Ok, I'm just going to tell you if it's really bad, or if gets like really, really bad, which, trust me, if it can get that bad with just that tiny little hiccup that you just now mentioned in 2020, etc, but and/or anyway, if it gets a lot worse than that (use your own judgement at the time, etc) then get out of the city if your in one, and have a plan for that first of all, etc, but if it's really bad, get as far away from any city, especially larger cities, as you can, think about taking extra gasoline with you in order to get away far enough, or at least further than everyone else with maybe not as much gas, always keep close to a full tank in your vehicle always, besides the extra, but have this location already picked out way, way out, or up in the wilderness somewhere, etc, practice going to it so you always know where it is at, and how to get to it, think about burying some supplies and basic survival tools/essentials there, and marking it but only with an obvious to you marker, etc, and make it so that you have to hike out or up to it, a mile or two (at least) away from any roads, even gravel or dirt ones, way far away from any cities or towns or settlements, and plan on learning how to survive there for a while, and increase your knowledge in that or those areas right now, etc. And maybe after a few years you can try coming back down, or out, and taking over an abandoned house, or piece of land, or something like that, etc, but it's going to be absolute chaos pretty much everywhere for the first year or two or so, but if you can survive that, then you'll start to maybe have options again, as there will be a lot less people around, and what did survive might be starting to be forming back together a little bit (maybe) again, etc, and maybe you can join one of those maybe, etc. But have that kind of plan in place at least if it's ever going to get really, really bad, etc. It doesn't take all that much to always keep your gas tank nearly full, have a couple extra cans of gas, and pick a spot like that that you can get to somewhere, and bury or hide a few materials or supplies there a mile or two away from any roads, etc, and have that as a "just in case" kind of thing. Also what you might be able to take with you in a car or truck, and have a good larger backpack for hiking in and out until you abandon the vehicle completely after that, etc. Survivalism, bushcraft camping, outdoors, hiking skills, foraging, and a knowledge of plants, and seeing what you could get started for a small garden there by having a seed bank, and hunting skills, and the tools for that, food preservation up there in that area/bug out location, and make sure there is a year long fresh water source nearby, doesn't have to be big, but fresh water available there yearly, or throughout the year, sawyer water filters to filter it unless you want to have to boil it all, and other things, etc.
Whew...
Ok, so I talked some.
There's more though. There is always more, etc. But this was just a very quick "with what I could get out of my mouth right now" flyby, etc.
People are not ready, etc.
God Bless.