FIRST AID KITS AND PREPROGRAMMED RADIO PACKAGES AT https://kentuckysustainableliving.com/ When systems fail and desperation takes over, who do you help — and who do you turn away? In this episode of Clickbait & Coffee, we tackle one of the most difficult and overlooked topics in preparedness: the moral and practical reality of helping others during a crisis. Most people imagine they’ll “help everyone” when disaster strikes — but the truth is, resources are finite. Food, water, medicine, security, and energy run out fast. Without a plan, good intentions can turn into dangerous mistakes. In today’s show, we break down: ✔ Why helping everyone is impossible (and dangerous) ✔ How desperation changes human behavior ✔ The math behind survival and resource limits ✔ Who should come first when resources are limited ✔ How to balance OPSEC with humanity ✔ The types of people you should NOT help ✔ How to help without exposing yourself or your family ✔ Why boundaries must be set before a crisis begins ✔ The difference between charity and survival This conversation is essential for preppers, homesteaders, self-reliant families, off-grid households, and anyone preparing for grid-down events, economic collapse, supply-chain failures, or long-term emergencies. Preparedness isn’t just about gear — it’s about decisions under pressure. Thinking through these scenarios now can prevent fear-driven choices later. ☕ Join the conversation and tell us in the comments: Where do YOU draw the line when it comes to helping others? ? If you value real-world preparedness, hit Like, Subscribe, and Share to help grow a community focused on resilience, responsibility, and practical readiness. #preparedness #prepping #preppercommunity #survival #selfreliance #homesteading #offgridliving #shtf #griddown #emergencypreparedness #crisispreparedness #ethicalprepping #communitypreparedness #mutualaid #opsec #resilientliving #sustainableliving #clickbaitandcoffee #kentuckysustainableliving #survivalmindset #preppers