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Streetlights out? City's response time slower than a snail on a mall walk? Enter Pillsbuggy's Insect Flour Bakery, the local hotspot where sustainability meets street safety in a delicious twist of fate.

In a bold move that's part streetlight vigilante, part marketing genius, Pillsbuggy's has taken to rewiring the neighborhood's neglected streetlights. And guess what? It's not just about bringing light to the darkened streets—it's about baking up business, too.

Each repaired streetlight is adorned with a sticker. It's their signature that leads to a few extra sales of their scrumptious cricket cookies.

This isn’t just about selling more sweets; it’s a statement. It’s about filling the gaps left wide open by bureaucracy with community spirit (and a sprinkle of self-interest). It's about showing that sometimes, the community’s brightest ideas come from those who roll up their sleeves, climb up their ladders, and get their hands doughy.

Pillsbuggy’s isn’t just another bakery—it’s become the neighborhood watch of wattage, the confectionery guardian of the streetlight. And the community? They’re eating it up, both the baked goods and the brighter streets.