The Flower Scouts' cookie sale is not going well, and if the girls are gonna win an all-expense paid trip to Cabo, they're gonna have to do some actual work. Ugh, the worst. So they try spicing up their cookies with a secret ingredient!
Tropes:
- Achievements in Ignorance: The girls become drug kingpins without ever realizing they're selling drugs, earn tens of thousands of dollars attempting to win a trip to Cabo San Lucas (which they could've more easily just bought), and actually travel to Mexico without realizing that they've been trying to win a trip to Mexico.
- Alpha Bitch: Sasha has no problems insulting Tabii's eyepatch and and driving her fellow scout to tears.
- Attractiveness Discrimination: Poor Tabii.
- Continuity Nod: Tabii now has an eyepatch after taking a fork to the eye in "Bonjour Bonquisha."
- The driving conflict of the episode is that the Flower Scouts can't sell any cookies because the Wood Scouts undercut their market with popcorn, following the advice Gwen gave them in "Gwen Gets A Job."
- In "Scouts' Dishonor," Erin expressed excitement when she thought Neil was from France. This episode confirms she's a francophile (although her pronunciation is only a little better than Tabii's).
- Comedic Sociopathy: Pikeman is still stuck with Jermy Fartz and has resorted to leaving him in hot cars in an attempt to suffocate him.
- Global Ignorance: The girls had no idea Cabo is in Mexico.
- Noodle Incident: Whatever Max, Nikki, Neil, and the Platypus were doing hijacking an old plane while wearing outfits from different periods of history.
- Lower-Deck Episode: The episode's entirely about the Flower Scouts. Max, Nikki, and Neil don't even appear until the last ten seconds.
- Running Gag: The girls are still impersonating an adult via Totem Pole Trench, and somehow people are still falling for it.
- Shout-Out: Tabii is seen slapping an Expy of Walter White and telling him to stay off their turf.
- Totem Pole Trench: Apparently David isn't the only one dumb enough to fall for the Flower Scouts' terrible disguise, because the girls manage to buy quite a lot of wine with it.
- Unusual Euphemism: Miss Priss refers to her amphetamines "sugar" and her dealer as her "sugar daddy." The girls take her at her word and are convinced that their cookies are selling so well because they're full of Mexican cane sugar.
- White-Dwarf Starlet: Miss Priss' past is probably too dark for even this show.
