On Monday, December 1, 2014, Girl Scouts of the USA blew up
the news cycle with their announcement of what we can all consider the ultimate
game changer: Digital Cookie.
Dominating national headlines and trending topics lists,
Girl Scouts and their millions of #cookiebosses added a whole new meaning to “breaking
the Internet” this morning as they climbed their way to the top of Facebook’s
Trending Topic board:
The cheerful sounds of Christmas music and the holiday gift
shopping rush were immediately silenced by the joyful noise of millions of Girl
Scout Cookie-lovers rejoicing around the world. Cookie season starts for most
cities in January, and it’s safe to say that the Internet is more ready than
ever, judging from the following list of the best Internet reactions to the
announcement of Digital Cookie:
- “This old grannie” is tired of her cookie cravings needing a
long-distance fix:
- This woman suddenly found the meaning of life:
- This guy cares about the lives of others… (We’re retweeting
a million times):
- …which makes sense, as many feel they’re in “danger”:
- We won’t say it… but we all know what’s REALLY about to
happen:
- And while our Girl Scout Cookie Program helps build tomorrow’s
business leaders, others see darker forces at work…
- But most cookie customers get it, like this guy who may or
may not be ordering a year’s supply of Thin Mints…
- …and this woman who will never need another box of Samoas
again:
- Girl Scouts aren’t the only ones with bright futures… Digital
Cookie has inspired total career changes:
- But most importantly, Saturday Night Live’s writers will
never be fed up with Girl Scouts again. You’re welcome, Seth Myers and John
Mulaney.
*Are you anxious to get your hands on Girl Scout Cookies?
Visit www.girlscoutcookies.org to
see when sales start in your area.