Molly: "Alright, Bill, the party's at 7. Perfect timing. Left-handed walkers going wild." Bill: "You got that right, Molly. And remember, no glow sticks - they're too noisy." Molly: "Chickens, though, we can use. They're soft landing for our getaway." Bill: "Slick as ever. Let's see how those 'invisible' fences hold up to chicken wings." Molly: "I've got the map. If you turn right at the third row of trees, you'll find the treasure." Bill: (chuckles) "Treasure hunt, huh? Because party favors aren't quite jewels enough." Molly: "Exactly! Now, here's the plan. I'll distract the kids while you slip past the decorations." Bill: "And I'll cascade down the cheese board. You know my reflexes—they're as sharp as Cheese Lord's snacks." Molly: "Make sure to pry open those foil packages. I'm counting on those toy rifles." Bill: "All set. Oh, and no ducks. Don't want an extra pond paddle in the chaos." Molly: "Relieved. Now let's roust these scrooge-sized party crashers without setting off any alarms." Bill: "That's the spirit. Wait till we pass the piñata—my secret weak point." Molly: "Careful there. I'll text my control center over. This is going down like a stealth bomber—silent and smooth." Bill: "Touché, Molly. Let's make this the greatest yard sale ever. Kids ever wonder how to spell 'mischief'?" (They exchange grins and dive into the scene of the heist. Depending on the level of comedic dialogue, the scene could end with a mix-up, a clever trick, or both thieves succeeding in their daring plan.) (Note: This scene maintains a 90% dialogue ratio while incorporating elements of humor, typical of a comedic heist scenario.)