Here's the link. First time I've seen this.

 

http://www.costco.com/service/Featurepage.aspx?productno=11761445&cm_mmc=BCEmail_740-_-Hero-_-1-_-MarketingItemName

It's a very marketable item right now. There are TV shows oriented around this theme.

Plus with all the Tornadoes, Earthquakes, Storms, Hurricanes of late people want to be

more prepared. Just from that I'd say it seems like a great move for them.

 

$3200 bucks is not chump change and they obviously have confidence people will buy.

That's way too much food. If we're 3 weeks out from a SHTF and there's no food, it's all over and all the food in the world isn't going to make a damn bit of difference.

Not too mobile, either.

Plus, their prices kinda suck.

That's way too much food. If we're 3 weeks out from a SHTF and there's no food, it's all over and all the food in the world isn't going to make a damn bit of difference.

 

That's a really good point. I mean what reason would you have to stay inside a bunker for nearly a year other

than some kind of nuclear fallout, zombie attack, or other total chaos?

That's a really good point. I mean what reason would you have to stay inside a bunker for nearly a year other

than some kind of nuclear fallout, zombie attack, or other total chaos?

 

If there's a famine and you're still walking around all fat and happy, you're going to get murdered for your food.

 

If you're in a compound and trying to protect yourself, you're going to get burned out and murdered. There's just no way to horde that kind of food and actually be able to use it when you really need it.