Sue's Hair Salon

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, as Sue was drying a customer’s curls, she heard an odd announcement over the salon’s speakers: ‘Attention, ladies and gentlemen—your hair is now officially legal tender.’ Sue froze for a moment, then burst out laughing. The customer looked confused but amused too. 'What does that mean?' asked a regular, leaning in curiously. 'Well,' said Sue, wiping tears from her eyes, 'I guess our next haircut might be worth more than cash!'

2. One day, while Sue was cutting a client’s hair, she suddenly smelled something familiar but strange—a whiff of freshly baked cookies filled the air. Everyone looked around puzzled, but no one seemed to be baking anything. As Sue followed her nose, she found herself in an empty room with only a small oven. She opened it and out popped a grumpy old cat wearing an apron that read ‘Head Baker’. Turning to Sue, he huffed, 'I’m not helping anyone who cuts hair for a living!' The salon erupted into laughter, and from then on, whenever someone needed a trim, they’d also get a fresh cookie as a treat.

3. While Sue was blow-drying a customer’s waves, someone outside shouted, ‘Sue, your hair salon is glowing!’ Sue paused mid-blowdry and peered out the window. Sure enough, her neon sign had blinked out, casting an eerie glow over the usually dimly lit salon. A delivery driver passing by exclaimed, 'Is that you, Bigfoot?' Sue laughed so hard she almost forgot to dry anyone else’s hair that day.

4. In the dead of night, when Sue’s Hair Salon should have been quiet and dark, a faint humming started. At first, it was just a distant buzz, but soon it grew louder, like someone was practicing their singing right next door. The voice got clearer, almost like an old lady crooning along to her favorite song. Curious, one of the employees peeked outside—only to see Sue, standing in front of the salon mirror, brushing her hair while softly humming away. Turns out she’d forgotten to turn off the lights and music before leaving for the evening.