, you know, denials and screws
and whatever sticking out.
So I'd be doing that towards the end of week one anyway,
getting ready.
In terms of, so you've got a sword up now,
what are you wearing in terms of,
are you just putting layers on?
It depends on the way back,
because if it's hot, you can't-
It's hot, but there's zombies, mate.
So like, are you venturing five minutes or five hours?
So like-
So yeah, because again, at first, I haven't got-
But then if it's sunny, wouldn't you go out in the dark?
Oh, I mean-
Do you know what I'm saying?
So like, so anyway, all right.
Yeah, so I wouldn't want to venture out much in the night,
because depending on what these zombies can do,
wouldn't want to be showing you the night around.
Yeah, but it's just the same as the day, isn't it?
Like, obviously it's not time, just when it's darker.
But it's visibility factor,
because I want to be able to know,
I can see a potential danger at target
coming towards me from all around,
whereas at night it's harder to see, isn't it?
Because they could be walking behind a truck
or something that's parked up,
and you can't see.
So let's just say-
We're more so data, aren't we, Fetcher?
So let's just say it's your average day then.
So perfect weather conditions, while you flexing.
So because I haven't got any, like, a stab-proof vest
or any armor of sorts, like, you know, your knee pads,
your elbow pads, a salt clean helmet,
because I haven't got anything.
At first, I am just going out in the thickest jacket
that I've got to try and help any voids going through
if you've got to that point.
And then I'll try and find those sorts of shops
where I couldn't get some of that.
So like a bog shop, where you've got the harder armor
to be able to get some of that padding on you.
And just hope that the shops
and that haven't been raided too much, really,
because obviously we saw with the COVID pandemic
of how little there was in any of the shops and that,
people stopped pulling bog roll.
I mean, if it was a zombie apocalypse,
you probably would stop pulling the bog roll, to be fair.
And you'd learn how to make it because you can't.
Well, I mean, we can't because it's not in our culture
and the mentality sort of things.
It's not nice.
The force of wiping your back's always with your hand.
So it's, yeah, venture out, try and find whatever food
and other provisions that you can do.
And then would you bring that back to your home base?
Or would you then think, I need to move from this scenario
because I've ventured out, I've seen my surroundings.
Yeah.
There's not enough here.
I'm venturing out.
What am I doing?
Well, if we're still able to be in contact with people,
so if I was still able to call you, then-
In a week, you would say, probably not.
I would say probably not.
I mean, you would think it'll-
Yeah, I think in that first week,
I'd be making these phone calls and that, though.
Just obviously seeing how you are, everything's all right.
And then, you know, immediate family,
more than father and that.
And then, since we're fairly close,
I'll be trying to venture to you.
And then, I'd say picking up mom and that as well,
so we can stay as a group and then finding somewhere,
Sean and the Dead style, bigger,
that we can all lie together there,
to make sure, strength in numbers.
Yeah.
So that would be your week one plan?
Yes.
So in your week one plan,
that's what you would like to achieve?
Yeah.
Okay.
So the strength in numbers.
And it's just easier.
So you can split up, right?
I'm gonna check this shop, we'll check that shop.
And then, being back here, and then you know then,
oh yeah, they're all right.
No, they've not come back.
Let's go and have a look.
And yeah, they've found a big enough building.
So, you know, a lot of pub,
or a sports center or something,
where it's easy enough to get a good few people in.
I suppose, since there's plenty of them around,
the old people's homes and the assisted livings and that,
where there's multiple bedrooms.
And they have those multiple lock doors, don't they?
Where you have to be busied in.
Yeah, and it's got all the, it's got your kitchen.
Yeah.
Big kitchens.
Showers, multiple showers.
Yeah, a lot of them do have
lot of generator backups as well.
That would be another thing I've found from somewhere,
the little portable solar powered generators.
So we could charge up torches, radios, whatever.
So we can still try and stay in contact with people.
And definitely a lot of walkie talkies.
Yeah.
Right, as many of them as I could.
Cause, so my week one would be slightly different.
I would, as I said, I'm logging all the neighbours
that have left and hasn't come back.
So week one, food's getting low.
I've got my water reserve.
Yeah.
What I would do, ride the neighbours houses,
going off the back, going in.
But that's assuming that they've already gone.
No, no, but that's what I'm saying.
I've logged it.
So this car, this reg is left from number whatever
and hasn't returned.
So I know that I'd only do them ones.
Yeah.
So I'm in, riding, coming back.
Then hopefully that's my week one.
To while out as much as you can.
So going off to your, so that's week one.
So let's go to month one.
Where would you want to be at?
Also, sorry, sorry, just before we move on.
So month one, you'd probably need sensuals.
So according to all that's interesting.com,
what do you reckon the top five sensuals would be
for some of the apocalypse?
So I'd say probably a means of cooking.
So camping sets for little gas stoves.
So that's not on the list.
Kind of.
So Tim food, so foods that's not boy degradable is on there.
So you would assume that you'd need that with that.
Yeah.
I know there's some weirdos out there,
but you want to be able to eat up your beans and stuff.
Yeah, definitely Tim foods.
I'd love to say bottled water.
Yeah, water is one of them.
We've divided like these plastic bottles are,
they ain't gonna last for too long.
So you'd end up going through the bottles sooner
rather than later.
That's what I'm saying about the water reserve.
That's what everything's for.
Yeah.
So again, go with the water scenario then.
I'd be, because of, I remember we promised
how to make a water filtration system.
So I'd be able to get water from the rivers and whatever
and get some fresh water that way then.
So I wouldn't rely too much on you, but yeah.
First you would, you'd get as much bottled water
as you could.
After that really.
There's one that you've just mentioned
that you would need to use that equipment.
So you walkie talkie, they need to be batteries.
Yeah, so we need, yeah.
So, so utility supplies, including batteries,
that's like one of the must haves.
So that's why I'd have to find one of those
solar powered generators, because a lot of these devices,
same as where your mobile phones are at these times.
But wouldn't that make loads of noise though?
No, no, it's literally, it's just a solar powered
panel on the top that charges a battery.
So not the generator, but I would look at that
further down, but yeah, it's just a big battery bank.
And so the solar power charged it up
and then you can charge it all at once.
Because where a lot of devices don't require
your double A's, your triple A batteries
and whatever now, you'd need the means of recharging them.
Because the last walkie talkies that we had were,
it was just on a little charge station.
So you'd need to be able to do that really.
So you got three, so there's two more.
One of them,
one of them, I was kind of like,
I didn't think it was.
Also going back to utility supplies,
a can opener, that's underrated.
Yeah, yeah.
That's something that when you're panicking,
you're not like, fuck, I need this can opener.
You will need that.
And obviously torches, what you just said
and with the batteries.
Yeah, the tin opener that I've got,
because it opens bottles and stuff as well.
So it definitely be a part of what,
as I leave the house, grab it,
because it's a magnetic one,
so I don't know if you can see.
Yeah, again, the tools in general,
because I've got them,
then they're going straight into the van and that.
So they're getting transported around.
But that's saying that there's diesel left, fuel left,
all over your, you've only got the range.
I think ideally you'd only have the range that your van's got.
I don't think you'd be able to go to the petrol station
a week in, feel a little,
and it'd be too dangerous on the first few days to do that.
Yeah, but see, I don't know if I've already mentioned it
before, I know in my head, hey,
I'd be able to rig an electric vehicle
to be able to charge yourself up as I'm driving.
So essentially-
So you'd have to, down the line,
get an electric vehicle.
Yeah, yeah, just falling deep,
stealing, whatever it means you have to do.
But yeah, I'd be able to-
Borrowing your way.
Yeah, yeah, borrowing with the intent to never give back.
But yeah, I've got in my head to how I can do it,
because your normal diesel petrol cars,
they have an alternator in them,
then it charges the battery as you're driving.
And the pure easiest way of doing it
is where you've got your 12 volt adapter,
what used to be cigarette lighters in the car,
because you plug one of those in,
and then I've got one at home
where it goes into the 12 volts in the car,
and then you can put your plug into it
to say, charge your phone,
border kettle or whatever.
So you have that plugged into your car,
it's powered while you're driving,
then you have your power lead to charge your vehicle,
we'll do that at the same time.
Now fair enough, it's not gonna charge up at the same rate,
but you'll be able to get more and more power,
and then that's where you sort of have a generator
comes in then to help charge it afterwards
while you're in a stationary mode.
So there's two more left.
One of them, as I said,
I wouldn't have ever thought this would be on there,
but I suppose some people would probably be on theirs.
Closed, you've got to be able to stop all closed
to a certain degree.
Yeah, but no.
Footwear as well,
so you're part of the close.
I agree, you'd obviously have to have some closed
down the line, but no,
so the other two is first aid.
Yeah.
So obviously it's not gonna help you forget beer,
bottle of paracetamol,
and then the other one,
this is the one that,
hygiene equipment.
See, I wouldn't expect that to be on there.
Yeah, yeah, no, when I was seeing that,
I was just like, you would just.
Yeah, I would wanna have as much
toothpaste available as possible.
When you think about it, yeah.
Yeah.
It's horrible when you just wake up in the morning,
you've got a bit of a stanky breath blow.
So yeah, I personally wanna have some of that.
I don't think I'm really gonna be that bothered
about deodorants or anything,
but yeah, then to have,
because I've had several teeth issues,
we've seen teeth coming through and that,
so I know how bad that problem can be.
So yeah, that's,
yeah, the first aid definitely,
I didn't think about that.
But again, I've got one in the van,
so that would be going around with me.
So, all right, so,
let's go into month one,
we're 30 days in.
Yeah.
Where I.
So at this point, yeah,
going off the principle that I've been able to find
a big enough building,
lock an old people's home or something,
that I've been able to get
the closest I'll need to in there and was safe.
And then it's.
Cause ideally, I think month one is when food would start.
You're coming in here.
Yeah.
I think, especially with obviously,
in your area, you've got loads of people.
More, I know you have more people looking for food.
Yeah, yeah.
But obviously it's more maps to feed.
Well, at that point,
I've already set up a garden patch.
Now, from what I know,
potatoes are the easiest thing to grow.
So I literally have a whole garden full of potatoes.
It's diverse.
Have you ever grown potatoes?
I've left them in the cupboard
and have sort of grown themselves, yeah.
So you'd learn.
Yeah, you try to learn this stuff.
Yeah.
With me, I think month one is when people start
to turn on each other, 30 days in.
Yeah, there'd be a lot of that.
That's why you have to have your closest,
not interact with your neighbors or what have you.
That you're not really close with
because you don't know them enough.
So that's why it would have to be the closest people.
And then, yeah, so I've already got
the vegetable patch going.
And then, yeah, while you're out,
you're getting your supplies in general.
Whatever packs of seeds you can find, tomatoes,
your pears, your apples and whatever,
and then have that growing.
So you're already starting to future proof yourself.
You've got that potential farm on the door.
Again, with all that,
I've already got my water filter system set up,
which at first it probably would just be
as I've ranked as that, getting the britter filters
and just sticking it all together.
So I've got the rain water going through.
So I've got a constant new supply.
I know it's not gonna be a constant supply overall
in general because it's not always round,
but there'll be enough to go to ration and sowing together.
And yeah, just get the rows in place.
Then, well, yeah, we've got to move food
to be able to last two weeks.
So you wouldn't move away with,
once you've got everything that you've just acquired,
would you move to the countryside within our first month
where it's less dense or would you,
where these old people's home or this sports hall,
that's your host.
Yeah, it just depends on where the crowds infected are.
Well, you would say it's...
If they've stayed local, then I'm not...
You would think it's silly.
So look, the more you're in the city, the more...
Yeah, so if they're in a city area,
I'm not gonna set up camp, roll by on.
But well, yeah, but it'd be hard to find a sports hall
or an old people's home.
Yeah, a mansion or something, a building of that type
where it's got enough rooms to be haunted.
You've still got your own property,
but you're a part of a little community.
Because I think, after talking to you,
probably only be about 15 people roughly
that I'd love to try and have as a group to start with.
I mean, yeah, in the countryside, a nice mansion of sorts,
that'd be all deal because a lot of those
do already have a wall around them.
So you've got some sort of defense.
And then you land.
So that's me, me garden patch, little farming corner.
And then it's a matter of getting the means of teams,
well, you're venturing out today
to see what supplies we can get, maps.
You can't undervalue maps in this situation as well.
A lot of people won't be, but you know what a map is
because it just used to be there's an app on the phone.
But we're at that age.
They are the I to Z.
Yeah, we used to have them.
And then with the army background,
as minimum as I have got it,
I know how to read a map properly.
And so I'd be marking off what we've trod this area,
we've trod that one, just little Xs.
And I'd have several maps the same.
So that would be a supply run map.
Do not go here, there's too many that are over there.
Yeah, so one that I've put marks on saying,
look, Rob, we've got all the supplies from there,
supplies from there, supplies from there.
So don't go there anymore.
And we know what areas we haven't explored.
And then a separate map of saying,
well, that's a lot of infected there.
This one seems fairly quiet, so it's a potential safe zone.
And then one just completely blank.
So you still know where to go, where you can go.
Just read the map in general.
Okay.
So in your month one, obviously,
we spoke about the zombies,
but then you said, you know, you've still got the tools.
And obviously now this time there'd be a lot more zombies
a month in than there was a week in.
So what's your plan then in case they mention you
or your accommodation you were staying at,
which has got too dangerous?
You know, you've invested all your time
putting these seeds and everything in,
sent up base, and you had to go.
No time to go and think.
You know, I'm just, I want to cover this aspect.
So you've got your accommodation.
She goes, you know, she goes off
and you literally just have to flee, run away.
Yeah.
So obviously, cause you're month one then hopefully,
I just want to get like a branch off of this one
cause obviously if that works,
well you could do it for months.
Yeah.
I think while you're doing all the general prep
of making a huge proofing for food,
you've got to be sorting out your weapons as well.
So while you're raiding these shops,
you're going to find other things,
like your machetes, your odd swords here and there,
and more axes.
Even though it's only a short time weapon,
put your bows and arrows, your crossbows and that,
until you know how to physically make a sturdy enough arrow.
Because it always cracks me on the blog
with bloody poor Colin the Avengers.
He just, infinite, infinite amount of arrows.
It's not, you've got 12 in your fucking little pouch
on your back.
So.
You just go and grab them back,
but you do see them on some clips.
I know Ian can't grab all of them,
but I know what you're saying.
Yeah.
He shoots about 20 and collects about two.
Yeah, you're only going to be able to do that,
collect so many back.
So you have to, at a certain time,
you've got to learn how to make them,
and then they're not going to be as good as the ones
that you've already got with the equipment.
So it's not a long time weapon that is.
So that's what, once you're raiding everywhere,
you're going to find these other,
essentially you go to a sell curve, a hardware shop,
a tool shop, and get whatever tools can be used as weapons,
and then still make your own as well.
Now, wouldn't want to be wasting too much timbers
with materials because you're going to need
as much of them for potential buildings
you're going to make in the future.
But when you go to a sports shop
and you find these bats and that,
adapt those for weapons.
So as an emergency, shoot, we've got to go.
You've already got basic weapons
that you can travel around with if you're on foot,
so if you have still got a mode of transport
to be able to go, and you've got to defend yourself.
And then just always have your general backpack
of your emergency stash.
Because again, at some point,
you'd be able to get into an army barracks
where they have a good supply of your ration packs as well.
So if you could get those ration packs to all supplies,
then it's a lot of trying to wait,
more room in your bag to be able to travel
and last a couple of weeks.
So I'd have those emergency procedures in place.
Or with the building that I've got,
I would be making sure that I've got
a substantial security system.
Yeah, to fortify it.
Yeah, so everything's barricaded downstairs.
It's not, there's one way in, there's a secret way out.
But it's not a direct door.
It's an emergency exit of sorts.
So you're only coming in and going out of one main way.
But I don't know, if we're fortunate enough
that there's a window with a forest gate,
set of stairs on the side or something,
then that's your way out in those emergencies.
I think by that point though,
the main threat would be other little groups of people
trying to get in.
Yeah.
So that's the thing.
It comes to a point where you're not just fearful
of the zombies, it's other people trying to take you.
Yeah, so you'd have to quickly read
and get it out of your head that you can't just,
we're not attacking anyone.
Someone's coming out, yeah.
Forget that you're infected or not, just whack them.
But then, so would you become the attacker?
So what I'm saying is, you know,
you're playing that knife-scar routine,
is if someone attacks you, I'll attack them back.
Yeah, I wouldn't.
Because there's never been a zombie that I can think of,
like movie or series where they've played the aggressor.
I think, I didn't watch all of The Walking Dead,
but where ever I watch it,
there was always the ones getting attacked
and retaliating.
That's how it was most of the time.
I've still got to watch the last couple of seasons of that,
to be fair, but it was more so,
they don't retaliate and then attack there.
So would you be the aggressive?
So say you've travelled out from your homestead,
sports shop, baseball bats,
walking there, three of you, three of them.
Would you wait for them to be like, fuck off?
Or would you just be like, Michelle, tsk.
You'd have to just evaluate each individual situation
because if they're being sad and in love,
yeah, yeah, all right lads, yeah,
we're just going to get what we can.
We're going to stay away from yours
and then just leave each other alone.
But if they started coming towards you in that way
that they're going to attack,
then you just have to go for it
and you've got to defend yourself and just hopefully win.
See, my month one is a bit different.
So I would have stayed in the house as long as possible,
rationed off all the neighbours
and then I would have gone to golf clubs,
drove to Costco.
Now I'm driving to Costco only if,
when this outbreak started, I knew Costco was closed.
It was open, I knew it'd be ready.
But to say it came out overnight
and I know Costco was closed up,
I would try to break into Costco and live there
and just live off everything in there for a few months.
But if not, I would obviously have to expand the area,
locally, I'd still stay local in the month one
and just set up little markers,
you know, I'd look with a pen, just like on the number,
like on the house, just if I cleared it,
there's zombies in there, I can see through the window.
And yeah, the maps, what do you think about that?
That would be, you would need that.
That's just like the most holy grail thing you'd probably need.
I'm the sat-nav king, I put more maps on, on the phone,
but everywhere that I'm going,
even if I know where I'm going, I'm still putting it on
because with the Google Maps, it has the updated traffic.
So it tells me if there's any roadworks, whatever.
So yeah, I'd have to have to have maps
because I'll just end up getting lost.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
There's only so much general knowledge of,
oh, I'm heading to Manchester and now I carry on this way,
I'm gonna end up in bloody Liverpool or go this way,
I'm heading towards Newcastle, whatever.
Only so much you know.
And you would assume that you'd have to stay off the motorways
because obviously we're just going off
what happens in the movies.
That's where a lot of traffic happens.
Then obviously there's an outbreak there
and the cars left there and you have to move cars.
It's a bit dangerous.
You'd want to stay on the country roads, the side roads
to get to your destination,
which that's when the map is just perfect.
Yeah, it's okay.
So let's move on to month three
in the scenario that you've still got your homestead,
your shit's growing, you're thriving.
So, month three, what's the plan?
Where do you want to be in month three?
I think for a lot of these narratives,
trying to make contact with any kind of authorities,
like your army's governments are the most well-performing.
And so it's trying to form down and keep in touch
to see where we're at.
I'll be looking, oh, we're gonna get on top of the pandemic
or is it just like everything's definitely fucked up?
And I suppose how far it's gone.
So let's say for instance, it started in the UK
as it spread to Europe and if it spreads Europe,
as it spread to Asia, as it spread to America, South America,
as well as that's a key thing you would have to learn
is it worth trying to get a vote or just staying?
Yeah, but I think a lot of that information
of how far it's spread, is it a global pandemic?
You'd be able to form that in the first couple of weeks
while the media, the TV's and that are still live.
Because it is another thing I always thought
if it started in the UK, I don't know what happens right away.
Just get nuked.
The country would just get nuked obviously.
Just in Northern, it's so easy to always like that.
Just nuked that off.
Everyone would just set up ships off the coast,
like 10 more off and just no one comes into this area,
no one passes in.
And that's what would happen.
But we're gonna have to know that maybe
it's happened in a few places.
It spread quicker than you can imagine.
Because otherwise that would happen.
Yeah, it would have to be the way that the coronavirus.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But again, if it was just also like it's the UK,
it still would spread because there'd be the royal family.
There'd be a lot of the high sort of politicians
and all these other people with money
that would be able to get out.
Fling time, yeah.
And there'd be someone that's already infected
a part of, even if it's just one person out of these,
a couple hundred people that are managing
to get out of the country,
there'd be someone that's infected
that's just not showing the signs yet.
And so it would end up spreading.
And so it'd be high, the rest of the world
would be also a bit there.
Because they wouldn't be able to move everywhere.
So in your one-three, you're trying to expand
your knowledge of what's going on.
Yeah.
Everything's going well in terms of
you're growing your own vegetable, your potatoes,
your homestead's going well, you're thriving.
Yeah.
Then anything else?
Well, it's still just because
you're constantly improving the security,
making sure your fences are sound,
your doors secure, your windows and whatever,
and building on your arsenal of weapons.
Because you're not gonna be able to find
a weapons expert that knows how to fucking
get a kiln and melt down fucking metals
to create a polyt or anything.
So you've gotta make sure that your hammers
and your axes and whatever,
any blunt objects as a weapon is still sturdy
and any sharp objects stay sharp.
So you're constantly working on that.
And just ploughing through, just surviving,
making sure that everyone's fine.
I suppose you'd have a system at this point
of a little bit of a round,
so a little team that just walks around a room.
You don't have the community,
you don't have a community of rules and regulations.
You'd have people that know their roles.
Yeah.
So I've got this team walking around
making sure there's no potential targets
trying to break in or whatever,
and just checking out for any infected,
any other zombies.
And yeah, just trying to find out as much as you can,
because you need to, it's gonna get to the point then
where you're like, all right, is this live now,
or is there a hope of getting back to how we used to be?
So I think that would be the next couple of months really,
as long as I know that I'm safe
and I'm keeping on top of any threats that are coming in,
that's it until we know where we are alongside.
But where would you be?
So my month three, as I said,
I think by month three I'd have to leave
my house that I've settled for three months.
I've rounded everything near a boy.
I need to move on.
But if you pause, I'll have to get into the Costco.
Yeah, if it was in the Costco, I'm chilling.
Yeah, you're good for the whole time.
I'm good.
And all I'd have to do is just,
where the doors is, just fall if I push everything
towards those doors, I'm chilling.
Look, it's got everything there, bikes, exercising, clothes.
I'm good.
I have dogs.
That's a good point, dogs.
So obviously you've got your dog.
He would come with me.
Yeah, I've got more.
Would you get more?
No, I'd just keep.
Would I pick up more dogs along the way?
Yeah, yeah, so as you keep going around
and you find dogs that have been abandoned and stuff,
would you not keep them?
So in my scenario, no, because obviously
if I'm in the Costco scenario, no one's coming in.
That's it.
That's me.
But in the sense that maybe Costco's already open
and it's been raided,
I'd have to leave my base and look.
And it comes in, which direction do you go?
Where do you go?
So for me, I think I'd try to find a little village
that's way off, find a map, find a good village
where it's in my range, but it's not a 10 minute drive
from anywhere and you only can go through.
It's hard to get to, but it's feasible.
And try to get there and hopefully they have set up
something like you've said where there's a home base
because they've got the area, maybe two ways in and out
so they can just fortify down the road a little bit.
Yeah, I do know a few little villages like that.
And then obviously try to join their community.
I think that would be, obviously if Costco works,
and I mean, I'm sorted, but going after it's been raided,
after my station, find somewhere, hopefully work.
So, yeah, so month six, so that's half a year.
Yeah, so you've already gone down the scavenger route
trying to make friends and get into someone else's community.
Yeah, I'm the one that's got the community.
Yeah, but I'm doing it from,
because in the sense of, you know your own space,
you know what, if you're going to a mansion
a hundred miles away, you don't have,
I know you've got the maps, but you don't know
what's around the corner, you could be there for two days
and there could be a herd coming in from somewhere.
Yeah, as well, if you're on your homestead,
you know the area, so you know if that was to happen,
you know the best route.
And you know, just everyone would have to,
everyone's different, but you'd know,
you'd have a plan set up, like if something went to plan
you'd have that plan ready just to escape.
And I think it'd be easier in your own place.
But that's just my, that's just mine.
So yes, month six, sorry, you've got what?
Where do you want to be month six?
Because you're one, in your thing, everything's going well.
But that, you know, you're growing.
So what I'm saying like, what if it's not going well?
Yeah, because it's all right to say,
you know, I'll grow this, I'll grow that.
But.
Yeah, if things went sideways, then yeah,
you've got to do that, you've got to find another home.
If you can't find someone else that's already done the same,
got a little community of their own,
trying to convince them that you're on the same mindset
and you want to be a part of it and contribute,
then yeah, you'd have to do that.
Because I always feel for little villages,
obviously there's farmers and I've obviously grown stuff,
so food would become easier.
Because you have people with that knowledge.
Yeah.
So.
So yeah, if it did have to leave,
then find another community to join, and pick it up.
But it's something, everything's going well,
but what do you.
If everything's going well,
then it's basically settled by month, right?
And it's just a continuation of improving the grounds
that I'm on, making sure everything's running smooth.
And yeah, just make sure everything's well-formed.
And then still trying to make content
with any higher power that could give us information.
I like the fact that we're going for like best case scenario
and then worst case scenario.
So like say, month six, that's your best case scenario,
you're doing well, chilling.
Month six, what you're like, shit happens.
So yeah, if you know you're getting raided by other humans
that potentially got guns or a zombie herd or some T-800s,
you've got to flee.
What's the plan in your head, one month six?
So I think if it was, well, I've got to fucking go out.
I can't trust anyone apart from a few immediate people
who we've met.
Then it's a matter of,
I've already got several emerged supplies
and camping equipment.
I would have definitely raided that.
I'd be able to find the actual rads.
And then it's just finding a woodland area
that's got plenty of natural camouflage
and just essentially trying to set camp
in places like that.
Always on the run, making sure I don't get found
or if I do get found,
I've got more general weapons to defend myself.
I mean, again, ideally in that situation,
you find a nice body spot
that you can set those little traps.
But if you're trying to keep on the run
every couple of days,
then it's born in areas like that.
It all just depends on how everyone else is.
You know, we had a similar scare with the Corona
where people just didn't want to fucking do anything,
did that.
They didn't want to look out for themselves.
There was a lot of selfish people that didn't care
and they still went out and did whatever they want,
had parties and stuff.
So it would rely a lot on how everyone else is.
But if you could find a good community
and get in with them in strength in numbers,
you'd be all right.
So year one, let's do best case scenario
in terms of you are,
you know, your homestead's doing well, it's growing.
More falling forward, more defense.
What's after year, because obviously it's a year now,
it's coming up to the anniversary.
I think-
What does it, does it change after a year?
Do you get to the point where this isn't enough or?
I think in general, because you've already got the
knowledge of whether there's a potential cure for it
or if the numbers have gone down
or if people are still getting infected
and the population of the zombies is growing still.
I'd imagine you'd have that sort of information.
So you'd have to sort of just not essentially give up,
but right now I've got this community set up,
we're self sustained, as long as we can keep it safe,
just stay off busy life now.
Still have a little bit of trying to find out,
keep in touch with whoever you have managed to get in touch
with, whatever, solitude or whatever.
Still keep that little contact,
but until you find out whether or not
it's ever gonna go back to some sort of normality
where there's no infected anymore,
just leave that lost.
Yeah.
No, I agree, because obviously if more year one,
I can survive in Costco for a few years,
best case, but the same worst case,
I'm about to move in a matter of fleets of community
that we spoke about, you'd have to,
there'd have to be a point where you'd have to send people
out as far as they can go and just broaden your circle
of search and just, you know, just to make point of contacts
and just decide, well, you know, up north,
a lot safer, you know, we can bring our community up there.
Yeah, eventually, because there would be several communities
and you'd have to start training.
And yeah.
Most likely be, so I've already got my farm set up,
so I'd have food to be able to trade,
hopefully enough water that I'm able to trade as well.
And then someone else would have someone that knows
how to make clothes.
So they've already got loads of material.
They've probably got a couple of sheep
that they're getting the wool from and whatever.
So you'd be trading food and other supplies.
Medicines and that as well.
So medicines would be key.
Yeah, someone would have been able to stock all of them.
And most likely, if it was fortunate,
someone would have a doctor or some sort
that still knows how to make your general food and medicines,
you know, out of your natural resources,
plants and whatever.
So yeah, it'd be a big civilization of trading.
It would go back to how ways were, you know,
the old Victorian times and before that, before the,
well, before there was governments essentially,
before currency, where you would have got this,
I want that, let's make that deal.
So yeah, I think that would be,
that would be the only way really.
At that point, most of my electric car
that I've managed to rig, he's on its last legs.
The tires are fought, suspension's gone and whatever.
So I would have had to have made a newer system of,
like a trailer, a cart, and then just push bogs.
So not the old horse and carriage way,
but it's bogs now, so you can,
it would take a while to get from Northside Birmingham
to Manchester, but.
That's what, yeah.
Because as I say, after you get all the brakes,
you see all the tires be falling on every car,
you even if you had a full tank of petrol.
Yeah, and it doesn't matter if you've got a mechanic,
they're not gonna be able to get all the sub-lollies
to be able to keep the bearing on.
So you'd have to get new ways of that
because it's a lot easier to fix a bog than a car.
You know, we can do it and we'll fix it.
So yeah, that would have to be the longer game of that.
I mean, if you could get horses and other,
like say donkeys or whatever,
they could do that load bearing, that would help,
but then you have to see along the swords of
that small mouse of feet.
Yeah.
I'd definitely have a little herd of dogs
because that would help on the defense of things as well,
because if there was a little,
well, herd of them. Well, they could hunt as well.
Yeah.
And yeah, so if there's a herd coming or whatever,
they're all be barking.
But then again, that might, so that's the positive.
It might attract.
But it might attract as well.
But you're training them.
Lassie was a popular film well before we was alive.
And how many times did Timmy get sacked in a while?
And it would have to be that sort of training.
They know something's there, come and know it for someone.
Dogs are clever, and that's Jesus Christ.
So it wouldn't be that hard to be able to get them to do that.
And plus they'd be able to smell them, wouldn't they?
Yeah, you could learn.
You could learn how many to.
Yeah, you know, we've got these dogs that can smell cancer.
I suppose it would be kind of like being,
you know, you have the sniffer dogs when they have dead bodies that are buried.
You would assume that the smell would be similar to that,
being that they're dead and rotting away.
Yeah. So yeah.
Kvav, what are they called?
Kadavers.
Yeah. Yeah, so the dogs would be a good choice.
And yeah, I'd have to have them.
So after the 12 months, that's easy.
That's life then.
Yeah. That's just the way of life.
If there's definitely no way that, you know, the silence is to the government,
let's say the government's most obviously gone,
but the armies and whatever,
if they haven't been able to kill them off and form a cure or whatever,
then that would be rebuilding a new civilization.
Mm.
I mean...
It would be much different on the end of your 12 months?
No, no.
Obviously, if I'm in Costco, I'm good.
If I'm in a scenario where I've had to move and I've, you know,
I've become a member of another society, like a village scenario,
it'd probably be the same as, well, the end game would probably be the same.
But I'm just thinking, how long do you reckon it'll take for the zombies to die off
in terms of there's no... Everyone that's alive is too well hidden?
Mm.
I think it depends on their food sources,
because they do actually need brains or fucking human meat or whatever to survive.
Can they only survive off of human meat,
or can they survive off of eating wild deer and rabbits and whatever?
Cows and everything.
And then, over these 12 months,
have they evolved enough to be able to catch any of the wild rabbits and that,
to survive on them?
Yeah, but I think it would be down to that.
How have they evolved?
And that's where you come onto these other variations.
But if they stay deep and they can't really hunt for themselves
and bend off of other meats and whatever,
then I think after a couple of years, surely they've all died out by that point.
Yeah.
The people that have stayed on their own and just want to survive on that,
they've either been found and are dead or they've not been able to feed on them.
So, yeah, over a certain amount of time, surely they just die.
Because, again, there'd only be so much
before they've gone through all of the wild animals, if they can survive on them.
But then it's that, then, do the wild animals get infected themselves?
We could branch off.
Yeah.
I mean, that could be a whole other episode.
Yeah, as soon as you found out if there was to do local with the animals,
you just had no chance.
There'd just be two minutes.
Yeah.
And I'd definitely stick to the Irish roots,
saying I'm just living off potatoes,
because I don't eat too much different variation of foods.
So, yeah, hopefully it never gets to that anyway.
But I think, in general, we've come to the same conclusion at the end of it.
If we can survive, then...
Before you just wait out, then I suppose...
Yeah, we've got to that point of having societies and new world order.
Yeah.
Yeah, I think, hopefully, everyone still stays tuned and they agree with us.
But if they have got anything different, then send us an email.
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What would you do?
Yeah.
Because everyone's got a different opinion on this.
Yeah, yeah.
What does everyone's thought about if zombies was to happen?
What the fuck would I do?
Yeah, there's got to be some talk about that's listening and will go,
nah, I don't care if they're a zombie or not.
I'm just going to kill them because there's no laws going on now.
So, if you want to send or see, and again, if you got any ghost stories
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Just questions.
Or general questions, yeah.
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