2.00pm, Thursday. Break time. Stretching, you walk outside to the car park for a cigarette when Phillip, your best friend, approaches. You’ll never understand how he escaped that day when you didn't, but it’s not something you’ve ever dwelled on. Today, Phillip wants a favour. He needs to make a delivery for his boss but his boss can't know his driver's licence is lost. Phillip will pay you $2,500 just to drive him around tonight. You think it over. $2,500 just to drive Phillip somewhere? That’s too good to be true. There’s no way you can risk getting involved with Phillip again. On the other hand...$2,500 can make a dent in the back-rent you owe.