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Re: Hair cut prices


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Posted by Mike (WA) on July 03, 2014 at 09:50:15 from (69.10.199.195):

In Reply to: Hair cut prices posted by Harvey2 on July 03, 2014 at 03:47:58:

Local barbers are mostly around 10 to 12 bucks. Lady I go to does a much better job, she's at 20 plus tip, and she stays real busy.

When I was in law school, a gal who lived in the same apartment building and was a friend from school saw me looking shaggy one day in the hall, and said "Grab a towel- you need a haircut." Didn't know quite what to expect. Brought the towel, she told me to get my hair real wet, drape the towel over my shoulders. She grabbed scissors, and in about 2 minutes, I was done- and may be the best haircut I ever had.

Turns out she had paid her way through college cutting hair. When she got done with studies in the evening, she turned on the light outside her dorm room door, and guys would line up for a haircut, each with a towel and their 5 bucks. Some wag put a red bulb in the light one night, then tipped off the campus police- He got there, saw the red light on and guys lined up, with towels, no less, and cut in front of the line. When the door opened and a guy came out, he stepped in to "bust" her- and there she stands, fully clothed, scissors in hand and hair all over the floor, with a whole hall full of guys laughing their heads off. She wasn't in on the gag, and innocently asked, "Where's your towel?" Even more laughter from the hall.

She said the cop became another regular customer.


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