Molly: Bill, have you seen the guests list? Bill: Yeah, why? Molly: It's a children's party, Bill. We're not stealing from kids. Bill: Molly, we're thieves. Kids have more candy than we'll ever see. Plus, the parents will be distracted. Molly: Distracted by what, Bill? Their own kids? Bill: You know, watching them play with their new toys. We can slip in, grab the presents, and slip out before anyone notices. Molly: And what if we're caught? Bill: Then we'll make a run for it, and you know we're fast. Molly: I'm not saying we shouldn't do it, but we need a solid plan. Bill: Okay, let's say we get in and grab the presents. How do we get out? Molly: Through the back door. There's a small alleyway behind the house. Bill: Perfect. And the presents? Molly: We'll leave them behind the bushes. No one will miss them until the party's over. Bill: You know, for a minute there, I thought you were softening. Molly: I am softening, Bill. But only for the kids. We can't steal from them. Bill: Fine, fine. So, what do you suggest? Molly: We scope the place out first. See where the presents are, check the security. Bill: Sounds good. But if we don't get anything valuable, no one will know. Molly: No one will know, and we won't have made any little kids sad. That's a win-win. Bill: Alright, but if it starts getting boring, we're stealing the presents. Molly: Deal. Now let's go check out this party.