Most people would get out of their car to see if the “person” is ok, then immediately freak out and jump back in their car to drive off. Then what would you do? Well, the first step is to find a place with a plenty of food, first aid kit, firearms, soap, clean clothes, medical gloves, duct tape, and extra gas for your car if you are going on a cross country zombie killing roadtrip. Funny enough, the place that actually has all these items (at least, according to their website) is Walmart. Also, if you happen to find one on your way to run your errands, it would be much easier to carry your items in an RV or larger vehicle if all you have is a beat up Saturn. After all, you never know what might happen out on the road that is crawling with the undead, so it would be best to stock up on supplies rather than just fit what you can in your trunk. However, if you’re not a road trip kind of a person, the next best step is finding a place to stay safe for the next month. This means choosing a place with minimum people (to decrease the chance of infection), plenty of supplies, and small enough so you would know immediately if a zombie broke in instead of it sneaking in and waiting for the right moment to infect you. A place like this would most likely be a middle class house, but you also have to understand that a home with multiple windows or even a skylight is a major target for zombies to break in. Also consider staying on the first floor at all times-if you go in the basement, you’re going to be trapped, and if you go on the second story, you might have zombies break in without your knowledge and you may have to jump out of the window to avoid being infected. So a first story house with minimum windows is probably your best choice to set up as a base. The next step is actually quite the simplest-just wait it out for a month or two. As mentioned above, the apocalypse would
Most people would get out of their car to see if the “person” is ok, then immediately freak out and jump back in their car to drive off. Then what would you do? Well, the first step is to find a place with a plenty of food, first aid kit, firearms, soap, clean clothes, medical gloves, duct tape, and extra gas for your car if you are going on a cross country zombie killing roadtrip. Funny enough, the place that actually has all these items (at least, according to their website) is Walmart. Also, if you happen to find one on your way to run your errands, it would be much easier to carry your items in an RV or larger vehicle if all you have is a beat up Saturn. After all, you never know what might happen out on the road that is crawling with the undead, so it would be best to stock up on supplies rather than just fit what you can in your trunk. However, if you’re not a road trip kind of a person, the next best step is finding a place to stay safe for the next month. This means choosing a place with minimum people (to decrease the chance of infection), plenty of supplies, and small enough so you would know immediately if a zombie broke in instead of it sneaking in and waiting for the right moment to infect you. A place like this would most likely be a middle class house, but you also have to understand that a home with multiple windows or even a skylight is a major target for zombies to break in. Also consider staying on the first floor at all times-if you go in the basement, you’re going to be trapped, and if you go on the second story, you might have zombies break in without your knowledge and you may have to jump out of the window to avoid being infected. So a first story house with minimum windows is probably your best choice to set up as a base. The next step is actually quite the simplest-just wait it out for a month or two. As mentioned above, the apocalypse would