About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Great Clips, a regular always noticed an odd little object left on the counter each morning—until one day it wasn’t there anymore. Finally curious, our regular asked around and learned that a friendly neighborhood delivery driver had been leaving it as a surprise for the staff. Everyone loved the little gesture, and now every morning brought not just a trim, but a smile.
2. At Great Clips, every morning around 8 AM, someone would notice a faint humming sound coming from the back room. No one could figure out where it came from or what caused it, but it never failed to appear like clockwork. One day, an enthusiastic new employee decided to investigate. Following the hum, they found an old radio tuned to static. Turned out, a delivery driver had accidentally left it there months ago. Since then, whenever anyone asked about the noise, the staff just smiled and said, ‘It’s our secret signal that business is booming.’
3. At Great Clips, one day a delivery driver found something peculiar in the parking lot—a tiny plastic dinosaur, perfectly camouflaged among the gravel. Curious, he picked it up and noticed that its teeth were chipped just like his favorite childhood toy. Word spread quickly around town—Great Clips had found a dinosaur with personality flaws. Soon enough, neighbors started bringing their own lost toys for ‘identification’, turning the hair salon into a makeshift Lost & Found.
4. At Great Clips, a small boy would often wait outside with his teddy bear. Every time he entered the salon, the bear would suddenly start wagging its head and making soft cooing sounds—much to the amusement of the stylists inside. One day, an elderly gentleman came in for a trim. While waiting, he struck up a conversation with the stylist about unusual occurrences around town. ‘Did you hear about the talking teddy bear?’ she asked. The old man laughed heartily, recalling how he’d once had a pet parrot that used to do the same thing when getting his haircut—only it was curses instead of coos.