US EditionGasoline when you live in an earthquake prone country
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Gasoline when you live in an earthquake prone country
Yesterday I wrote how I never let dishes build up in the sink when living in Japan, because you don't know when there will be an earthquake that might cut off your water supply. It is just one of the behaviors I have adopted living in an earthquake prone country such as Japan. Another has to do with gasoline.I think I've wrote about it here before, how that when the triple disaster happened in 2011 you couldn't get gasoline for days on end. We w…
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