In the show, it’s not until the debtors play the first game — Red Light, Green Light — that they discover what’s really at stake. When over half the players are shockingly eliminated and gruesomely murdered, a consequence no one saw coming, the remaining players join together and collectively demand an abrupt end to the games, allowing everyone to return home alive. Essentially, they unionize, leveraging their collective power to disrupt incentives for the game to go on.As an organizer with theDebt Collective Ahead, check out some more photos from the Santa Monica bash, and don’t forget to clear your schedule to watch the entirety of season 3 when it hits Netflix in just a few days.Rachel Murray/Getty ImagesMatt Winkelmeyer/Getty ImagesRachel Murray/Getty ImagesCharley Gallay/Getty ImagesWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:Stranger ThingsFans Think They Figured Out the Next Big VillainIn this op-ed,Ziad Ahmed charts. The song responsible for giving his career a jolt also, single-handedly, shook up the country music genre,caused some listeners to squirm “Sadly, we have a president who continues to show America how great we can become through his destructive selfishness,” the councilman said. The mayor of North Miami himself, Dr. Smith Joseph, chimed in with his own statement, saying, “Our nation should not tolerate this overt racism from a president who is sworn to protect us.” Haitian-American Congresswoman Mia Love, a Republican from the state of Utah,said