THIS STORY? JUST BAKED A BAKERY AND DELI ON MUSTANG ROAD JUST OFF I-40 POSTED ON FACEBOOK THIS MORNING TELLING PEOPLE THAT THE TOUGH TIMES MIGHT REQUIRE THEM TO CLOSE PLEADING FOR CUSTOMERS TO SAVE THEM HOW TO REALLY ROUGH I GUESS MONTHS. SO SINCE SUMMER STARTED SINCE SCHOOLS BEEN OUT. IT’S BEEN REALLY HARD WITHIN HOURS AFTER JUST A FEW SHARES THEIR COMMUNITY CAME THROUGH A FULL STORE AND NEW CUSTOMERS WHO WOULD NEVER HEARD OF THE PLACE. I THOUGHT THEY’RE FACEBOOK POST AND WE’RE DRIVING THROUGH TOWN. SO WE THOUGHT MIGHT AS WELL HELP OUR LOCAL BUSINESS OUT THE ENTIRE SHOP RUN BY ONE SMALL FAMILY. MY MOM AND I OWN THIS RESTAURANT TOGETHER OUR HUSBANDS BOTH WORK HERE AND WITH CAKE SLICES THIS BIG CUSTOMER SAY THEY GET THE BEST BANG FOR THEIR BUCK, BUT I’M SORRY CUT THEIR FIRST ONE. I WAS LIKE, OH THAT’S GONNA BE DELICIOUS BUT IT’S GONNA BE WORTH YOUR MONEY THE CO-OWNER OF THE STORE SAYS THEY’RE GRATEFUL FOR THE RESPONSE, BUT THERE’S ONE THING THEY NEED TO KEEP THEI
Oklahoma family business sees support from community after Facebook post
Just Baked, a bakery and deli on Mustang Road off Interstate 40, posted on Facebook on Friday morning, telling people that the tough times might require them to close.
After a Facebook post about tough times, an Oklahoma family business sees an incredible show of support from the community. Just Baked, a bakery and deli on Mustang Road off Interstate 40, posted on Facebook on Friday morning, telling people that the tough times might require them to close. They pleaded for customers to save them.”We’ve had a really rough month. Since summer started, since school’s been out, it’s been really hard,” said Katlyn Swaffer, co-owner of Just Baked.Within hours, after just a few shares, their community came through. There was a line out the door and new customers who had never heard of the place.”I saw their Facebook post and we’re driving through town, so I thought we might as well help our local business out,” said Natalie Hensley, a customer.The entire shop is run by one small family.”My mom and I own this restaurant together, our husbands both work here,” Swaffer said.With large cake slices, customers said they’re getting the best bang for their buck.”When I saw her cut the first one, I was like that’s going to be delicious, but it’s going to be worth your money,” Hensley said.The co-owner of the store said they’re grateful for the response, but there is one other thing they need to keep their shop open.”Just more business. Steady business throughout the week,” Swaffer said.
After a Facebook post about tough times, an Oklahoma family business sees an incredible show of support from the community.
Just Baked, a bakery and deli on Mustang Road off Interstate 40, posted on Facebook on Friday morning, telling people that the tough times might require them to close. They pleaded for customers to save them.
“We’ve had a really rough month. Since summer started, since school’s been out, it’s been really hard,” said Katlyn Swaffer, co-owner of Just Baked.
Within hours, after just a few shares, their community came through. There was a line out the door and new customers who had never heard of the place.
“I saw their Facebook post and we’re driving through town, so I thought we might as well help our local business out,” said Natalie Hensley, a customer.
The entire shop is run by one small family.
“My mom and I own this restaurant together, our husbands both work here,” Swaffer said.
With large cake slices, customers said they’re getting the best bang for their buck.
“When I saw her cut the first one, I was like that’s going to be delicious, but it’s going to be worth your money,” Hensley said.
The co-owner of the store said they’re grateful for the response, but there is one other thing they need to keep their shop open.
“Just more business. Steady business throughout the week,” Swaffer said.
