cont. fapping then

>>7431010

You don't really feel like fapping, what with the fact that your life may be in danger.

>>7431053
I've been waiting for this!

Order penis enlargement pills. Look up local gun shops, find out if you can afford guns.

>>7431053
My good sir, if our life is in danger then this may be our last chance to fap!

I shoot the richist and most powerfull people on earth. I saved the planet, I win.

Make tinfoil hat. Listen to Alex Jones. Call Democrats communists. Republicans Nazis. Libertarians blinded sheep.

Start ranting about FEMA camps to everybody who will listen and at some people who won't.

>>7431072

>Look up gun stores

You look up gun stores online. The nearest one is a few blocks away, and it has a shooting range too! The customer reviews say that the prices are reasonable, at least considering the 2011 gun control laws. (Not being a /k/ommando, I have no idea how much guns cost. Help here would be appreciated.)

Hey what are you guys playing? Oh that's actually pretty cool. Can I be the BBEG?

Buy two more red coats, wear them with abandon.

>>7431161
Just went to Cabela's a week ago and was checking out their gun selection. I'll toss in a somewhat accurate number based on the sort of gun someone mentions.

>>7431053
>railroad

>>7431161
Cheap shit? ~$300. Good, reliable pistol? ~$900+.

>>7431161
I propose that we take up with a solid knife instead.

From close range, we can stab somebody faster than they can shoot us.

From long range, we're getting sniped and are fucked no matter what we're packing.

Make our knives from obsidian so that we can get them through metal detectors and other such things.

>>7431198
>>7431174
Buy knives, guns and coats.

Do this, GM

Do you go to the gun store by foot or by car, or do you continue waiting for orders?

>>7431186
Much appreciated.

>>7431198
>we can stab somebody faster than they can shoot us
LOL good one

What our basic skills? Can we do Jason Bourne-style Krav Maga, or do we cross to the other side of the street when youths are out?

>>7431193
Read the last thread, /tg/ didn't want to play along at all but OP rolled with it really well and didn't railroad us. It isn't railroading when you ignore the people who click on the quest just to make a post demanding rape and then leaving.

>>7431220
Ask Mark what he thinks. DONT contact Bob by phone, find him in person and tell him. Discreetly

>>7431239
it was a joke, sorry i didnt make that clear enough

>>7431245
It's all good.

>>7431239
Read the last thread, OP was SLOOOOOW

>>7431222
Actually, at close enough range (10 paces or so) you can.

The issue is that we aren't well adapted for gun use; unless he's already pulling the trigger or he has complete conscious control of all of his musculature, you can be up in his face before he reacts to your charge and pulls the trigger.

Farther out than about ten paces and you're fucked, of course, but if you're getting shot at from beyond that distance you're probably boned even if you have a gun.

>>7431244

>Ask Mark what he thinks.

You turn to Mark. "Should we take the car or go by foot, or do we wait here for orders?"
He replies, "Well, if we go by car they might track us. By foot, we'll be more vulnerable. If we wait here, they know where we are. It's no-win any way, but I'd like to have some protection as soon as possible. Let's take my car."

>>7431291
Yeah, that was mostly due to fatigue. That's why I started earlier this time.

>>7431295
ok, in a situation where the person doesnt actually want to shoot you yes, they will hesitate
but if a person walks up to you in the street pulls out a gun and shoots you, you arent going to be able to knife him beforehand

During the drive to the gun shop, I check my phone for any new texts or emails.

>>7431333
Car it is. Let's go.

>>7431339
If he does that, then chances are pretty good that your ass is getting pumped full of lead before you realize he's going to shoot you.

It's literally impossible to be full paranoid all the time and still function. Or retain enough discretion to identify genuine threats. In those situations, knife works well enough, and won't run out of bullets.

>>7431348
>>7431353

On the way there you check your phone. You successfully convinced Mark that you didn't have your phone with you earlier (I honestly cannot fathom why). You have a few e-mails. They are the same ones Mark and Bob both got. As you check it, a new message comes in, from the same address.

"Purchasing firearms is acceptable but unnecessary. Keep standing by for further orders."

>>7431433
Respond with fuck you. Seriously, lets see what they say back.

Tell Mark to check his phone.

Fuck, someone forgot to use proxies!

>>7431455

You respond "fuck you."
There is no response.

Might as well do what they say, seeing as we're not getting anywhere trying to spite them. Full steam ahead to the weapons shop.

Let's try to get some explosives from the store instead of a gun. Whoever's sending texts might get pissed by us doing that.

Now, as we're about to take part in some business, would be a good time to take inventory.

What assets do we have at hand? Cash in pocket, bank balance? Random but potentially important knick knacks with us or at the house?

>>7431498
>>7431455

You tell Mark to check his phone. "I'm driving," he responds.

You get to the weapons shop, and Mark checks his phone. He says he didn't get any messages. The owner is an aged man with a thick russian accent you can barely understand, so transactions will by handled by his son, who speaks with a normal local accent.

Doubtful that we're going to walk out of this place with a piece, might need to give some gratitude to the proprietors.

>>7431539

>What assets do we have at hand? Cash in pocket, bank balance? Random but potentially important knick knacks with us or at the house?

Cash in pocket is a few hundred dollars, but you also have a credit card. You have over a hundred thousand dollars in the bank, which you've saved up for an emergency, but is fairly easily accessible. Aside from that, you have a safe at home with your birth certificate, passport, and some emergency money (about $8000) in case the banks go tits-up like they did 6-7 years ago. You make a few tens of thousands a year at some menial desk job.

>>7431541
>>7431623
Maybe we could just say fuck the gun? If they say we don't need it then maybe...they've been right about everything so far.

>>7431642

I suppose you're prone indulging the temptation to join various visible cults.

>>7431642
Cults don't tend to be right about everything.

>>7431637

Holy shit, a responsible individual! And here I was thinking we were the average 4chan lurker.

This should be more than enough cash to walk out of here with a decent firearm and some accesories.

We ask to sample a gun out in the range out back to see how we do.

>>7431692
What range out back?
>>7431637
Purchase a gun + ammunition. Ask Mark if he wants one.

>>7431692

Not knowing much about guns, you pick one of the pistols on the wall not knowing exactly what model or manufacturer, or even what caliber ammunition it takes, and say you'd like to test it out at the shooting range. (I'm not sure how these things go, if I make any mistakes I would appreciate a correction)
You've never held a gun before, so your aim is poor and the recoil takes you by surprise. Silently you wish you had told your dad to go screw himself and joined the military when you turned 18. Ah, well.

>>7431736

>The nearest one is a few blocks away, and it has a shooting range too!
>has a shooting range too!
>a shooting range
>shooting range
>range
>range
>range

If we've got $100k in the bank, we can buy pretty much anything we want to without concern (not like it's probably safe in the bank with the whole conspiracy going on). However, the problem I see here is that the gun laws have gotten more strict in-game, and in real life there's already a 3-day waiting period for buying a pistol in America, which is probably what we want to get. THEREFORE, we should get the process going on a decent pistol, and pick up the most impressive non-concealable rifle/shotgun/other in the store. Plus any accessories we may find useful.

>>7431758

Seems like we'd be a liability anyways. Thank the owners for the trial and leave empty-handed.

>>7431767
Ah didn't see that, thanks.

>>7431758
If we've never held a gun before, we need to ask them for shooting lessons starting immediately. Otherwise the gun is more of a danger to us than a help. Also check with our two companions and see if either of them knows how.

Pistols won't be on the wall, longarms (rifles/shotguns) sure, but pistols tend to be behind a glass case.

>>7431758

And after we get out, look around us and see if there's anyone we can test the gun on at close range.

We've established it shoots; now let's see how it kills.

>>7431817
They won't sell it to us without a 3-day wait, and that's just with current laws. In-game, the laws have gotten even more restrictive.

>>7431829
>>7431817

Unless we kill them and take all the weapons we like.

>>7431817
>>7431849

Hurp a derp, let's turn this into GTA.

I don't think we'll be doing any killing when THEY have all of the weapons and probably know a hell of a lot more about how to use them.

Why don't we learn how to make poisons, explosives, and the fine art of throwing knives?

>>7431829

Oh is that so? Well then.

To be honest, how are we sure we'll even last three days? Also are we the only person buying the gun?

I'm somehow of the opinion stated earlier that knives might be more useful for us, being in a fix as we are.

>>7431862

Element of SURPRISE, they'll be dead before they can grab one.
Don't turn this into GTA.

Nobody is after us, why do we need weapons anyways? It's pretty well established that we're not a threat to anyone.

I say we try to find someone who might discreetly know how to track the messages we've been receiving.

>>7431863
Throwing knives is a skill that takes years to get reliable.

But I am in total agreement on poisons and explosives, they're comparatively easy for the average person to prepare. Especially the poisons. Definitely not going to be writing down details since I don't need to be on some watch list.

The gun legislation in place puts a waiting period on all firearms, not just pistols. Also, anyone with a mental health problem is prohibited from purchasing firearms, and the ATF has more rights regarding confiscation.

>>7431869
If there is one civilian you generally don't want to fuck with it's a gun store owner.

>>7431901
>>7431895

Oh well, there we are.

Let's forget it. I somehow don't think we're likely to get to use guns at all. Leave the shop.

Throw the handphone we have away, and go find somewhere to get a new one.

>>7431817

You think to yourself: "Maybe if I shoot that guy... but then that guy, and that guy, and that guy (is that a girl?) over there would probably turn me into swiss cheese..."

All right, so are you going to put in an order, or are you going to just leave the store?

>Throw the handphone we have away, and go find somewhere to get a new one.
Aw man, that thing was expensive. Do you REALLY want to?

>>7431881

Details are already written quite extensively *everywhere.*
A 1900s chemistry book from archive.org will have everything the average citizen should know about poisons, antidotes, and explosives.

As a side note, posting in a conspiracy thread on 4chan likely already has a watch list associated with it.

That said--
Concurring with poisons and explosives.
We should access the internet followed by a trip to the hardware store.
Improvised weapons will be very useful.

>>7431977

Keep the phone.
Remove SIM card and Battery.
Use for baited trap later.

>>7431989
>>conspiracy thread

Yeah, but this is a GAME.

>>7431989
>>We should access the internet followed by a trip to the hardware store.

This, after setting up an IP spoofer. Also hit up the pharmacy for any other materials needed. We can actually probably get everything we need from Wal-Mart.

>>7432011

Carnivore does not care.
The agent reading the thread later makes that determination later.

But really, the FBI isn't interested in civilian chemistry, poisons or otherwise.
They tend only to be interested in large scale purchase of precursors. (Largely for drugs.)

>>7432046
A quick wiki check says that Carnivore got phased out for NarusInsight. If you were curious.

>>7432096

Colloquialisms last the ages.

>Keep the phone.
>Remove SIM card and Battery.
>Use for baited trap later.

You remove the SIM card and Battery. When Mark asks why, you tell him your suspicions regarding the phone.

>>We should access the internet followed by a trip to the hardware store.

>This, after setting up an IP spoofer. Also hit up the pharmacy for any other materials needed. We can actually probably get everything we need from Wal-Mart.

You thank the gun store owner and leave without purchasing anything. You make your way over to Wal-Mart, which is just a few miles away.

OP, you mentioned something about a coworker in the first thread. Where do we work at? I'd like to know in case we might have picked up any useful skills.

>>7432144

Well, we would need to check the internet for the specific chemicals required.
Unless you handwave that as prior chemistry education.

>>7431881
Being on a awatch list is not a problem unless you're actually doing something you don't want the law to know about.

>>7432190
Or if you've got a security clearance you'd not like to have any problems with. I can't imagine being on a watch list would help with that.

>>7432150

You work in IT. You have computer-related skills. That reminds you, you forgot to call in sick to work today. Meh, you've got some vacation days saved up anyway.

>>7432212
Do we have... electronics skills?
Capacitors, and resistors, and... linear accelerators?

>>7432210
If you already have a security clearance, you would know that you don't really need to worry about it being revoked for reading synthesis procedures of energetic materials.

>Do we have... electronics skills?
>Capacitors, and resistors, and... linear accelerators?

an introduction to electrical engineering was a prereq for your degree, so you have some knowledge about the first two. The last one isn't your cup of tea.

>>7432259
>>If you already have a security clearance, you would know that you don't really need to worry about it being revoked for reading synthesis procedures of energetic materials.

I do. Doesn't mean they told me anything they were checking (I figured out a lot from all the paperwork, but those guys can be thorough depending on your clearance level).

>>7432314

Did we finish formatting our computer? I'd at least like to know if we finished that backup of important files, in case our hard drive gets wiped.

Oh, and I ask Mark what he has in his car.

>>7432320

You are primarily checked for your social affiliations.
Secondarily for your psychological history.
Tertiary abstraction checks your list of interests against a profile of marked associations or patterns of interest. (Mostly psychological, hate websites and the like.)
Last on the list is any passing interest in weaponry.

Thorough, but intent focused.
They don't care if you know how to make nitroglycerin.
They care that you're not a faggot who throws it at people for no reason.

>>7432350

The computer was still backing up files when you left, so it's probably done by now.
You ask mark what he has in his car. "Nothing much. If I need something, they tell me about it. Speaking of which, they'll probably give us more orders soon."

>>7432378
>comforting 4chan that not having mental problems means they wont bother you

>>7432410

"Do we ever get any sort of payment for these 'missions'?
Thus far it's been a bit scavenger-hunt."

>>7432439

"Oh, I almost completely forgot! At the end of most mission days around 3:30, just before the stock market closes, they give you the name of a company and an amount to invest into it. 90% of the time, the money at least doubles. As far as I can tell, everyone gets it. It's not a fortune, but it's enough to live comfortably for a while. We probably won't be getting our next name until tomorrow, since it's almost 3:00 and they're still telling us to stand by for orders."

A few minutes later, you hear that trashy pop music again. It's Mark's phone. "Could you get that? I'm driving."

>>7432537

I check his phone for him... and try to change that ringtone while I'm at it.

>>7432593
Definitely this.

>>7432593

Another e-mail from "Them"
"Go to [address, about 10 minutes from where you are]. Tell the man there that a friend left you a package. Tell him 'blue moon.'

>>7432593
>>7432616

Also, you change the ringtone to a speed metal song.

>>7432647

Tell Mark about it. Delete the message, however, and tell mark we're supposed to say 'green ocean' when we see the guy and ask him for the package.

>>7432647

Go there, tell him that a friend left us a package.
Scream "BLUE MOON!"

>>7432662

Oh, and tell mark to do the talking. We'll stand behind and see what happens.

>>7432662

Tell mark that he's supposed to do it alone, while you wait.

>>7432647

Send a message back asking if singing "Blue Moon of Kentucky" would also be acceptable. Assume that it will be if they don't respond, and follow their instructions.

>>7432702
I like this one.

>>7432689
>>7432682

Mmmmm. Let's get Mark killed.
We then take all his possessions.

>>7432689

He'd ask for his phone back, and check it on the way there. Seriously, if you want to pull this off, you're going to have to go with him in some form.

Mind you, I don't want to trick Mark into getting himself killed, it's just that this would probably be an especially bad way of doing it.

>>7432748
Voting Mark-Murder.

>>7432783
You missed the delete message part, didn't you?

>>7432783

I said we delete the message. And I didn't say we don't go with him, we stand behind him. If shit does hit the fan, we say blue moon. We'll scream it from the rooftop if we need to.

But only if shit hits the fan.

You jackasses. Mark has been in the game a lot longer than us. He'll be instantly suspicious if we relay instructions to him from a message that no longer exists.

>>7432816
>>7432844

Ah, crap, I did forget about the deleted message. Oh well, I guess you can go ahead and slaughter Mark then.

>>7432689
>>7432682
>>7432662

You tell mark the message, except that the password is "green ocean," and that he's supposed to do it alone. He seems to believe you. You then delete the message, saying, "Oh, shoot, I think I erased it." He tells you not to worry.

You arrive at the building. It's old, dilapidated, in a russian immigrant-dominated district. Mark goes and knocks on the door. There is a brief exchange. The man there gives Mark a box, while Mark pays the man.

He walks back and says, "Are you sure it was green ocean? I had to bribe that guy with a hundred dollars to have him give it to me."

Bob comes around the corner and walks up to the man. There is a brief exchange, and the man points to the car. He walks over to the car. "Thought you'd get here before me. So did you get the package?
"Yeah, I told the guy green ocean, but he made me pay him."
"Green ocean? It was blue moon."
Mark turns his head and looks at you.

>>7432930

Tell Mark that we received a message to perform all of the instructions of reading his phone, deleting the message and giving him the false info.

>>7432930

"Tellin' you what it said. Why would he give it to you *at all* if the password was wrong?"

>>7432930

'... Mark, yours said green ocean. I swear. Is this the first time we've gotten different instructions?'

We can't quite reveal we've got our phone with us, can we? Or we can use it as proof we've gotten different instructions.

>>7432930

His phone has internet, right? I quickly find a website with the "wah wah waaaaaah" sound effect, and play it as I shrug my shoulders.

>>7432964

You have your phone with you, Mark knows you have it with you, but he also knows that you took out the battery and SIM card, so it doesn't work at the moment.

>>7432964

Our character, the dipshit that he is, removed the SIM card and battery from his cellphone. So no, we can not use our cellphone.

>>7432959
Easiest thing.

>>7432961
>>7432964

"I'm telling you, it said green ocean. Have you ever gotten different instructions before?"
Mark says, "no, never. And how convenient that the message isn't there any more. You tried to get me killed just now, aren't you? You suggested splitting up, too. I think you're working against us."

>>7433073

'You mean to tell me you can get killed for this? Have you seen something before you'd like to tell me about then? I'm not the one who's been in this business for the last fuck-knows-how-long, friend.'

>>7433073

"You're not dead, are you? And why would he give you the package *at all* if the password was wrong?"

>>7433084

You already know that people can get killed for disobeying orders, and that lives are at risk.

>>7432959
Tell him this now.

>>7433092

"You're not dead, are you? And why would he give you the package *at all* if the password was wrong?"
Bob adds, "he has a point. Why would he? I'm not sure that guy was in on this. Otherwise, why would he give it to you if he thought he might get himself killed for doing it?"

>>7433103
>>7433095
>>7433092
>>7433084
>>7433073

Sounds like it's BAD END time. *giggle*

>>7433138
It's YOU. That damned giggler who goes on every quest I like and makes psychotic suggestions.

>>7433124

I ask them what I have to do to earn their trust, even going so far as to offer Mark 100 dollars if it's such a big issue for him.

>>7433124
>>7433153

My suggestion saved our life.
The idea is to rise the ranks in this conspiracy.
To do that we need to demonstrate that we can be clever in manipulating the actions of our comrades.

Specifically, all of these missions smell like *tests*-- Red Jacket, Box, Door Knock' nothing *important* is happening.
We likely need to kill these two in a clever manner to proceed.
*smirk*

The sounds of speed metal and Beethoven's fifth fill the air. Mark and Bob both check their phones.
"Open the box and report to [address], await further instructions," Bob says.
"Same," says Mark, with a bit of emphasis, "Like *always.*"

Bob opens the box. Inside is video camera.

>>7433259

We insert battery and SIM card, reactivating phone.
We check missed messages.
(See if they still sent something to us despite the phone being disabled.)

>>7433259

Mark fiddles with his phone for a bit. "You're such a prick. I hate metal."
You do the devil horns and headbang for a few seconds. "Sorry. I couldn't resist."

>>7433279

You decide to reactivate the phone. You find the "blue moon" and "open box" message, exactly the way Bob and Mark got them.

>>7433218
>*smirk*

You forgot your picture. I'm thinking that killing off the people more experienced than us might not be the best way of showing off our cleverness.

>>7433259

I ask one of the team-mates to check the camera for footage.

>>7433282

Turn around and ask Bob if there's anything inside the camera. Check it. Battery, memory stick, etc?

>>7433218
The *giggle* and *snrk* accompanying all your posts are a major annoyance.

>>7433321
>>7433332

The camera has no footage on it and a very long battery life. It's equipped with a transmitter and something that looks like it's meant to tap into wall wiring.

>>7433349
I do it to annoy you. Since I'm not the same person.

>>7433427

Tap into wall wiring, eh. Wait, what size is the tape recorder? It's a handheld, is it?

Anyway just wait till we get to the place and see what happens from there.

>>7433465

It would appear to be a long-term surveillance camera.
With our electronics skill, it *may* be possible to trace what it is transmitting to.

>>7433427

Well, I'm thinking the smart thing to do would be to delete those cellphone messages now, so that our horrendous fuck-up earlier isn't revealed.

Also, we should probably head to that address. Right now.

>>7433510

Or at least to figure out if it's transmitting at all. I mean, we're probably already bugged, why send us a bug?

I say let us go to the place and wait for instructions. Remember that place we're bugging also. New comrade on the way, probably.

>>7433465

It's the sort of thing that's used for passive surveillance.

You get to the address. It's an office building that's been closed down for the day. Mark is still pretty mad at you, but he seems to be cooling down a bit. Your phones all ring at once.

"Go to the second-floor men's room and check under the sink. Further instructions will be given."

>>7433555

It will likely be deployed at the location, or by a person at the location.

Can we use your electronics skill-- specifically look at the transmitter's resonant circuit (capacitor values) to determine the exact frequency?

>>7433595

You can't quite remember how to do that. You did at one point, and if you look it up online it would probably kickstart your memory.

>>7433591

Well, go to the second-floor men's room then. Use the stairs. Be careful.

>>7433665

You use the stairs to get to the second-floor men's room. You look under the sink. There's a rolled up piece of paper taped under it. Unfurling it, you find it's a map of the building with a note included. The note says, "plant this in the ceiling above the spot marked with an X on the second floor. Make certain it can see but cannot be seen.

>>7433751

Get Mark and Bob, show them the paper. 'Well, looks like we'll have to search. If it's an office we should find out a little about whose office it is.'

>>7433803

"All right, looks like we need to-" before you finish your sentence, you notice a small X on the map in marker on the second floor.
"Need to what?" Bob asks.

>>7433850 (hit submit too early)
"We need to go to where this X spot is and plant the camera."

You go to the spot and plant the camera. Care to do anything special while you're there?

>>7433901

Whose office is this? Any pictures, anything?

>>7433901

Obviously I examine the room. Also, I'd really like to know a little bit more about how I hid the camera, assuming I hooked it up correctly and everything.

>>7433947
>>7433910

The spot corresponds to an area above one of the cubicles. The person who works there has a koosh ball and a few other knickknacks on his desk.
You stand up on the desk and remove one of the ceiling panels. You put the camera in a corner, with a little piece broken off for the rather small lens to fit through. You look around for wiring to tap into, but it's too dark to see.

>>7433947

Yes, where the camera has been hidden would be a good thing to know.

Look around the files. If there's an interesting-looking one, take it with us. Why not screw someone else's life up while we're at this?

>>7434026

Rearrange his knickknacks. And look for documents in his drawers or anything.

>>7434026
Use our cellphone as a flashlight.

>>7434026

Ummm.... maybe we could open one of the cellphones and see if the screen is bright enough to give us some extra light? Unless there's a flashlight or lamp in the office, in which case, that would be much more helpful.

>>7434041

Also, taking files is always fun.

>>7433650

Use internet on phone to look up something related to it, but not directly.
Like looking up a circuit diagram of a resonant circuit.
Or looking up capacitor value markings.

If nothing else, remember the circuit and write down the capacitor, inductor, and resistor values.

>>7434026

The koosh ball was mentioned separately. That means it HAS to be important. I suggest we rip off one of the "hairs" from the koosh ball and pocket it.

>>7434041

The files are in cabinets about 20 feet from the cubicle. You tell Mark and Bob to go look around for some files.

Using your cellphone as a flashlight, you find a brightly-colored cable. You find a letter opener on the desk and use it to hack through the outer covering to tap into the current. You then use scotch tape from the guy's desk to secure the assembly.

Bob and mark return as you put the tile back into place. "This place apparently handles shipments of materials overseas to and from Singapore. Computer hardware, mostly."

>>7434190

You noticed it because it was a Garfield koosh, and you were sad that the comic ended last year.

>>7434205

"What kind of hardware?"

>>7434275

"Lots of stuff. Printers, processors, hard drives. I'm pretty sure the place is either a branch or working for HP."

>>7434274
Obviously we have no taste in comics.

>>7434305

Well, I guess it's time to leave this room. Is there anything interesting on the map?

>>7434456

No, it's just a building schematic.

Mission accomplished, let's go brew up some poison and explosives.

>>7434508
Oh, and make a hefty withdrawal of our money from the bank. Less we have electronically the better.

>>7434522

Before we withdraw too much, we need to think of a place to store all that money. Also, we should make small withdrawals to start off with, because withdrawing about $100,000 (I think) from the bank will raise questions.

>>7434456
>>7434508

All right, sweet. You make one final check to be sure it's not visible, and then you make your way back to the car.

Where now, home, food, hardware store, what?

>>7434582
Bank. Hardware store. Home+Food. Internet.

That order.

>>7434671
>Bank
You get into the car and tell Mark to go to the bank. What do you plan to do?

>>7434717
Withdraw, oh, 3000 dollars cash. Mixed bills.

>>7434799

You go to the bank and stand in line. It takes a rather long time to get to the front, but you get there. You tell the teller you need to make a withdrawal, and she asks for your account number and gives you a form to sign. It's all very routine.

You get your $3000 in mixed bills and walk out the door. You now have $3000 in addition to the couple hundred in your wallet.

Next stop, hardware store?

>>7434920
Yes. We want chemicals needed for making various poisons and explosives. With the explosives, we're looking for concentrated power--no car bombs or that sort of shit. Check the internet with our phone that we put back together if we're not sure which ones those are. We also want various fuses, transmitters, etc for making detonators.

Also, we should start thinking of a place to pick up some syringes.

We may not have guns as a feasible option but we don't have to stay helpless.

>>7434970
Alright, going to bed. Take it easy OP, thanks for GMing.

>>7435071

You seem to be the last person left, so I think I'll end it here.
Part 3 tomorrow, about the same time.