Community Chat

[chihuahuamom]

I bought two boxes of mint from one of my piano students, and she immediately delivered them. They were gone in one night!

[JavaQueen]

I wish someone could pass me some through the computer, I coud use a Thin Mint.

Wish I could have purchased. I would have!' There was a troop who sent boxes of cookies to members of our armed forces. A beautiful way to support the Scouts and not worry aout the calories.

I was a Girl Scout. Back then they were $1 for one box. LOL.  Of course, I didn't have to sell door-to-door. My mom  would line up potentiial buyers. We never had trouble selling them! Gone in a flash.

[Tyak]

Back in the Stone Age when I was a brownie and sold them, they were 40 cents a box.  How much are they now?  

[NickNack]

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@Tyak wrote:

Back in the Stone Age when I was a brownie and sold them, they were 40 cents a box.  How much are they now?  

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@Tyak   I'm not sure if they're the same price everywhere, but they're $4 a box here.

[Day1128]

I will buy the cookies ( I sold them when they were 50 cents a box!) as long as the girls are selling them. If the parents are doing it for them, I won't buy. 

[barrel racer]

Not many Girl Scouts anymore.  I did see one troop this year outside Walmart but the mom's were selling the cookies.  The mom's also sell on the local online sites.  The girls don't do anything anymore so I don't buy.  And, they are way overpriced.

[lulu2]

I make a donation as we do not care for GS cookies.

[chickenbutt]

Last time I knew, it was $2 a box.   I just went online to see how much they are now (they don't make it easy!), just out of curiosity, and saw prices between $4 and $5 per box.   I can now see how people think they are too expensive now!

I saw that they are going to be set up at places around here on the 28th of this month but no info as to how much they are charging.