Hmmm, I would of done 4 8 hour shifts with overlap, but 3 10's work.<br/><br/>Billy is going to take a nap, maybe someone will join him. lol<br/><br/>On a more serious note, have a face to face with his fixer contact to see if he can get independent floor layouts, electrical/sanitation/sewer/security plans for the plant and about a block around it. Also see if the fixer knows anything about past runs against the company and/or plant in Seattle... how they turned out as well. try to get firm and independent information on incoming and outgoing shipments of supplies and a broad idea of what and when.<br/><br/>Talk to his street cop contact about activities in the general area, potentially at the factory itself and perhaps see if the contact knows anyone in the surrounding blocks who "notice" anything.<br/><br/>Ask the kindly and loony street doc contact about what "additives" could be added to the raw materials of the soy-bacon product that will provide an obvious problem with the final product. Something like making the product smell funny, turn it a bright purple, make it taste like drek, etc.<br/><br/>Finally, take a walk and physically examine the area Spend enough time to get a good look at the security arrangements that are obvious, talk to anyone who may be living or squatting in the area, look for signs of living security that isn't human (Scat, discolored or smelly puddles near the fence line, etc). THEN, go back after dark and do it all again. Basically, gathering humint.<br/><br/>Yes, I know a few hours, but you can get a lot done in a few hours if you don't waste the time.<br/><br/>Billy would also want to look for paths of incertion and exfiltration, hidden traps like roadblocks, pop out hazards and so on. Others have the net and astral covered, he's more in tune with the real world. hehehe