You're not going to get sleep

[@mdog1615]

I’ve got three young kids , no sleep is my regular jam anyway 😂😂

[@Kooolaid8]

I saw the title and thought the same thing! You beat me here 😂

[@mdog1615]

@kevinhart46 it’s a joke not a cock , you don’t have to take it so hard 🍆

[@ninjasquirrels]

100% disabled combat veteran with twin 8 year old boys…I get a solid 4 minutes per day where I can do whatever I want…sleeping, eating, shower and brush my teeth etc.

[@JimmyLucas-ev1hp]

​@@ninjasquirrelsthat's hilarious

[@TomMiller-v1p]

Sleep is a weapon. To think that you will survive long term like this without good sleep is a sure way to fail. Been there - done that.

[@heuristicnepenthean7727]

what did you do to make it? thanks

[@jasonspencer5267]

Two words. Indica Gummies. Works every damn time.

[@scowler7200]

Flashbang/flare shells attached to perimeter alarms offer peace of mind for those working alone...

[@scowler7200]

@kevinhart46 If they hit your tripwire, they likely don't have NOD's. Pointman will be too concussed, and a flare may slam two rival gangs into one another.

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

Facts. It is inevitable there will be lost sleep, even with a Team size of say 8 people, you will lose it with rotational sentry duty/ firewatch. The logistical balance between adequate supplies and manpower is always a teetering scale. Good stuff brother.

[@fishrrelaxing9361]

This is why families used to be so large… and still are in under development countries.. more hands to help.

[@chris-Asianintoxicasian]

You deserve more subscribers

[@MarcusJGrey]

Regarding housing in hotter climats, if its a 2+ floors, you can open a window upstairs at the highest point possible and open a door or window downstairs. Use the chimney effect to cool your house down a bit.

[@williammccaslin8527]

We learned anytime you could grab a snack an a 15 to 30 minute catnap, it helped 100 %. But thats something you have to get use to, an your always going to be sleep deprived, always. Thx for the vid PA

[@heuristicnepenthean7727]

that scenery is ace. all i see is brown desert around me

[@Myneckofthewoods7]

The way things are going sleep is the least of our problems.

[@centerfiresuppressionllc682]

If you've ever experienced true sleep deprivation, you'll better understand how it will affect

[@Myneckofthewoods7]

@@centerfiresuppressionllc682 I do Sir. In my younger years I had jobs that required sleep deprivation. Since life’s and property was under my responsibilities. So yes about close to 17 years of that… and believe I do not lose any of my sleep now.

[@bushnut8305]

It takes a community to keep a community.

[@pyeitme508]

Yep

[@jackkoo1234]

thank you

[@shane2808]

Sleeping outdoors sucks regardless. Even with a good tent, sleep pad, air mattress, pillow, and sleeping bag it still sucks.

[@WeaverMTN]

Thanks

[@immortalsoul9122]

I think a lot of people are going to be surprised at how difficult life will become….things they took for granted

[@markhager8321]

I’m tired thinking about it. Lol

[@tomcatt998]

i used to haul citrus in Florida,, they were exempt, so they could work U 24/7,, i know ALL about lack of sleep from working many 100 hour weeks,, many times i didn't know if i was coming or going & hadda stop & look in my trailer & C if i was loaded or empty,, then remember my field ticket with my destination.. B 4 that i hauled coils on the river aka a river rat, guy i worked for told me when i first started to get sleep whenever i could,, even if it was sitting in line waiting to get unloaded at wheeling pittsburgh steel in martins ferry .. Woke up many times driving & realized i had dozed off..... I'm retired now and i DON'T MISS DAT 💩💩

[@CIVILDEFENSEBUNKER]

Been working third shift for 28 years so I'm used to it.

[@JohnnyHildebrand1969]

Great advice. There are many sleep formulas available, too. Segmenting sleep per iou is throughout the day can be beneficial. Great video and God bless.

[@wesleywilliams2958]

Good practice: aim High!

[@shadowscout9872]

More on perimeter alarms and hides , plz. Any new ideas?

[@mattpfaff732]

FYI, in SHTF, I will be giving classes for anyone who wants to learn when to use the appropriate “your.”

[@robertmerrill8918]

Underrated comment, can’t let proper grammar die ever.

[@PreparedAirman]

Dyslexia...

[@mt8149]

You're comment doesn't make cents.

[@JD-bd5uu]

There their

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

Idk, I think it depends on what is going on in your area. Any warfare situation will be sleep deprived, it's the nature of the beast. I learned a lot reading about the experiences of people who survived the Bosnian/Serb/Croatian war in the 90s. That's kind of a worst case scenario. Only thing worse than being trapped WROL with an invading army surrounding your city killing people all the time and citizens competing for scarce resources is getting nuked.

[@davidnesbitt.3923]

You're so right sleep is very critical and important. A lot goes on in the body when you're sleeping at night but it can't take place if your mind's not off and you're not sleeping. Resting and sleeping are two different things. You're right it's going to be very hard to sleep with all hell breaking loose. Stock up on a lot of sleeping pills. You can use ear plugs but that's risky because you won't hear what's going on around you. I guess our bodies are going to have to good and tired before we actually get some sleep.🙏🙏🙏🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@CitadelDefense1]

All people with young children understand functioning with no sleep. Fear not! We are prepared!

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

True facts

[@mattfleming86]

I thought you were going to say Pervitin.

[@fragnshrapnels]

When camping I always wake up damn early, either by shorter summer nights or birds chirping. Sleep either in tent or hammock is always light sleep. It will break you up in the long end.

[@benjaminmcvay9864]

Good food for thought for the plebeians like me😎👍

[@bobwehadababyitsaboy1196]

It's You're not going to get sleep as in you are not going to get sleep.

[@michelcloutier6170]

thumbs up!

[@oldschooljeremy8124]

I dunno, the 19th century mountain men seem to have managed to do all those tasks by themselves, while worrying about Indians, bears, wolves, and what not.

[@PreparedAirman]

They didn't do it alone. If you dive into books and diaries of folks in that time period, they went out in large groups together, camped together, ate together they did almost everything together except hunting. Hunting was typical done alone but they always brought back everything to their camp or what we would call in modern times FOB.

[@oldschooljeremy8124]

@@PreparedAirman - sometimes yes, sometimes no. They did go in expeditions, or they did live with Indian tribes, but the explorations of trappers like Bridger, Colter and Smith are pretty well known, and there was the famous Hugh Glass survival story - all pretty solitary.

[@JacobJohn-rc4sx]

👍👍

[@Jeff-fc3tw]

I work 12-14 hours a day, Sometimes 24 straight hours. When SHTF happens, its gonna be like a Vacation to me!

[@heuristicnepenthean7727]

more stump talks!!!! longer stump talks!

[@cathie9148]

🙋 'PromoSM'