"I'm telling you, Molly, it's a goldmine," Bill said, his eyes shining with excitement. "A children's birthday party? You can't be serious," Molly replied, raising an eyebrow. "Hear me out. These parents are loaded. They're going to be shelling out top dollar for the latest gadgets and gizmos. And it's not like the kids are going to be paying attention to the presents once they're opened," Bill argued. "But what about the ethical implications? We're talking about stealing from children here," Molly said, a hint of hesitation in her voice. "Come on, Molly. We're not going to be stealing their lunches or something. Just their presents. They'll still have the memories of a wonderful birthday party. And we'll have a bunch of expensive toys to sell on the black market," Bill reasoned. "Okay, fine. But if we get caught, I'm blaming you. And we have to make sure we don't scare the kids. I don't want to be responsible for traumatizing a bunch of five-year-olds," Molly said, throwing up her hands. "Don't worry, I've got a plan. We'll go in dressed as clowns. Who doesn't trust a clown?" Bill said, grinning.