Molly: "Bill, are you sure about this? A children's party?" Bill: "Molly, it's a goldmine! Think about it, all those presents just waiting to be swiped." Molly: "But what about the kids? Won't they notice?" Bill: "We'll distract them, easy peasy. You know how kids are at parties. They're always running around, screaming, and playing games." Molly: "And how do you plan on doing that?" Bill: "I heard there's a clown at the party. We'll just pay him a little extra to cause a distraction." Molly: "A clown? That's your big plan? Aren't you afraid of clowns?" Bill: "Me? Afraid of clowns? Molly, I'm a professional thief! There's nothing that scares me. Now, let's go over the plan one more time." Molly: "Alright, let's say the distraction works. How are we going to get all the presents out without anyone noticing?" Bill: "We'll disguise ourselves as parents and carry out the presents in gift bags. No one will suspect a thing." Molly: "And what if someone recognizes us?" Bill: "Then we'll just have to make a run for it. But Molly, don't worry. I've got a few tricks up my sleeve." Molly: "Tricks? You? Now I'm really scared." Bill: "Ah, Molly. Always the jokester. Let's just go and get those presents, shall we?" Molly: "Fine. But if we get caught, I'm blaming it all on the clown."