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Gottstein: How To Survive The Zombie Apocalypse

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Gottstein, Jenny. "How to Survive the Zombie Apocalypse (And Other Disasters)." Adequate Man. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Apr. 2016. Gottstein tells you that you should be very nice to others and do not be a jerk, because you never know who you are going to run into during a zombie outbreak. He talks about how to make your own first kit and how to pack a bag. You should pack things such as; clean socks, underwear, radio, batteries, flashlight, pocket knife, and water. He also talks about, you should know how to dress a wound and do CPR. You cannot get away from zombies if you are carry heavy loads, that’s why you should pack light. Ryan, Patrick. "An Educational Invasion from 'The Walking Dead ' - USATODAY.com." USATODAY.COM.

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