For me a GHB is the key option. IMO, there really two types of GHB, in an urban/ suburban setting. The first is the one u r really carrying with you as u walk thru ur day. Its design presumes u may have to go thru metal detection or inspection to enter certain office or government buildings or sports / entertainment venues. If possible, tht kit contains a good multi tool. My choice LM Wace+ and a small (~2.3-2.5” ,single blade folder w. pocket clip. Say a Spyderco Dragonfly, serrated blade ( better to cut loose from a set belt, etc.). If no blade is the rule, I will substitute a short needle - nose pliers, pocket reversible screwdriver (flat tip and Phillips head). Both versions also contain a P-38 or P-51 can opener and a Silcock key. ( either a standard 4 head one or which is a heavy y4oz.s or a lighter one with the two most common water heads and a an elevator door key and electric box key, 1.6 oz.s. 10’ , 2” Flat roll of Gorilla Tape, 25’ of 550 cord, 2 long black Zip-Ties. The “ carry” bag is heavy on trauma supplies, daily meds for a day or two, useful daily meds ( and decongestants, caffeine tablets, chewable baby aspirins,), a very good water purifier straw ( virus filtration and chemical rated) , backed -up with flat vinyl water bags, coffee filters and flat holder , to rough filter water, iodine tabs & neutralizer, tea bag, am-fm arm band/ ear bud radio, a 2AAA flashlight , a Fenix E12 V-2 one AA flashlight and headband strap, an e-lite small headlamp, 10 sour ball candies & 5oz.s M&Ms. Not less than $500 in bills, 2 one hundred dollar bills ( the world’s passkey) the rest in $20 or under bills, ( more emergency money on my person). Finally, my I-Phone has a 150% back-up , Mophie like, battery case on it and I have , in the bag’s security pocket, an extra credit card , photo ID, photos of my Driver’s License and medical Insurance and condition cards and a Tide pen and tissues.
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I’ll run over the second type , car carried, GHB72Hour kit in a subsequent posting. But , as a hint , the car kit adds, among other things like SS single wall water bottles, principally E&E tools. A Gerber LMF II knife, Knipex 8” wire and bolt cutter, the 4-way Silcock Key, an 11” inch Stilleto Tools titanium nail-puller bar & with the kit, but not in it, the master light survival edged tool,the Ontario SPAX-16 ,13”, ~2.5lb., 5160 tool steel, black oxide coated, hand axe/ breached tool/ pry bar / pad lock breaker/ manhole lifter/ concrete black breaker/ makeshift shovel/ water & gas shutoff wrench
