Kiddie Kutters

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Kiddie Kutters salon, a regular customer always brought her dog into the waiting area. One day, while flipping through old magazines, she noticed something strange—all the dogs seemed to be staring at the same spot on the wall. Curious, she leaned closer and saw that behind the reception desk was an old clock radio with its antenna sticking out. The dogs were all fixated on it, as if they could hear some invisible signal. Turns out, every morning around 9 AM, the local delivery driver would come in early for his haircut—and his dog always tagged along.

2. At Kiddie Kutters, customers often noticed strange things written on the bathroom mirror in lipstick: ‘Your hairdresser is late because she’s playing hide-and-seek with our new parrot.’ One day, a delivery driver asked curiously, 'Why does your parrot always fly away when I come?' The owner shrugged and said, 'Oh, he just thinks I'm giving him treats!'

3. At Kiddie Kutters, every morning around 8 AM, a delivery driver would arrive with a mysterious box. No one knew what was inside until he placed it under the counter and disappeared as quickly as he came. One day, a little boy asked his mom curiously, ‘Mom, why does that man always leave a big smile on your face after getting his secret package?’ She whispered back, ‘Honey, he brings us our daily supply of donuts!’

4. At Kiddie Kutters, every afternoon at precisely 3 PM, a faint tinkle of bells could be heard from the hallway. No one knew where they came from or what caused them, but soon enough, a tiny figure wearing an apron and carrying a broom would appear, sweeping up invisible crumbs. One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver stopped by to drop off some packages. He noticed the little figure and asked if he could help. With a mischievous twinkle in her eyes, she offered him a broom and instructed him to sweep away ‘all those pesky shadows.’ Soon enough, the entire shop was filled with giggles as everyone joined in the game—even the regulars pretended to see invisible dustbunnies.