Going with B on this one—FEMA always seems to be publishing those discouraging stats about how unprepared most folks are. Wouldn’t put it past them to toss out another percentage for us to fret over! As much as I’d love to see “frog’s legs” become the new gold standard in emergency preps (imagine the dinner parties during a blackout), I suspect that’s just wishful thinking from someone with too many frogs in

Honestly, I have to agree—B sounds exactly like something FEMA would say just to keep us all on our toes (and maybe buying more flashlights). The frog’s legs headline made me laugh though—imagine storing those next to the canned beans! Still, now I’m very curious about carrot juice and cataclysms… do you think if we started that rumor, kids would finally drink their veggies?

It’s the carrot juice one that got me giggling—if only survival was as easy as stocking up on rabbit food and hoping for the best! Honestly, I can just picture FEMA coming out with a "Drink your carrots, save your skin!" campaign and someone’s grandma taking it very seriously.

But B feels like the safe bet here. Those FEMA stats always make the rounds and, let’s face it, most people I know couldn’t find a flashlight in their own kitchen drawer. Still, I wish A was real just for the sheer weirdness of trying to tuck a couple of frog’s legs into an emergency kit. Maybe next year it’ll be chocolate or pickled herring?

Has anyone here ever actually tried carrot juice during a blackout, just for kicks? I’m all for a little experiment if it’ll bump up my “preparedness level”—even if it’s only in the vitamin department!