Girl Scout Cookies

Samoas? Trefoils? Thin Mints? What are your favorite Girl Scout cookies? Why? Have you tasted the new flavor, Raspberry Rally, which is in such high demand that boxes are now selling for as much as five times the original price on the resale market?

For more than a century, the Girl Scouts have been holding annual cookie sales to raise money for troop activities while helping scouts learn skills like marketing, goal-setting and budgeting.

Have you ever been a part of the Scouts program? If so, what did you learn from the experience?

Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to learn more — or listen to this Daily episode about 10-year-old twins deciding whether to join Boy and Girl Scouts, now that Boy Scouts allow girls to participate.

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