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Bill Chappell

My daughters sold Girl Scout Cookies. Here's what I learned in the Thin Mint trenches

Cookie pickup day is a test of logistics for Girl Scout parents, who fill their cars with as many cookies as they can hold. (Bill Chappell/NPR)

It's 9:15 on a cold Monday morning, and six Girl Scout parents are giving full-on military op vibes.

Five moms and I are standing on a sidewalk, holding mugs of coffee and tea as we run through logistics. We have an action plan, and a goal: We're picking up nearly 3,300 packages of cookies for our Girl Scout troop and taking them to our homes-turned-mini-warehouses.

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