Yes, it's just a way to help out the kids with their fundraising projects. When I see the girls selling Girl Scout cookies I just give them a few dollars and tell them it's a donation to the troop. They actually make more money that way. Their profit margin on the cookies is unbelievably low.

Oh yes! We’ve had neighbors order stuff from our kids over the years and we’ve in turn always ordered stuff from theirs.

lol back at my apartment a boy came up to my door and asked if he could sell me some candy. i was like sure homie, how much? and he was like, uhm, whatever you think

i thought it was funny af cause i remember my friends and i trying to set up a lemonade stand when were small and when we asked a woman if she'd like to buy and she asked how much we froze bc... we didnt think of that. i was like, uh, one or two dollars? and she scoffed and stormed off lmao

anyway i think i gave him like $5 for a candy bar and his eyes got so mf big and he thanked me and scurried off. and then one of his friends knocked on my door minute later and i heard the first kid excitedly telling his friends, it's her, it's her!!!

so i told the second kid this is the last candy im buying because i wasnt about to drop $50 buying everyones candy but 💀

anywayyyyy sorry for rambling but you reminded me of that cute moment

Yes,

I like all 4 of those foods

They do that one.They also do the candy and then there's one.That's done by one of the plant companies where they send you bulbs.And plants, but only at the particular time of year that they're supposed to be planted in your area.I think it's done by like marinol or something

Most schools task the kids with selling stuff
However most do it thru social media now

World's Greatest Chocolate!!!

My mother worked in a private religious college admin office as a secretary, I would put my boxes of chocolate on the front receptionist's counter.