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    1. The late afternoon light is shining through your window and the scene outside is quiet, just the way you like it. You are about a month into a serious collapse and thus far your preps have held up. Power has been out for 2 weeks; you don’t plan on ever having power again. You prepared for that.

      As the sun sinks closer to the horizon you hear one of the most terrifying sounds of all: A knock on the door!

    2. Knocks aren’t as bad as getting the door kicked in. It shows they have some level of humanity left. 

      Assuming we know it’s a friend or neighbor outside the door I’d likely let them in. The friends I keep would be great assets in a collapse, groups survive, solos don’t. My neighbors are also the most likely to help fend off outsiders. 

      That said there is always the internal worry of being taken advantage of or outright betrayed. But that’s a smaller risk to me than remaining solo. 

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