$4.5 Million Bought an Abandoned Missile Silo Before the Outbreak Changed Everything | Creepypasta

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  @timjameson6023 · 6 months ago

  June sounds like a karen demanding to know whos in charge so she could complain.

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• ST

  @steveturansky9031 · 6 months ago

  Note to self. Get some disposable drones to fly away, making noise and dragging ribbons, to lead the clusters away.

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• FO

  @Foodie_Tunes · 6 months ago

  June should have been left topside the first time she questioned instructions.

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• AL

  @alaskanlass · 6 months ago (edited)

  A couple of lessons I learned early in life, You Can't Save Everyone, and No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.

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• AN

  @anomaly2990 · 6 months ago

  I paid for this silo. You have food , water and shelter. If you don't like it, GTFO.

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• SH

  @shunnedone5010 · 6 months ago

  I would kick the family , that was not planned for  , out the first time they questioned me.  OUT OR DIE .   I bought  it,  i built it, its MINE.  DO what i say or die.  They are damn lucky to be there anyway.  The fact that the owner didn't establish supreme authority the first day, with the first time someone questioned them, is a failing  that would set the tone from then on. it lets people know that you can be questioned or told what to do.  EVERYONE , that she brought down there should be kissing her ass out of gratitude for their lives.  If you build something like that and plan to take others down, you need to have a system set up , that only you have access codes , to food, to supplies,  for the firearms .  To where you can not be killed.  If you are , they starve, and suffocate. Make yourself the ONLY ruler. The fact that she puts up with being question, makes her a fool and anything bad that happens from this point on is on her and she deserves to have shit taken from her.  Tired of stupid ass main characters .

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  @melissawatsonclark · 6 months ago

  Personally. June would have been escorted out the first day after she started complaining and challenging me when I had just provided her whole family a safe place to be.

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• AK

  @akllera · 6 months ago

  Exactly why you don&apos;t bring in people not in your group. This follows the way these stories go. <br>Always someone testing the established chain of command.

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• AN

  @anomaly2990 · 6 months ago

  I spent $30 fortifying my dog house for a zombie apocalypse.

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• NE

  @Nebram2025 · 6 months ago (edited)

  I can grasp what lesson the storyteller was trying to put into the story but dam, June June June. &nbsp;I couldn&apos;t listen to it anymore. &nbsp;Almost like a movie that makes the villain too powerful; it is just too much. &nbsp;If I was the one who bought the silo I would have either make her leave or throw her out, otherwise I would have to treat her like a zombie.

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• KA

  @kathrinegrube5002 · 3 months ago

  For saving her dad and their lives to begin with June sure is not thankful

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  @NatanaelParedes-f8o · 6 months ago

  I liked this story a lot, especially the more human touch that was added. <br><br>I&apos;d like to think that if the zombie apoclayce ever did happen that something like this would happen. Peiple helping.