Jake Paul believes in being prepared for a worst-case scenario and takes practical steps like storing food, water, and building supplies.

“I bought like how many percenter blocks two we bought like we bought like thousands of pounds of cinder blocks to create shooting barriers off an sandbags and we bought plywood to board up all the windows and you got like a truckload of water right yeah your psycho military Troy”

Logan Paul recognizes the appeal of a post-apocalyptic scenario and believes he and his brother have a mindset suited for such events.

“I feel like you and I especially like the way we were raised and everything with Greg Griego Gregg Paul yeah which that we're sort of built for like a worst-case scenario post-apocalyptic world 100% where we're really harsh in the way we think we're kind of like a head down chest up just drive drive”

Jennifer Welch finds doomsday prepping to be driven by irrational paranoia and believes survival is undesirable if it requires living with such people.

“I don't want to survive with these people no I want to be taken out with the first wave”

The Good Liars suggest that people who both believe in the Rapture and prepare for doomsday are engaging in contradictory behavior.

“it either you're going in the Rapture or you're prepping why both”