MALLY And Bill, are you sure we're going to pull this off? I mean, stealing presents from a kids' party? That's pretty low, even for us. BILL Hey, don't get all moralistic on me now, Molly. We're professionals, and this job pays well. Plus, it's not like we're stealing from the kids themselves. Their rich parents can afford it. MALLY Yeah, but it's still a little... dirty, don't you think? BILL Look, we have our orders, alright? We don't question the clients, and we get the job done. Now, let's go over the plan one more time. MALLY Fine, but I'm still not convinced. BILL Alright, so we get to the party, and you go in first, dressed as a clown. I'll be right behind you, carrying a huge pink present. MALLY A clown? Seriously, Bill? I've got a terrible fear of clowns. How am I supposed to pull off being one? BILL Oh, come on, Molly! It's just a costume. Besides, you'll have your clown mask on, so no one will see your face. MALLY I don't know, Bill. What if I freak out and blow our cover? BILL You won't. Trust me. Just focus on the job, alright? We get in, we grab the presents, and we get out. Easy peasy. MALLY Okay, fine. But if I start to crack, you better have my back, Bill. BILL I'll always have your back, Molly. Now, let's go over the signal for when it's time to make our move. MALLY Right. When I start making balloon animals, that's when we go for the presents. BILL Perfect. And don't forget, we need to be as quiet as possible. These kids are going to be hyped up on sugar, so we can't risk them spotting us.