Molly: "So, what's the plan, Bill? In, out, and grab the booty before any of those little brats know what hit them, right?" Bill, adjusting his cuffs, replied, "Exactly, Mol. We wear clown getups - nothing suspicious there. We'll clear out the room, entertain 'em, and then make our move." Molly raised an eyebrow, glancing at her watch. "We've got thirty minutes. I'd suggest we start rigging the supplies in here, then make our way over. Clown noses, balloons, the whole nine yards." Bill nodded, "I was thinking the same, Mol. Gotta make sure we can control them, maneuver them out of there quickly. This'll be easy if we play our cards right." He picked up a whoopie cushion from the kit and beamed with mischief. "They'll never even see us coming." Molly snatched the cushion from Bill's fingers, ignoring the smirk. "Don't forget: clown noses spread evenly throughout the room, confetti cannons for the distraction, and we've got your shocking balloons ready to go here. The noisemakers should take care of the adults." "Perfect! With us being 'entertainers', the parents'll think they're just part of the show, and the little suckers will follow our every command. Shouldn't be a peep from anyone - or a present left to spoil the party for the birthday kid," Bill winked. Molly tucked a piece of duct tape between her lips, using her teeth to open the package. "Just in case. Some quick press on the snout of any brat who won't walk the plank fast enough." Bill grinned, "And don't forget those allergy trick cards. 'Your child has an extreme reaction to clowns'...that'll get more out of there than the shocking balloons." Molly checked off her list, "Uh-huh. And have you practiced your 'clean the floor' magic trick? I want to make sure we put on a show to remember." Bill reached into a bag and pulled out a mini vacuum cleaner. "Practiced, yes, albeit with a ball on our living room floor. I'll suck up those presents like they were dust." Molly cackled, "Sounds perfect, Bill. Let's strut our stuff in forty-five." They exchanged a high-five before both began putting on their clown disguises, each meticulously prepping their stage props, geared up for the grandest birthday party heist this side of town.