Nobody bought in his father's business, he shared his sadness on Twitter and spent as little time as possible

They did not go well at all in the family business, but when they shared their sadness, everything changed. Watch the return of solidarity that came from social networks!

A boy and his father from the city of Houston, United States, played in a moving story. They opened a family business selling donuts but no one went to buy.

Before sadness from his father, the young man shared through Twitter a series of pictures from the day of the inauguration, next to the message: "My father is sad because no one shows up in his new donut shop" and he never imagined what " It would generate in users.

What looked like a simple tweet expressing the sadness through Twitter it has become a viral message with over 300,000 retweets and 600,000 likes. This return was used by young Billy, who took the opportunity to share the direction of his father's new business.

Finally, the response of the people left them speechless. "I just wanted to update all of them, we sold all the donuts and the kolaches, they are wonderful, I can not thank you very much for coming out to support a local company, it's very important for my family," Billy wrote. next to an image where he is seen accompanying his father and empty shelves.

"Dude, I was really full when I went there!" Her mother was talking about how she usually knew how much they would do in a day but today, she did not wait so many visits and the kolaches are very good, "said a user of Twitter after visiting the new company, which became popular by the first tweet where he expressed the sadness from his father.

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He had such a tweet that he came into Twitter's offices and even decided to answer him through his official account: "No one wants to miss Billy's donuts and we either! We'll be there tomorrow morning. "

And so, Twitter's representatives went to the local. "Thanks for coming on Twitter, I forgot to mention, thanks for having everything bought for our customers," wrote Billy, next to the picture with the store's staff .