"Alright, Bill, what's the plan for the party heist?" "Molly, it's simple. We sneak in dressed as clowns." "Clowns? Really? That's your big idea?" "Think about it. Who questions clowns at a kid's party?" "Fair point. But what about the presents? They're usually guarded by a horde of sugar-fueled kids." "That's where the balloon animals come in." "Balloon animals? Bill, are you serious?" "Dead serious. We distract them with balloon animals. Kids love those things." "And while they're distracted, we swipe the gifts?" "Exactly. We stash them in the clown car." "Clown car? Bill, we don't have a clown car." "Minor detail. We'll rent one." "Okay, but what if someone recognizes us?" "That's why we wear the big red noses and wigs." "Right, because no one ever recognizes a thief in a wig." "Trust me, Molly, it'll work. We just need to act the part." "And what if the parents get suspicious?" "We'll juggle. Parents love juggling." "Juggling? Bill, I can barely juggle my own life." "Relax, Molly. It's all about confidence." "Confidence, huh? Well, I hope your confidence can juggle too." "Don't worry. By the end of the day, we'll be the life of the party." "And the owners of a mountain of presents."