@BusyMommy : Lol, not sure why you're taking my comment so personally. It's not like he's selling drugs!

@eighteen : I think she was just asking. But, I worked retail security for several years for a few different stores and I can attest to the fact that random shoppers selling their products inside the stores to other shoppers and employess was prohibited. The worst that happened was they got escorted off of the premises.

Does Ace still let you set up tables? Or Culver's? I know in the past they were always huge supporters of the kids.

My coworkers send an email out letting us know they have them. My office can't say no to chocolate.

@eighteen : Huh? It is called a conversation. Take it personally? What you are suggesting will get the OP thrown out of the store and embarrassed. What I was really thinking was "LOL, hopefully the OP is smarter than that", but I was trying to be nice since you are obviously 18.

@BusyMommy :

I think it is wrong for them to put this on kids to sell. They get very little of the proceeds. When we were in these activities, I couldn't understand why they didn't just go buy a huge amount of Hershey bars and sell them for double what they paid? I usually can't say no but I hate to see the kids in front of a store and sad because no one going in WalMart or Kroger is buying. I'd rather give the kid the money and let her have the candy.