Arizona man called into The Ramsey Show for advice on how to protect his family in case of ‘societal collapse’

Chris of Phoenix is ​​concerned about the “huge civil turmoil” resulting from the collapsed dollar – and it is not believed that president Donald Trump or billionaire Elon Musk can fix the situation.

My father summoned two daughters in a Ramsey show and asked the participants in the flight attendants George Camel and Dr. John Deloni their ideas on how to prepare for “societal collapse”.

Chris says he is concerned about the growing national debt and that he imagined “several decades that it cannot be controlled and may collapse the dollar.”

Even if Trump and you can fix the situation, he does not think he might be “sustainable for a long time for a place that will not be caused by huge civil disorders.”

“Do you all have any of the precious minerals, gemstones, visas, or even ammunition for the purpose of protecting from societal collapse?” Chris asked during a recent episode of Ramsey.

Dr. John Deloni describes himself as an anxious colleague who is also worried about the enlarged national debt, but has no jewels hidden in his backyard (although he has a deep freezer with about a year of meat in it).

Deloni Chris also urged to overcome himself at the present time, because “if you confirm in your mind” that the tragedy comes on your way in the future, “your body responds as if it was happening now,” Deloni said. This takes you away from existence at the present time. This is not necessarily useful.

So what can fears like Chris do to prepare for what is unknown – and live more at the present time?

Before entering precious metals (or lead), Delony suggests returning to the basics. For example, before entering Bio-Hacks to improve life, you will need to master the basics first-such as exercise and eating properly.

The same applies to financial affairs. “Do I owe anyone any money?” Deloni said. Is his family “really free?”

Return to the basics means to be “free” financially. This is where good financial habits can help: build an emergency box, pay debts (starting from the debts of high interests, such as credit card debts and loans) and investing in a varied wallet.