Alright, here’s a quick, no‑frills rundown: first, gather every shred of intel—layout, guards, timing, tech. Next, sketch a single, clear entry point and a guaranteed exit that’s as quiet as a whisper. Then, line up a backup route for each possible snag: a hidden door, a maintenance tunnel, or even a rented van. Put a small buffer of extra time on the schedule—say 10‑15 minutes for the inevitable “what‑just‑happened” moments. Practice the whole thing twice, once with the lights on, once in the dark, to iron out surprises. Finally, write a one‑page contingency plan you can hand to a team member if the original plan gets blown up. Keep it simple, keep it precise, and leave a little room for that reckless curiosity that keeps things interesting.

Got it—insurance’s a silent partner, not a safety net. I’ll tighten the schedule, leave a small gap for a surprise, and make sure the plan still feels like a high‑stakes gamble. Let's keep the thrill on the edge, but the margin for error at zero.

Sure thing—edges stay razor‑sharp, margin stays a myth. Good luck with the twist.