If it were real, I'd be deep underground. I'm inside a showroom version of the BombNado Disaster Shelter in Montebello, California, to see what it's like living in a nuclear bunker. Or maybe it's the fact I'd have to live in this nuclear bomb shelter for the rest of my life if the apocalypse ever struck. Maybe it's the metal ladder interrupting the feng shui of the room. I'm looking for where I could put books, or at the very least, a stash of canned beans and bottled water to stay alive. The room is small, just enough to fit a bunk bed, a padded bench, a ladder in the middle and an air filtration system, but not much else, not even a toilet. I am trying really hard to make this nuclear bomb shelter feel like a home. This is part of our Road Trip 2018 summer series " Taking It to Extremes," which looks at what happens when people mix everyday tech with insane situations.
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