Question 1

What do “TEOTWAWKI” and “SHTF” stand for?

Accepted Answer

SHTF stands for when the s**t hits the fan. It’s a popular term in prepping circles used to describe an event that changes the social and economic structure of a nation. ‘TEOTWAWKI’ stands for “The end of the world as we know it” and describes dramatic events that cause societal collapse, civil war, and the end of civilization.

Question 2

When was the first bug out bag invented?

Accepted Answer

The bug out bag has its origins in the aviation bags pilots packed before going out on a mission. Pilots called these bags, “bail-out bags,” holding survival essentials if they crashed during the flight. The bag would help them survive until help arrives.

Question 3

When do I need to pack my bug out bag?

Accepted Answer

You need to pack your bag as soon as you receive it. In an SHTF situation, every minute counts. The first 24-hours give you a window of opportunity to start your journey before rioting or looting breaks out in your city or town. Spending valuable time packing your bag could end up costing you your life. Pack your bag, and keep it in the trunk of your car, ready to go.

Question 4

Where do I keep my bug out bag?

Accepted Answer

As mentioned, you can keep your bug out bag in the trunk of your car. However, some people may prefer to carry a “get-home” bag in the car, and their bug out bag at home in the closet.

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