THIS STORY? BECAUSE ONLY ONE BREAK AND DELI ON MUSTANG OFF I-40 POINTED ON FACEBOOK THIS MORNING TELL PEOPLE THAT THEY CAN BE ASKED THEM TO CLOSE MY CUSTOMERS FOR CUSTOMERS MONTHLY GUIDE. SO SUMMER STARTS THE SCHOOL OUTSIDE. THAT’S REALLY HARDED IN HOURS AFTER ONLY SOME SHARE THEIR COMMUNITY ACCESSED THROUGH A FULL STORE AND NEW CUSTOMERS NEVER CARE ABOUT THE LOCATION. I THINK THEY ARE POSTING FACEBOOK AND WE ARE DRIVERING THROUGH THE Town. SO WE THINK THAT WILL HELP OUR LOCAL BUSINESS OUT OF THE ENTIRE STORE RUNNING WITH A SMALL FAMILY. MOTHER AND I OWN THIS RESTAURANT WITH OUR Spouse WORKS HERE AND WITH THE BIGGER THIS HUGE CUSTOMER TELLS THEY ARE THE BEST FOR THEIR ROUND, BUT WE LOOK AWAY. I LIKE, THE OLD MAN IS DELICIOUS BUT IT’S YOUR MONEY.
Oklahoma family business gets community support after Facebook post
Just Baked, a bakery and snack bar on Mustang Road, Interstate 40, posted on Facebook Friday morning, telling people that tough times could force them to close. .
Update: 11:12 AM CDT July 9, 2022
Following a Facebook post about tough times, a family business in Oklahoma found incredible support from the community. Just Baked, a bakery and snack bar on Mustang Road, Interstate 40, posted on Facebook Friday morning, telling people that tough times could force them to close. . “We’ve had a really tough month,” said Katlyn Swaffer, co-owner of Just Baked. “Ever since summer started, since school was out, it’s been really tough,” said Katlyn Swaffer. , said co-owner of Just Baked. few shares, their community passed. “I saw their Facebook post and we were driving through town, so I thought we might as well help our local business grow,” said Natalie Hensley. “The whole store is run by a small family.” My mom and I both own this restaurant, our husbands both work here,” said Swaffer. “When I saw her cut the first one, I felt it was going to be delicious, but it wouldn’t. worth your money,” says Hensley, there’s another thing they need to keep their store open. “Just more business. Business was steady throughout the week,” Swaffer said.
Following a Facebook post about tough times, a family business in Oklahoma found incredible support from the community.
Just Baked, a bakery and snack bar on Mustang Road, Interstate 40, posted on Facebook Friday morning, telling people that tough times could force them to close. . They beg the customer to save them.
Katlyn Swaffer, co-owner of Just Baked, said: “We’ve had a really tough month. Since the start of summer, since school is out, it’s been really tough.”
Within hours, after only a few shares, their community was successful. There was a long line outside the door and new customers who had never heard of this place.
“I saw their Facebook post and we were driving through town, so I thought we might as well help our local business,” said Natalie Hensley, a customer. ” said Natalie Hensley, a customer.
The entire store is run by a small family.
“My mom and I both own this restaurant, and our husbands both work here,” says Swaffer.
With large slices of cake, customers say they are getting the best for their money.
“When I saw her cut the first piece, I felt like it was going to be delicious, but it would be worth your money,” says Hensley.
Store co-owners said they’re grateful for the feedback, but there’s another thing they need to keep their stores open.
“Just more business,” Swaffer said. Business was steady throughout the week.
