"Alright, Bill, what's the plan for the party heist?" "Molly, it's simple. We sneak in dressed as clowns." "Clowns? Really? You think that'll work?" "Absolutely. Who questions clowns at a kids' party?" "Fair point. But what about the presents? How do we grab them?" "Easy. We distract the kids with balloon animals." "Balloon animals? You know how to make those?" "Of course not. But I can fake it long enough." "And while you're faking it, I swipe the gifts?" "Exactly. You stuff them in the big clown bag." "Won't the parents notice a giant bag of presents walking out?" "Not if we time it with the cake cutting. Everyone loves cake." "Okay, but what if they ask us to perform?" "Then we juggle. You can juggle, right?" "Three balls, tops. What if they want more?" "Then we improvise. Throw in a few pies." "Pies? Where are we getting pies?" "From the kitchen. Every party has pies." "Alright, Bill, but what if the kids start crying?" "Then we make a quick exit. Clowns are supposed to be mysterious." "Mysterious or not, this better work." "Trust me, Molly. By the end, we'll be the life of the party." "And the owners of a lot of presents."