"The key plan is, we walk in around six, when the parents are distracted by the piñata and the kids are running around like lunatics," Molly said, studying the blueprints of the party. "Which ones are the parents and which ones are the lunatics – easy to tell by the breathing," Bill replied, sipping from his flask. "Okay, so we hit the wrapping station, and then we're on to the high-value gifts – dinosaurs and electronics," Molly continued. "And then we make our break, slipping out through the bounce house," Bill added. "Wait, you really think the bouncy castle is sturdy enough for us to escape through?" Molly asked. "Hey, it's a big castle – there's plenty of room to hide," Bill shrugged. "And what about the kid with the gleeful shriek? He's probably got a ' Wanted: Thieves' poster' cool for his bedroom," Molly joked. "Aww, that kid's going to be an FBI agent one day – grieving parents and pesky toddlers – the perfect funnel for us, right?" Bill chuckled.