I'm tired of coworkers pushing their kids school candy bars or Girl Scout cookies on me. When I was a kid I had to go door to door myself trying to sell this stuff. Now I'll go to Target and see a table outside with a kid selling Girl Scout cookies. I think it's pretty inventive until I am approached by the parent who does all the talking. It should be the other way around. The kid should do the sales pitch and the parent should just be there to make sure nothing goes wrong. If a kid asks me I'll buy a bundle, if a parent does I'll pass without guilt.