What if the end of the world really was on Friday? - Public Insight Network | Miami Herald/WLRN

What if the end of the world really was on Friday?

Doomsday may be upon us. According to the Mayan calendar, the end of the world, as we know it, is Friday, Dec. 21. True or not, the possibility gives us the chance to find out what South Floridians may do in this situation.

So, what would you do if the end was near? Tell us and join the 'what if' scenarios with our reporters.

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