Molly: Bill, are you sure about this? Kids' parties aren't exactly our usual target. Bill: Yeah, but they're not exactly expecting us, are they? And the presents, Molly. Think of all the loot. Molly: I'm thinking more about all the screaming kids. Bill: Scared or happy? Could be good for a laugh. Molly: Or bad for our cover. We don't have time for a circus. Bill: Just cause you're old enough to know better doesn't mean I'm not gonna have some fun. Molly: Fun? This is a job, Bill. Bill: A job with a side of sugar and spice. Besides, you know what they say about the best thefts being done with a smile. Molly: I think they actually say, "The best thefts are done with a gun." Bill: Doesn't have to be that dramatic. We get in, grab the presents, and get out. Simple, right? Molly: Simple, Bill. Simple is good. But we need a plan. Bill: Plan? Why? We're just gonna waltz in, grab the gifts, and leave. Piece of cake. Molly: And what if the parents are home? Bill: Then we'll charm our way out. You do the charming, I'll do the cake. Molly: You're hopeless, Bill.