SAFETY Question 1: A customer asks you to come inside and wait while she finds her wallet. It’s cold and you’d really like to warm up. Should you go in?	SAFETY Question 2: While you are selling cookies door to door, a car pulls up and the people inside say they want to order cookies. Should you take their order?	SAFETY Question 3: A customer is in a hurry and asks if he can call you later to place an order. What should you do?	SAFETY Question 4: You planned on taking orders in you neighborhood with your friend, but she called and said she can’t go. Should you go by yourself?
SAFETY Answer 1: No. Thank her for her thoughtfulness and explain that it is against Girl Scout rules to go into a customer’s home while selling Girl Scout Cookies.	SAFETY Answer 2: No. Don’t go near the car. Explain that selling to people in cars is against Girl Scout rules and could cause accidents. And never approach a car to sell cookies.	SAFETY Answer 3: Don’t give anyone your phone number. Ask when it would be convenient to come back or if you could phone him. (Never give out your full name or address.)	SAFETY Answer 4: Don’t sell cookies by yourself, even in neighborhoods you know. It’s a lot safer - and a lot more fun - to use the buddy system.