Orchestra Pit Towel Afteruse Receipt

An orchestra-pit towel is tagged after a spill and breath-break cleanup during a live broadcast. Later, a biohazard reader and route asset owner try to spend that towel tag as if it proves clean clearance, artist consent, and memorial custody authority. The playable pressure is whether the worker certifies the towel’s original cleaning scope, restricts who may read it, attaches a pit-steward bridge, reopens a harmed musician claim, splits cleanup notation from biohazard clearance, quarantines reuse, or lets a false-clean default harden.

The towel is evidence of a local cleanup row, not universal clearance authority. Any future route that consumes it must carry the source tag, steward/absence, context, scope, harmed musician, proof bridge, after-state, and counter movement into replay.