The busy life has suddenly become what it is now, and everyone is inevitably a little uncomfortable with it. So apart from daily life, everyone basically chats online. After all, there is really nothing else to do in life. Not to mention, even playing cards will make your hands feel cold. These days are really hard to bear.

"It's still quite cold in the neighborhood playing cards. How can I get warmer? I feel like my hands can't even hold the cards anymore. What should I do in a situation like this?"

"Besides lighting the stove, what else can we do? If your community has enough people, then we can talk about it. If not, then we can only hold on like this. It's better than freezing to death. It's minus 7 degrees Celsius outside today."

"We had a pretty good time at first because we could play cards with friends, but since we all live quite far from each other, things got a bit complicated. At first, we could drive back and forth, and although we definitely won't be able to refuel later, we still have power, so we can still drive."

"Besides, I suddenly don't have to go to work anymore, and we have enough supplies at home, so I feel pretty good under such circumstances. So I run around outside every day. But now the weather is too cold, minus 6 or 7 degrees Celsius. It's okay to run around in the car, right? Because the car has electricity, and we have a little bit of gas at home. Since two cars are not running now, we can definitely supply another car. The round trip is really far, but it doesn't matter. It's not that we can't bring bicycles, we even have electric cars, right? But it's too cold when playing cards, it's really unbearable!"

"Yes, my hands and feet are cold while playing cards, which is really unbearable. But if we are asked to equip ourselves with heating equipment, it seems a bit uneconomical. After all, various energy sources are really a rip-off these days."

"Who says it's not? You guys still have the leisure to play cards, that's really amazing. We can't even do ordinary things here, it's really enough. If we want to collect supplies, we regret not going earlier. We can only stomp our feet outside and wait."

"Anyone who can happily go out and play at this time is not an ordinary person. They must have a lot of good things, right? Otherwise, how can they have the confidence to go out and play? If they are like us, they are worried about whether they will have the next meal, or at least worry about whether they will have the next meal after this batch of supplies is finished. Now there is nothing in the store. I don't know how they can feel like going out and playing."

"These people must have ample supplies. How can we compare? I really envy them. Don't let me run into them, or I'll definitely teach them a lesson."

At this time of panic, things like this do happen, so no one dares to go out recently.

Tempers have become very bad, and I worry about exploding at any moment, so staying in my own community is the safest option. However, gradually, people in the community have become a little impatient. Judging from various information, we are indeed in a dangerous period of rapid growth...

"I feel like the surrounding environment has become a little less safe. Since the temperature has been dropping faster and faster, fewer and fewer people are going outside. People won't go far away, so I have to pay attention to whether the places nearby are safe and don't go out casually."

"Wasn't it true that many communities couldn't install those anti-theft windows from the outside before? Then everyone switched to panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, which made them even less necessary. But they're no longer very useful now. Yesterday, I heard that someone smashed the windows on the first floor of the neighboring community and took away a lot of supplies. You said you could move out of the house, but where are you going to fix the windows now? Are people going to freeze to death in their homes? The weather is getting colder every day. I don't know what these people are thinking. I really don't understand."

"Yeah, if you really don't have any supplies, you can just go out and look for them yourself. Many places are actually unattended now, right? But you go to other people's homes to take supplies and even disrupt their winterization measures. I can't understand that. It's really too much."

"Let's not talk about this for now. It's already happened. There should be other people helping to deal with it now, but we also need to be careful, especially those living on the lower floors. Although it's more convenient for us to live, it's also easier for people to steal our things. We have to think it through and be careful where we need to be careful. Don't worry about it. Prepare all the weapons you can."

"If you need anything, you can come and exchange it with me. I run a hardware store and have some related items, but I need to exchange them in kind. I believe everyone can understand at this time!"

There is no such thing as a free lunch, especially now that things have come to this point. Who would share things with others without hesitation? Especially in such a dangerous time.

Although no one said anything related openly in the group, quite a few people had done this in advance. They all contacted each other privately, and bought everything they could while their phones still had power. Some people's phones didn't last long, and they even started thinking about exchanging supplies for new phones. It wasn't so convenient before, but now there's only a short time at night, and the phone will run out of power after an all-nighter. Without some reserve power, it really won't work.

"How do you maintain your battery life? Even though phone bills and other things are free now, the signal is definitely getting worse. How can we avoid these kinds of troubles? I'm really confused."

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