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In reply to the discussion: STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Wednesday, 8 February 2012 [View all]DemReadingDU
(16,002 posts)54. I think his attitude comes from the war
He was a 20 year old Marine who served in Vietnam during the 1968 TET offensive. During that time, he often was faced with bleak circumstances, little food, people dying, as well as he had to be innovative and creative. His attitude is that he survived that, he can survive anything. But he forgets he is now Medicare age.
And definitely I agree with you, better to have some extra preparations, than nothing. Because there are times that we have lost electricity for a day or 2, and it's been good that I planned ahead.
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