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My husband just insisted my daughter and I remember a code word in case I'm ever confronted by his clone or a cyborg doppelganger and I'm not sure which is the real him and which is the imposter. Some families make sure they have a fire escape plan but not us
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Securing persons (young children, elderly, or disabled people), pets, or critical objects (health related stuff, maybe a box with important papers or family belongings) can require a bit of planning. Also good to know where to head to once you're out, especially for kids if fire happens when they're alone. But yeah, for most people, "get out" is probably enough.

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