Don't Wait For DISASTER ! I Create A Family EMERGENCY PLAN.

History shows that there's complete chaos when terrorist attacks happen. Are you prepared? Learn how to create a family emergency plan. Here's a step by step plan on mastering a family emergency plan. You don’t have to be a survival expert or a tactical ninja to develop a family emergency plan. A little bit of planning and forethought can help you and your family survive an emergency if it should happen when in a public place. Planning ahead and Situational awareness is key to staying calm and assessing an emergency. Put your mind in a constant habit of assessing their environment. I am not saying being paranoid, be prepared with a strong mind. Have a centralized and safe meeting location! Secure your family's future: Unveiling the secrets of a perfect emergency plan!

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[metaltextile]

I played those “what would you do” games with my boys as they grew up. It was always zombies attacking though. Those zombies represented everything from tornados to bad guys. It was fun for them then and now in their 20’s they understand it wasn’t all about the game.

[tlock]

We have a plan set up. I'm proud of my wife for letting me build her a basic "get home bag". Shes changed her mindset in the last few years. Fully understanding that we live in a volatile world.

[Markus_go]

I usually try to avoid going on the busiest shopping days of the week and aim for the business hours with the lowest number of customers in the store. I make sure to know where the exits (incl. the ones for employees, to the warehouse, etc.) and fire extinguishers are (great for improvisation) and frequently talk to my fam about these kinds of things to sensitize them to this topic. Works well so far.

[jjacres]

Being a combat veteran who actually was in combat I’m hear to tell you it is very scary thinking about someone shooting at you with NO protection other then my sidearm and trying to protect my love ones but I do look for a why out if I never been is a place before I don’t go to town much but I’m alway ready for some nut job thankfully I’m in a low population area here in the U.P.

[jasonlord]

Awesome video. I love the quiz idea. Something to get people out of their phone screens.

[Shakashack]

Would’ve LOVED to have heard your wife’s reactions & advice! 😅 My husband & I are equally smart, strong & stubborn, with a plan if we are separated. If at a stadium or arena, bcuz I’m 5’1, we now leave 5 minutes before the event finishes to avoid any potential stampede. I’m ok with that, faster out of the parking lot too. But in a surprise shooter attack & chaos, if we see a stampede going in one direction, we’d most likely go the opposite hoping it’s not TO the criminals! Or we’d wait out the stampede, hiding crouched in a corner or laying at our seats or playing dead. In an earthquake in Costco…. certainly not near the towering pallets! Thanks for this video.

[brynnleapierce]

There are so many of my friends who I try & to talk about this, unfortunately, they suffer from “normalcy bias” & you know there is no point! It leaves me frustrated❕❕❕❕❕I play out all types of scenarios in my mind (both public & at home) so my mind has looped it into my brain, instead of never having thought about it.

[juliabrown]

Love these videos, especially for families with kids, which is a very common thing in most populated areas.

We use a code word with our kids. It basically means There's something off. Come to me, get behind me, be silent no questions. It's SO useful and we practice it a lot.

[brokefangmagepunk]

Yeah been keeping the family involved with safety and prepping. One thing we do for shopping trips to malls or wherever I always park in the same general area, far right back of the lot if possible. Unless there is structures that make me have to go to the other side of the lot to get out. Remember to get away from danger you can drive through ditches, over small cement structures, sidewalks(be safe about other scared pedestrians naturally) your life is more important than traffic laws and driving strictly on the road on approved paths. I have the kids notice emergency exits, even employee doors and stockrooms as there is emergency exits back there as well

[glhen]

Thank you for this video! Currently working on an Emergency Plan for my family now; got folks all over from Texas, New Jersey, Nigeria, UK, etc. Starting with a national plan first then going to expand to a global one as needed. I've always been a huge advocate for parking close to the exit, so thank you for affirming that I'm not crazy for that LOL!

Also that moment when your wife brought you food was so sweet!

[markw.]

If this happened to me in Costco I would make my way to the bakery section and there I would make my stand ! 👍🏻

[bestlifeever]

You must be by us here in GA. Lol I just had emergency surgery this week and had gall bladder removed and my husband has had to take care of me last week and half and sounds like us. Im retired military and my husband was and my oldest son of 4 serving overseas and we have homestead here and from here but stay in our rural area unless for errands which I try now to always do with him . Having been in war I dont get scared easily and almost to fault but we have quit making trips to see family or go out in Atlanta area and have avoid crowds . We also homeschool so we are home all day all of us but my husband who has plan and contingencies to get home at 1st sign of anything going on be it weather, or event or even if just say I think you should come home. But I am one who refused to go to ER because it was Fri 13th and knew would be like being in on full moon. We now also dont go to concerts and sporting events as we rather spend money now on stuff for farm or preparing. I guess its good we are now in 40s and priority different.

[timothyvandebeek]

I love how family friendly your videos are. And how personalized they are. Thank you for the info and the wonderful video.

[praveenpulikutti]

Wonderful video.. honestly we don’t have a family plan i better get started on that.. thank you!

[clifrd]

Thank you for more thought-provoking content.

[elizabethramos]

Thank you so much, Jason. I will be incorporating these steps👌

[piggyacres]

A couple other things, if you are out by yourself anywhere such as a shopping center or Costco you are more vulnerable if you park a distance from the store so there are trade-offs with the active shooter danger too. Especially women should NOT go to these areas after dark alone. Also it is a good idea to have someone left in the car so there is less risk of car prowling or theft. Doors locked and make sure you know your surroundings.

[robertbates]

Jason - bring your wife on and have her, or the kids explain an emergency plan that you have discussed with them. It would be interesting to hear their perception of the plan

[dirtisbetterthandiamonds]

If you absolutely cant get out, go up. Time to monkey climb those metal shelves and hide between the boxes up there. If you have little kids they are gonna make all kinds of noise so practicing quiet is a good idea. My kids are grown up now (youngest 16 yr old is 6'2' so basically an adult), and wherever we go we have plan A: the car, Plan B: business across the street, Plan C: run until you feel safe. The people in Lahaina had tried everything until they had to use plan C, because sometimes it's not people youre trying to get away from.