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Neil was very alert when committing a crime. The first time he was committing a crime, he watched six directions and listened to all directions in a dark corner. Hearing abnormal noises, he decisively gave up his plan and ran away.
The second time I was killing the traitor, I entered through the back door and observed guns and radios under the front desk.
The other thing is that every time you commit a crime, step on the spot first, and make a plan and escape plan.
Big trick one: Neil leads the snake out of the hole just to understand his opponent. This is a brilliant trick. Know yourself and the enemy in a hundred battles. If you only know that there is a police officer and you don’t know who the other party is, it’s not conducive to action.
Strategy 2: Finally, when Neil walked from the hotel to the car and was going to take a high flight with his girlfriend, he found that Vincent decisively abandoned his girlfriend. This is a good strategy. In this way, you can have no worries and devote yourself to the battle. (Actually, when the first two people were with coffee, what they said was a portrayal of real actions and foreshadowing.)
But it was obvious that he was worried about giving up feelings. Perhaps it was because he was guilty and sorry for his girlfriend. It was obvious that he was not focused enough.
Vincent said goodbye to his wife first and was more involved.
Chris usually loves his wife deeply, and he left as soon as he noticed that there was a policeman. Maybe the speechless eyes and gestures before is saying goodbye.
ER: In general, I will introduce many investors who repeatedly watched the street shootout in the pirate line, which greatly improved the stock speculation. At first, I didn't understand it well, and I thought it was just a madness. Later, I slowly understood that this is a group of extremely well-trained thieves! They were repressive shooting, and then they would not be soft-hearted, looking for opportunities in repressive shooting to kill them. They alternate screens, rolling forward instead of defending in place.
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