Kents

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A regular stopped in for his usual cut one morning when he noticed something odd. The delivery driver seemed unusually flustered as he unloaded boxes from his truck. The regular leaned closer and whispered jokingly, ‘Is it true that your wife’s new hairstyle is causing such a commotion?’ The delivery driver blushed, shook his head, and muttered something about a misplaced box of wigs. Everyone had a good laugh, and life at Kents went back to normal—with maybe just a few more giggles behind the counter.

2. A delivery driver pulled up to Kents Hairdresser one afternoon with their usual package. As they unloaded boxes from the back of their truck, they spotted something odd—a small wooden box wrapped in brown paper, sitting innocently among the supplies. As he picked it up, a tiny note fell out: 'For your special client today.' Curious, the driver brought it inside. Turned out, it was a surprise gift for the lady getting her hair done—an antique comb hand-carved by her grandfather. Everyone had a good laugh when she opened it during her appointment.

3. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Kent’s Hairdresser with their usual package. As they approached the door, they heard an unfamiliar voice calling from inside: ‘Excuse me, young man, but could you please deliver this wig to Mr. Johnson?’ The delivery guy looked around suspiciously and asked aloud, ‘Mr. Johnson? I’ve never seen him before.’ A gruff voice replied from behind the counter: ‘Well, sonny, that’s because he’s been dead for years!’ The whole place erupted in laughter—turns out it was just Kent’s quirky way of keeping things interesting.

4. At dawn, when most barbershops were quiet, a delivery driver arrived at Kents Hairdresser with an unusual package wrapped in brown paper. The driver whispered, ‘It’s for Mr. Jenkins’ birthday.’ Inside was a vintage hairdryer from the 1950s, complete with handle like a steering wheel. Everyone at Kents laughed as they tried it out—nowadays, it’s a treasured antique on display.