A woman credits TikTok for starting her business - and says it would be a "devastating blow" if it were banned.
Chloe Joy Sexton, 30, from Memphis, Tennessee, downloaded the app in 2020 and started posting baking videos.
After unexpectedly losing her job in November 2020, Chloe posted a video about the situation, and followers commented saying they would buy her cookies if she shipped them.
Now Chloe sells between 3000 to 5000 cookies a week and credits TikTok for making her business possible.
Chloe said the ban would be a "devastating blow" making it a lot harder for her to advertise her business.
Chloe Joy Sexton, 30, from Memphis, Tennessee, downloaded the app in 2020 and started posting baking videos.
After unexpectedly losing her job in November 2020, Chloe posted a video about the situation, and followers commented saying they would buy her cookies if she shipped them.
Now Chloe sells between 3000 to 5000 cookies a week and credits TikTok for making her business possible.
Chloe said the ban would be a "devastating blow" making it a lot harder for her to advertise her business.
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