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this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2026
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I mean, it depends heavily on the type of apocalypse.
Meteor strike? I’ll just enjoy the next three days. It’ll likely wipe out any chance anyone has of survival.
Zombies? Yeah, I’d probably try and survive and group up with some of my better equipped friends.
Global nuclear war? I’ll just off myself. I don’t want to even exist in that scenario.
Just get closer to the blast zone. There is a specific blast zone ring that you don't want to be in. That are will rip apart you DNA slowly relative if you survive the fires.
I'd wait to see if it really is that bad, but yeah
how about idiocracy? lol
OP stated it was still a could days away