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Modern-day prepping builds on a lot more than the panicked reaction of isolating yourself or frantically squirreling away beans, bullets, and bandaids.
Many online “preppers” have said that only a small percentage of Americans prepare for potential food shortages and civil unrest.
“The thing to really watch for is the food inflation,” Adams said.
