Molly: "Bill, you sure this is a good idea? Stealing from a kid's party?" Bill: "It's not like we're stealing their innocence, Molly. Besides, who's gonna miss a few toys?" Molly: "I don't know, Bill. Something feels... off about this." Bill: "Off? Pfft, it's just a party. They'll probably be glad to get rid of some of that junk." Molly: "Junk? Bill, you're talking about presents. Kids love those things." Bill: "Exactly! They'll love us even more when we're swapping them for cold hard cash." Molly: "We're not stealing their parents' money, Bill. We're stealing from the kids." Bill: "Technically, we're borrowing. From the future. They'll get their money back. And we'll get... presents. Lots of presents." Molly: "Bill, we're not supposed to be good at this." Bill: "Who said anything about being good? Besides, it's not like we're hurting anyone. It's just a little... redistribution of wealth." Molly: "Redistribution? This is a heist, Bill. It's not politics." Bill: "Well, it's not like we're robbing a bank. Or a library. Or a... you get the idea."