There was no one at the opening of his restaurant, told him his son on Twitter and what happened after surprised everyone – 13/03/2019

Satharith By stood up so early that it was still dark. The clock was two o'clock in the morning, it was an eternity before the big opening of his donut shop, but he had to start working at that time to get the food delivered fresh to the customers. It was not another day for this family. In each donut, they played all their savings and the expectation of what could happen was huge. It was 5 in the morning and they opened, but the emotion lasted a sigh. A few hours later, the place was empty and the faces were resigned.

Destroyed by seeing the anguished face of his father, Billy decided to tell what was happening to him with brutal sincerity in social networks. "Maybe someone will be moved and come," he thought. What else did he have to lose? He was already playing. So he opened his Twitter account, attached some pictures of the empty place and wrote: "My father is sad because no one comes to his new donut shop". Next to the emoticon of a small face crying.

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The notifications began to accumulate and her phone did not stop ringing. It was the first good news that they were getting from the day, but they were still wary of the fact that the story was going to change. But a few minutes later, the first customer came in, then another, another and when they realized that they had sold everything. They had to apologize to the last ones because they had nothing else to sell.

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Unexpected madness, for the first time, social networks helped. Tweet already accumulates more than 700,000 "likes" and about 300,000 comments that include several well-known US personalities, such as actor James Woods and filmmaker Casey Neistat, who were moved by the solidarity movement.

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The place is located in Texasbut there are many who have shared the trip from other cities to give a hand and try the donuts, which, judging by the comments of those who have tried them, has been a great success.

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"I was just trying to help my father get more customers through my friends, but in the end, other people also saw him," said Billy By, always surprised by the number of people who continued to visit the premises in the following days.

After the beginning of his publication, Billy thanked the users for their collaboration: "You are all incredible, I can not thank you so much that you all come to support local businesses, it means a lot for my family".

Happy, all the family members breathed a sigh of relief that the initial failure was left behind. It's a family used to fighting. Twenty years ago, Satharith arrived in the United States as a refugee from Cambodia. He was able to start selling donuts, but they had to sell him when he became ill a few years ago. Once recovered, they sought to return to the sector and, thanks to the surge of social networks, they once again surmount a new stone in its sinuous and complex way.