has anybody else besides me hit up at a workplace, by somebody who wants to sell their kids? that came out the wrong way. girl scout cookies. terrible anyway. kimberly: all the time. bob: people, bosses say buy cookies from my kids. why isn t the kid doing it themselves, number one? number two, don t you feel intimidated? eric: you are a scrooge. you are a grinch. buy the cookies from a poor kid. kimberly: i know. dana: i had to sell the cookies myself. back in the day when you could go door-to-door. if i met a certain level, my parents would kick in extra bit for me to buy more. the great thing now, when you get asked about buying cooki cookies, there are a few programs, one is hugs for soldiers. soldiers love girl scout cookies. a little americana. they will send them to the troops. bob: a good idea. not just the girl scout cooki
has anybody else besides me hit up at a workplace, by somebody who wants to sell their kids? that came out the wrong way. girl scout cookies. terrible anyway. kimberly: all the time. bob: people, bosses say buy cookies from my kids. why isn t the kid doing it themselves, number one? number two, don t you feel intimidated? eric: you are a scrooge. you are a grinch. buy the cookies from a poor kid. kimberly: i know. dana: i had to sell the cookies myself. back in the day when you could go door-to-door. if i met a certain level, my parents would kick in extra bit for me to buy more. the great thing now, when you get asked about buying cooki cookies, there are a few programs, one is hugs for soldiers. soldiers love girl scout cookies. a little americana. they will send them to the troops. bob: a good idea. not just the girl scout cooki
has anybody else besides me hit up at a workplace, by somebody who wants to sell their kids? that came out the wrong way. girl scout cookies. terrible anyway. kimberly: all the time. bob: people, bosses say buy cookies from my kids. why isn t the kid doing it themselves, number one? number two, don t you feel intimidated? eric: you are a scrooge. you are a grinch. buy the cookies from a poor kid. kimberly: i know. dana: i had to sell the cookies myself. back in the day when you could go door-to-door. if i met a certain level, my parents would kick in extra bit for me to buy more. the great thing now, when you get asked about buying cooki cookies, there are a few programs, one is hugs for soldiers. soldiers love girl scout cookies. a little americana. they will send them to the troops. bob: a good idea. not just the girl scout cooki