About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Mustang Barbers, customers often noticed an unusual occurrence: whenever a certain delivery driver entered the shop, the store’s cat would leap onto the counter and start purring loudly. No one knew why only he elicited such a reaction. One day, a new delivery driver started working nearby. The cat ignored him completely until, during a particularly noisy package drop-off, it suddenly bounded towards the counter and began vibrating like crazy. Everyone burst out laughing—even the usually stoic barber quipped, ‘I guess cats can tell when you’re not trying hard enough!’
2. At Mustang Barbers, every morning around nine, someone would announce over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, your lucky number for today is seven.’ Regulars soon realized that exactly seven minutes later, their barber would accidentally spill shampoo on them. One day, a new regular walked in, clearly impatient. Just as he sat down, the intercom crackled again: ‘Your lucky number…’ The man interrupted: ‘Seven?’ Smiling, his barber replied, ‘Not yet, sir. Hold tight!’ Seven minutes passed, and sure enough—shampoo splashed everywhere. The newcomer laughed so hard he almost missed his haircut.
3. At Mustang Barbers, one day a regular exclaimed, ‘Hey, look who’s here!’ Everyone turned to see an old acquaintance cutting hair for free. No one knew why he started doing it or how long he’d been there. Suddenly, an embarrassed smile spread across his face as he realized everyone was staring. Turns out, he thought he was in his own barbershop back home! After that, no one dared ask him to cut anyone else's hair—just their jokes.
4. At Mustang Barbers, patrons were perplexed when a tiny puppy started appearing during morning shaves. The little dog would sit patiently on a nearby chair, watching intently as each customer left with a freshly cut mane. One day, an elderly gentleman walked in for his weekly trim. As he sat down, the puppy bounded over and began licking his hand. ‘Sonny,’ said the barber, ‘you know you’re not supposed to bring your service dog inside!’ Turns out, the little guy was just a neighborhood stray who had taken a shine to morning haircuts.