Would You Live In A Bunker Complex For The Rest Of Your Life?

I read about a really expensive underground "condo apartment" (since it's about a hundred different houses) located inside a silo, that can withstand earthquakes, has its own ventilation and water filtration, garden, etc; and you can be sure you can live out any disaster there easily. But one, it's incredibly expensive. Two, it's fairly far from the city (it's in the US I think) and in case of a disaster, you'll have to drive to the countryside to get in. So wouldn't the obvious choice be that you have to live there for the rest of your life? I mean, you already bought it, what's the point of having it if you're not gonna use it?

 

If I am that serious with a bunker as to have one constructed then I would have the firm resolve to live in it. Let's say the bunker is situated near a desert, that would be challenging enough to make living there more exciting. And to think that the bunker comes complete with facilities like water collection system and filter then that bunker deserves to be a homem

 

I saw this movie with that premise. There's an apparent disaster that made the air and the earth's surface uninhabitable, leading them to staying inside an underground bunker for months. They've fought against themselves as to whether they should venture out into the outside world to check - and risk opening their air sealed door. Trust and doubt was the common theme of the story, and if I were them I'd rather stay inside and use up all the supplies (they had 2 years worth of sustenance) before I even attempt to check the outside world for any survivors or damage.

 

The only way I would be in a "bunker" for more than six months or so would be if it was my coffin!