Molly: "Oh Bill, I really don't want to do this heist." Bill: "Molly, it's going to be a breeze. Just think of the presents we can get our hands on." Molly: "But that would be stealing, you know that right? And it's a kids party. How can you bear to take away the joy of the children on their special day?" Bill: "Molly, Molly, Molly. We're not taking away the joy, we're just redirecting it. We'll swap the presents we rob for something equally valuable. That way, no one will be the wiser." Molly: "Besides, think about the irony," Bill said with a laugh. "Stealing at a kid's party; it'll get us locked up for sure. And who knows, one of the parents might even recognize us from that New Year's Eve party we crashed last year." Molly: "You're incorrigible! We can't do it Bill, this just feels wrong." Bill: "C'mon, Molly. It's a great opportunity and we can have a lot of fun with it. Plus, think of the pay-off, all that loot we can get. Don't you want in on it?" Molly: "No, I don't want it. This is a line I won't cross, Bill. We need to find another way to make money." Bill: "Suit yourself," Bill replied, looking disappointed. "But I'm in this for the ride, Molly. If you change your mind, I'll be here waiting for you." Molly: "Bill, it's not that simple. I have to follow my morals and my values. There's a right and a wrong way to make money, and I won't be a part of something that's morally wrong, no matter how much the loot might glitter and glimmer."