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A "prepper" who keeps about a hundred cans of food in his home as he "prepares for the worst but hopes for the best" is urging people to follow his example in case of an emergency or disaster.

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Your browser does not support the audio element. Good food is a universal human comfort, and TV about good food is nearly as popular. As food culture and foodie-ism ...

says others should prepare for the worst too A "prepper" who keeps about a hundred cans of food in his home as he "prepares for the worst but hopes for the best" is urging people to follow his ...

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