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Molly unrolled the blue architectural blueprint across the sticky laminate table and flattened it with the edge of a half-eaten sprinkled donut. Bill adjusted his neon green clip-on tie and leaned in close, his bifocals sliding down his nose as he examined the heavily crayon-rendered schematic of the suburban cul-de-sac. That is definitely a bounce house in the north quadrant, Bill whispered, pointing a chubby finger at a lumpy magenta drawing. Security is going to be a total nightmare. It is strictly amateur hour, Bill, Molly corrected, tapping her pen against the paper. We just need to time our approach with the juice box distribution. Are you entirely sure about the decoy clown, Molly? Bill asked, his eyebrows knitting together in genuine professional concern. I hear Bozo has a terrible temper and zero respect for our union. He is not a real clown, Bill, she sighed, rubbing her temples. He is just Dave from accounting wearing a cheap wig. He will fold the second we flash the noisemakers. Now, go over the extraction plan again. Bill cleared his throat and puffed out his chest. Once the piñata takes the primary blow, you grab the big loot bag labeled Jimmy while I handle the tactical diversion with the musical chairs. And the getaway vehicle? Fully prepped, Bill whispered dramatically. I traded the rusty van for a fleet of three stolen motorized pink Jeeps. Maximum speed is four miles per hour, but we will blend right in with the toddler pedestrian traffic. Pure genius, Molly admitted, pulling a pair of oversized toddler-sized sunglasses from her trench coat pocket and sliding them onto her face. Let us go steal some oversized plastic dump trucks.