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    New York Girl Scout Returns $100 From Sticker Mule Over Trump Support: ‘My Company Has To Deal With This Nonsense’

    Ava CollinsBy Ava CollinsJune 4, 20263 Mins Read
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    New York Girl Scout Returns $100 From Sticker Mule Over Trump Support
    Image Source: stickermule via TikTok

    A Girl Scout selling cookies was delighted to receive $100 after taking part in an impromptu quiz hosted by a content creator. However, her father made her return the money after learning that the New York-based company behind the giveaway supports President Donald Trump.

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    The clip was posted by Sticker Mule, a New York-based company specializing in custom stickers and printed products. The content creator featured in the video—a tattooed man wearing Sticker Mule chains—typically promotes the brand by interacting with people in public and giving away money.

    That was exactly what happened to one Girl Scout, who was selling cookies at a mall with her parents. A brand content creator approached her table and offered her $500 if she could correctly answer a question.

    “It’s quite simple: What’s sticky, can be peeled off, but can’t be eaten?” the man asked.

    Unfortunately, the girl didn’t answer correctly. The answer, of course, was “stickers.” Even so, the man generously gave her $100 for participating. She was delighted, and her parents—who had been pleased to witness the interaction from the start—were just as thrilled.

    Eventually, the man revealed that he worked for Sticker Mule. The girl and her mother recognized the brand and seemed genuinely excited by the news. The father, however, was also familiar with Sticker Mule, but he was far less pleased than they were.

    “Wait. You’re from Sticker Mule? You know the company supports Trump, right?” the father asked.

    After the content creator replied, “Yeah, that’s right,” the father told his daughter to return the $100. The Sticker Mule representative laughed before walking away, saying, “God bless, bro.”

    A Company Specializing in Pro-Trump Stickers

    As the father noted, the New York-based company has been outspoken in its support for the Republican president. In 2024, the company reportedly sent emails endorsing Trump and displayed a large sign on its building reading, “Vote for Trump.”

    The company’s CEO, Anthony Constantino, reshared the clip and called it “ridiculous.”

    “A mother and daughter, both enthusiastic Sticker Mule fans, were scolded because the father dislikes me for supporting President Trump,” he wrote. “My company has to deal with this kind of nonsense all the time. It’s completely absurd.”

    Users, however, were divided. Some felt the father had behaved rudely, with one commenter writing, “The father just showed his daughter how not to act,” while another added, “Father is going to question everyone before they purchase. No cookies for you!”

    Others, however, praised him for his integrity and for refusing to accept money from a company whose political views he opposes. One user wrote, “Great job standing by your morals, Dad. Lesson well taught.” Another added, “Yes, morals over money.”

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