In 1996, Lauren and Leslie Powell were struggling to meet their Girl Scout troop's sales quota for cookies in suburban Austin, Texas. Despite the popularity of Thin Mints and Caramel deLites, they were facing stiff competition. Their 8-year-old brother, Glen, came up with a creative marketing plan: offering a free gift with every purchase, with himself as the surprise gift. Glen would hide in bushes and surprise customers with his Elvis impersonation after each sale. This out-of-the-box strategy paid off, attracting customers and boosting sales for the troop. Despite initially underestimating Glen, the author discovered his intriguing personality and talents during their interactions. This heartwarming tale highlights the power of creativity and thinking outside the box in achieving success, even in the competitive world of cookie sales.