It isn't about the money. The money doesn't matter. They say that holidays are merely products of consumerism but they're wrong. [ Whatever point Curtis was trying to make has gone completely over Julian's head, and now he doesn't even seem to be talking into the communicator any more. His voice is colder and his fingers tug at his lips. ]

It does not matter if the crime succeeds. It does not matter if you spend money to celebrate a holiday. What matters is the date, the method. No one remembers those that earn money. Crime is never forgotten, crime is remembered.