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Of course, right now a lot of people in Texas are having to do without either. 150 years ago everyone had to do without electricity.
We were extremely fortunate this time around - we didn't lose either one with Harvey. Again, if given the choice, I would have preferred to lose the electricity and keep the water rather than the other way around.
Electricity. I've done it twice (13 days and 16 days) due to horrible storms. It wasn't fun, but it's the least essential of the two.
But it would depend on where you lived and the circumstances.
No water period....meaning, would you rather die or have electricity for 2 weeks.
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