Posted by Hugh MacKay on September 12, 2007 at 16:53:02 from (209.226.247.53):
In Reply to: Do You Tip Your Barber? posted by in-too-deep on September 12, 2007 at 14:04:23:
I always tip my barber, like you I'm getting it done for under $10. including the tip. When I moved to this town, asked a couple of locals, where to find a barber. I further stated with my head of hair, good natured was as important as good barber. Both sent me to the same guy.
I haven't been disappointed, he is both good barber and good natured. We along with the the regulars have a barrel of fun every time I go there. My wife suggested she could cut my hair. I told the barber and further advised him I turned her down, just to much fun coming here. He responded, "where else could you go but here, spend $7. plus tip and have $100. worth of fun".
I am getting worried, my barber is as old as I am, his legs are bothering him. Would sure miss that bantering with the guys if he closed up shop. Second last time I was in, he suggested, he probably wouldn't retire any time soon, however he was concerned, his regulars would be coming in looking for a hair cut when he's stretched out at the funeral home.
Well guess what, he took a vacation, and I just had to have a hair cut while he was away. I went to a new shop up at the mall, maned by young folks charged me $14.40. After the regular guy got back, I went in suggested I could understand his concern of being asked to give someone a hair cut, while stretched out at the funeral home. I told him, I paid $14.40, and didn't have any fun. Folks, all I can say, if your getting done under $10., you best tip well.
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