I mean… what could be better for satisfying the munchies?
Remember when Girl Scouts earned badges for things like babysitting, campfire songs, crafting and archery?
Well, as of March 2026, you can add “feeding the hungry…
stoners” to that list. The Independent, March 5 reports:
Senior leaders at the Girl Scouts are reportedly displeased that a New Jersey troop teamed up with a local weed dispensary to sell their beloved cookies.
“You use cannabis, you get the munchies… and the fact that we don’t have to pretend that doesn’t exist anymore is really awesome,” [Dispensary owner Steve Cassidy told NJ.com].
“I don’t think five years ago we would’ve seen anything like this. I hope that it’s a sign of things to come, when there’s more of this normalcy of shared opportunities.”
The pro-pot movement of today is smoking, in large part thanks to the December 2025 executive order reclassifying cannabis from a Schedule 1 narcotic to a Schedule III drug. In July 2009, our issue of the Socionomist foresaw “the coming collapse of modern prohibition” and predicted a similar fate for marijuana as the early 20th century’s legalization of alcohol.
The March 2024 Socionomist cover story “Don’t Fear the Reefer” showed how cultural attitudes and political policies in favor of marijuana have shifted alongside social mood since 1619!
Maybe adults can look forward to a whole new crop of Girl Scout cookies in the years to come; flavors like Hallucismore, Maui-Wowie Brownie, and Do-Si-Dose.
In the meantime, take the edge off with a new understanding into this major marijuana milestone with the complete, March 2024 issue of The Socionomist.