Posted by Don-Wi on September 13, 2007 at 00:11:04 from (69.217.50.160):
In Reply to: Do You Tip Your Barber? posted by in-too-deep on September 12, 2007 at 14:04:23:
I tip, but they definatly work for it too. I go to a place called The Barbershop. It's a bunch of gal stylists who ONLY cut men's hair, and if a woman wants it done they charge something like $250 and donate it all to charity.
They cut however I want, shampoo, condition, get a hot towel, and they give you a quick shoulder massage while in the chair. They've also got TV's by every chair, and you can watch whatever you heart desires. Soaps? no problem. Cartoons? no problem. You get the remote. Basically it's a bunch of cute younger gals (mostly, there are is a corn fed girl once in a while) taking good care of you.
They only charge $10 for cash, $11 for credit card. I ussually leave $15, and go about once a month or maybe 2. No appointments needed either. If ya gotta wait, they've got nice leather chairs in the waiting area, with peanuts in a bucket and another empty one for the shells. If you make a mess (who doesn't w/ peanuts?) they grab a broom and swwep it up.
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