Run: 2026-05-01-01KQHRH0T5QKPD8K0PFX9AKGYM

In their cluttered apartment hideout Molly and Bill plotted the heist. The apartment was filled with maps and funny souvenirs from past jobs. Molly started the discussion. "Bill, this children's party is loaded with presents that we can easily swipe and turn into quick profit. We time our entry for midnight when the kids are tired and parents are busy cleaning up. I will sneak in through the back entrance while you create a distraction by pretending to be lost or something funny to draw them away. Grab the wrapped boxes from the pile in the living room and carry them out to our waiting van without making any noise that could alert the family dog or the neighbors. Remember no taking the cake slices as they could make a mess in the van seat." Bill thought for a moment and said his piece. "That entry sounds good but the back door could be tricky if it's chained or has a lock we didn't plan for. Dressing as a clown might help me blend in with the party theme and allow close access to the presents. The kids would find it amusing and not suspect a thing while I help myself to some gifts in the confusion of the games and activities." Molly responded with her usual skepticism mixed with ideas. "Clown costumes are overdone and might actually draw more attention rather than less in the middle of the night. Better to go with the window entry plan instead. You can boost me up after I cut the screen quietly using the special tools we have from previous jobs. Once inside I will select only the valuable looking presents and pass them back to you through the window for safe loading." Bill added more details to improve the plan. "Boosting you is fine as long as I have good footing on the ground outside. A pole could be used to knock down high stacks if we need but the net idea is risky because it could tear or miss the catch in the dark. Let's focus on small wrapped presents that fit in our bags easily and avoid anything that makes too much noise when moved like toys with batteries or bells." Molly continued explaining the exit strategy. "The bag is ready with sturdy handles for carrying multiple items at once. We take only what we can handle in one go and head straight to the fence who buys kids toys without asking questions. Walkie talkies will keep us in touch during the entire operation so if something goes wrong we can abort fast and meet at the rally point without leaving anyone behind like in old times. This way we avoid any problems and get home fast with our new treasures from the party." They laughed about their past mistakes and finalized the silly scheme for stealing all the birthday gifts at the party while making sure to pack extra bags in case the loot was bigger than expected.