The Ultimate Survival Trick You Already Have in Your Car

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[@calebdoner]

I think the real lesson here is to put a basic survival kit in your truck.

[@matthewellisor5835]

Or, hear me out, on-body carry. There's no reason to not have AT LEAST one way to cut things, one way to make fire, some cordage to tie things, comms and land nav tools, a way to plug, patch or occlude holes in meat-suits any time one is also clothed; and, rarely is there a reason to not have a long distance way to make holes and spicy sauce dispenser to avoid needing the thing which goes 'bang' to come into play.

[@garycoloradosprings3947]

Good demonstration. Thanks for important note to keep the wires thin.

[@Thoroughly_Wet]

Basic winter/cold weather driving dictates having something like moving blankets or woobies in the vehicle along with a container with basic survival items like food, water, matches, and a candle.

[@upstater1775]

Good one and would be a great to use!

[@GreatDataVideos]

Good hack! I don't think auto upholstery would ignite. It's probably flame-retardant.

[@50.CALIBERROUND]

Don't forget you can usually find lint in your bellybutton ! 🤭

[@testicules6191]

Your bellybutton.🤓

[@Jasfras1]

Nice tip, but why do you push the lint back and forth for no discernible reason ? I was watching to see what you were trying to achieve, to the point where you had distracted my attention away from your dialogue. No offence ment, just an observation.