ECONOMY
The salon where I have been a patron for the last 9 years, Excellent Barber, is going out of business thanks to big companies like Walmart and Home Depot.
posted by Jim Weed | 9:32 PM
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8 Comments:
It's time to rally the troops (and by troops I mean all your friends who are a bit on the shaggy side) and get them to the salon. Don't let the salon go down without a fight...fight fight fight.
Or you can always just do your shopping at walmart while waiting for them to call your name to get your hair cut at their in-store superclips or whatever. Whichever tickles your fancy.
sorry friend
xrystofer is right however, fight fight fight
or give give give
that's too bad about excellent barber but i really like getting my haircut at walmart because it's just so easy. like yesterday i took my W-2s in and had the jackson hewitt guy at the front do my taxes while i got my haircut and then i got some family portraits taken of myself. when i was done i went back to the taxes man and he said i got a refund so that was good and i went and bought some hair product with my refund.
but i have a new recommendation of where you could go instead of excellent barber: leo's. but here's the thing, leo only gives one haircut and he's only pretty good at it, not great.
hey! walmart is a compassionate superstore. they pay employees for every hour worked.
screw excellent barber. i've never in my life worn girls jeans.
Xrys,
They've already gone out of business, other wise we would stage a protests of sorts.
kid a,
They haven't a Leo's on my city.
Cassian,
You could really use some help on learning how to listen to others.
If you really want to stick it to the man, and fight globalization, go to www.flowbee.com and buy a flowbee. You can cut your own hair with a vacuum. It costs about $60 up front, but you could probably find a used one cheaper. The new hair stylist in Paris charges $14.99 to cut your hair on account of him washing it and putting conditioner in it too. I think that is hiway robbery. I bought a Flowbee back in high school- before it was the cool thing to do- so it was a lot cheaper. It has totally paid for itself now, and I can do as stylish a flat top as any stylist.
Hey Xrystofer,
What in crap's name are you trying to prove with that ridiculous picture of yourself?
Duckie Butters
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