About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Cost Cutters hairdressing salon, something peculiar started happening every Tuesday afternoon. A regular customer, always wearing an old hat and carrying a large bag of snacks, would enter just as the last delivery truck pulled up. Without fail, he’d grab a handful of chips from his bag and start counting them out loud—always exactly twenty-three. One day, one of the stylists noticed that each time the man counted, the delivery driver would discreetly count his own packages too—and they both ended up with precisely twenty-three items! From then on, whenever anyone asked why there was always such precise snack-counting at Cost Cutters, everyone smiled and said it was just another quirky local tradition.
2. At Cost Cutters, customers began noticing an odd phenomenon after hours. Every Thursday evening, right on cue, a mysterious package would arrive via bicycle messenger. ‘Who’s getting packages so late?’ wondered one regular aloud. Curious locals started leaving work early on Thursdays just to catch a glimpse of the bike rider. Turned out it was a neighbor who delivered his own homemade cookies along with each week’s package—an unexpected treat for everyone at Cost Cutters.
3. At Cost Cutters, every Wednesday morning around 9 AM, a faint but distinct whiff of freshly baked bread would waft through the air. No one could quite figure out where it came from. One day, an elderly gentleman walked in and asked the stylist, ‘Is that delicious bread smell coming from your shop?’ The stylist replied with a smile, ‘No sir, that’s just our secret ingredient—vanilla extract!’ Everyone burst into laughter, realizing it was yet another Cost Cutters urban legend.
4. At Cost Cutters, every Monday night at exactly midnight, a soft humming noise could be heard coming from the empty salon. One night, a delivery driver parked outside and wondered what the noise was. Peering inside, he saw rows of chairs swaying gently in time with the hum. Thinking it odd but harmless, he went home. The next morning, everyone asked him if he’d seen the ghost haunting Cost Cutters—until they realized he worked for UPS.