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Molly spread the party invitation across the table as Bill poured them both a cup of strong coffee. They were ready to plan. "Bill, this children's party is the perfect target. All those presents stacked up in one place just waiting for us. We go in, cause a distraction, and walk out with everything. The kids won't even know what hit them until it's too late. What do you think about posing as the entertainment?" Molly said. "I think it could work if we do it right. We dress up as magicians and put on a show. I'll pull rabbits out of hats and make things disappear but the real trick will be making all the presents disappear at the same time. You can keep the kids and parents entertained with jokes and silly dances while I sneak the stuff out the back door to the van. We have to be careful with the timing though because if we do it during the wrong part of the party it could all fall apart. The best time is during the opening of the presents ironically enough or maybe when they are all blindfolded for pin the tail on the donkey. We could even use the donkey as a distraction if we can," Bill said. "That is a great idea Bill. The pin the tail game would be perfect because all the kids will be blindfolded and the parents will be laughing too hard to pay attention to us. We can have our van parked right by the side door and load it up quickly. Remember to bring lots of bags for the bigger items like bicycles or large toys. I can handle the crowd control by announcing that the magic show is moving outside or something like that to lure them away from the gift area. What do we do about any hired security or the real entertainers if they show up?" Molly asked. "We can call in a fake complaint to the company that hired the real entertainers and get them sent to the wrong address. That should buy us at least an hour. For security, we can use sleeping gas in the air vents but that might be overkill for a kids party. Maybe just distract them with a sob story about it being our first job or something. I don't want to hurt anyone especially not kids so we have to keep it light and funny the whole time. This heist has to be comedic like all our others," Bill said. "Light and funny is the way to go. We'll wear funny costumes and tell jokes the whole time. If we get caught we can say it was all a big prank for the birthday kid. But we won't get caught because we are the best. Let's go over the exit strategy one more time. We leave the same way we came in but with all the gifts in tow. The getaway driver is you in the van while I create a final distraction with fireworks or something. No, fireworks might scare the kids. Maybe with bubbles. Yes, a bubble machine to create chaos and cover. This is going to be our best work yet," Molly said. The pair continued discussing the intricate details late into the night, refining every aspect of their plan to steal the presents from the children's party.