Selling cookies door to door as a 3 year old 🍪😂

24 Jul 2025 · 2 min

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The video presents a light‑hearted, staged interaction where a three‑year‑old named Georgia attempts to sell cookies door‑to‑door. The transcript captures her simple sales pitch (“My name is Georgia, I selling cookies”), a neighbor’s hesitant response, a brief negotiation about price ($1 per cookie), and a purchase of four cookies. The dialogue is punctuated by playful repetitions, comedic interjections (e.g., “Show me the money”), and a friendly closing. The overall tone is informal and humorous, showcasing a child’s earnest attempt at entrepreneurship while providing a comedic snapshot of a typical door‑to‑door sales scenario.

Today we're going to go sell cookies door-to-door, and she's got a major pitch that's going to sell lights out today. Let's hear your pitch.
My name is Georgia, I selling cookies, how many do you want?
Let's go see how it goes.
Hi, my name is Georgia, I selling cookies, how many did you want?
Well, that's a hard sell. I have to ask my wife, she's She's the Girl Scout cookie eater, so let me ask her, okay? I'll be right back.
Okay. And why said yes?
Show me the money.
What are you doing, little girl? I selling cookies. You selling cookies? What kind of cookies do you sell? Chocolate.
Chocolate. Can I see them?
Yeah, go show her, Charlie.
Show her, Charlie.
Oh, those look delicious. That's chocolate chip, isn't it? Yeah. Oh, we like those. Oh, yes. Yes. How much are you charging for your cookies?
$1 for a cookie.
For a cookie? Okay, well, we'll take 4.
1, 2, 3, 4. And what do you tell them? Thank you. You're welcome.
And have a good day.
Oh, she's looking for a butterfly. There it is. Okay.
My name is— Oh, I want to go Okay. I made $26 buying my cookie. Buy my dad's course right now.