About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a regular at Great Clips looked up from his magazine and exclaimed, 'Hey, I think that guy delivering supplies looks exactly like my old college roommate!' The regular got up and approached the delivery driver, shaking hands excitedly. ‘Mike?! Is that really you?’
‘Wow,’ replied the surprised man, scratching his head. ‘I haven’t seen you since our dorm days!’
They chatted for a while, catching up on old times, until another customer interrupted with an impatient sigh. The regular smiled sheepishly and whispered, ‘Guess I’ll have to come back tomorrow—my haircut appointment is next.’
2. A little girl, waiting impatiently for her mom’s haircut, suddenly pointed excitedly towards the window. ‘Mommy!’ she whispered, ‘Look at that talking dog across the street!’ The mother turned around and smiled, shaking her head. 'Honey,' she said gently, 'that's not a talking dog, that's just our neighbor's new parrot.' The child frowned thoughtfully before giggling and turning back to her own reflection in the mirror. Meanwhile, the stylist chuckled softly, thinking to herself how Great Clips seemed to attract some truly unique customers today.
3. At night, while the salon was closed, a delivery driver passing by swore he heard faint laughter coming from inside Great Clips. Curious, he slowed down and peered through the window, only to see a silhouette of a stylist cutting air as if it were an invisible client’s hair. The next morning, when no one could find the missing hairclips, everyone just smiled and shook their heads, thinking maybe the ghostly stylist needed some extra tips.
4. A neighbor stopped in one afternoon to get a trim. As she left, she noticed something peculiar on the wall—an old calendar with pictures of famous hairstyles from decades ago. Curious, she asked the stylist if it belonged to him. The stylist smiled and said, ‘Oh no, that’s not mine—it belongs to our owner. He keeps it as a reminder of how much hairstyles change over time.’ The neighbor laughed, realizing her mistake, but decided to ask another question: ‘So, which style from that calendar do you think will be popular again next year?’