Steak out & Strip down
Bucks mission brief
Steak Out & Strip Down runs the whole night like an operation, four positions deep, starting with a table already secured on the water in Darling Harbour: a jug on the table almost before the crew's finished taking their seats, and a bonus beer landing on the Buck as if he's the one actually being tracked all night. Position two is a sleek city bar for a T-bone, sauce, chips, schooners moving before the plates are down, and a second bonus drink dropped on the Buck for good measure. Position three goes properly dark behind a soundproofed door: a chilled bottle waiting, two private hours nobody outside the room can account for, and a topless waitress who blows the entire cover story. It ends fully exposed at a gentleman's club with a door that simply isn't a problem, the Buck installed with a direct line of sight to the stage.
Game Plan
$199.00 per person, based on 9 attendees.
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All of your package customisations will show up right here!Four positions, one target, run with more precision than most operations twice its size. Position one opens cool. Position two brings the heat. Position three goes dark. Position four blows the whole thing wide open. The Buck's the mission the entire time.
There's no personal reconnaissance required, no negotiating dress codes or opening hours with four different venues at midnight the week out. The clearance for every stop on this run came through well before the operation was even greenlit.
Position one: a held table on the water in Darling Harbour, already reserved, no standing around waiting for a seat to clear. The first jug's on the table before the crew's finished sitting down, and the Buck gets his own beer stacked on top of it, flagged early as the actual target while everyone else is just running backup.
Position two: a sleek city bar for a T-bone thick enough to warrant its own briefing, sauce, chips, schooners moving before anyone's touched the cutlery. A second bonus drink finds the Buck not long after, because in this operation he keeps getting singled out for special attention.
Position three goes properly dark. A soundproofed door closes behind the group for two private hours nobody outside will ever get the full debrief on. There's a chilled bottle already waiting when they walk in, and someone's already three songs deep into a set nobody asked him to perform. Cover's blown completely the moment a topless waitress joins the room: the Buck becomes the centre of the operation whether he likes it or not, and the intel that comes out of that hour circulates for years.
Clearance came through on every position days ago. Tables held, a booth confirmed, a private room signed off, all of it settled before the operation even started, which leaves precisely nothing for the crew to sort out once they're actually on the ground.
Steak Out & Strip Down finishes with the operation fully exposed: a gentleman's club where the door simply isn't a problem, the crew moved straight to a room built around a stage carrying most of the noise in the building. The Buck gets installed in the seat with the clearest sightline, front and centre for the one part of the night nobody's actually trying to keep quiet.
Four positions, four confirmations, zero reconnaissance done by you personally. You didn't talk your way past a single door or explain to anyone why a booking fell through, because nothing did. The operation ran exactly to plan, and the crew already knows there's only one name attached to it.
It starts as a quiet operation on a harbour table and ends fully exposed under a stage light, and only one crew runs that exact contrast per date, so check your date before this operation's no longer on the table.