Let's say you could buy bulk (low cost) food storage in grains and legumes, and the company would store it in their remote location. Would you, or people you know, buy something like this?
1. Perfect for local disasters/urban breakdown. Dont risk keeping food on site where it's a target and at risk of perishing.
2. Good for city dwellers that want a redundant food storage, and can be shipper to another location as needed (or pickup).
3. Huge money saver: I rotate food for you. Always fresh. No need to constantly eat though MRE's, dehydrated/freeze dried food.
Shipping is also paid for up front, and in case of national meltdown, rarely overnight event too, however unlikely, you could pick up. Or, I could pay for horse-wagon/wood-burning cars to deliver within x radius--sriously.`
Now, impossible to foresee every situation, but reasonably speaking, is this a product you or your city friends would buy?
1. Perfect for local disasters/urban breakdown. Dont risk keeping food on site where it's a target and at risk of perishing.
2. Good for city dwellers that want a redundant food storage, and can be shipper to another location as needed (or pickup).
3. Huge money saver: I rotate food for you. Always fresh. No need to constantly eat though MRE's, dehydrated/freeze dried food.
Shipping is also paid for up front, and in case of national meltdown, rarely overnight event too, however unlikely, you could pick up. Or, I could pay for horse-wagon/wood-burning cars to deliver within x radius--sriously.`
Now, impossible to foresee every situation, but reasonably speaking, is this a product you or your city friends would buy?