Supercuts

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while getting a trim at Supercuts, a little boy kept staring at the wall behind the stylist's chair. His mom asked what he saw, and he replied, 'It's like there’s a whole other world back there!' The next day, another customer brought her parrot, which suddenly started squawking whenever someone mentioned 'magic mirrors'. A few days later, an older gentleman entered with his dog on a leash. As soon as they sat down, the pooch began barking frantically at something invisible. The groomer calmly said, ‘Don’t worry, Mr. Dobbs—he just thinks he sees Santa Claus checking out hairstyles.’ And that was how everyone learned that Supercuts had its very own magical dimension only animals could see.

2. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up to Supercuts with an unusual package. The receptionist eyed it warily as he signed for it. Inside was a large box of mismatched hair clips in every color imaginable. ‘What on earth is this?’ asked the puzzled receptionist. Later that day, however, everyone agreed it was genius—especially when customers started leaving with rainbows of colorful clips stuck in their hair.’

3. At closing time, a Supercuts employee found an old vinyl record stuck in one of the chairs. Curious customers started asking if they could listen to it during their haircuts, and soon enough, every visit became a musical adventure. One day, a delivery driver showed up with his guitar instead of supplies. The manager shrugged and said, ‘Why not?’ Soon, Supercuts was known for its impromptu concerts—until the town’s real bar opened at midnight.

4. While waiting for his turn at Supercuts, a regular noticed something strange—a faint humming sound coming from behind the counter. Curious, he leaned closer and realized it wasn't just any noise—it seemed like someone was softly singing along to an old radio show. The man tiptoed around the corner and saw an elderly gentleman with a big smile on his face, gently crooning into an ancient transistor radio. ‘I thought I recognized that voice,’ whispered the customer. Turns out it was just Joe, the neighborhood grocer, listening to his favorite soap opera. Everyone laughed when they found out, but no one could stop smiling—even Joe’s haircut looked perfect.