The family that lives in the house across from me just packed up

[Eko]

A u haul and left with 2 other vehicles. Pretty sure they didn't move out as they left a big camper trailer that has to cost over 60k and a bunch of other things. They bugged out for sure.

[babylonsister]

1. What state, though none are particularly safe. :( nt

[gibraltar72]

2. Denial.

[uponit7771]

7. 👍

[Demovictory9]

11. lol

[Eko]

6. Pa.

Its a small city and we live on the outskirts of it. Lots of farmland. Seemed a bit like they were over reacting.

[babylonsister]

9. I'll say; maybe they were hurrying to

visit someone who suddenly got sick, also not advisable.

[Runningdawg]

3. The people across from me

seem to be hosting ALL their relatives. Normally there is one car and a panel truck there (the guy does some type of mobile repair) but for the last few weeks there have been 2 RVs, a smaller winnebago, 2 cars and a truck pulling a uhaul. All total I would say at least 8-10 adults, 12-16 children (under 6) and about 20 dogs.
I'm not sure how that's better than where they came from, but they don't stay put either. It's a constant stream of people coming and going.

[frazzled]

4. Some people have country places or cabins to go to

If I did, which I don't, I probably would have gotten out of this building and this city too.

[MineralMan]

12. The problem with that is that health care facilities

out in the boonies are not ready to treat CV patients. People forget that, and it can take up to 2 weeks for symptoms to appear.

In some cases, bugging out will be a very, very bad idea.

[HipChick]

5. A family across from me did the same thing yesterday..

Movers were all wearing masks and gloves..

[forthemiddle]

13. Maybe they were just moving?

My husband and I are moving in 2 weeks, but we actually have until the end of the month to move out of our current house. We also will have a uhaul, but may keep a few things here until everything is organized at the new place. Does that mean we are bugging out?

Not everything is a conspiracy, it just happens that we signed onto a new lease before the lockdown was called, and I’m not waiting. I am excited about moving into our new place, and it will give me something to look forward to in this otherwise depressing time.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

8. I've seen a similar situation, Eko.

A young couple in a house across from me runs a business out of their large garage supplying setups for large meetings and conferences, a business that obviously crashed. I believe one of the parents is very wealthy.

Suddenly last week they seemed to not be staying in the house and I'm guessing they're off with the wealthy parents at a remote retreat somewhere.

[Demovictory9]

10. follow them!

just kidding

my former co-worker has owned a bug out place for years and an extra vehicle only meant to be driven in a SHTF scenario. He was the odd duck at work... now he's he smart one.

He was paranoid, believed in some conspiracy theories. Didn't call his place a "bug out" place but from description I could tell its purpose. and one day his car was in the shop and he was bummed about putting any miles on this extra vehicle.