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When he was speaking, he was describing what he saw, and what he felt

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Why did the first responders not help them.

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Why did they go to Neighbors first

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He was speaking calmly and knew what he was going to say before he actually said it.

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Why does the government care more about rebuilding things than getting people the help they need?

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My family camper is in a storage unit near a river so when the recent flood warning happened it would have been completely destroyed but because my Dad knows one of the people that lives around so they were able to take the camper to higher ground.

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He was describing, his past like we were with him. He described what it was like in his shoes.

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Just like "The Voyage of James Caird," this is more evidence that team work is one of the most important parts of survival.

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Daniel talked really fast and the other guy was much more clear and articulate with his words. Daniel and his family survived because a neighbor told him and his family to leave.

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when you need help and cant call 911 a nabor could also help save your life or someone else's thats why people need to talk to their nabors so they could solve issues

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On page 2 of the transcript, the man reflects on how he ran into the street to find someone who had a generator. This can relate to other stories that we have read this unit. It really does reinforce that teamwork is one of the most important parts of survival.

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When Prof. Aldrich was says that in the end of the day, your neighbors will be the closest thing to surviving in a disaster.

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I noticed Daniel was talking fast. It's like he his thoughts were going so fast cause he experienced it.

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It reminded me of The Seventh Man.

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Daniel wouldn't take a second to breath when talking. He was fast paced and direct. Yet smart with the way he talked.

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I've had to run into the street asking for things before so i can relate to the guy who did that on page 2.

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Just because every fisherman got their own boats why do they seperate themselves and go solo is it because if they do work togther then they have to share the earning? Or like what is the reason behind going solo?

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Its really crazy how the more you think about what Aldrich said on page 2 "In Kobe in 1995, if you knew where your neighbors slept because the earthquake was very early in the morning, you knew where to dig in the rubble to find them early enough in the process for them to survive." the more it makes sense. It also gets you thinking tho, if this happens would anyone know where to find you.

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Why did the government not help the neighborhoods.

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Why did the government not help?