A few points:

1. You can only store so much gas; it goes bad. Gasoline life is measured in SINGLE DIGIT MONTHS. This is slightly extended if you put additives into gasoline to stabilize it. Also extended if you store PREMIUM rather than the cheapest gas. You want the highest octane possible (i.e., the smallest % of ethanol).

2. Despite #1, you CAN easily store GAS CANS. When there's a gas panic, you can't get gas cans for love or money. The guy in the picture storing up 10 gas cans worth? He probably owned those gas cans already -- OR he was the lucky one to clear out the Wal-mart of their gas cans. The next 10,000 people will be S.O.L.

3. STAY THE **** HOME - stop driving around for fun! This is the CÖVÌD era; many people are working from home or unemployed. If you didn't live in a crappy suburban home or apartment, you'd have fun things to do right at home. The only time I get "cabin fever" is when we have a rash of storms, rendering the outdoors a soupy mess. Makes it hard to get between buildings. But in good weather, we have plenty of things to do, even to get a change of scenery.

4. Related to #3: Unlike food, you don't need gas to survive. Not being able to get food? That's a big deal. Humans need food to survive. Not able to get gas? Just have to stop driving so much, I guess. How did people survive in the 1800s? Even though modern man needs gas to get to the grocery store, etc. you can try to arrange your trips to be more efficient -- buy more than 3 days' worth of food at the grocery store, for example. If I could buy 3 months worth I would. I am limited when it comes to refrigerated/fresh/frozen goods, as they require bulky refrigeration units to preserve and store. Canned goods, boxed goods, baking supplies? There's no reason not to have a 1 year supply of these.

And rather than storing fluff like bread, vegetables, ice cream in your freezer, you should use a high % of your freezer capacity for solid, heavy foods, mostly meat. Either meat, or complete meals with meat in them. But the highest density, food wise, is to store pounds of raw hamburger, beef, chicken, pork, sausage, etc. Vegetables and fruits can come from your garden, your orchard, or a can. Bread products can be stored outside the freezer, in wheat seed (to be ground into flour) or flour form. Desserts and treats can easily stored in your cabinet at room temperature. Don't waste your precious freezer space on sweets.

Well, this gas run was caused by the shutdown of that pipeline due to a cувєr-attack.

Here's our buddy Schwab promising an attack:


He tells us that "CÖVÌD-19" will seem like a "small disturbance in comparison".

You know, they couldn't have picked a guy to be the face of the Great Reset who sounded more like your stereotypical nαzι from the movies?

In fact, in July of this year, they had planned a "simulation" or "training exercise" like Event 201 for cувєr-atttacks.
https://tinyurl.com/cw6rfp5a

That site (from the World Economic Forum) links to to this ...
https://tinyurl.com/vvnzwx98

Since their CÖVÌD-19 jab distribution has been floundering, perhaps they moved up the "go live" date for their training exercise.