Sometimes you don't have enough things where you are.
You got to get out of town, get the hell out of Dodge.
And so I'm here with the Preppi pack people right now,
and they about to tell us some more
about how to have all the essentials you need
to protect ya neck.
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We live in L.A., and there was an earthquake.
And we looked at each other, and we're like,
"Nobody has any of the right things."
Wow.
You know, if you're in L.A.,
you want to prepare for earthquakes.
If you're in Florida, you want to prepare
for hurricanes.
Hurricanes, gotcha.
So we wanted to make something
that you actually kind of want to buy,
like you would sunglasses or something on the weekend.
So, you can be shopping and see a bag like this
and be like, "Hey, let's be prepared just in case."
Whoa.
Or an earthquake or...
This is a fancy bag.
This is very upscale.
Yeah.
So, we make everything ourselves in downtown L.A.
This is canvas that's waterproof-coated.
Man!
And all made by hand,
So it's kind of like you're getting,
like, a nice bag at Barneys,
except we put all this good survival stuff in it, too.
The first thing you need is food and water.
It's just not ordinary water.
It's special survival water.
You have 24 packs of water
that are tiny little pouches.
Feels good, right?
Kind of feels like ribs, right?
What else you got, buddy?
Food is kind of the same thing.
Shrink down in these bags.
You have the option of the organic supplies.
They still want to eat healthy?
Some people do, but in case you just want to survive,
we also have these, which are called
Datrex Bars, and this is, like,
the military-grade stuff, nuclear-proof.
They kind of taste like coconut shortbread.
You've already tried it?
Yeah.
Of course.
We try everything.
You want to try one?
Nah.
A perfect pack for me is your loaf of bread,
a little peanut butter.
Is this the same soap that they have
at The London in New York, because this looks like...
Yeah, Malin+Goetz stuff.
You know this stuff.
Definitely need to wash your hair
if the world is about to end.
Oh!
Bluetooth speaker.
This is a radio that will also charge your phone.
It's solar-powered.
What's that?
So, it's also cranked, so if it's cloudy out --
right?
-- you just go like this.
[ Crank whining ]
For a couple minutes, and then you have the ability
to charge your iPhone or your iPad.
This is a satellite communicator.
So, this pairs with your phone.
And then, no matter what's going on,
it has a satellite uplink and you can send text messages.
The stuff that you have here could be very useful
to the people on the islands in Puerto Rico.
A lot of the people that were tweeting were using this...
Really?
...to communicate, yeah.
We have like five different levels of kit now,
going from $95, now $10,000, so...
$10,000?
Yeah.
We want to make sure everyone is prepared, you know?
Whether it's, like, the schoolteacher,
you can buy a $90 one,
Or if you're the type of person that can afford a $10,000 bag,
we got you covered there, too.
What comes in the $10,000 bag?
Well, this is the model that we're --
the Prepster Black -- what we're looking at.
This is the $10,000 bag.
I want -- I want a $10,000 bag.
I think, having a fashionable bag
gives you a higher level of survival instinct.
So, with everything going on in the world today,
and with the political climate that we have,
have you seen an increase in sales?
Yes, we have.
Yeah, something kind of happened around the election.
And then, you know, there's been some crazy weather.
These hurricanes have been happening.
Sales have gone up
because people are actively wanting to have,
like, a little backup plan.
We have a lot of, like, other crazy tech.
It gets a little bit more ridiculous.
I see you got the orange gloves,
along with the rope,
in case we need to climb or something?
Yeah.
If you're on the second story and need to get down,
and the door passageway is blocked,
you can rappel down.
You throw the rope?
Yeah, you do the little thing like a cartoon, and then...
Use your sexy gloves to escape.
Yep.
Very sexy gloves right here.
Man, this stuff looks like something
I would wear in a video.
I'm not gonna lie, this is some nice stuff.
And just in case?
Giant chocolate.
The most expensivest chocolate we could find, yeah.
Just in case you have a sweet tooth
while you're running from zombies.
That's not the only bar we have in the bag.
We also have a gold bar.
You need some gold bars, now.
Keep it in your wallet all the time.
A gold credit card?
And it's cool because those little pieces are there.
Let's say you had to buy gas, and they're like,
"Oh, the credit-card machine is down."
You take one of those little chips off,
you go, "Hey, dude, this is worth 50 bucks."
You think people will accept it?
It's pure, solid gold.
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[ Buzzer ]
Aaah!
[ Zombies snarling ]
How many of these have you got?
So, that's -- that's one, right there.
That's worth -- I know this is one.
How many -- That's $2,500 worth of gold.
It's $2,500?
That's $2,500.
What you'll take for it?
[ Chuckles ] $2,500, yeah.
I need to get one of these bags.
Now, I don't know if they told you,
or if you read the fine print
or even the back of the contract.
It says, "The host, 2 Chainz,
which would be me...
[ Laughs ]
is allowed to get one or two items of the product
that he is promoting -- or he or she."
Yeah, we take credit cards, or cash is fine.
Oh, my God.
So...
I want one of these guys, just in case.
You could just start trading your rings for us.
Yeah, these cost way more than $2,500.
If you're feeling really sentimental about it,
you might not want to...
Let's be clear.
[ Laughter ]
Look, thank you, man.
We got real gold in case the apocalypse comes.
We have chocolate, walkie-talkies, Bluetooth.
We have solar-powered phone chargers.
You know, there it is, man.
Get at these guys.
I think they have your survival needs.
And I'm your host, 2 Chainz,
or as they call me on the streets,
Deucey Baby.
"Most Expensivest: Protect Ya Neck."
Pow!
Pow.
was when somebody made eye contact with them.
Yo, yo, yo, what up?
It's your player partner checking in -- 2 Chainz.
And I'm here at Wayne Newton's own crib,
his palace, his dig.
And he told me he's never had a problem.
Me?
I don't believe that.
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I got people here that say, if there's a problem go down,
you got to be ready.
Adventure Combat Ops, they gonna show you the real get-down
on how to get down if it go down.
You dig?
Hey, man, how you doing?
'Sup, man?
Good to see you.
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I brought Scarlett with me here.
Hey, Scarlett, how you doing?
Hi.
Pleasure to meet you.
I'm 2 Chainz.
Tell me what y'all got going on, man.
Biggest thing we got going on is making sure we're always ready
and preparing for the inevitable.
So, if I just, you know, you'll be ready?
Oh, yeah.
Well, try to be ready.
Okay.
So -- So, what's your background?
I was in the Marine Corps.
Back then, when I served,
women weren't allowed to be in combat positions.
Wow.
So, when I deployed,
they needed females to be out there to search the women.
So, I was one out of like 300 men clearing houses.
How was that?
I loved it.
It was awesome.
What's up with you?
Give me your background, bro.
So, I started off in the Airborne Rangers,
then from there, went on to Delta Force after that.
So, you jumped out of planes?
Once or twice.
Yeah, my father did that.
Did he?
You got to kind of be -- I don't know.
Got to like to chase the adrenaline.
You got to have, like, real love for adrenaline
to be doing that.
What are some of the tips that you guys could give me
on surviving?
A lot of people keep their head down
when they're walking around.
Eye contact.
Some of the biggest things that criminals will tell you,
that was their biggest deterrent
is when somebody made eye contact with them.
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What else?
I always like to have a fallback plan.
I'm always looking around.
If something goes south, where am I gonna go
and what am I gonna do?
Okay.
Never get relaxed.
Always be prepared for whatever.
I got you.
Tell me, what you guys got?
What are you selling?
So, we take some of our background
with special operations, jazz it up with a little bit
of the Vegas apocalypse that we made.
So, you guys have a facility where people can go
and actually play this whole thing out?
Yep, that we do.
We basically built a neighborhood indoors,
put all these special effects in there.
And you get teamed up with a real special-ops hero,
and you get to run a special-ops mission.
You got real guns, real explosions, helicopters.
You get to run a mission on an insurgent training camp.
We've got the zombies in there.
Why?
Because that's all the craze right now.
That sounds rad, dude.
So, you gonna --
You say you're gonna have helicopters
and stuff blowing up?
Won't blow up the helicopters,
so we'll make sure we keep those two separate.
But we blow stuff up and use helicopters.
One of the things that I'm most curious of
is what a zombie apocalypse would be like.
I think probably the real-world scenario of zombie apocalypse
is really just chaos and mayhem when it's breaking out,
when you've got total breakdown on law of the land.
And you know, the zombie apocalypse
could potentially be real.
The others think it's just a metaphor
for Armageddon when it comes.
Yeah, I see where you're going with that.
There's some bad stuff brewing.
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Scarlett: It's not all gonna be military,
so we need to have civilians out there.
We need to be able to help them and guide them
and teach them and train them.
We've actually taken a bunch of white-collar executives
out in the desert for three days,
taught them everything from survival
to land navigation to marksmanship
to field-expedient camping.
You give them survival kits,
or they just kind of got to wing it?
How does that go?
Pretty scripted.
People show up.
It's kind of like
a piece of Universal Studios.
Oh, man.
So, they're gonna get the equipment and get the weapons.
We'll give them a little "training class" on it.
But it's not real training.
It's all about entertaining.
So, what would this cost?
It ranges anywhere from about $120 to $199.
Okay.
The biggest one that we have built, it's so legit --
no kidding -- we had a young couple
in their 20s pay over $11,000
to come out with us for the day and experience this --
For the day? $11,000 for the day?
Just a couple, yeah.
They must have had an awesome time on the crap tables
in order to do that, man.
[ Laughs ]
So, look, world,
the white-collar people getting a head-up on it.
Y'all got to learn how to survive,
y'all got to take this serious.
And let's just pray that we don't have anything happen
in the near future
where we have to use any of this stuff.
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