looting

Where i live they keep opioids in a safe when the store is not open.

There have been cases where the thieves came through the roof with a chain saw bypassing the alarm system only to find no opioids and a good safe.

if you are going to attempt looting - its no good " going retail " - thats where every idiot with no idea will be

go big - or go without

originally posted by: Soloprotocol
a reply to: CornishCeltGuy
Yip. Whilst everyone else is in Sainsbury's punching several colours of # out of each other over Nylons, bog roll and tinned goods i'll be at the Chemist grabbing as much and as many different types of drugs as I can get my hands on.

Not because i need those drugs but because I know other people do and I can barter. A rucksack full of insulin, opioids, and antibiotics will go farther than a rucksack full off tights, arse wipe and spaghetti hoops.

My drug is quite obscure, I think you would miss it out in your looting. I'd be filling my bag with it while you concentrate on the oramorph and such like.
I would be looting solely to be able to continue walking straight.
Once I ran out I'd be screwed.

a reply to: ANNED
Nursing and old age residential homes in my area would be the easiest for opioids, just some crappy locked cupboard easy to get into.
Not the drugs I need though and luckily mine is not controlled so I'd only have to hop over the counter and rummage through the drawers and shelves.

I have a feeling everything would be empty very very fast.

Hunkering down is no good if your surrounding environment is highly compromised

Roads would be backed for days, boats would be ideal if weather permitting

People would turn on each other real fast