Molly: Bill, are you sure about this? Breaking into a children's party? It's not exactly our usual M.O. Bill: Molly, have you seen the presents list? It's like they've gone and ordered every toy in the universe. We're talking about a fortune here. Molly: But, Bill, the police will be everywhere. And the parents... they're not exactly going to let us waltz in and out with a bag full of presents. Bill: Molly, we're not asking for permission. We're making a statement. We're saying, "Hey, parents, your kids are getting all the toys they need, but you're not giving them the best thing in the world: the thrill of a good heist!" Molly: And what makes you think the kids won't raise the alarm? Bill: Because, my dear Molly, we'll have the best excuse in the world. We'll dress up as Santa and Mrs. Claus. Kids love Santa. Molly: But... but what about monitoring? Cameras? Bill: The parents are too busy taking pictures and videoing their kids to notice us. And if they do, we'll play along. We'll hand out presents, maybe even do some magic tricks. Molly: And what about the actual taking of the presents? Bill: We'll have a bag ready. We'll just... swoop in, grab them, and be gone before the parents even realize what happened. Molly: And what about the parents' presents? Bill: What about them? Molly: We can't just leave them there. It's not right. Bill: Molly, we're robbing a children's party. It's not about what's right or wrong. It's about the thrill of the chase. And the presents. Lots of presents. Molly: Fine. But if we get caught... Bill: We won't get caught. Now, let's get to the party. The clock is ticking.