
It always starts the same way. The storm warnings roll in, the power flickers, and within hours, darkness. Streets go quiet, grocery stores empty out, and you start hearing about break-ins on the local radio. This isn’t a movie. This is what happens when people panic. If you’ve prepped smart, you’ve got food, water, meds, maybe even backup power. But here’s the thing: it’s not just about owning supplies, it’s about protecting them. And when desperation hits your...