When it comes to states which are the most prepared for a zombie apocalypse, Pennsylvania, well, isn't among them.
, as a company that’s well versed in different types of insurances and the disasters they keep an eye out for, became “curious as to which states are the most and least prepared” for a “Night of the Living Dead”-type scenario.
Final rankings placed Pennsylvania in the 46th overall spot, meaning the state is the fifth least prepared for zombies. The rest of the states fleshing out the bottom five were New York , Florida , Texas , and California . Furthermore, over one in 10 respondents found the coming of a zombie apocalypse as “inevitable,” and nearly 25 percent “don’t find it weird or think it’s unusual to prepare for a zombie apocalypse.” In fact, “more than 1 in 10 have already food stockpiled for such an emergency.”
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