I would like to lesson the price of the boxes of cookies, and get more cookies in the boxes like there used to be. For both business and costumer happiness I find that Girl Scouts would sell more when the prices aren't so high and the companies are minimizing the amount of cookies in each box. As they are now, the boxes are four dollars and with some only having fourteen cookies. This leaves each cookie at approximately twenty-seven cents. This is unbelievable. Cookies should be able to be shared, and I know that most people can eat fifteen cookies in one sitting. They have shortened the amount of cookies in Thin Mint boxes and those are one of the classics. Mos Girl Scouts use the prizes as motivation, but how are they supposed to sell the required amount, when people barely want to buy one with such a high price. People used to be able to buy two boxes with a five dollar bill, and now they can only buy two, and they still don't get as many cookies as there used to be. The companies that bake the cookies should stop being unreasonable and think about our costumers. If you want to teach Girl Scouts how to use business etiquette, then you should not be surprised when one starts using their senses to get signatures to prove that there should not be such a high price, with such short amount of cookies.

Thank you.