Molly: Bill, you sure this is a good idea? Bill: Come on, Molly, it's a children's party. What's the worst that could happen? Molly: I don't know, we get caught by a bunch of six-year-olds? Bill: Hey, they may be small, but they're not stupid. We need to be strategic about this. Molly: Alright, so what's the plan? Bill: We wait until the presents are all unwrapped and the kids are distracted by cake, then we make our move. Molly: And how are we going to carry all the presents out without being noticed? Bill: We'll stuff them in a giant teddy bear, of course. Molly: A teddy bear? Are you serious? Bill: Dead serious. It's the perfect disguise. Who would suspect a teddy bear of being a getaway vehicle? Molly: I guess that could work. But what if the kids want to keep their presents? Bill: We'll tell them we're taking them to be donated to a children's hospital. They'll be none the wiser. Molly: Alright, let's do this. But if we get caught, I'm blaming you. Bill: Deal. Now let's go find that teddy bear.