Before you ask it is about a Spy and non commedically gets the shit kicked out of her. And keeps coming back to the Orginization for more jobs because she needs the money. And keeps getting the shit kicked out of her and sometimes she gets the job done and sometimes not. And the ones she does she gets and increasingly more enemies. She then tells the orginization she needs help and they are like fuck you. So she has to fight them all by herself and her kid. Who is like 10 and she taught him how not to get picked on in school. Then taught him how to use a gun and knifes. And they have this final standoff in their neighbors house.
Normally you’ll ask for a recipe of delivery or other way to testify that you have drop something off.
Happen to me once, not for a script but for other papers. My job at the time kept « losing » my pay paper in internal mail. So I had to go to the person working my files and asked for a recipe of delivery, the face she made was priceless. They didn’t lose my papers this time
Hey, friendo, the word you’re looking for (or autocorrect is messing with you) is receipt. Recipe is something that explains how to create something else, generally how to prepare a meal.
I thought maybe it was an industry term for, like, the route the package took - the recipe for how to deliver it. You clarified things for me.
Where I’ve been, that (or something similar) is called certified mail.
What’s funny is that recipe used to also be receipt. The two words were interchangeable for cooking instructions