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As a power out continues people get desperate. They stop thinking clearly and take risks that can have deadly consequences. We know it seems simple, but a quick reminder about carbon monoxide to a friend or family member who is experiencing the rolling blackouts could save lives.
Also, when a crisis is happening, and it doesn't affect you personally, your reaction should be self-reflection, not shaming. A desire to improve the quality of safety in your own life, not gawk at the lack of safety in someone else's.
Do you have a working fire extinguisher? Are your own smoke/carbon monoxide alarms working? Is your space heater plugged into the wall? If you have kids, is your furniture anchored? Are your window blind cords secured? Are your cleaning products locked up?
It all sounds common sense. It all sounds easy. That's why people forget. Life is busy and you get complacent. If you're lucky enough to be safe and warm right now, please take some time to think about safety in your own home.
Thanks for that I've never been more ashamed of the people in share this country with then when I jumped on here to see what everyone said
I always knew this account was absolute top tier
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