Girl Scout Cookies

So I would give her a daily whinny because I was a girl.

I was selling Girl Scout cookies when you just sent your child out alone.

Door to door.

To people's houses, door to door, and just randomly knocked on doors.

Yes.

So they are soft baked blueberry muffin flagger treats that will be only sold online.

Well, who's going to buy Girl Scout cookies? I want to buy those when I'm walking

into PetSmart.

... told her anything.

I just said, "I know big news about Girl Scout Cookies, but I can't tell you until after September 8th." And she's like-

Yay

... "Tell me," and I'm like, "I can't." [laughs]

Like, I think that's really, when I think of Partake, that's what the brand is all about.

Like, I just want to build this massive table where everyone feels like no matter where they came from, no matter what dietary restrictions, no matter what- whatever preferences, whatever, whoever they are, they can feel included and celebrated.

And so my hope is that consumers of the Girl Scout Cookies as well as the girls themselves who maybe haven't been able to participate in the past are able to enjoy and partake.

And so, you know, I'm just so excited to, to hear from Girl Scouts like my daughter, um, who are able to enjoy Girl Scout Cookies.

Um, it's what we should be doing, and I'm all in on it"?

Um, the final proposal that we talked about was about licensing agreements and how this affects not only the Girl Scouts, but the Girl Scout Cookie program.

And this proposal definitely interested me because that is something that we are known for, and I'm glad we really got to discuss about it, and we even voted to have additional time to discuss about it, and it was just an amazing experience to be able to hear everyone's point of views and perspectives, whether they agreed with this proposal or not, and it was unforgettable.

What was the ultimate vote?

I know.

He came in here this morning, he was talking about the Girl Scout Cookies, and he gave the Girl Scout Cookies away and made me pay him for it.

They weren't even his Girl Scout Cookies.

And next thing I know, he tells me that I'm sponsoring his show for $6,000 a month.

And I'm like, "Dude, I don't even have an advertisement." He's like, "I know, but I need your $6,000." And I'm like-

It's a familiar sight, a girl in a badge-covered vest selling cases of cookies.

These young entrepreneurs sell millions of Girl Scout cookies per season, generating more than $800 million in sales.

A new documentary called Cookie Queens follows several Girl Scouts in different parts of the country as they embark on their cookie-selling season.

Our guest today is Olive, one of the Girl Scouts featured in the film.

So they don't feel like they have to give us a good camp experience or they have to give us programming because we're always going to keep selling the cookies.

It's one of those major Girl Scout experiences that is not only educational, but it's hard to miss out on.

Like everybody wants Girl Scout cookies, right?

Yeah.