Molly: "Alright, Bill, here's the plan. We hit the kiddie party at the community center tonight." Bill: "A children's party? Really, Molly? What's next, stealing candy from a baby?" Molly: "Exactly! Think about it. All those presents, unguarded, just waiting for us." Bill: "And what, we dress up as clowns? I'm not squeezing into one of those tiny cars." Molly: "No clowns. We go as parents. Casual, inconspicuous. We blend in, scoop up the loot, and be out before they finish singing 'Happy Birthday.'" Bill: "And if we get caught? 'Sorry officer, we thought these were free samples at the toy store'?" Molly: "We won't get caught. Besides, it's a community center. The security is tighter than a toddler's piggy bank." Bill: "And the moral dilemma? I mean, stealing from kids?" Molly: "We're redistributing wealth, Bill. Teaching those parents a lesson in over-indulgence. Plus, we need the cash." Bill: "You've got an answer for everything, don't you?" Molly: "Just trust me. It'll be a piece of cake. Or should I say, a piece of birthday cake?" Bill: "Alright, but if I end up on a 'Most Wanted' poster next to a cartoon of a teddy bear, I'm blaming you." Molly: "Deal. Now, let's go pick out some suitably bland outfits."