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Explaining A Zombie Apocalypse
How I would handle a zombie apocalypse is when it all starts to happen when everyone goes crazy. I would first go to a grocery store and get as much as food cans as possible. From what I have watched of The Walking Dead you do not want to be in town because that is where all the zombies will be. So I would probably go out to Concordia, Kansas where we have land and live with my grandpa if i'm with my dad. If i'm with my mom then I would go to my grandma's house right outside of Concordia or with my grandpa gary on my mom's side to Jamestown. To have a zombie apocalypse start would be very stressful I would think. Especially for me. I would probably go with my mom because my dad would probably go to salina for my Aunt and then go to my grandpas
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