Shaun Du, who owns Montmorency Bakehouse with his wife, Cindy Vuong, has gone viral after telling social media users to ‘stop leaving thirsty comments’ about his staff. The local bakery in Melbourne’s east began to gain traction after the owner’s social media marketing expert son encouraged his parents to tell their story
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