Security was something that many beings seldom considered. Why would they? Who would want to hurt them or steal their goods? Well, almost any would if given the chance. Was arrogance the answer? An impossibility that occurred more often than they were willing to admit or pay for to protect against? Perhaps insurance fraud? And hiring a few goons helped check the right boxes...
Truthfully, most often the cold reality was simply security was worthless. Anyone could be paid to watch a door, which would be fine if the target was an old Oma wishing to complain about the quality of the produce or the like. For a few more credits you could hire actual trained goons, who might, not immediately, die upon contact with the enemy but good luck there. They were just as likely to turn on you when the situation turned sour, or the other guy offered more.
Of course, if you were part of the elite, the wealthy and such, perhaps you could afford the best of the best. Considering the threats to the galaxy and the prevalence of force users, this was almost mandatory. But even hiring the best didn't preclude the existence of the previously mentioned problems. But if the risk was great and the reward greater? Then perhaps it was a risk that had to be taken.
Sitting alone in the corner of a cantina in the middle of nowhere, a hooded pureblood sat with half a bottle of whiskey and two thirds of a plan. But to complete the task at hand, she would need a disposable hand, someone without any links back to her and whose morals extended only as far as the credits did.
Truthfully, most often the cold reality was simply security was worthless. Anyone could be paid to watch a door, which would be fine if the target was an old Oma wishing to complain about the quality of the produce or the like. For a few more credits you could hire actual trained goons, who might, not immediately, die upon contact with the enemy but good luck there. They were just as likely to turn on you when the situation turned sour, or the other guy offered more.
Of course, if you were part of the elite, the wealthy and such, perhaps you could afford the best of the best. Considering the threats to the galaxy and the prevalence of force users, this was almost mandatory. But even hiring the best didn't preclude the existence of the previously mentioned problems. But if the risk was great and the reward greater? Then perhaps it was a risk that had to be taken.
Sitting alone in the corner of a cantina in the middle of nowhere, a hooded pureblood sat with half a bottle of whiskey and two thirds of a plan. But to complete the task at hand, she would need a disposable hand, someone without any links back to her and whose morals extended only as far as the credits did.
@LadyRen