Attila & Zucco
Hey, I’ve spotted a spot that could make us both fat—care to hear my angle?
Show me the facts, then we decide if it's worth the risk. No nonsense.
Alright, here’s the rundown:
1. Target location: an abandoned warehouse on the south edge of town. Security cameras are on a loop, but the main entrance has a single motion sensor that’s been malfunctioning for weeks.
2. Inside, there’s a storage unit that’s been sitting empty for months. A recent inventory report shows it contains a small batch of unclaimed cash—roughly $12,000 in bills and a few uncut coins.
3. There are no guards inside; the only guard is a janitor who works nights, but he’s got a broken badge and no radio.
4. The exit route is a back alley that’s rarely used, but there’s a risk of a municipal patrol coming through during the night shift.
5. If we get caught, the penalties are a fine of $5,000 and up to a year in a low‑security facility, but no serious injury expected.
6. The potential upside is a quick haul that could cover a week’s living expenses and a little more—maybe even a small stash for future hustles.
Bottom line: low risk, decent payout. What’s your gut?
Fine, we can pull it off. Hit it at midnight, bypass the broken sensor, grab the cash, exit the alley, and vanish before the patrol. No fuss, no delays. Let's do it.
Sounds like a solid play—midnight’s sweet, the sensor’s busted, the alley’s quiet. Just keep the moves slick and the exit tight. Let’s get that cash, then disappear faster than a ghost. Ready when you are.
Midnight is the hour. Keep the team tight, move like shadows. Once we’re in, it’s all quick – grab the bills, leave the place in a heartbeat, and vanish. On my signal. Let's do it.