Already you run across people in the cities who'll kill you for a hamburger. One man cited a trip he once took through a third world country as evidence that women should not rely on their ability to trade sex for food with a well-prepared man during a Y2K crisis.
Sex becomes a cheap commodity.
K survivalists recommend moving into the country, far away from the gangs of hungry looters they expect will be roaming city streets once food shipments halt and the financial system breaks down. Business, he says, is brisk. He's quick to point out that he discounts his food to make it affordable for his fellow survivalists. Hiatt isn't the only one basing a business plan on dire Y2K predictions. Scottsdale resident Russ Voorhees, a utopian author and urban planner, is leveraging fears about the coming millennium to pitch a new real estate development he calls Heritage Farms 2000.