(Video) Are Millennials Ready to Handle a Serious Emergency Situation?

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We truly date ourselves when we announce that we come from the tail end of the “baby boomer” generation but, coming from that period, having a father who fought in WW2, we were taught many things that, we think, our generation did not really teach Generation X or the Millennials.

Now, with Generation Z approaching – with the world nearly always at the edge of a new disaster, there is a real fear out there that many of our young people will fall further behind when it comes to survival prepping. Telling them not everything can be solved by their iPhone is nearly unthinkable!

In other words, it is up to you as prepping parents to teach your kids how to survive during a SHTF scenario. Yet, don’t just teach the basics, tell them why it is so important to know how to live without technology. Or, if they can’t, show them how technology (re: solar panels) can work for them should the worst happen.

After the break go to the next page and learn more about millennials and if they are truly ready for a serious emergency situation!

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263 Comments

  1. Sean Mel said:

    on the whole, millennials can barely microwave a Hotpocket in their mommy’s basement

  2. Ryan Hood said:

    I’ll be fine. I was raised hunting and backpacking for a week at a time sometimes. Fact is I enjoy the wilderness and I have the gear and experience to survive it.

  3. Austin Eriksson Sr. said:

    Let’s see a Millennial Infantryman with a combat tour in Afghanistan/ former correctional officer vs a mail man and former correctional officer. Ok buddy, it’s fine I’ll see you at the end of my AK-47 when$#%&!@*hits the fan.

  4. Margaret Arross said:

    There’s a million pages of document that could be written here about how “self reliance” has consolidated into the hand held video game but until a real crisis appears, it will be laughed at – so those of us who know how to take care of ourselves because we were taught how to get our hands dirty (and then wash them – thought I’d better throw that in too) – there’s a message going around that says: “Grandma survived the Depression because she knew how to do stuff.”

  5. Alex Reese said:

    That tight of a budget, the only thing reputable is going to be a Bushnell, Vortex, or a Holosun.

  6. Austin Eriksson Sr. said:

    Haha those were the two I was deciding between I might go for a holosun. I can’t find many non AR CQB 1-4 scopes that can zero 7.62 that are also picitinny

  7. Max Tbird Wolters said:

    most of them can’t figure out what a lug nut or lug wrench does let alone getting into something more serious like shutting off the water valve at the water main to fix a broken pipe .

  8. Alex Reese said:

    I’m biased towards Holosun because I like the solar power aspect.
    Bushnell makes an ‘AK25’ micro red dot.

  9. Cesar Melendez said:

    Maybe, after they stop crying and calling someone else to deal with it, they would probably Goggle it

  10. Karen Russell Palencar said:

    My millennial grand daughter Kyla Fickel will make it, cuz I taught her how to survive. We should teach all our children and grand children to be survivors.

  11. Lou Battaglia said:

    You were raised old school, your parents knew how to shape you. That is something to be proud of.

  12. Melissa Tracy said:

    I think theres a percentage of all decade labeled ages that wouldnt survive without the folks that do have the knowledge. Its if they have the skill to ask and learn to help themselves make it. Or have to humble themselfs to have ask for help.

  13. Matthew Victor said:

    Damn right burn. Where are there fat hearts gonna be without their blood thinners and diabetic meds.

    As far as I’m concerned the collapse can’t get here soon enough.

  14. Adam Lehmann said:

    you underestimate how many simulation training scenaios these millenials have done.. with countless hours of situational awareness sharpening. Never played fallout multiplayer? COD? etc.. lmao

  15. Francisco Avalos said:

    f**k no most people specially Americans relay to much on electronics if a real emergency was to happen we will probably kill each other

  16. Randolph Stillwell said:

    they are smarter than my generation a little more bitchy and whiny but smarter. i give them more credit than i used too

  17. Mike Guest said:

    Yeah right… no life skills at all… I hate to tell you but google ain’t going to work, now what?

  18. Bob Murray said:

    Even 100 years ago there were lazy people, stupidity isn’t contained by time.

  19. Andres Miguel San Jose said:

    Most millennials these days suffer from anxiety , depression, and pussification and need a safe place to cry it out. I would worry to much about they handle themselves 😉 worry about yourself.

  20. Michael Herbert said:

    not directed at anyone specifically but skills like barrista are useless. farmer, butcher, soap, cheese candles black powder carpentery masonry distillery yes.

  21. Caleb Floyd said:

    These classifications are dumb , idc when I was born I am me and not like anyone else and will survive

  22. Mike Jones said:

    The worlds overpopulated. Stop showing people how to survive lol natural selection

  23. Tommy Walker said:

    As a millennial who knows millennials, let me say that this is not a bad thing

  24. Ann Bennett said:

    Don’t worry…soon as they don’t get a participation trophy their lil heads will explode lol 😉

  25. Toby Lee said:

    I’ll be glad when your generation kicks it so I don’t have to hear the term “participation trophy” from the morons that destroyed the economy, the environment, nutrition, and the american dream.
    Christ.

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