The Entire Internet Is Wondering If This Strapped Down House In Florida Will Survive Hurricane Milton

October 9

People in Florida have been preparing for Hurricane Milton for days now.

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They’ve been boarding up windows.

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They’ve been filling sandbags.

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And for those unable to leave, they’ve been stocking up on supplies.

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But one person’s unconventional hurricane prep is going viral.

Spectrum Bay News 9 took this photo of a house that is literally strapped down:

The picture quickly went viral with people wondering if it was actually genius or not.

“Concrete anchors in the ground, this is sick actually,” one person said.

“I am intrigued. I am not judging. I’m genuinely fascinated,” another person said.

Everyone seems to have an opinion on this house.

“Yeah, that’ll show the storm,” this person joked.

“As much as I hate Florida, I love Florida,” another person commented.

Ultimately, one thing is for sure: we need a post-storm update about what happens.

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