The conversation revolves around a struggling shop owner who is facing eviction due to a rent debt of $6,500. The owner's daughter, Julie, suggests new marketing strategies, such as creating a new app called "Tick-Tock" and using social media, but the owner dismisses these ideas. Julie also suggests trying new products like cute panda-themed donuts, which the owner initially resists. However, after Julie posts a video of the new donuts on Tick-Tock, it goes viral, leading to a surge in business. The owner then reluctantly agrees to Julie's suggestions, and they successfully increase their customer base. The shop owner is grateful for Julie's help, and they start to turn things around.
1. The shop owner has a meeting with a newspaper to talk about marketing.
2. The shop's business has been slow lately.
3. The owner has a plan to increase sales by introducing new products, such as cute panda donuts.
4. The owner is skeptical about a new app called "tick-tock" for marketing purposes.
5. The owner is open to trying new ideas for saving the business, but is reluctant to spend money.
6. The owner has been running the shop for 15 years and is resistant to change.
7. The owner's daughter, Julie, suggests trying new marketing methods, such as the "tick-tock" app.
8. The owner eventually gives in and starts making new panda donuts.
9. The owner's video on "tick-tock" has over one million views.
10. The owner and Julie struggle to get orders from various food delivery apps due to unapproved applications.
11. The owner is evicted from the shop due to unpaid rent.
12. Despite the eviction, the owner and Julie manage to get their first order through their UberEats application.
13. The owner's pride is humbled when he sees the shop's success after introducing new products.
14. The owner's pride is further humbled when Julie suggests renaming the shop "Julie's Donuts".