Damien manages to find a pretty good spot.  It's not the most optimal, given that it's a closed down transit platform with a lot of 'do not enter' tape and signs, but it's very easy to stay hidden.  However, though the only half shuttered 'exit' of the transit platform, he can see most of the Bongo and even stick his rifle out.  If he needed to take a shot, he'd probably be able to do it...if he could find what he was supposed to shoot at.  The distance was not substantial, but it might be hard to pick out where to even aim in the first place without direction or some sort of event to draw his attention to what to shoot at.<br/><br/>Laeli would notice another door that the others might have missed, if only because she knew where not to look.  It was clearly marked in a couple of scripts 'DO NOT BLOCK'.  It had a manually operated handle, which was a bit odd.  Maybe it was an employee entrance?  But then why would it have a warning on it?  Employees can just walk in through the front, worse come to worst.  Wait a moment, there IS an employee entrance one level down from the Bongo, or maybe an apartment for one of the 'working males'.  There's not really any other reason for a man to be walking around in a speedo on these streets.<br/><br/>Rabme, on the inside, would notice a door that more clearly said in Basic,<em>'FIRE DOOR - ALARM WILL SOUND'.</em><br/><br/>In following the directions, she would turn toward a lounge with two buff, human male guards in crisp black suits.  In the bright lighting, they easily recognize her and step apart to allow her to pass.<br/><br/>"Chilu is expecting you, miss," one says, while the other presses a panel to open the golden double doors.<br/><br/>Inside, she would see the Hutt sitting at the head of the table, alone.  He gestured toward a chair close to the head of the table, smiled, and spoke in smooth Basic, "ah, the journalist.  If you wish to discuss business, I have some time."<br/><br/>She would also notice the windows to her left that would give her a good view of the city.