He smiled a little, and took two of the 20s he had gotten from the ATM and put them in her hand, "when we get to the hotel. Order chinese, takeout, a pizza, whatever you want. Get something for me, or don't. I don't care..."<br/><br/>He reached through the wall to grab his briefcase and gun and dissembled it and put it all away. He unlocked a small hidden compartment where he kept some 'spending money'. Living the life he did, he didn't spend a lot, so the money he had leftover from 'ProtoTypE' and what he stole or sold from SpECTRe was enough to live on well enough. He took bits of cash from ATMs, even picked up a few shady deals to make sure he could stay well equipped.<br/><br/>Occasionally, he was forced to break into hospitals to restore his supply of adrenaline and steroids. He was always careful, and he never took more than would be a small inconvenience. While he was there, he didn't mind taking some drugs and selling them off. He had no desire to protect people from their own foolish vices. If they wanted to kill themselves with drugs, fine, there were people out there really suffering under the oppression of the government. He was helping those people, at the very least.<br/><br/>He walked with the girl to the motel and slid two hundred dollar bills on the counter,<em>"just take it, give us a room with two beds, let me know how long we've got and keep the change."</em>The man happily pocketed some 'change' and gave them a half decent room for two nights.<br/><br/>He walked in, set his briefcase on the table and put his pistol on the counter. He put two clips next to it, and looked at Sami, "the gun is yours, if you want it. Learn to conceal it, and I'll teach you to shoot if you stick around. You'll never get as good as me, but my advantage is unfair."<br/><br/>He pulled a device from his briefcase and hooked it up to his mods. She could clearly tell he had some cybernetic pieces in his body. He swept the room for a few minutes and nodded to the phone,<em>"go ahead, order whatever you want. I'm just checking to see if the room has any cameras or radio signals."</em><br/><br/>The process took a while, and was rather obvious, so he clearly couldn't do this anywhere, but it kept him safe when he stayed in hotels and motels.