Molly: Bill, are you sure about this? Breaking into a children's party? I've got a bad feeling about this. Bill: Molly, it's not like we're robbing a bank or anything. We're just taking some presents. They'll never miss 'em. Molly: I don't know, Bill. Kids love their presents. What if we get caught? The parents will be furious. Bill: Relax, Molly. We've got a spotter, remember? This place is a goldmine. Toys, games, gadgets - it's like a kid's Christmas all year round. Molly: But what about the party? We'll disrupt the whole thing. Kids will be crying, parents too. Bill: Not if we're quick and quiet. We'll slip in, grab the presents, and slip out before anyone notices. Easy peasy. Molly: And what about the security? They've got a guard. Bill: (chuckles) Molly, you worry too much. We've dealt with guards before. Besides, this isn't a high-security facility. He's just a kid dressed up, probably playing a game on his phone. Molly: Still, it's not right. We could be arrested. Bill: (rolls his eyes) Arrested? Molly, we're not committing a crime. We're just... redistributing wealth. And besides, who's going to report us? The kids? Molly: (sighs) Fine. But if this goes wrong, I'm blaming you. Bill: (grinning) Deal. But if it goes right, you owe me a drink. Molly: (smirking) Deal. Now, let's get this show on the road. Bill: (laughing) Ready, steady, Molly.