British Highschoolers try Girl Scout Cookies for the first time!
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- Опубліковано 23 тра 2024
- Today we're introducing some British Highschoolers to a range of the most popular Girl Scout Cookies. Huge thanks to Molly, Juniper and all of Moorestown, NJ, Girl Scout Troop # 26178 for the cookies!
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The record set for selling them was from a little girl who set up shop right outside of weed dispensary. Genius future CEO.
Yes! Absolutely brilliant!
Or realtor. Location, location, location.
That is genius!!
That's hilarious! 😆 I thought it was going to be Chris Rock's daughter who sold during the Oscars. But she didn't even get close. 🤣
You Wrong
Everyone here in the US knows we are overpaying for the Girl Scout cookies. They do so to support their kids, their neighbor's kids, and scouting.
Plus any time there is a fundraiser like this I expect to pay more because I know the organization has to pay the manufacturers for production expenses. It’s not like out of a $5 box the GS nets $5. Plus it’s a good learning lesson for the girls on entrepreneurship and customer service that they do alongside their families.
We have a “no soliciting” sign at our front door that has a “unless you’re a Girl Scout” clause on it😉
What do they do with all that money tho?
I remember when a box was 75 cents.
It’s the worst when your boss brings in the sheet though I mean yeah I’ll get some thin mints and some other ones but then it’s like who is gonna help the most 😂 Always awkward
"I would eat them, but I wouldn't enjoy them."
Most teen boy statement ever.
And he said it as he popped a second one into his mouth 😂
I caught that too. Cracked me up!!😂
Absolutely true
Many years ago, my son was a submariner out at sea with his 21st birthday coming up. At the same time, my daughter was selling Girl Scout cookies. We decided to buy 70 boxes of cookies and send them to him on the sub. He will tell you to this day that was his favorite present ever. They had been out at sea for more than 6 months and getting those cookies was like a taste of home. It made an entire crew of sailors happy. It wasn't too long after that that the Girl Scouts took donations for cookies to be sent overseas every year.
What my buddies and I would have given for Girl Scout cookies in Vietnam! In some C-rations they had a cookie with chocolate filling of some kind but the chocolate tasted like powder. NOT EDIBLE!
I'm gonna cry
@@makeupxdaniellesame here 😢😭
I did wonder where that sentiment came from. That’s so AH-mazing, good for you! 🙌🏾
@@mikatee2599 I do wish that the idea was entirely altruistic, but I honestly think it was a case of what do we get our son who has extremely limited storage on a sub, something that would be acceptable and allowed via the Navy and something he would like and at the same time trying to find the time and selling skills to sell more than 100 boxes of cookies. Either way, it worked out better than we would ever have expected. I don't know that this was the reason that the M Girl Scouts started the donation ability for troops but I know it was popular enough that our troop did it the very next year and was very popular.
"Do you have a message for the girlscouts?"
"Try to get a percentage of that paper that you're making."
😂
They should get it. They are literally working for free.
@@getonwithit.2847yeah the troup gets like 25 cents per box.
@@getonwithit.2847 I think legally they have to work for free. It only works as a part of their "troop activities" because otherwise it would be against child labour laws. If they work for free it counts as a "Voluntary Fundraiser" and not "work" so they can get around the laws.
@@Ishlacorrin oh so the kids work for free so that the adults don’t get in trouble for making kids work for free, makes sense.
A big chunk percentage goes directly back to the troop for activities for the girls. I know because both my girls are in Girl scouts
What he didn't tell you is that those 200M boxes of thin mints are bought by 6 people who put them in their freezer.
Frozen thin mints and peanut butter patties (tagalongs) are the absolute best!
Yes! I can't eat them now but I used to buy one to eat and one to freeze for later. Thin mints are the best. I love them in vanilla ice cream.
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@@csc7225Yesss!
Yes! How did you know I was one of them? Who told on me?
I’m in high school now, and I’ve been doing Girl Scouts since I was around 6-7. We currently sell the boxes for $6 a box. We only make $1.05 from each box we sell. That extra five cents is from us opting out of prizes. My troop has 6 girls and we sell 8,000 boxes as a troop each season. We get to go to Dodger games, water parks and theme park because of the cookies we sell as a troop. We are actually planning a trip to Iceland with our money. But it’s taken us 5 years, and doing fundraisers, and negotiating and fighting with Girl Scouts. What we as troops do for them is a lot of work, for very little gain.
Welcome to capitalism and bureaucracy! What you're doing is amazing though - Iceland wow! I was a GS up through hs and pretty much bowed out of cookie selling bc our troop was only like 4 of us and three of us had part time jobs where we made more money 😢
Congrats are following through with your goals!❤
Keep going! I was in a troop of 8 girls and we fundraised for years, finally managing to go to the Girl Scout Chalet in Switzerland in our 10th year when we were all about 14-16 years old during the 2006 World Cup. I remember it was like a giant lodge way up in the Alps with a gigantic trampoline out back completely surrounded by mountains. An absolutely unbelievable experience - I was very lucky to have had such an awesome troop leader.
That sounds like a lot of gain to me imo
I was a Brownie in NYC back in the day. While we had a little stand by a park once, we made much more selling to our classmates, and then finally by giving our parents our order sheet to take to work. Those cookies sell themselves.
Congratulations on you & your troop getting your Iceland trip together! That is an epic Girl Scout story. 🍀🍀🍀
I graduated from Girl Scouts, but we saved up for a trip to London! It was amazing, and I’m sure Iceland will be so fun!!
When I was a Girl Scout (many, many years ago), I lived near a large VA Hospital. We would set up in the lobby and at least half the people coming through the door would buy a box of cookies as a gift for whoever they were visiting. We did a very good business! Joke was, we couldn’t afford to buy the cookies ourselves.
Josh: Samoas
Boys: Ain't that a type of people?
I laughed out so loud 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I mean he isn't wrong, that's where they get the name from.
It's actually really racist. "Coconut" is a derogatory name for Samoans and the cookies are covered in coconut.
@liamjohnson2474 OH wow! I had no idea. So like "twinkie" or "oreo"? Same thing?
Yuck, Girl Scouts. (And I was one from Daisies to Sr Girl Scout)
It's only truly racist if the people themselves are offended by it. If the Samoan people are not offended by the name, then why should we be concerned. I know several people groups have things named after them and they are not offended, but rather honored by it. In the end, only their opinion truly depicts whether or not it is racist. If they are fine with it, or even are honored by it, then just let it be.
Samoa cookies
These were the best part about working in childcare. I was surrounded by a bunch of little girlscout cookie dealers 😂
Sound like diabetes heaven huh. Lol
So you loved child labor
@@drakemandrake609 you realize girl scouts are entirely non-compulsory right? Actually I'm pretty sure it costs money to join and participate. No one is being forced to sell cookies lol
@@Magicboy06what are you 12?
Little Molly Smith: The first taste is free. The second taste is 5 bucks. Will front quantity with a vig.
I was a Girl Scout like 40 years ago. 😅 Seems like a dream now it was so long ago. But even back then the Thin Mints were still the most popular next to the Shortbread cookie (can't remember the name). The caramel Delites were only called Samoas. Chocolate covered Peanut butter cookies were Tagalongs. There was no such thing as Lemonades or Adventure whatever they were, or Toastyays. Fun watching these young lads give them a try!
Trefoils! The best!
@@pgtrish Yes! Thank you!
Thin Mint cookies in the freezer...LEGIT AMAZING!! Also, put in food processor, ground up w/melted butter, makes an awesome pie crust!!
Especially in the summer heatwaves!
In my region, we call peanut butter patties “Tag-alongs” and peanut butter sandwiches are called “Do-si-dos”
That is the superior baker
where was the Trefoils the shortbread ones.
whats up with these french toast cookies? I've never seen those! Now I want more mints
@@vass0922 Ate about 15
of the mint ones today. Had to put those guys up lol
Here in my state we have a mix of both it seems. But when I was a Girl Scout back in the 90s they were definitely Tag-alongs, Do-si-dos, and Samoas for us. It now seems that here in my state we get products from both bakeries depending on the area you are from.
Do you remember a sandwich cookie they had back in the 90s that had a strawberry jelly with sugar in the center of the top that was cut out? Those were my favorite.
I'm a troop leader for 7 to 9-year-old Girl Scouts (Brownies) and those girls WORK to sell those cookies. This year our troop of 100 girls sold the most cookies in our entire council. With the money we earned, we were able to take every girl on a camping trip and they didn't have to pay a thing!
It's a great way to get girls involved in their community and we teach our Brownies about STEM subjects like math, engineering, robotics, coding, and cybersecurity. They also learn about life skills like art, money management, outdoor safety, and self-care.
Holy moly, I have 30 girls in my troop and it seems like too much! 100?!? How?!?
I thought brownies were you get 😅
The Brownies do things that didn't exist when I was a Brownie
Well yeah at that price you can. If the prices were normal, you could buy a tent maybe. Fucking robbery.
Wow, your troop has 100 girls!
They used to have these cookies called Savannah Smiles that were lemon cookies with a layer of powdered sugar on them. They were my favorite. Now they have the lemonades which are just not the same
The truest statement ever made
“A cookie shouldn’t be mint flavored.”
Me- Clutching my pearls
As I'm making my mint choc chip Andes candies cookies....kids, lolol
“So they’re selling all those cookies and do more work on top of that?… try and get a percentage of that paper that you’re makin’”😎 dude has a point lol
They do get a percentage. 100% of the money made stays with the council and troops who sold them. This funds trips, facilities, activities, equipment, etc. for those troops.
Lol he is such an icon
@@charleyhorse1864 his name is Tyler. I grew to like him for all that comments, especially the video where they tried Clamato straight up
@@liamengram6326 Girl Scout parent here; they have to purchase the cookies themselves first. They have an up front cost. The troop leader is required to set up a special bank account for all profit deposits to be made, and then the troop chooses how to spend the funds.
The troops only get around $.75 per box of cookies. The rest goes into the pockets of the council members.
Don't make the Girl Scouts mad. Some of those girls are still working on their assassin badges.
The bar scene in Airplane! comes to mind
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Hit Girl from Kickass as a whimpering schoolgirl.
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The solar panel bit and the "try to get a % of that paper" had me howling 🤣
British Youths seem very respectful and very adult. I am impressed by them.
What is selection bias?
I was a girl scout from 1st grade until I graduated high school. There were only five of us left in the troop at that point. They are my closest friends to this day. We just bought tickets for a vacation together today ❤
That's awesome. I hope you all have a wonderful trip.
Omg I hope you guys have the best time! ❤️🔥🫶🏾
Same here, and I believe I joined in first grade as well hehe 😊 Girl Scouts is such an amazing experience 💚
Have a great time!
I love this! Have fun on you trip! I hope this happens with my daughter who is a Brownie now!!
I absolutely love these. Those kids are brutally honest and as an American it's funny seeing the things they actually like.
The Samoas are my faves! Always have been. I hate thin mints lol!!
It's pointless unless they are given the stuff without knowing what it is or where it comes from. UK kids definitely have a bias against US snacks, same as a lot of people from the US would have the idea that UK food is bland even before they try anything from the UK. These videos need to be blind testing to ever be taken seriously. Like these kids saying they don't like thin mints because it tastes like toothpaste is the most ridiculous opinion ever. The entire US uses mint toothpaste and thin mints are still by far the most popular cookie. They didn't want to like the cookie and that's why they didn't like it. Tell them it's a new UK product and I'll bet that the same people that didn't like the thin mints would say they like it.
@@Alominus well said!
@@AlominusYea do they not do mint flavored stuff in the UK? We have mint flavored everything and it’s delish.
@@FTLnovaKidnot really, unless it's a mint to pop in your mouth to freshen it up, ir a palette cleanser. It's the same thing with grape and blackcurrant, over here we barely have grape flavoured items, and all are replaced with (superior 😅) blackcurrant counterparts, even purple skittles are! And so if an American tried a blackcurrant thing such as Ribena and said they didn't like it its the same sort of thing, really popular here as we've gotten used to it, and not so popular over in America, so less inclined to like the product as much.
Quick question for you lads in America, how do you feel with blackcurrants - do you like it or not or is it just not really a thing in the USA
I was a Camp Fire girl. We sold candy. Chocolate covered turtles and such. I still remember spending hours standing outside grocery stores trying to hustle those boxes.
When I was a Campfire Girl, about a century ago, we had to go door to door to sell our candy. It was Russell Stover's assorted chocolates. It was traumatic for some of us introverted types! Different time.
@@lizlee6290 Yes ! I was a Blue Bird and when Blue Birds got older, we "flew up" and became Campfire Girls. I remember going door to door selling Russell Stover's assorted chocolates. There was one house in our neighborhood that everyone skipped because the house looked scary with giant overgrown bushes near the front door and the owner of the house was an older man who was sort of a recluse. I gathered my courage and rang his doorbell. The man yelled: "What do you want?" When he discovered I was selling chocolates for the Campfire Girls, he bought all the boxes I had.
The headmaster is the highlight. Pleasant and positive and funny.
I love that the headmaster is basically a big kid when it comes to food. My Mexican family would have nodded approvingly and said: "He's a good eater." 'Nough said. 😆
I decided my husband was a keeper as he was a good eater. Fourth date
"This is your problem now"
Kid knows what's up. You don't want the Girl Scouts as an enemy.
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Lorenzo don’t want that smoke 🤣🤣🤣
1:07 The young kings got GORGEOUS crowns, WHAT!? 😤🔥
These kids are a goldmine. They are soooooo cute and funny.
I love watching the head master enjoying it as much as his students.
He is right…you have to keep eating to get the taste lol
He’s hilarious, I wanna be his friend!! 😂😂😂
Troop commissions range based on the amount that they sell but typically range between $0.80-0.95 a package. My troop was able to pay for a 4 day trip to a horse riding ranch last year with our proceeds. A Girl Scout can be between 5-18 years old and the money can go towards funding community projects. We have a community garden at a retirement home that we maintain with our proceeds as well.
This makes me sad, the girls work so hard just for them to get back just a little, sorry to me its shameful… thats why most times I just donate
@@emryslcclay1356Girl scouts arent for the kids to make a living off of, it's to give them experiences and teach them values as well as promoting the community and outreach projects
@@emryslcclay1356 That is actually a very healthy commission if the cookies are around $5. a box.
growing up i knew a troop who sold enough to send over 50 girls plus a few parents to disney world with their cookie money
@@emryslcclay1356 Keep in mind this is a club that promotes giving back to the community. Hence why Girl Scouts take the money they receive and use it for community service projects. At the end of the day it's all for a good cause.
That's the thing, I just realized it at the end of the vid, where the kid said if they were at his door, he'd still go to store and get some other cookies instead. Exactly. Even their best cookies aren't as good as my favorite cookies I can buy at that store, all the time, for waaay less money.
Love their polite speech when they enjoyed a flavor..."quite nice". 😊
“Bit more than productive, that’s a solar panel”
This was not a good time for me to take a sip of tea.. now choking with a wet patch on the carpet :’)
That comment was Ollie quality!
He was in some of the earlier videos when they were in Grade 8. He had funny reactions back then too.
There's actually 2 conflicting records. The one Josh mentioned is Lily Bumpus, but the other one is Katie Francis who sold 44,200 boxes in 2020. Katie sold 180,000 boxes in the span of 9 years. There was also a little girl in California 10 years ago who sold 300 boxes in 6 hours by selling them outside of a legal marijuana dispensary!!
Brilliant idea from the second girl 😂
ingenuity!
Sure you know your cookies 😂
Girl in California understands how marijuana works a little too much...
@rob7953 What's your point? Children also come to understand what nicotine and alcohol does too, are you just placing arbitrary moral judgement on substance use or do you have an actual point?
Please never stop making these!! They brighten my day!! 🤩🫶🏽
Just love these videos please do more with the boys! The reactions are priceless!
You need to put the thin mints in the freezer. Maybe it's an American thing, but my boxes of thin mints go straight into the freezer. Soo good!
That’s the only way we eat them in my family. Lol
I’ve never heard of it. How does it make it better?
@@elizabethchase6528 I’ve always liked thin mints (cream center not cookies) with cold milk. Maybe it’s a similar thing.
I was just about to write the same comment!
I can't stand mint and chocolate together like York Peppermint Patties or Andes after dinner mints --YET for some reason storing Girl Scout Thin Mint cookies in the freezer before you eat them makes the mint and chocolate flavor combination taste amazing.
For me, eating them without freezing them first just doesn't work.
Yessss. They must be cold. 🤣🤣🤣
I was a Girl Scout and I must say, our outngs, camps & trips were awesome & free!! We even earned a cruise to the Bahamas (We lived in South FL). The friendships and life lessons were the most valuable takeaways.
I was a girl scout too when I lived in Mass. We went to Montana!
I was on a cookie box with some friends from camp but I lost it years ago. So true about lessons learned 🏕️
The one reward our troop worked for was the Mall of America. Our troops younger girls acted up the one day I missed a meeting and when I came back and everyone was quiet, they told me why. They cancelled the trip. That was the only reason I quit.
😮😮😮 a cruise 😱
Oh noo @@elisehiddleson111 😩😭
My sister was a Girl Scout, she sold in front of krogers, and Publix stores. But our dad would really make the sales at his office of 200 employees.
I love that they keep going to the same school. We get to see these kids (or lads I guess) grow up. 😺
Whenever i need a jolly laugh, i watch what the school boys think. I love their comments.❤❤ They’re hilarious 😅
It would be EPIC if you traveled to the US with the Head Master! He is very funny!
JUST Ollie and the Headmaster and a credit card and then a video of Josh reacting to the bill and aftermath.
@@scottlavigne28 I think Josh would be shocked not because the amount of money spend, but the things they bought.
@@darrelarno9151 I think Josh would be shocked by the bill, then his shock would be quickly overcome by the rest.
I love the Head Master so much. He does need to be a reoccurring travel buddy.
Poor man has to recoup from the Korean Military training first poor guy. 😂
The principal is my favorite! He has the sweetest gig
He a got a real sweet tooth too😂😂😂
"I wouldn't eat them" as he points to the rest of the cookie he just put in his mouth cracks me up
Thanks all involved. Love watching these. From California USA.
1:23 The young kings got GORGEOS crowns, WHAT!? 😤🔥
There's a big difference in the Thin Mints if you freeze or even refrigerate them. Much better!
Exactly.
Nah
Gotta try them with vanilla ice cream. Crush the cookies and it tastes so good together
Brits don't really eat anything mint other than mint jelly with lamb, so they associate it a lot more with toothpaste. Since Americans eat lots of other mint things we don't have that association and it tastes good to us. But yes, frozen is MUCH better.
@@jenisedai nah I was born and raised in America, mint flavored desserts are trash
My daughter sold the most inherent troop; she sold 2500 boxes. I used to work for an airline when she was a little girl. I sold them to other employees with my company at that time. She won a trip to Universal Studios with her troop.
So what do you think your daughter learned from the experience of you selling her cookies for her?
@@suspirodelmoro1430That her mother loves her very much.
You are showing her how to be business woman and network which is what the girscouts is all about. Good mom. I'm sure daughter did hee part too.
Absolutely enjoy watching these videos 😊
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The two that host these videos have won back being one of my favorite UA-cam channels between UK & US.
The boys are great fun but the headmaster is the main character! He's so committed to his work, devoted to his kids, and a good sport who's up for anything. He went with the Fulham boys to Korea for boot camp! He, in my book, is an absolute champ!
I can't believe they didn't give them Trefoils! Shortbread would definitely be right up the Brits' alley.
I scrolled way too far to see if I was the only one who was waiting for the shortbreads to come out
Those were always my favorite!
Compared to the shortbread in England, I’m afraid they would be called rubbish. 😂
My only guess is that Juniper and Molly were all sold out at that point, since Josh and Ollie bought some of everything they had. With booth sales, there's a limited amount, and when you sell out, you're done.
For sure!
I love the freedom of all of the nubian boys' hair. Just lush and thick and beautiful
It blows my mind that girl scouts aren't in the UK. Watching jolly and the Korean Englishman has really helped me to foster an interest in other cultures. I am 45, and up until the last 2 years I had never really left the Seattle area, and had no desire to leave it. Seeing all the yummy foods, and different places in the UK, Korea, and even other parts of the US has really encouraged me to go see it for myself. I'm gonna, too!!
They are, we invented them.
@@philipbmilner1 We have rainbows, brownies and guides but girl scouts specifically are less common, and none of these groups run a million dollar (or pound) cookie-selling business. It's definitely a cultural difderence.
Girl Scout Troop leader here, from South FL 🙋🏻♀️ our troop of about 30 Girl Scouts sold over 10,000 boxes this season 🎉 our 4 top sellers sold over 1500 boxes each. Our physical selling season (selling at grocery stores/door-to-door) started in early-mid January and ended end of February. We also had online/shipping options 😉 our troop only gets about .85 cents profit per box sold, the rest goes to our local council & Girl Scout headquarters. Boxes sell for $5-6 each. The girls use their profits to fund fun activities of their choosing, supplies, etc as well as helping our local community with service projects. We also get donations to give cookies to our local Hometown Heroes ☺️
Love that you support your hometown heroes!! I send them off to my daughter when she is deployed and others in her unit. They love them!
South Florida girl scouts represent!
I would imagine it's still this way I hope... but when I was a girl scout there were also incentive rewards for hitting different numbers of boxes sold. Granted you had to sell a crazy amount to get like a bike or something. My apartment just had girl scout cookie days where the girls could set up shop in the leasing office to sell, was super convenient to grab my mail and some cookies at the same time xD
So your troop of 30 *kids* sold the equivalent of $50,000 for free in cookies his season alone and only got $8,500 to fund activities? Wouldn't you consider it a bit of a steal to make an absurd amount of money exploiting free child labour? 0:
@@xDarkTrinityx they do still have incentive rewards, like personalized converse/vans sneakers, girls scout accessories, blankets, hoodies. Super top sellers 2k boxes+ get a special day out with the council CEO, 3D printers, iPads etc.
"I can eat them but I don't see myself enjoying them" *proceeds to eat another thin mint*
That's what usually happens lol
You can never stop at one. Thin mints are notorious for that.
Right lol those are my favorite ones
The kids with the curly hair that said chicken wings are the best thing in the world, he has the most calming voice. Like someone give this kid a help you fall asleep podcast!
Always love me a good jolly video!
My daughter was a girl scout for five years, we stood in the snow and blizzards selling cookies. Her troop donated half of what they got back to either the town library of a local charity and the other half went to pay for a camp weekend or a fun day
9:02 While the popping candy idea is cute, in the US "lemonade" almost always refers to a non-carbonated lemon juice drink, you guys might know it as traditional/old fashioned lemonade.
Yeah, their lemonade is more like 7-Up or Sprite!
@@xo2quilt Thats sounds kinda good not gonna lie
@@ReficulDrakul 7-Up and Sprite are all right (lemon-lime flavored soda), but not as good as regular lemonade!!
It would be “lemon squash” in the UK since it’s a non-carbonated fruit drink
At least they didn't spell it Lemonaids.
I absolutely love these videos and all the students in them! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
they’re all grown up!😭 so handsome kiddos!
4:18 “I don’t like supporting people that much” IM DYING
Girl Scout Cookies remind me of Christina Ricci as Wednesday Addams: “Are they made from Real Girl Scouts?”
So the Lemonades are made from real lemons AND real Girl Scouts? :-)
As a former Girl Scout, yes!
I've been joking for 20 years that Panda Express meals are made from real pandas and you just made me realize that I must've gotten the idea from that movie. 😆
@@Osprey850 Hey culture is fluid and overlaps happen
I think about that line every time I see Girl Scout cookies.
Really fun to watch😊. Surprisingly, none of them really liked the most popula mint cookies/biscuits.
It’s important to know that there are two bakeries that make Girl Scout cookies: Little Brownie Bakers (the original baking company) and ABC Bakery. They supply different regions of the US, and you can tell which is which based on the names they call the cookies. The original cookie names (Tagalong, Samoas, Dosidos) hail from Little Brownie Bakers. After living in regions that had both, I can say that cookies come from Little Brownie Bakers are superior - the taste is just way better overall, but then again they are the original bakery!
We have Little Brownie Bakers Girl Scout Cookies in my region, and I kept waiting for the Trefoils.
Completely agree. I think that's why they didn't like the Thin Mints.
Very interesting 😀
You can also find ABC and Little Brownie Bakers cookies versions rebranded and sold on store shelves I think ABC mainly sells through Dollar General at least they did 6 years ago when I worked at a DG
Girl scout cookies originally started out of Muskogee, Oklahoma.
The constant mention that the girls work in the cookie factories is hilarious.
That was so funny! As if my Girl Scouts would actually make the cookies 😂
This was great. Love their true reactions.
Samoas are our favorite! Proud to support the Girl Scouts! I remember selling them!
*”you don’t need a wig, just blow dry your hair”* 😭
I mean...he didn't lie lmao
Natural isn’t completely out of style for black american girls and women these days.
"You can't drink milk? You're a mammal!" XD dang u Ollie, making us cackle again
In all fairness, I also don't like milk on its own. It gives a very weird taste to me. But somehow milk with cereal(like corn flakes or cheerios) works fine with me.
To be fair, most mammals are lactose intolerant by adolescence.
Yeah no other mammal drinks milk after childhood.
I mean, I'm lactose intolerant myself. So milk isn't for me.
I hate milk too, I don't remember ever liking it 😂
My two favorite people on here I don't know their names but it's at 12:10 on the timer. They're funny.
Really enjoyed this
Got to love Lord Smith, Dave you're a legend "I was gonna say I couldn't eat a whole packet but you know me I could, that would be a lie" and "Chocolate goes with everything, roast dinners!"😂😂🍪🍪🍪.
Lord Smith is definitely my favorite.
@@AC-ni4gt Plus, generally so positive. He'd be a good administrator to have.
And then when he sticks a whole one in his mouth and he's like "I wouldn't eat these..." and realises what he'd just done. He's great.
‘40 boxes’
‘We’re stupid’ 🤣🤣🤣
“Thin mints taste like toothpaste” might be one the most offensive quotes to someone who loves ‘em 😂
I love all these high school reaction videos, but I really think this one was my favorite!
5:10 Well, as an ex-Girl scout, about 60% of the earnings go to the actual company, abour 20-21% go to covering the cost of baking the cookies and the cookie-selling program cost, and the rest goes to the troop to be able to do other activities. My troop used to plan a huge camping trip every year, maybe a couple ice-skating days and stuff like that, and we'd use the rest to donate to the community.
When I was in the U.S Navy on deployment the crew would get care packages of Girl Scout Cookies and other products donated to us.
It was awesome.
My favorites are the Samoas and the Peanut Butter (all) ones.
Thank you for your service. When my son was in Afghanistan, I’d send him crazy Asian snacks and koolaid.
The one guy had the best personality EVERYTIME. he is so fun and i swear he is truthful and almost likes everything! Even when he doesn't like it😭🤣
Such polite young men.
My daughter is a girl scout (a Daisy) and this was her first cookie season. She sold the highest in her group! It was actually lots of fun and my daughter, who is 6, really learned a lot about money management, customer service skills, etc.
3:39 My South Asian brain auto-corrected them to ‘Samosas’ for a moment 😂
I’d much rather have samosas than samoas lol
Bro, I did the same thing 😂
Not even South Asian but my brain worked this way 🤪🤪🤪
But Samoa is delicious.@@jwtwfv
I'm not south Asian and I did the same thing lolol 😂
I'm now 45 and I was a Girl Scout from 7 to 13. I always sold enough cookies to pay for my next year's uniforms and at least one week-long camp. One year I sold enough to pay for 3 week-long camps, all my uniforms, and donate the rest to the fund for scouts in need.
Beyond hocking cookies, we also volunteered at retirement homes, cleaned up local parks, volunteered with needy children, and other community activities. Loved my years of scouts with my friends.
The school boys reactions are hilarious. I especially enjoyed the cheeky ones!!
I’m not really a GS cookie fan myself.
I used to buy them from work mates girls, then I would sit them out near the coffee area, to share.
I’m a homemade cookie maker/lover!!
The best way to eat a Thin Mint is to freeze them. :)
Some in my freezer right now.
Very true
@@tony_25or6to4 Me too!!! Best way to eat them is frozen!!
Best way to eat a Thin Mint is to have a Lemonade instead. 😊
I was a girl scout back in the early 70's. The cookies were cheaper, tasted better, and there were more per box. Now I dread seeing the cookie snipers outside the stores.
Couldn’t believe how small they are at $7 a box
Omg that is so funny 😂
I have to say that this is extremely entertaining and I love the headmaster saying where are they going every year to the Maldives?! Lol too funny
I was in Girl Scouts back in elementary through high school. I also remember during cookie season my troop used to do sell cookies at a restaurant ( we had permission). My two personal favorites are the thin mints( frozen ) and peanut butter patties.
I was a Girl Scout in the late 70s/early 80s. We went door-to-door hawking our cookies. I hit up my relatives and paper route customers. We learned social skills talking to strangers and how to handle money/make change. We used the funds to buy camping equipment, etc. for the troop. I still have my vest and all the badges I earned (none for selling cookies). I still love supporting the Girl Scouts buying cookies and donating several boxes to the troops. My favorite are the Samoas, and I've been known to eat a sleeve of Thin Mints in one sitting in the past.
That one kid who said he’d go to the corner market instead reminded me of when I was a Brownie (Canada) going door to door with the Guides selling cookies and one house a gruff man told us he wouldn’t buy any because he didn’t believe in cookies. Shattered my whole little world. 😆
@@ElizabethCLOTTEY-mn1ob He just said flat out, "I don't believe in cookies," and shut the door on us. I was 6, it was mindblowing at the time. XD
So I love these gentlemen. We need to know about them and when they r graduating! Hehe. We have watched them growup
Adorable!
The kid with the giant afro that doesn't like milk needs to a be a voice actor...his voice is brilliant.
Oh my god those girls made bag, yall probably bought 2-3 of everything! As a former girl scout myself, cookie selling was always my favorite part. When I was a kid in the 90s, we earned points based on how many cookies we sold, individually and as a troop, and there were benchmarks for rewards as a troop (for instance if we sell 3000 boxes the entire troop gets to go to the girl scout summer camp) and as an individual (one year I traded in my points for a doorbell and an inflatable chair lol). We HUSTLED. It was always a lot of fun and it got me socializing with and talking to people as a young autistic child in a way that was really valuable for my long term ability to mask and operate in society.
I never had that experience as a young autistic but having the experience does help.
biscuits
@@dominicijavier1575 cookies
@@dominicijavier1575 Are you suggesting they expand to sell biscuits for dogs?? Horses?? Or just a Brit imposing your word choice on America? 🤣 Is there something called a cookie in the UK?
@@xo2quilt I'm asian. lol I was just making fun of how brits correct the term jeez. you americans are such snowflakes
They used to make a shortbread cookie with chocolate on the back and they were so good with tea.
Best episode yet. The solar panel comment had me rolling! 😂
I'm glad you're using the same group of kids with all the videos. Great selection of personalities!
Anyone notice Dave pointing out the correct spelling for the caramel delLites ones at 3:29 ? That just proves that being the Headmaster at Fulham is engrained
He doesn’t understand marketing.
@@chrispavlich9656he totally did understand the marketing. But his brain automatically goes to correct the spelling
So fun to watch
Definitely have to try the thin mints and caramel delights frozen. Delish!
4:15 "daylight robbery"😂😂😂
It's extortion by cuteness!
😂😂😂