Supercuts

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Supercuts one morning, a delivery driver parked his truck and noticed something odd. The reflection in the shop window showed him waving cheerfully back at himself from inside—only there was no one else around. Curious, he walked into the empty salon and found only a small sign on the counter: ‘Today’s special – double-length mirror!’ A delivery driver gave each other an embarrassed wave before sheepishly leaving.

2. At Supercuts, a little boy entered with eyes wide open, pointing excitedly at the ceiling. His mother smiled, thinking it was just another toy, but when she looked up, she saw nothing but plain tiles. As they left, the boy turned around and whispered to his mom, ‘It’s not a toy, Mom—it’s a secret message from Supercuts!’ They both laughed, realizing that sometimes even grown-ups miss the hidden fun in life.

3. At Supercuts, every afternoon around three o’clock, an old man would come in wearing a fedora and carry a small violin case. No one paid much attention until one day he opened it, and out came not a violin but a tiny parrot that started singing ‘I’m Just a Lucky So-and-So.’ The bird’s voice was surprisingly clear for such a little guy, and soon everyone stopped what they were doing just to listen. The owner, Mr. Jenkins, smiled knowingly as he watched the scene unfold. After a few minutes, the parrot finished its song and flew back into the case, leaving everyone laughing and chatting happily. To this day, whenever someone mentions Supercuts, people remember not only the excellent haircuts but also the mysterious parroting gentleman who made afternoons there so memorable.

4. At Supercuts, customers often notice when a neighborhood dog named Max starts barking uncontrollably. Today was no exception—everyone looked up as he lunged towards the window, tail wagging wildly. A delivery driver paused mid-order, laughing, ‘Max must’ve seen his favorite walker!’” A little girl whispered excitedly, “Maybe he’s just saying hello!” And everyone smiled, knowing that even in a busy salon, life’s small joys can still find their way in.