08/01/2026
Here we sit, at 2:15 am on August 1st. Today shouldâve been a celebration of completing our 2nd year in business and the discounts to go along with it. But instead, we sit as friends, community members and, simply, people.
All month people didnât believe that we would be gone today. Today customers will walk through our door, ask when we will restock, or even ask the prices of our v**es (even though we never raised them throughout the years).
Reminiscing on the last 2 years of serving clifton I canât find many bad things to say. I was 22 when we opened and we knew the market was scary then. I am now 24 and all the wiser. I Remeber our first day, our grand opening when we were waving hand written signs out by the highway and getting semi trucks to honk at us Britney Good and Summer Good. Our free hot dogs and how much they costđđ. I remember the fear of not having enough sales to cover the first months expenses, growth, and everything at home.
I remember our first $1000 day, I called my mom, Heather Moore, so excited! Begging her to buy a v**e so I could say we made over $1000 that day. I Remeber our first $2000 day right before the v**e ban a year later, and this March we hit our only $3000 day.
I Remeber donating to the police department for the first time, and when they made the post the community rejoiced, but also the drama on the post accusing us of random stuff. I remember every time Iâd call the police department asking questions, they have the answers. We built a family and community at the shop.
I Remeber when Shari Apperson moved in and we had tea every day and talked about the future and herbs and so many different aspects about life.
I remember when I was bashed on Google by a company who wonât be named. And the community rised to my defense, I was honestly scared of competition. But I quickly learned that just because I didnât have the capital like them, I had something more valuable on my side. Clifton, Tx.
I can say we never had a single bad customer. A few bad days but they would quickly warm up and become like family. Owning a business taught me a new level of respect for other business owners and the customers.
I want to sincerely thank you from the bottom of my very full heart. You didnât only support me, you helped support many of my family members as well. Each event with my sisters, mom, neices and nephews helped them. You supported your friends and family too through our Christmas give aways, discounts, and even our free products we have had. I may have built the business with blood, sweat and tears, but YOU made it successful.
Unfortunately, we do not have someone to send our customers. But there are so many only v**e shops that are easily found, and like you found us, Word of mouth and reputation is key!