- Discussion on luxury bunkers built by the world's richest individuals to survive catastrophic events.
- Mark Zuckerberg's purchase of an island in Hawaii with a luxury bunker including facilities like 30 rooms and bathrooms, and its own agriculture. The land reportedly cost 9.5 billion PHP.
- The Opidium Survival Complex in the so-called Sketch Republic, built by Jacoba Zamarrazil in 2013. Features include a cinema, library, billiards room, gym, swimming pool, meeting rooms, an operating-capable hospital, five rooms, and seven bathrooms. Its cost ranges between five million to a billion PHP, with hints at more secret rooms.
- A Cold War Bunker in London, initially built in the 1950s for nuclear war, sold in 2000 for over 700 million PHP. This bunker includes opulent living spaces, capable of housing 50 people, surrounded by electrified fences and sitting on 1.5 hectares of land without neighbors for utmost privacy.
- The Kansas Survival Condo, repurposed from a nuclear missile silo, offers luxury condos and penthouses ranging from 3 million USD (over 150 million PHP) to 250 million PHP. It boasts of flood and nuclear attack resistance, on-site farming and fishing for self-sufficiency, luxurious furnishings, private theaters, and a view simulation of the outside world.
- A Nuclear Bunker in Essex, UK, initially established in 1951 for military officials' protection during nuclear attacks, later converted to a museum, then sold and repurposed into a private bunker complex. Offers apartments with 18-inch steel doors and 3-foot thick cement walls for unprecedented security.
- The Vivos Europa 1 Doomsday shelter in Germany, surrounded by high-security fences, was also highlighted. Originally designed for calamities, now a luxury private bunker with amenities including a swimming pool, gym, king-size beds, an artificial sun garden, a grand church, private theater, zoo, and museum with a DNA and seed bank of the world’s finest specimens. The units were sold for prices ranging up to 150 million PHP, with more affordable shared options available.
- Commentary on various other bunkers around the world suddenly being sold, suggesting that only the ultra-rich, like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, could afford such safety measures in the event of global chaos.
- A question posed to the audience about their preferred safe haven in case of disaster: in the city or in more secluded areas, encouraging viewers to comment for a chance to win a prize.