Jeremy

you know, car slash truck kit.

um tires make a huge difference they really do a blanket or a coat or something yeah blankets coat honestly coat and blanket and several of the space blankets um

I would say is also a good, those things work pretty great.

Like, are they going to prevent everything if you're in just frigid subzero Antarctic weather?

No, but they keep that body heat near you.

Like I do this, I've done a thing in medical classes quite a few times.

where I'll have somebody just before I even start talking about exposure and hypothermia, I'll have somebody put on a space blanket and wrap it around themselves really tight.

And like literally by the time I'm, you know, five minutes into the conversation, they got fucking sweat pouring down their face.

Like they, they, they do make a difference and they're really inexpensive and really, uh, small and compact.

So there's no reason not to have, you know, five, 10 of those just in your vehicle, just in case.

Yeah.

um what about medical stuff for you know injuries that you might sustain in an accident like this like a splint maybe some kind of neck brace um honestly i just have a basic first aid kit i should probably do something a little bit better yeah like first aid kit and then also have something you throw in at the beginning of winter that stays there through spring yeah

Um, obviously trauma kit, tourniquet, uh, wound packing, stuff like that.

I think our biggest concerns are really, you want to have some kind of water, some kind of food or snack, uh, obviously trauma gear, things like that.

Obviously ways to keep warm.

What about, uh, maybe lock pit kit?

What about fire starting materials?

What about a shovel?

Some straps, just like an E tool or something.

Some straps are a great idea.