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[@edwardmacarthur5127]

Right, so a bee keeper that makes mead and grows sunflowers for his bees will be the new Elon Musk, got it.

[@readysteadyhome5342]

And sunflower seeds for his poultry or oil.

[@luke.louren.]

Thats not what he is trying to say. The video is listing items which will be useful as commodities to use as a medium of exchange if the economy collapses. His channel is about doomsday prepping.

[@simeychagas483]

I can’t. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@victorowens9150]

Think Monsanto. They have been creating infertility in produce, and hoarding seeds. Good times.

[@haroldgregory2717]

​@@luke.louren. I think we're all on the same page of what the topic of the video is about🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤦

[@andrewliller3586]

Pepper is also only grown in specific areas. Wars have been fought over the spice trade

[@Teknofobe]

Real talk!

[@kingxiii4680]

That was mostly over salt. Since it was the only way to store meat long term back then before freezers

[@johnma8906]

Exactly!!! To me being a spice merchant would be one of the extremely profitable in a SHTF situation

[@nekkoskrilla6750]

Ironic that years ago Caucasian traveled the world 🌎 in search of spices for better tasting/quality of food. Fast forward a couple hundred years and they seem to have forgotten about them and their food is bland AF.

[@kingxiii4680]

@@nekkoskrilla6750 You know nothing about the South do you?

[@repentandturnfromsin]

I watched a video on bartering a while back. A good tip is if it does come down to bartering again, don't barter from your home.

[@MeYou-yz2yz]

I invested heavily in the commodities market. I bought 15 jars of Nescafé.

[@jerrysneedsr1066]

Does anyone even drink it anymore?

[@MeYou-yz2yz]

@@jerrysneedsr1066 We don't all drink gay coffee from Starbucks.(-:

[@TanPale]

​@@jerrysneedsr1066 I prefer it

[@sober9582]

Thats all me and My family drink. the Nescafé or Members mark (Sam's) coffee Red Cap...

[@biabolada]

Gay coffee, really? And Starbucks isn't by far the fanciest coffee

[@PNWMinuteMan2000]

Honey never goes bad it's the only thing that will last longer than anything.

[@nagaviper1169]

Mustard?

[@PNWMinuteMan2000]

@@nagaviper1169 does it? I didn't know that.

[@nagaviper1169]

@@PNWMinuteMan2000 I believe so because it has vinegar in it. But double check me on that. Or fact check me as the kids say.

[@nagaviper1169]

@@PNWMinuteMan2000 I believe so because it has vinegar in it. But double check me on that. Or fact check me as the kids say.

[@PNWMinuteMan2000]

@@nagaviper1169 I wonder if mustard powder would be good for long term storage

[@magnumopus1628]

The very word "salary" ("salario" in italian) comes from the fact that Roman soldiers often got partially paid with salt ("sale" in italian).

[@69MiguelFR]

That's almost correct. It doesn't come from Italian sale, it comes from Latin sal. It's very close tho. Sal is still the word used in other Latin languages.

[@tadladapate3064]

@@69MiguelFR in french it is "sel"

[@azmike1]

Regular Coffee does NOT go "Bad." If the seal on the lid is tight and there is a "vacuum" when one peels it back, then it's as good as the day it was bought. I know. I have a lot of coffee back in my lauder and it tastes great brew after brew after brew. Some of it is 7 years old.

[@patkonelectric]

I love coffee. Tried instant coffee. It sucks. I rather go with out coffee then live with instant.

[@NorThenX047]

Could you share how you are storing it and in what form? whole bean? Mylar bag? etc

[@brandonbowerstx]

A bag with oxygen absorbers will work if you are vacuum challenged

[@JaredBrandon1]

#8 Cigarettes

[@kingxiii4680]

Like a fine whiskey. And like good weed, it might even be better a few years later after a few years if stored properly. Don't judge me lmao caffeine is a drug too. One of the most addictive drugs on the planet. Caffeine and sugar

[@nemo4evr]

You forgot to mention vinegar, very useful for preservation and cleaning as well.

[@susid5460]

Easy to make your own vinegar.

[@roybiv7018]

Ammo is great for bartering. As is powder, primers, and brass for reloading.

[@coloradopackratprepper]

Need to be careful bartering ammo. Probably WILL come back to bite your backside!!!!!!

[@ahveganpizzabella]

U can't eat bullets. Nobody wants worthless ammo when they're starving

[@coloradopackratprepper]

Bartering ammo will bite your butt off

[@lancecorporalveteran0621]

Everyone saying get beans and rice then you better load up on double the rice because once it's out and you didn't buy any seeds to replant that store-bought rice will not grow but those beans will

[@kater.7563]

Just a consideration: Rice will only grown in certain conditions and requires a lot of water.

[@donaldmiller8755]

​@@kater.7563 Wetlands

[@donaldmiller8755]

Beans grows fastest.

[@donnalawrence8593]

Rice is always on the list except here

[@daval5563]

Wheat is the Rice of the North.

[@tomvalveede6808]

Bottles of Aspirin and other Pain remedies also!

[@karlabrewster8605]

I am looking into unwashed poppy seeds

[@Foreignmonk34]

Opium flowers, weed?

[@kremepye3613]

​@Foreignmonk34 yeah but migraine for instance, paracetamol will be needed

[@saintbyron5150]

That’s my excuse for stockpiling alcohol…the distilled kind.

[@tomvalveede6808]

Boxes of wooden Matches. Not everyone is able to start a fire without them.

[@billsedutto8824]

Are you telling me all this saffron I’ve stocked up on was for nothing?

[@SW-ii5gg]

Are you mad about saffron? Saffron's mad about me.

[@kj3n569]

​@@SW-ii5gg Do they call you Mellow Yellow?

[@SW-ii5gg]

@@kj3n569 no, they called me much worse and now we no longer speak to one another.

[@kj3n569]

@@SW-ii5gg Well, I value your friendship and these chats, so I'll call you Mellow Yellow. Quite right... Saffron is still mad about you, btw.

[@donnalawrence8593]

@@kj3n569 lol love people with a sense of humor

[@theoldguy9329]

I would note that if you don't grind the coffee beans and store them in a cool, dry, low oxygen environment (sounds familiar) they last a long time. The ground stuff goes bad. Your coffee grinder should not be electric.

[@patkonelectric]

Agree.

[@patkonelectric]

Agree. Instant coffee sucks.

[@Wolf9of9Odin]

I have an electric grinder, a manual crank grinder and a mortar/pestle. I think I'm covered.

[@theoldguy9329]

@@Wolf9of9Odin I do as well. Try coffee beans in the mortar and pestel and you will be really happy about the manual grinder. You may have more luck than I did.

[@SW-ii5gg]

Storing unroasted coffee beans is the second longest storage method after instant. Of course you need to be able to roast the beans though.

[@PuskwaskaOutdoors]

Salt sweet and fat are the 3 things humans are hard wired to desire because they are hard to obtain in the natural environment….

[@waterisgold]

Water is GOLD

[@mosheshekelsteinspanbergbl5624]

No. If water was gold, I would be retired. Just don't live in a desert, and get a filter.

[@kingxiii4680]

@@mosheshekelsteinspanbergbl5624 Well, good thing I have property with an artesian well that's never went dry. And yes if SHTF water is going to be gold. The people that don't have filters or people like you, that know know about boiling water to clean it, won't last a week. Remember, 3 days without water, 3 weeks without food, and you die...

[@spookyengie735]

@@mosheshekelsteinspanbergbl5624 Filter will not not last forever, Water will alway be a problem if we don't have proper filtration.

[@mosheshekelsteinspanbergbl5624]

@@spookyengie735 , charcoal isn't difficult to make.

[@mosheshekelsteinspanbergbl5624]

@@spookyengie735 , it isn't even close to possible, to stockpile enough water. Thus, if you are in an area, you need to stockpile water, and are not merely stockpiling water for convenience, you're NGMI. Water filtration, is literally the only viable long-term solution.

[@Hobbis187]

I’m disappointed someone named the Canadian prepper didn’t mention maple syrup!

[@johnnyhubbars9893]

Azithromycin will be worth more than all those combined.

[@ephratahcatfishfarm]

Why? Please explain.

[@saosaqii5807]

@@ephratahcatfishfarmit’s an antibiotic. Though antibiotics don’t kill all bacteria or magically treat all infection. You still need specific kinds of it to kill the right thing. Antibiotic will be useful to have but if you can, focusing on prevention items is better.

[@JHW44]

I didn’t think of coco I will have to stock up! The rest I have a good amount but will continue to stock up as I can. Great information, thank you! 😊

[@kater.7563]

Maple syrup - like honey, does not go bad

[@patkonelectric]

And like honey, it's renewable in places were you can't grow sugar cane.

[@rivertjr6501]

What do you mean bro it crystallizes in like a year or two I just threw a couple bottles out 😂

[@kater.7563]

@@rivertjr6501 boil it and just stir it back in. At over $30 a quart, it’s too expensive to toss.

[@Butterfly_zombii]

Wrong. Maple syrup goes bad and breaks down. Maple tree sap can be kept good for a veerrry long time then you use that to make what ya need

[@edallen4936]

Vinegar lasts forever as well.

[@nickclark18]

I spend 20,000$ on honey a year ago. I also bought 5000$ worth of syrup. I also spent 25,000$ on bottled water. I also bought 5,000$ worth of sugar. I also bought a 45,000$ generator. I also bought a 7,000$ samurai sword I am all set Are you?

[@susid5460]

Yep I got hip waders to get through all the BS.

[@coloradopackratprepper]

​@@susid5460lololol

[@earthling01]

Last on the list is Intelligence! For those preppers that have done this and know how to use it!

[@invisiblevfx]

During a famine the government will come and take your food. Good luck

[@winkfinkerstien1957]

Armed gangs will do that long before any government entity. Daytime invasions will occur. Be ready and be creative about hiding your items.

[@brandonperkins1341]

Instant coffee has a point. It lasts forever.

[@charitycollins2571]

Trader Joe's has Strong Freeze dried coffee

[@melmelbry5754]

Does it actually last?!?! I thought it kinda degraded like regular coffee?

[@brandonperkins1341]

If it is freeze dried than it does last a decade or more. Pods only last about a year.

[@pieheadthemainiac5480]

Will coffee is also grown in the states Green Mtn Coffee is right next to where I live and salt Morton salt is right there in Utah so as long as we have it here in states any of the items (as long as everything’s healthy no nuclear fallout or anything) the USA is a self reliant country we really don’t need any outside help. Oh you forgot tea even tho it’s not real American a lot of people still do.👍🏻

[@missdebrami6862]

Ty for this. I'm buying more cocoa immediately! I'm good with everything else you mentioned

[@EroticOnion23]

The fat makes it rancid rather quickly doesn't it? Same reason store brown-rice long term is ill advised too? 🤔

[@kennethparker2168]

We store chocolate bars in the freezer wrapped in aluminum foil and a layer of tape to protect the foil they keep for years that way Guaranteed the wife will love you for this small Luxury We found some package that way and in my mom's freezer that had been there for decades after she had passed away and they were still perfectly good

[@donaldmiller8755]

​@@kennethparker2168 thanks for that valuable advice.

[@donnalawrence8593]

Rice should be on the list

[@MaxMinXX]

let's not forget Cocaine. When gov regulations are gone, this will be great for the morale 😂

[@jschenck8451]

Tis’ will be

[@donaldmiller8755]

Drugs.

[@donaldmiller8755]

​@@jschenck8451 drugs.

[@kfiscal01]

She don't lie, she don't lie,

[@carolmiles7474]

Great advice thank you,

[@benjaminanderson5263]

Being able to make maple syrup can help if you live in the north

[@Lori664]

Great information Nate! 👍🏻👍🏻💥

[@readysteadyhome5342]

When it comes to seeds its the easiest and cheapest thing to stockpile if you know when to collect and how to store them. Each fruit gives a return just about for free, you could only wish you got from gold. Having seeds you know will grow locally and can be bartered with locals you’re on a winner. At least til everyone realises how easy it is to collect seeds.

[@jerrysneedsr1066]

Some seeds only last one to two years before they won't grow, you have to replant and harvest the seeds every year.

[@readysteadyhome5342]

@@jerrysneedsr1066 true especially the onion family but some seeds will last decades well packed and protected. Hopefully you are growing a garden already to keep collecting seeds. I give away at least 20 times the seed i save each season to friends and neighbours. I want to get everyone growing around me then im not the lone target at least

[@winkfinkerstien1957]

I'm still trying to find taco and pizza seeds. 😆🌮🍕

[@MonkeyCMonkeyDo911]

Don't forget the water Canadian pepper...

[@zombiesouffle]

Great list! All things I'd want for sure

[@winkfinkerstien1957]

Yeppers, I had this figured out when I first began prepping 20 years ago before everything was date coded. Also consider cinnamon and various spices that won't go rancid. 😎👍🏻

[@ambern.9887]

Cinnamon slows bleeding,as well as cayenne pepper. And lowers blood sugar.

[@jeffjohnson2792]

Black pepper used to be worth more than gold on a weight basis during the medevil period.

[@cwiemers5037]

Lead and molds to make weights, lures, and other things

[@nabtig5586]

Cigarettes too

[@r.a.w.r.news.t.v.2]

Yes they do thank you so much you can take an entire colonies worth in about five and a half pounds and start a giant Garden of Eden in the middle of nowhere that gets no Frost and no one would ever know. There's a couple places like that in the mountains out west they don't see any snow and they stay about average 68 degrees in the winter time and they're constantly getting son. Nobody knows about some of these places except for people in the government in the military but you can only access them by actually physically climbing or helicopter.. there's a place like that in Central America and one like that in the mountains of Tibet I've always wanted to try to get there I heard that there's stuff going on there that most people that don't know just don't know

[@freedomspromise8519]

Green coffee beans last almost forever. Roasting and grinding your own isn’t rocket science. Very uncomplicated. Been doing it for years.

[@josueveguilla9069]

We're living in Doom and Gloom times, ladies and gentlemen.

[@craigremy3829]

Ground coffee goes bad?

[@grdelawter4266]

Yes, ground coffee goes bad quickly! You can only store coffee beans long term! Ground coffee goes bad beginning the day it’s ground. The amount of time it takes depends on conditions; vacuum packed in dark conditioned space helps but rancid taste comes in at some degree in about a couple months.

[@winkfinkerstien1957]

Actually if it's in a sealed metal can from the manufacturer and kept at moderate temperature you will have little to zero concern. I still have some from 20 years ago and it's good enough for me. 😎👍🏻

[@ALucas73]

Seeds of Cocoa Plants? That's a fortune on a fortune. When will greenhouses full of cocoa trees be growing in places other than their usual spots? And Coffee trees too.

[@TheTwentySecondDegree]

honey isn't even good for you. gotta eat a whole lot for very little nutritional pay off. but definitely worth having on your prep shelf

[@zan4110]

You can make many remedies with honey..

[@kater.7563]

Honey is used medicinally for wound care as well as making medicines palatable

[@zan4110]

@@kater.7563 Honey..plus cayenne pepper plus ginger powder...for a cold...! Not for everyone..but realky takes care of a bad cold..😁

[@jschenck8451]

Do you even know what honey is?? Not good for anything?

[@BricenTheDisciple]

it’s for medical as well

[@WindyGardener]

great list!

[@richiespinelli5605]

Good list now I have to find a manual coffee grinder for the real stuff

[@winkfinkerstien1957]

I found a used, manual coffee grinder on ebay for a fair price 20 years ago when I first started prepping. 😎👍🏻

[@magnusthered9635]

People should just grow their own food, like sure have a few weeks to a month of food storage just in case. But growing your own food, veggies, herbs, fruit trees. Composting. Should be something everyone does. Keeping chickens and bees as well. And if you have enough property other animals or a food forest.

[@benjaminanderson5263]

Also on your last video you mentioned American pepper. I hope that is something to come

[@Paintplayer1]

Ammunition and medical supplies

[@hexzerone7034]

Ammo usually lasts about 10 years

[@Paintplayer1]

@@hexzerone7034 you can also seal it so it lasts longer

[@redcowboy1986]

Don't forget Peanut Butter, Rice, Instant potato flakes, individually wrapped hard candy and bottled water.

[@chefvincee]

This is great plz make more!

[@josueveguilla9069]

I can’t wait for the "Paper Currency is making a comeback" in the far, far, far, future videos.

[@cherokeefit4248]

Ahah that’s not happening

[@tundranomad]

Yeah, and the then millennials will think they invented something new and unique. And get praised for being so inventive.

[@erikturner5073]

You wouldn't want to see that day. By then many people wouldn't make it including many preppers.

[@steveaustin-tatorcrusader]

Coffee beans in mylar with oxygen absorber pack.

[@lynrossi8409]

Curious. While you can't really have too much of any of these if stored properly, what should be a baseline? How many pounds of this or that? What are y'all goals per person? For how many years are you stocked up?

[@winkfinkerstien1957]

There are lots of KZbin videos that provide that information. If you do a little at a time, you'll learn as you go along and learn from others mistakes as well. Just do the best you can and you'll be fine. 😎👍🏻

[@nathanwright900]

You forgot yeast , yes you can get it from nature but takes a hell of a long time to acquire

[@lemon_of_ludus7226]

Lets be real .... Everyone knows its gonna be ammo

[@KingBarbGaming94]

Bottle Caps (Fallout Lore)

[@Roman-kk1ic]

Sugar would be on the list cuz at first people needed to get canes in tropics but that's not the case for centuries now since Russians figured out how to make sugar from beats

[@malcolmmeer9761]

You can grow super cane just about anywhere. What you need to find is a canepress. Sorghum molasses, all the sugar you'll need. Lay in some burley tobacco seeds

[@Roman-kk1ic]

@@malcolmmeer9761 everywhere?

[@malcolmmeer9761]

@@Roman-kk1ic anywhere you can grow oats or wheat you can grow sugarcane. It's a basic grass, and it doesn't have to ripen. , you squeeze the juice and boil it down to a syrup

[@bradscott1222]

bullets canned goods water filters bleach iodine condoms lube cigarettes booze distillation kit and corn for making booze

[@johnjanuary2958]

Coffee beans last far longer than ground coffee. Still freeze dried coffee does last longer. But fresh ground coffee is, simply awesome!

[@3asyrider75]

Didn’t realize instant coffee lasts decades. I cannot live without coffee so I will stick up on instant. It’s not as good as regular coffee but the caribe is what I need to get going each day. Anyone recommend how to get large amounts for long term storage? Maybe Costco sized?

[@AppalachianAmericanWhitey]

Guns and ammo are the most important things to stock pile. Yall stock up that food for me, I appreciate it.

[@mollygardens6646]

Black pepper! 3000 pounds of black pepper was used to lift the siege of Rome in the 5th century along with silver, gold, silk, and wool fleeces.

[@agustingonzalez3878]

Much as I like cocoa, except maybe to barter with, it wouldn't be high on my list. Definitely everything else. How about rechargeable batteries and some way to charge them like solar?

[@Teknofobe]

Think u nailed the top 7 Nate. Ur a hammer. 🔨

[@dassscribner8227]

Commodities just for barter and trade. To put a price on anything you need silver there’s no other substitute gold but that backs the silver.

[@duckducks649]

Instant or soluble coffee was invented and patented in 1890, by David Strang of Invercargill, New Zealand, under patent number 3518 sold under the trading name Strang's Coffee citing the patented "Dry Hot-Air" process.

[@Algator314]

I plan on getting some of those asst airline bottles of alcohol for barter.

[@chuckfarley567]

yup.....

[@safuan2009]

Sry but instant coffee in hot area don’t last long, if you get the surplus and not the prepper version.

[@j.peters1222]

Honey is something nobody thinks about when it comes to food stockpiling. It can last practically forever. Sure it tends to crystalize over long periods but soaking in warm water can return it back into it's edible form.

[@dopeytripod]

ARRG, I can't believe I just dropped sugar flavored honey seeds in my salted instant coffee coco!! Man am I salty.

[@jimjones3314]

Cocoa comes from Mexico/Central America. So does coffee. We still have trains. What are you on about?

[@Silbaugh4liberty]

great list! I agree 100%. now aside from seeds, I'm getting liquor, honey, sugar and salt!

[@Germany7.62]

Tobacco as well because of the smokers

[@scotmandel6699]

good for trading

[@JTR_DEV]

Coco can be harvested in North America.

[@kingxiii4680]

Because everyone needs coco and coffee for survival 😑

[@zackaryaitken4504]

This will be the new currency in the new world!

[@edallen4936]

Exactly! So you better start stacking silver and gold.

[@inthewoods3237]

I believe my un opened coffee will last longer than I do, have quite a bit of freeze dried too but 🤮

[@PKTHUNDRIO]

How can alcohol be used as currency?

[@juice_man4439]

You can barter with it after shtf. People will want anything to take the edge off and help them escape reality for a bit, not to mention it could be used for some medicinal purposes. A few cheap bottles of vodka and whiskey is a good addition to your preps

[@kensmith4218]

People will want it and trade you things for it. Also severe alcoholics need to continue drinking as quitting has a high mortality rate (about 10% chance of death)

[@juice_man4439]

Facts. Smokers are also in that category. Someone who is addicted to nicotine would also give up almost anything for a pack of cigarettes or a can of dip. Those are also a good thing to have a few of on hand. Even people who don’t drink or smoke now but would probably trade to get alcohol or tobacco after shtf just to take the edge off. The other kind of smoke, the green stuff, is also good to have to barter.

[@kater.7563]

@@juice_man4439 nicotine patches would be worth storing if you have a smoker in your household, but the “vice tax” on cigarettes, makes them a less desirable prep item, unless you have a lot of smokers in your i mediate area.

[@mosheshekelsteinspanbergbl5624]

@@kater.7563, cigarettes are a poor long-term prep item. It is better to get sealed tins of tobacco, and tubes to be stored in a rat-proof container.

[@emilecharbonnet6474]

What scenario are we preparing for?

[@kkkkkk6570]

tea and spices too.

[@jeremyb8679]

coco and coffee? you need a bunch of sugar to make it useful because by itself its way too bitter. Coffee is addictive and a diuretic, both are things you'd want to avoid after SHTF if you want to stay healthy and hydrated.

[@jackxiao9702]

Non perishable food is #1, next is spirits, finally coffee and salt, but not for preserving food, that uses way too much, but as a vital nutrient that’s rationed.

[@CummingsCustomMotorsports]

I have a video of a single blackhawk helicopter unmarked going over my house in Florida on the gulf coast

[@prismaticlightpods6698]

Probably trapping dogman.

[@chaikaomoua1169]

Depends on supply and demands almost anything or anyone can become currency

[@SteveHartman-my9rg]

Cocoa instant coffee seeds salt alcohol sugar honey

[@drakenrytder7655]

True currency will always stem from hierarchal needs... Food & water & then safety to obtain the first tow and eventually tribal reproduction to further said tribal construct based on what(?), the first items mentioned. Everything else is just trade for the same. The observation proclaiming the top 7 are very time limited and having no mention to isolated regions of resources/geography/weather conditions that do not have foresight or instead, like we all originated in a grocery store that provides us everything. Honestly, if the others are met; it will be procreation for safety, food & water (health); while love & dreams will be thrown out the window for daily survival.

[@Volsung86]

Guns and ammo would be top trading items

[@anthonypettit3713]

Rice and flour and pepper and many spices that will be gone before people realize it is precious

[@lookronjon]

Disposable lighters. Tobacco. Deodorant and tampons. Soap. Clean underwear. Clean girls.

[@blueridgemountainprepper2166]

I stack them all, as well as the precious and semi precious metals 😂😂😂

[@whydoyouneedmyname6508]

Besides potatoes, and other high carb plants... vegetables will otherwise be worthless, they provide so few calories and their bioavaliability has been severely over exaggerated... meat, eggs and rice and Potatoes will be the highest value goods.

[@elw6150]

But home grown veggies taste so GOOD!!

[@whydoyouneedmyname6508]

@@elw6150 what tastes good won't keep you alive

[@winkfinkerstien1957]

Eating tree bark would be less than desirable. 😆

[@jamaalpadmore3112]

More than likely we will trade sugar and salt

[@meaculpamishegas]

Water too

[@sleddi98]

I’m investing in Ovaltine 😅

[@ghostpeper2a165]

Sugar and salt is reserved. Flour too.

[@retiredboxingref7620]

Don't tell me I can't get a hold of Dude Wipes, or Tucks Pads and I'll cry...

[@bobheffley5347]

Powdered milk?

[@Everydaii420]

great to know