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I believe Alis Khan used zombies as his topic because of how popular it has become in the recent years. Even for those of us who do not watch movies or television shows can relate to what Khan is speaking about. Although zombie apocalypse seem like something that would happen in the far future, it makes us think. If it were to happen soon would we be prepared? No, right? Speaking of zombies, makes us think. What if this were to happen in a few years, I would like to be prepared. I live in California, home of earthquakes. When family and friends visit, I am always asked if I have the necessary essentials in case a big earthquake hit. I sadly say no. Well, kind of. At home I know, I have everything necessary for emergencies, however I don't
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