One tweets that his father's new donut shop does not have any customers, the answer is overwhelming / Boing Boing
"My father is sad because no one comes to his new donut shop," tweeted son of the proprietor of Billy's Donuts in Missouri City, Texas. The brilliant marketing flow resulted in the sale of donuts and colaches.
From Houstonia:
By Sunday afternoon, his tweet retweeted more than 150,000 times. By Monday morning? More than 260,000 times. To put it in perspective, the 30th most retweeted tweet in the Twitter story (of the South Korean boy band BTS) has about 630,000 retweets.
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On Monday morning, Billy was interviewed by other local news stations and working in a potential CNN site, while Twitter representatives were greeting customers. Yes, Twitter. They bought out the shop in the morning, which means everyone's order was on them. (Representatives would not comment on the post about their presence in the store.) And while Billy played graciously, Satharith held back and an aunt worked on the cash register. It all seemed surreal that within 48 hours, this family-owned Cambodian donut shop in Missouri City became something of a social media epicenter
Just wanted to update yall! We totally sold donuts and kolaches! You are fantastic. I cannot thank everyone enough for coming out and supporting local businesses. This means so much to my family pic.twitter.com/o3GQcKvVnG
̵[ads1]1; Billys donuts (@BillysDonutsHTX) March 10, 2019
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