Do you have an emergency plan in case of a natural disaster?

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Max Orfield

student

“Yes I do; earthquakes, since we’re in Cali.”

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Kyle Slaght

receiver/stocker at Lowe’s

“Nope. The closet thing to a plan that I have is to be aware and ready to act as needed in the event of an emergency.”

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Angelica Vidaurri

student

“No, we don’t have an emergency backup plan, but we are planning to have a backup plan.”

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Mark Richards

government analyst

“Yes, we have an emergency and contingency plan for various situations.”