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Well...

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It's pretty empty in here.
Looks like it's time to go shopping.

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Seven Days: Practise your preparedness.

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Money.

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Hi! My name is Simon. In this video,
I’m your preparedness buddy.

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We will review what you should think about
before you end up in a situation like this

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and what you should do and keep in mind
while it is happening.

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Can you really shop during a crisis?

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Payment systems may be unavailable
or work only intermittently.

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In some cases, you can pay offline
by card if you know your PIN.

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But if the power is out, for example,
that can make things difficult anyway.

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Cash always works, even when
payment systems are down.

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The Riksbank recommends SEK 1,000 in cash
per adult at home, in various denominations.

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It should cover essential purchases for
one week, such as food, fuel and medicines.

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If you have pets, it should
also cover food for them.

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It's also good to have cards
from different card networks,

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because payment systems may come back,

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and one card may work
when another one doesn't.

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But can you really pay with cash?

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I haven't done it myself for many years.
I usually pay by card or tap my phone,

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so it'll be interesting to see
if the shop accepts these banknotes.

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Let's bring the money, the piggy bank
and go shopping. Come along.

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-Hello. Welcome.
-Hi. Thank you very much.

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Let's see what we need.
I'll take some dates.

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Quick energy.

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Let's get some chickpeas. They're good.

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-Hi.
-Hi.

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-It's a bit dark in here.
-Yes, power cuts are a nuisance.

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-Have you shopped during a power cut before?
-No.

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-Have you?
-No, it's my first time too.

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-Do you have cash?
-Yes, I actually do.

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You always pay by card or phone,
so you're not used to paying with cash.

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No, no, no.

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When I was young, my parents used to
barter with neighbours and friends.

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-Goods and services.
-Should you and I trade something?

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I have an allotment with lots of vegetables.

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-I often fish, so I have fish.
-And I love fish.

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-Sounds like we should make a trade.
-Absolutely.

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-Now I'll try paying with cash.
-Good luck.

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-Thanks. Take care, see you.
-Take care. Thanks, bye.

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-Hi.
-Hello.

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-It's a bit dark in the shop today.
-Yes, the power is out today.

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Hopefully it'll be fixed soon.

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-But you can still shop?
-Yes.

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-We'll take two bags as well.
-Yes, of course. Here you go.

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And that...

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-That's 280, please.
-Yes.

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Two hundred and fifty...

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I'll open the piggy bank, actually.

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-That looks quite funny.
-Yes, that's how it had to be today.

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-Do many people pay with cash?
-No, it's actually quite unusual.

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-Here you go.
-Thank you very much.

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-Thank you. Take care.
-Take care. Bye.

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There we go, back home.
Paying with cash wasn't a problem.

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We managed to bring a few things home.

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Toilet paper...

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some bread and other everyday items.
And to sum up:

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The Riksbank recommends SEK 1,000 in cash
per adult at home, in various denominations.

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to cover essential needs for one week.

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It's also good to have cards
from different card networks,

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because if one doesn't work,
another one might.

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Swedish Civil Defence and Resilience Agency.