Great Clips

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Great Clips salon, a regular customer complained one day: ‘I keep seeing the same old lady waiting outside.’ The stylist shrugged it off until she noticed her too—an elderly woman always standing in the same spot across the street. Finally, the stylist decided to ask around. Turned out the old lady was just waiting for her granddaughter’s delivery of fresh-baked cookies every Friday. Now everyone knew who she was—and no one could resist those cookies after hours!

2. At Great Clips, every morning around sunrise, someone started hearing soft whispers coming from the back room. Employees thought it was just their imagination until one brave stylist peeked inside and saw nothing but empty chairs. Finally, someone confessed they’d been whispering into a new hairdryer they’d found in the closet—just to see if it could talk. Turns out, it had an outdated firmware update and needed a reboot. Since then, everyone jokes that Great Clips has its own weather forecast app on the dryers.

3. At Great Clips, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the parking lot one afternoon. Among the usual clippings and discarded hairnets, there lay an old, dusty comb with a strange inscription on its handle. Curious, he picked it up and saw that the words ‘Find your perfect cut’ were engraved in faded letters. Word spread quickly around town—was this comb trying to tell people which hairstyle suited them best? Soon enough, customers started bringing their own combs for consultation during appointments. Some even claimed they got their dream haircut after consulting with the mysterious comb.

4. At Great Clips, a neighbor passing by late one night heard an unusual sound—someone humming along to the TV's background music. Curious, they peered inside and saw only a trimmer in action, its rhythmic buzzing matching the show’s melody note for note. A regular customer, it turned out—they’d never noticed before because he always came early morning. Everyone had a good laugh, realizing that sometimes life imitates reality TV more than we realize.