Barter Items for SHTF

[@Rob--]

Never barter at your house. Always meet at a neutral location.

[@TXRBL]

Good point cousin!

[@octaviusgalacticus2253]

Duh

[@dwarvengamesmith9726]

Craigslist rules

[@francism9782]

Make sure to get to the location early to establish an overwatch.

[@MicheleBondiBottesi]

Consider acquiring extra pairs of reading glasses to have in case prescription glasses break or are lost. Bonus: having an eye glass repair kit at the ready.

[@phild8095]

I have about 12-14 years of my own glasses including safety glasses that work paid for. I used to wonder why my grandmother did this, now I understand.

[@henrybowman9756]

Never barter with ammo if possible...never barter with anything that can be used to kill you! OPSEC at all times.

[@ryanhbig1979]

Or barter with people you know/trust. Not a corner store setup

[@wolfpack4672]

I see comments like this a lot. I disagree

[@xcd87]

@@wolfpack4672 it's a good point tho.

[@KateBates22zabu]

Whatever OPSEC means

[@davidchester429]

Depends if you want something they have. If you want to trade ammo then you have someone with a rifle covering your exit route. You put it down somewhere and if they pick up the ammo before you are out of range then they are fair game.

[@Rob--]

The best thing you can trade is your skills. Plumbing, carpentry, electrical, welding, security, mechanics... All it costs you is time.

[@Rob--]

@@SurvivalDispatch Hey, thanks for the reply!!! I'd only barter skills for those in my circle. I've done a ton of contract work and there's nothing more intimidating then showing up at some weed grow site with armed security just to go layout some cabinets. Love the channel!

[@ridgerunner106]

You can work all day, then they say, good job, now get out of here.

[@michaelkaer]

I make things like candles and buddy burners and now one can twig stoves. I grow cannabis, garlic, blackberries, yams, pumpkins, mulberries and potatoes. I make baked goods sometimes medicated with cannabis and sometimes not. I am a Certified Reflexologist and Relaxation therapist. I am also an electronic technician. I am a musician and artist. I am a fisherman and when the year rolls around I will get my small game license. I am sure I can find a trade for all those skills.

[@peonni8094]

@@michaelkaer I wish I had that skill set! lol I eventually want to learn to grow my own cannabis. With the right strains, I'm sure I can eliminate the need for some of the medications I need to take. I have a strong feeling, that I won't be able to get my pain meds, meds for depression, I need to find something to take care of some issues so I won't become a hot mess lol

[@michaelkaer]

@@peonni8094 The best way to grow cannabis is start the seeds or if you get clones inside under lights then transfer them outdoors. Good luck. I make a cannabis tea and have a youtube video on how I make it. Faux Chai tea is in the title. I don't have the link handy so look it up. The higher the milk fat content,the stronger it is. I prefer 18%.

[@allseriousness]

Also the word “salary” comes from Roman soldiers being paid partly in salt. Sal- is the same root word

[@TheUrbanSentinelChannel]

I'm in Southern New England... my State is just a giant suburb of NYC and Boston. Most people are sheep in a pen around here, my family and a few friends are prepped and ready. I'm doing my last top off run at a wholesale club Sunday 🤞 Everybody stay safe, stay frosty.

[@TheUrbanSentinelChannel]

@@dieseldabz7104 wow quick draw Mcgraw.... you're real fast on that judgement aren't ya? Please, give us an item by item list of exactly what amounts you feel is acceptable for any individual to possess that you consider not hoarding. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@valerieannrumpf4151]

I been stocking up too, just to be on the safe side, if anything, I'll be prepared for winter in southern new england.

[@valerieannrumpf4151]

Stocked up on food at stop and shop, noticed people were stocking up on goods for their "pet turkey's " funeral on Nov 26th ( Thanksgiving ) 🍗.

[@brose2323]

Pain killers , canned meat , alcohol and tobacco these were the top items to go first back in March.

[@RatsAndFunTV]

One safety when you whant to barter, it is to said= I know where or how to found what you are looking for. Instead of= ho yes, i have what you are looking for.

[@michaelkaer]

I say I will see what I can do. It commits you to looking but no outcome. If you have the item they need then barter on the spot. Sometimes a deal is to borrow tools. I would like a deposit and to use the tools at my place if possible and then I would only do that with friends. A barter system can work when it is a small community.

[@K_a_r_l_o_s]

Books will also be a good barter item.

[@michaelkaer]

I have 75 pounds of green coffee beans and the means to roast them then grind them by hand. I would sell cups of coffee not the beans. A small rocket stove and a campfire coffeepot is all the equipment you need. A few metal camping cups and a container of water would also help. If I am at the marketplace, I would like to have a couple benches and a table under a tent and sell more than coffee and tea, baked goods and bread most likely.

[@carey_metv]

Sounds like your gonna reinvent Starbucks.

[@michaelkaer]

@@carey_metv I am in Canada so I relate to Tim Hortons but same idea. People like coffee. And cookies. In a barter situation I have the upper hand.

[@seekingtruth1110]

Where do you buy the green coffee beans?

[@michaelkaer]

@@seekingtruth1110 online. Expensive but worth it.

[@queengrimmzin6221]

Feminine hygiene is another great tradable items as well. Hell even a candy bar would be the jackpot to some. For coffee lovers, I like to buy those 3 in 1 packets of coffee. Those are a blessing when you need sugar w/ cream already mix in. Powder milk, eggs, flavor drink mix, & beans in my book are like the golden ticket to trade with.

[@rockystelone21]

Yeah no shit.....who wants a funky monkey

[@powerinference4810]

I was thinking feminine hygiene too. Especially cups.

[@archangel20031]

I grabbed a bunch of those butane refill cans when they were on sale at the local hardware store. being able to refill somebody's lighter and give them a month or more of fires would be worth more than just a simple pack of matches

[@LeeEngle]

I am afraid that we place way too much emphasis on barter. Almost everything you showed is important for your own kit. I think that there are far too many getting "barter" items at the expense of getting what they will need or want. A very serious question most don't consider - If people are really seeking alcohol and/or tobacco after SHTF, what will they have of value for me to trade?

[@Gdwin12]

I once brought my goods via wagon pulled by a cow to a flea market. Ended up loosing everything. Actually got robbed, beat up and woke up in an alley next to a dumpster. Great content and thanks for sharing.

[@robertgoodrich8953]

Should’ve brought a rifle with you. Next time bring two with a friend running one of them.

[@slik560]

A little late for this video, but I've been stockpiling plastic eating utensils. A small zip loc with a couple of knife, fork & spoon sets could be a minor barter item. Also salt tablets. Keep some - barter some.

[@mynameisnobody5462]

Bartering seems vary dangerous. I watched this gal the other day talking about this and all I could think is what would stop someone from taking her stuff and using her to barter with . It's seems that all these people think it's going to be like a farmers market . The truth is life will be in turmoil and people won't be so civilized.

[@bruceforster3709]

A hooker will have it made. She sells what she's got and she's still got it!

[@sfcrabberman3984]

I think Sensible Pepper meant when things settle down and somewhat civil for people to go to the market and barter and buy goods .

[@RayF6126]

I get that in some ways but so many people aren't prepared if they don't have a non- violent way to get supplies they'll rove in bands. You won't be able to protect yourself anyway from a massive group.

[@jesuschristmyking8644]

I have the small bottles of liquor so its easier to trade/barter.

[@DonaldTaylor2]

@The Pervy Prepper most good liquor stores have them, or will get them for you

[@jamescampbell4334]

I keep four sets (8 individual handsets) of Cobra portable radios onhand. Waterproof, floating, 45 mile communication distance.

[@paintballgod33]

There are so many people unprepared that anything and everything will be valuable. The stuff you mentioned will be top of the line luxury items. They aren't now but they will be.

[@youretheai7586]

Games? Decks of playing cards would be good to have.

[@herferville3633]

Man, I never thought of tobacco. We smoke cigars and pipes here in Herferville. We defiantly have a lot of pipe tobacco💨

[@vprep7727]

Great video. Great ideas. Small bottles of Tylenol or Advil could be a valuable trade

[@williambianchi2006]

If planning to barter tobacco, RYO (Roll Your Own) is worth considering. MUCH cheaper than buying packs or cartons. Bags of tobacco come in sealed bags and have a long shelf life. In my area, which is expensive, $100 buys enough tobacco and tubes to make 1,600 cigarettes or 80 packs. Bags are $18 and make 2 cartons. Cartons of empty cigarette tubes are $3.50. Cigarettes can be bartered in as small a number as you like, even individually. The stuffing machines I use are hand cranked and cost me $60.00 each. (1 is none and 2 is 1) i have an electric stuffer I use daily, as well. Also, on Amazon, I purchased 100 no-name-brand disposable lighters for $14.00. I did that twice for 200 lighters. Lots of deals when buying bulk. I do not drink, but I have several gallons of whisky at the ready, along with multiple small, empty bottles so I can portion it. I do prep for myself and have been doing so for years, so I did not set up to barter at the expense of my own preps. Thank you for pointing out sugar and salt. I will be increasing my supplies of those for barter, as well. I do not feel anxious about sharing info about RYO tobacco because very few smokers are doing it right now, despite packs of manufactured cigarettes going for $9.00 and RYO costing $1.20 per pack. Takes me 6 minutes to roll a pack with my electric stuffer, 7-8 minutes with my hand cranked machines. If smokers who could save over $7.00 per day right now (roughly $210.00 + per month) can not be bothered with the hassle of spending 8 minutes rolling a pack each day, what are the odds preppers will be competing with me after SHTF? :) Good video. Got me thinking.

[@valerieannrumpf4151]

You can alot of these items at walmart, except maybe the boom sticks and freedom seeds.

[@n2cycles]

As always great info. Problem is that in a small community people know you are a prepper. Theybwill shownup and expect you to give them your supplies.

[@princessl0llie421]

Loose lips sinks ships..do not share that youhavr preps

[@kostadinustavalkov1902]

Rayovac for batteries, watched a test and those outlasted Duracell and Energizer

[@kostadinustavalkov1902]

@@MrPA321 yes I was surprised too, project farm is the name of the channel all that guy does is tests and compare different kinds of stuff

[@Bra-a-ains]

One of the nice things we have in our city is an internet exchange area outside one of the police sub stations. It has extra big parking spaces, it is monitored by camera, and there are cops all around. It is designed specifically for to complete internet sales safely and make safe areas for child custody exchanges.

[@jimmiecrowe520]

Brother i have a few solar powered driveway lights that have removable AA batteries. I just change out the recharged batteries for those that need charging and don't let them run at night.

[@AdamRapier]

Always remember bartering is a value for value system. What may be seen as a cheap good now will go up and value.

[@kmcd9574]

I have two cases of those little airplane bottles of whisky and vodka hidden away, strictly for trading in snafu situation.

[@kmcd9574]

@The Pervy Prepper I bought my at a business Center Costco. But any liquor store should be willing to sell if you meet their asking price.

[@GeezerWheels]

Sootch! Didn't know you had this channel! Now subscribed. Potatoes, dried rice and beans are always a good barter item (just don't trade away your own!).

[@lenlaflam1100]

Glad Sootch is still onboard. Miss John and Chris' input. Grateful for all the other input.

[@martinstiastny7679]

I'm not to keen on trading firearms or ammo because I'm of the thought that it can be used against you. Liquor, yeah, especially Vodka. Not because I think Russia will attack us (we are our own worst enemy), but because of it's uses. Among other things, rub some vodka on a poison ivy infection to get rid of the itch

[@martinstiastny7679]

@Uniroyal Mish Understood. Fact is, bartering is almost a pipe dream. As you said, once "they" know you have extra ANYTHING, you've opened yourself up to a 04:00 home invasion. It is a sad commentary

[@martinstiastny7679]

@Susan Vigue Exactly.

[@martinstiastny7679]

@@SurvivalDispatch You may need medical attention BECAUSE the ammunition was used against you (?).

[@martinstiastny7679]

@@tibedog5629 AWESOME !!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@sfcrabberman3984]

Vodka is also use in Asian cooking .

[@joelborden3242]

You can sanitize your water by boiling

[@nobodycares9494]

"And obviously behind we have a lot of fire arms" Obviously!! For young women in their reproductive years they will need to stock up on their personal hygiene items as important as the toilet paper.

[@cora6836]

I could go without tampons or pads, but I would definitely need to find midol (for cramps and headache) or the plant that works similarly

[@Letters1213]

Stock up on cloth pads, you can wash them in the lake with other clothes and let them dry and won’t have to worry about disposing of pads/tampons and leaving stuff behind. Cloth pads are pretty affordable.

[@nobodycares9494]

@@Letters1213 Great advice!!!

[@motonut007]

A lot of pre 1964 quarters are silver. You don't see them in mass circulation today, because the banks pulled them. When silver value went up the quarter was wth more melted down. I keep a "Get Home Bag" in my truck and have a small amount of barter-able things in it too.

[@youretheai7586]

Mercury dimes are perfect for barter and trade if you want to deal in PM's. The younger generation might not know about '64 and before coins being made of 90% silver but it becomes blatantly obvious that a Mercury dime is something out of the ordinary and valuable.

[@cora6836]

I've been thinking about using jewellery for barter, in situations where I cant get out unscathed otherwise

[@craftsbeautyandlife5163]

Dang...I gave my father in law all my silver coins a few years ago to make him happy

[@alaskansummertime]

I got into growing tobacco years ago. Absolutely smartest investment I ever made. You can legally sell seeds and live plants and business is good. People are stocking up.

[@robertgoodrich8953]

@The Pervy Prepper I never grew tobacco, but lived in areas that did. It was the farmers best cash crop. Takes lots of water, poison and attention . Cannabis also requires lots of special fertilizers and frequent watering(unless you live in the NW).

[@everythingelse3086]

I stocked up on shovels pick axes lime and body bags. King of the Castle...

[@ralphaelt.novella2547]

Hard candy is a great sugar supply...

[@ToddTinley]

You don't need sugar to live.

[@ralphaelt.novella2547]

No you don't need it....but it is nice to have a taste of something sweet for a moral booster...

[@reburied9727]

@@ToddTinley most of these items you Don’t need to live, they’re barter items. Did you Not read the title? Apart from that, sometimes people have low blood sugar and that could be bad during a SHTF situation

[@ToddTinley]

@@reburied9727 Your body never runs low on sugar as your body makes it's own sugar from stored fat through the liver and that's why they are called essential fats and there is no such thing as an essential carb/sugar. The only way to have Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) is from being on a crappy diet HIGH in carbs/sugar for a long time causing Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) and of course other health complications. These people should reverse Hypoglycemia/(2)Diabetes through a healthy diet to get off of insulin injections and medications so they no longer have Hypoglycemia/(2)Diabetes before a SHTF scenario happens.

[@wjmorrow263]

If you can vacuum seal and chuck in an oxygen eater hose items you might oherwise put in a zip lock bags to extend shelf life

[@barnmonster888]

DOLLAR STORE STOCK UP GUYS FOR LIGHTERS AND MATCHES

[@psybin]

Just make sure to get a Bic when you can. A Bic is worth two or three super cheap lighters that will break or not work well in wind etc.

[@michaelkaer]

I am eating some of that SOS emergency food bar. I tried it plain and tried it in a bowl with boiling water to make a mush. You can survive but not long on the stuff. You need fresh foods to go with it.

[@graceokeefe2482]

If you're divvying up dry foods, coffee and sugar, that kind of thing to trade, don't use your Tupperware, you won't get it back and you can use those for storing clean water. Use plastic Ziploc type bags for trade. Mostly sandwich and quart size. And try to get as much as you can out of your trade. You don't want to get stuck with a bad deal

[@deedennis3365]

Personal hygiene/ toothbrush, toothpaste, soap 🧼, shampoos etc

[@richardthompson6406]

Great advice. Thanks much. Bye from Oregon

[@funkibloo3811]

Thank you! That was alot of valuable information!👍

[@archangel20031]

I'd be real careful with the whole bartering of firearms and ammunition, because you never know if that ammunition will be used to take what else you happen to have, and the only reason why they didn't try to use Force beforehand was because they had no ammo. If you're bartering to receive ammo, be careful because if it's reloaded ammunition you never know if they put enough powder or too much, or if they even put any powder in there and you have a squib load that you may be relying on to get you out of a tight spot. It would be better to invest in an 8 lb tub of pistol powder and a few bricks of primers and just have a selection of bullet molds available, so that way you can tell them bring me the brass and bring me some lead for a bullet and for a certain price I can reload it for you, that way it's not just something they can take because they will need to know how to reload the ammo and that skill resides with you, and without you to reload it the value drops drastically, and of course you know the ammo you loaded will go bang when you need it to.

[@RayF6126]

I collect screws and nails everywhere I go. Tools last along time but screws and nails go quick. I'd visit people and see half filled boxes of nails or screws from this project or that and ask if I could have them. Most people shrug and say whatever.

[@KaylynnStrain]

I keep travel size toiletries in my barter stash

[@Master-AGN]

5g sugar sticks or cubes, super tradable. Wines don’t last a long time. Neither does Sherry. It has to be over 38% ABV to be long-term stable and it has to be over 66% ABV to be used as disinfectant.

[@ReinhardvonHolst]

Brilliant... I have most... but ONE thiing you missed was TAMPONS.... I know it sounds odd but if a woman came to the house wanting to barter and the shops were shut, it's kind of a given thing she's need in exchange.

[@ReinhardvonHolst]

@Uniroyal Mish but we'll be trading them to her for coffee and booze.

[@ReinhardvonHolst]

@Uniroyal Mish Ha. No. But many prepper channels mention them

[@tlrinc2343]

@@SurvivalDispatch Maxi pads are more absorbent and cheaper than the large wound kits at CVS. I've been using them for almost a week on a really bad leaky case of poison ivy

[@werunguns]

Excellent list and well thought out. I would also add commonly used magazines.

[@michaelkaer]

I have more Garlic than I can ever use. That grows back every year

[@sfcrabberman3984]

I would definitely trade you for garlic.

[@jonathanhoover6142]

Have a few odd calibers, they are easier to fing sometimes. 270 243 25-06 7mm 500 s@w Etc

[@Rob--]

I grab all the 7.62 I can find. And I don't have an AK.

[@bruceforster3709]

.270 in Oregon is GONE! Popular Deer caliber here.

[@youretheai7586]

Whoa bro!! Somebody likes his guns!

[@brianrich3050]

Maybe mason jars would be good to have.

[@JohnGalt1960]

Small nice toys.

[@kindnessmakesmesmile6583]

Great information!

[@jimcooney9019]

thanks for sharing the video

[@TheLaw365]

life straw is a great option to go to once water cannot be guaranteed safe

[@darianstewart8827]

Anything that’s nostalgic is a great trade. Like coffee or candy

[@tiarranelson8252]

Good thing about canned food is the salt content. Humans need salt to survive. So do many of the animals we eat.

[@TXRBL]

Alcohol and smokes! I’m ready to barter folks. Heck, I grew up poor in the South and my dad bartered all the time. He’d barter milk (worked for a dairy) for meat at a local sausage producer. We ate well on beans, greens and cornbread with a little meat. My dad never made more than 12,000 a year, but we made do. If it was possible in 1965 it’s possible now!

[@terryglenweaver]

I need out of my situation and have a lot of barter items... even a shorty bus. SW Florida. Low, very low miles. And need so little. What do you need?

[@samuelbastable2002]

Was wondering, Do you think books would also be a good barter item as well as candles, i've seen those on a few lists and was wondering your opinion upon that?

[@polarbearusbrooks6259]

God Bless you sir and your compatriots on this channel. Awesome hat in the video ^_^

[@JohnGalt1960]

Sometimes silent weapons are worth a lot.

[@patriciabowman9157]

Thank you

[@JohnGalt1960]

Salt, Sugar, small durable zip lock bags to divide it up into portions. Tobacco.

[@laolaovideos4771]

Barter is normal here ,if you have fish or eggs you can trade it with rice or etch. Phil. Mindanao caraga

[@dlighted8861]

Really nice gun rack.😀

[@jeremylarson6267]

for me it's stuff like potato peelers, cheese slicers, graters, and melon ballers, then tea, then small mirrors for everything else my bitcoin should cover it when the shtf

[@taylorloudenback5522]

After reading through a good deal of the comments, I have come to 1 conclusion... far too many of you think you'll be kings after a SHTF scenario, and the other half think that every single person will be a bloodthirsty savage with a gun wanting to kill you for everything you have...

[@CB-od2pw]

Whats a good affordable wrist watch for EMP?

[@bruceforster3709]

Mechanical only-nothing electronic. Wind up clocks might also be in demand.

[@CB-od2pw]

I have heard of these self-timing watches that you dont wind. I dont know much about it

[@apprenticegilligan1635]

Utah I think it is using the goldbacks as currency. Not used as currency around me YET but good to have.

[@Rust_Belt_Fab]

Nice hat! 🇺🇸😎🇺🇸

[@Cogzed]

I've got TONS of bags of swedish fish! Everyone will want them!!!! o.O

[@sfcrabberman3984]

I want some lol . I’ll trade you rock crabs 🦀 lol 😆. Check our my channel I do crabbing vids.

[@Cogzed]

@@sfcrabberman3984 😂 Will do!

[@datboi1971]

Investing in tobacco, Cartons of cigarettes, Rolling papers, bags of tobacco, packs of cigarettes, would be one of the best currencies to barter with. And also Liquor obviously.

[@michaeloconnor6683]

Add to your list rubbers -- nobody is going to be thinking about that necessity

[@KateBates22zabu]

We get the word salary from the word salt.

[@scottyadon6006]

We buy quality rechargeable batteries and have a few solar chargers for them.

[@philp411]

Did I miss Fuel? BTW, how far will you need to travel to a market before those that live close enough don’t know who you are and where you live?

[@wrench31e22]

Gasoline is hard to store long term. Diesel and Kerosene can be stored for about 5 years with additives and kept cool and dark.

[@philp411]

@@wrench31e22 a lot of things have a shelf life.

[@wrench31e22]

@@philp411 Yes, gasoline isn't one of them.

[@ridgerunner106]

@@wrench31e22 15 years is the longest I tried.

[@barnmonster888]

BABY WIPES IS A BIG ONE TOO

[@dlighted8861]

Won't coins be wanted for their silver content? The Walking Liberty costs many,many times more to buy than the silver to make it. A lot of lighters seen as disposable can actually be refilled until the flint runs out.

[@sfcrabberman3984]

Hand sanitizers would be a good barter item too.

[@Ryker2608]

Where can I get gold and silver?

[@titanpreparedness]

Im 50/50 on bartering. I know ill never be able to stock everything im ever gonna need so yes ill barter. But then again as a prepper who am i bartering with? The neighbors who probably dont have much to begin with and then they will need to have something i want in return.

[@ridgerunner106]

Let's be realistic about this.

[@titanpreparedness]

@@ridgerunner106 i am. To barter, you need to have something someone wants, they need to have something you want, and you need to end on equal terms. How is that not realistic

[@ridgerunner106]

I'm more of another thought, stay away from it. That's what I was meaning. which is what your post implied. Just agreeing.

[@yellowsquare5998]

For services. Need help with something? No matter how well prepared you are, a lot of things need more than one person. It’s also good if you do favors for people that end up ‘’’owing you one".

[@harleyallen3871]

What's a good site to get junk silver from

[@bobbymalcich63]

nice job on the video sootchoo!!!!

[@KMF3]

A life straw is about $18. In shtf situation it will be worth about $60.

[@taylorloudenback5522]

More like $1Million if you have none stored and are dehydrated with no good options.

[@jonnporter6081]

You forgot feminine hygiene products. Finding ammo is a 24/7 job. You have to stay alert and buy it as soon as it's available.

[@toycarpgmr]

Solar batteries?

[@mary-ud2wp]

Tobacco, ammo, liquor coffee and medication

[@100lastgoodnerves8]

Great friggin video!

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the video.

[@charliebrownau]

S.D - Is SHTF actual FREEDOM

[@adammoore7994]

Might consider giving things away. Good way to make friends.

[@chrisk8208]

Adam, that is the single best bit of advice I've ever heard on survival. It is groups of like minded people sharing and caring that will outlive the hardest and most prepared individual. Strength in unity.

[@Master-AGN]

👎🏻. If people get things for free they’ll never respect you.

[@chrisk8208]

@@Master-AGN That's weird, I've spent my life helping my mates out whenever and wherever I can and I've never charged them a dime. I'm pretty sure they respect me, as I respect them in return. As for strangers, I've found some of my best friends by helping a stranger in need.

[@Master-AGN]

@@chrisk8208 yeah, many companies offer a freebie or enticements to get you to buy. But will see how firm your friends are when the sh1t hits the fan.

[@bruceforster3709]

@@Master-AGN Example-All the mama's basement dwellers on the public dole RIGHT NOW!

[@janiceshrope5077]

It is wise to bri someone with you should you agree on a neutral place, especially if you don’t know him/ her/them. It would be wise to get to the place early and check it out.

[@woodentulike2no]

Trade you a 30 pack of TP for one of those fine Firearms behind you..😉😊

[@dondon98]

Always state to them I am armed & Fear for my Life but I will meet & Trade or Barter with you and I will not be alone...

[@williamtucker8888]

what was that small square coin?

[@357Addict]

That was a small silver bar below a full ounce. It looked like a 1/5 ounce, maybe a 1/10th ounce.