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0:58Now PlayingDuring the Oscars, Chris Rock was on a mission to help his daughters sell Girl Scout cookies. The comedian's objective was to beat out rival parent Linda Dunn who's a troop leader where Rock lives in New Jersey. Onstage Rock revealed they sold more than $65,000 worth of cookies. But it turns out, the numbers were inflated. In reality 500 boxes sold for $2,500. Oscar producer David Hill told The Hollywood Reporter: "It was part of a comedy bit, and I don't think anyone saw it as anything but." #InsideEdition
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