No more a$$emblies for me. I can think of a good reason to not get a big screen TV: The 27" TV in my apartment is plenty big enough for me. And I don't need the latest gadgets--but because I believe the FCC is soon going to start regulating it and Osama Obama is going to get his Internet kill switch. And I don't need the latest computer just in time to find my Internet is virtually wiped out or heavily censored.
However, I do believe a game console is a good buy now. If you already have the basic necessities (batteries, chargers, and flashlights and lanterns) and access to food, getting a good game console will make a good value. Get a few really good games you are sure to enjoy for many years to come--Pokemon seems to be enduring quite nicely now, with the latest coming out in the US this past March 6. The trick is to get the games with excellent replay value--the ones you really get addicted to. Then, when hyperinflation comes, you will not miss going to the movies, eating out, and all the other entertainment quite as much. The best part: You will have to spend something like $35 and up for a real good video game. But, if you take good care of them, they will last a good many years with little or no further investment in them.
The other thing you are not going to hear at the a$$embly is that you will do well to invest in gold and silver, as well as commodities. Getting into silver now, and then not letting go just because of a flash crash (they want to shake people out of silver so they will get in toilet paper dollar-based Treasuries and stocks, and take a bath for inflation), will give you a stable source of real money. That is money that inflation will not destroy the value of, and when people realize there is a real silver shortage, the price could go up to $6,000 an ounce even without hyperinflation. Of course, you are not going to hear that at your a$$embly--instead, you are going to hear about how they need the money. Which is the worst investment.
Invest in silver, gold, and commodities, and profit. Invest in Jehovah (which they will insist is the safest investment), and you will take a bath.