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States, in particular those with cities with large populations (California, New York, Texas), have been thriving on extremely wealthy individuals and companies for years now. With mass amounts of income, almost every aspect of life is getting more expensive, except regular working people can’t seem to keep up. With the nation currently thriving, the economy hitting all-time highs, and unemployment at an all time low, it seems as if the citizens should be thriving as well. With homelessness through the roof, housing more expensive than ever, gas prices getting hiked, extremely high health insurance costs, and the political mess we have going on in our country, regular citizens should be worried about their security should disaster strike sending this country into turnmoil.

Imagine the doomsday scenario that everyone’s been talking about actually came, and a nuclear bomb hit downtown Los Angeles. Home to almost 4 million people, Los Angeles is known as a place that packs it’s land to full capacity. Everything within a 5 mile radius would be completely destroyed, with the extremely intense light and heat generated from the fireball igniting fires in areas up to 100 square miles away. The city would likely eventually turn into a massive fire, destroying structures and the lives of people who survived the initial blast.

God forbid it doesn’t, but what would happen to people if something like that were to occur in a highly populated city like Los Angeles for New York City? Medical bills and costs of rebuilding/relocating would be through the roof, most people would loose their jobs, and almost everyone would have to virtually start over. It’s interesting to think about that how that would go for someone that was already struggling to get a job or was living paycheck to paycheck.