Molly: "Alright Bill, here's the plan. That Tommy kid's having a birthday party at the local rec center tonight. He goes to first grade at my sister's school and the rumors are his parents rented out the whole place." Bill: "The whole rec center for one kid's birthday? Forget about it, that's gonna be too risky with parents and stuff around. No way." Molly: "I've cased the joint. Party's only on the first floor, second floor will be empty. We can sneak in through the fire escape, grab the loot, and make a clean getaway before anyone notices." Bill: "What about security cameras or alarms? I'm not doing time just to rob a little kid." Molly: "Trust me, I know what I'm doing. I checked and they turned the cameras off for the night, and the alarms are deactivated. I have the code, it's 1625. Totally animal-proof, it's rigged." Bill: "1625? Why would they use a dog's birthday as the alarm code? Something seems fishy..." Molly: "It's 1625. I looked it up. And what? You're worried about dogs now? This is a slam dunk. I'll draw a map showing the path of least resistance." Bill: "I dunno Molly... It seems kinda mean to rob a kid's presents. How old is this Tommy again?" Molly: "I think it's his 6th birthday? Come on, rich kid probably has a dozen rotten bikes already. Won't even notice one or two gone. We're doing a good deed, redistributing the wealth." Bill: "Fine, I'm in. But no stuffed animals or anything lame like that. Gotta keep our standards." Molly: "First rule of thumb - go for the biggest, bulkiest gifts. Those cost the most. Now, we'll need a few things for the job..." Bill: "Like a getaway car in case things go south and we got to make a hasty exit?" Molly: "Oh Bill, always the forward-thinker. No, I was thinking we'd need disguises to blend in - a clown nose and a creepy kid's party mask to complete the look and throw 'em off." Bill: "Okay, I'm sold. Pick me up at 8, going incognito in my running shoes to make a quick split if needed. This is gonna be a cakewalk. What could possibly go wrong?"