by the way, would you survive a nuclear bomb?

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by the way, would you survive a nuclear bomb?

-originally a danplan skit

We're gonna start the scenario. we've pissed off Trump enough and he clicks the red button-

OH MY GOSH, A NUCLEAR BOMB. CLOSE AND COVER YOUR EYES!

...

Did you close your eyes?

1. yes.
2. no.

if you didn't, you've gone blind. You got retinal scars- you can't see anymore.  

Anyway.. haha.. we're gonna go a little bit back in time, before the bomb itself dropped, but there is threatening one to fall.

You have to go outside- to get groceries or something

do you wear a black t-shirt, or a white t-shirt?

1. black t-shirt
2. white t-shirt

if you picked the white t-shirt, you're correct. White tends to reflect radiation- while black absorbs thermal radiation

we're talking about a megatron nuclear bomb. If one were to go off, how far away should you be to not get any burns?

how far away?

1. 15 Kilometer- 15000 meters
2. 11 kilometer- 11000 meters
3. 10 kilometer- 10000 meters
4. 8 kilometer- 8000 meters

another way to test if you're far enough, is to hold up your thumb and see if it covers the  whole mushroom cloud. So yes, you're far enough. So no, you're fucked

anyway, you hold up your thumb and it's a little bigger. You need somewhere to hide yourself from the radiation. 

where do you hide?
(We're in New York for this situation, btw)
(+plus, it's for two weeks)

you find something, preferably with thick walls (cement, not wood) What is the first thing you do when you arrive in your bunker/basement?

1. cover the windows?
2. Get undressed and take a shower?
3. see if there's food or water to eat/drink
4. try to call your parents

Take a shower! Yes, it's important to board the windows. But if your clothes happend to be contaminated, it's dangerous to keep them on

you hear someone knock on the door of you ¿cabin?

do you let them in?

i don't really care, this is just your own opinion- it's about morality and stuff (we're not getting into that)

you decide to escape to a rural area where there are not many people. You think it'll be safe when you go there. But these people had the exact same thought you did. "what if this radiation is contagious?"

how do you convince them that it's okay to go into their place?

...

okay, this is it.

The end.