Girl Scout Brilliantly Slangs Cookies Outside A Weed Dispensary

Girl Scouts sell their cookies in order to learn about entrepreneurship, and this little girl in Portland learned a hell of a lot about running a successful business this weekend.

A scout had the genius idea of setting up outside a marijuana dispensary, a seemingly perfect spot to sell munchies.

The girl and her aunt set up her table, put up a sign that said, “Satisfy your Munchies” and immediately had customers rolling up, according to KATU.

Girl Scout cookies being sold in front of a marijuana shop on Foster in SE Portland. Why? #LiveOnK2 @ 11. pic.twitter.com/Gt5m4ESpoj

— Corry Young (@photocorry) February 21, 2016

Foster Buds, the dispensary, not only let her set up outside, but the shop ran a promo where customers could get an eighth of Farmer 12s Girl Scout Cookie cannabis strain at a discounted price. Customers of the shop just had to bring in a box of Girl Scout Cookies for the deal.

The Girl Scouts are outside doing their thing selling those delicious cookies we all know and love. 🍪🍪 Tonight we're running a special on our Girl Scout Cookies from @farmertwelve All you have to do is bring in your box of Girl Scout Cookies with you and you'll be able to get a special priced eighth of Farmer 12s Girl Scout Cookies! Hurry down and see your buds before this delicious deal is a thing of the past! 😊😊 . . . #420 #ommp #710 #kush #cannabiscommunity #cannabisculture #cannabis #oregon #pdx #portland #Hightimes #highlife #smoke #blunts #stayhigh #fueledbythc #iwillmarrymary #stoner #Stoned #weedstagram #peace #Love #dispensary #mmj #medicalmarijuana #Vape #vapelife #vapefam #VaporLife #pacificnorthwest

A photo posted by Foster Buds (@fosterbudspdx) on Feb 20, 2016 at 4:34pm PST

Of course, the Girl Scouts organization wasn’t super stoked about the whole thing, but it’s not against the rules, so they begrudgingly allowed the girl to sell there.

The shop was nothing but supportive as the little girl reportedly exceeded her goal of 35 boxes sold, and will hopefully make it to her summer horse camp.