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>> on new year's eve, 1999, i was prepared for the world to shut down. >> for a growing number of people, the year 2000 is not a milestone, as much as it is a sign of some sort of impending chaos. >> at home, i got lots of water, generator, flashlights, batteries, canned foods. >> so what do you think is going to happen? >> i think there's going to be riots. >> get ready, one of the books, computer failures will shut down electric utilities, prison gates will swing open at midnight, terrorist attacks will occur in larger cities, and wild dog packs will roam the streets. and many of these books...

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Chaos. >> at home i got lots of water, generator, flashlights, batteries, canned food. >> what do you think's going to happen? >> i think there's going to be riots. >> get ready. computer failures will shut down electric utilities, prison gates will swing open at midnight, terrorist attacks will occur in larger cities, and wild dog packs will roam the streets. many of these books recommend stockpiling weapons as a precaution. >> i just wanted to be prepared in case anything happens for y2k.

>> at home i got lots of water, generator, flashlights, batteries, canned food. >> what do you think's going to happen? >> i think there's going to be riots. >> get ready. computer failures will shut down electric utilities, prison gates will swing open at midnight, terrorist attacks will occur in larger cities and wild dog packs will roam the streets. many of these books recommend stockpiling weapons as a precaution. >> i just wanted to be prepared in case anything happens for y2k. inferior phone detected. (woman) what is happening? (robot) you can get the samsung galaxy s9 for just $9 per mo...

Only the last two digits assuming the first two are always 19. >> the problem was not the computer would think that it's 1900. the problem was it wouldn't know what to do. it would just break down and go can't process this. >> it could trigger widespread computer failures, blackouts and breakdowns from home appliances to the global financial system. >> if we left things as they are right now, the military would effectively shut down. >> the pentagon will spend at least $4 billion to defuse the millennium bomb and pentagon officials are confident that they'll do it, but critics claim they start...