That if 'red carpet' goes with 'red shoes'.
From 'green room', to 'red carpet'
It's all about the fine print in their contracts.
Awards for kills? per agent actor? And points per subject?
To get the big money, you have to do a big 'gig' as per the contract, if not, blood in blood out.
That could be a comm too, 'pinkie up?'
Once some contracts come online, the fine print will reveal alot.
Often signed in blood.
Just means it wasn't a straight on shot.
This was the only glass I saw with the odd curved angled endings to the spinters of the glass, a humvee, could be more but this is the only one I found
https://www.alamy.com/new-boston-texas-usa-november-22-2004-red-river-army-depot-damaged-humvees-await-repairs-at-the-red-river-army-depot-before-being-returned-to-the-war-in-iraq-round-the-clock-shifts-of-mechanics-are-working-at-the-33000-acre-base-in-northeast-texas-bob-daemmrich-image365344288.html?imageid=B75FDB93-43CE-41EB-9B36-BD17EF89D509&p=86492&pn=1&searchId=d6a755e92dbcb87c7b1319012030d787&searchtype=0
meh, recycled pic, low ammo?
Also do upside down bills represent something else, or can it add up as in tens and ones?
https://presidentlincoln.illinois.gov/visit/whats-inside/exhibits/online-exhibits/gettysburg-address-everett-copy
someone coordinated that photo shoot with specific intentions, they do like longer term games, and it could be the 'same play' used as once before, 'running low on ammo'.
Paranoid people make sloppy mistakes.
numbers could also mean gps coordinates
mornin' a.m. shift