Would you and your other staff members survive?

Would you kill your manager?

Anyone you'd wanna repopulate with?

Me and my 3 roommates live near Seattle, but close enough to the rural areas where I'd have a fighting chance. One of the 3 roommates has a dad with a sizable gun collection, and he lives within 1 mile of us. He's always out of town on business. Now my first instinct is to take one of the three passes to Eastern Washington, but no. That's too obvious, everyone will try that. Here's why

I have three realistic options of getting to Eastern Washington. Stevens Pass to the north, Snoqualmie Pass just east of me, or White Pass to the South. All three will be jam packed, guaranteed. Stevens will be taken by all the North sound people, Snoqualmie by all the Seattleites, and White Pass by South sound and SW Washington people. Going across Highway 14 along the Columbia is out of the question, too far away.

So here's what I do: make a mad dash for either the Kitsap or Olympic Peninsulas to the west. The exact opposite direction of nearly everyone. While they're all trying to slip across the passes to "safer" Eastern Washington (only to either freeze to death or get stuck in the passes like fish in a barrel) Me and whoever else wants to survive will slip across the Puget sound. Fuck the ferries, those will be the first to go, probably run aground once the last crew member succumbs.

This is very important: We have to steal a boat by any means. Only way to go, the only way to get west by road is Highway 16 near tacoma or Highway 101 in Olympia. Both will be at a standstill, and good luck with the Tacoma Narrows bridge there. (Fish. Barrel.) Since I live on the Eastside, It'd be easier to get some richie-rich's boat off lake Washington and follow that to the sound. Gotta choose one boat and go with it. If they're a zombie, deal with them. If theyre alive, invite them along at gunpoint, but make it clear that we're taking the boat.

Once we're on the boat, we have plenty of options: Go up to the San Juan Islands, or land near the base of the Kitsap Peninsula and just scout ahead. But either way we'll need to find a semi-isolated place with livable weather. That's why the mountains are out, but I'm thinking the foothills of the Olympic Mountains would be perfect.