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He advocates for basics such as storing sufficient water and food supplies, having reliable means of communication like walkie-talkies, and securing cash reserves in case digital banking goes offline. His emphasis is on readiness rather than excess; simple, achievable steps that can make a significant difference in a crisis.
Baker also discusses the importance of medications, especially for vulnerable populations or those on life-sustaining drugs. He recalls an incident where someone attempted to withdraw large sums of cash during the early days of COVID-19 panic, underscoring the chaos that can ensue when infrastructure fails.