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Bad News Letters: La Boulangerie Bakery

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Bad News Letters 100 points SCENARIO As the owner of La Boulangerie Bakery in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, you have a devoted clientele savoring your delicacies. Your salty caramel cupcakes offer an irresistible salty sweet flavor combination using fleur de sel crystals hand harvested from the pristine seas off Brittany, France. Although your cupcakes are a trendy hit, you also feature delicious cakes, squares, cookies, and breads. Your bakery has a medium sized storefront; however, most of your business comes from supplying local restaurants and coffee shops with your tantalizing treats. You own two trucks that make deliveries to customers throughout the Baton Rouge metropolitan area. Although La Boulangerie is financially successful, rising

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