Lou Dobbs Death and Costco's 'Apocalypse Bucket'
Lou Dobbs, a cable news pioneer who supported Donald Trump, has died at 78. Meanwhile, Costco is selling an emergency dinner kit dubbed 'the apocalypse bucket' that lasts 25 years and provides 150 meal servings.
Key Points
- Readywise Emergency Food Bucket has 150 meal servings and lasts 25 years
- Costco selling the bucket for $79.99
- Product provides a variety of meal options and a sense of readiness
- Some skepticism and humor surrounding the concept
Pros
- Provides 150 freeze-dried and dehydrated meal servings
- Lasts up to 25 years on the shelf
- Offers a sense of normalcy and comfort during challenging times
Cons
- May be seen as unnecessary panic buying
- Questions about availability of fresh water during an actual apocalypse
- Some concerns about the chemical content of the meals