Ever thought about how a cat’s stealth and a fox’s charm could combine to pull off the perfect caper? I’ve got a few ideas that might give us the upper hand.

First, slip into the target’s office during lunch when everyone’s distracted, just like a cat stalking prey. Next, leave a playful clue—like a small feather or a piece of yarn—that signals the fox’s trickery but doesn’t raise suspicion. Then, when the alarm’s triggered, use the distraction to slip out, all while keeping an eye on the back door. What do you think?

Sounds slick. Two clues, two fronts—guards will be spinning, and I’ll have the exit in the dark. Let’s set the stage, keep the purrs low, and let the fox’s grin do the rest. Ready to roll?