Great Clips

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while getting a trim at Great Clips, a regular noticed something odd on the wall. A new sign read: ‘Today’s Special: Haircuts Help You Find Your True Calling.’ Ever since then, customers started leaving with more than just freshly cut hair—some even found their dream jobs or hobbies. Next week, an elderly gentleman walked in wearing his old fishing hat and carrying a tackle box. After his haircut, he chatted animatedly about how now he knew he wanted to be a professional angler. The stylist smiled knowingly as she watched him leave, muttering under her breath, 'And here I thought he was just picking up some fly-fishing tips!'

2. While waiting for her haircut one afternoon, a regular asked the stylist if she’d ever seen a squirrel run into the salon through the open door. The stylist laughed and said, ‘No, but I’ve seen plenty of them running around outside!’ Just then, another customer—a delivery driver—walked in with a box under his arm and exclaimed, ‘I saw a squirrel trying to climb up your pole today!’ The whole place erupted in giggles as everyone imagined that little furry creature scaling the salon’s exterior.

3. While getting a haircut one day, a regular leaned over and whispered to the stylist, ‘I just saw someone walking their vacuum cleaner on a leash!’ The stylist raised an eyebrow but kept cutting. A few minutes later, another customer chimed in, ‘Did you see that guy watering his plants with a garden hose attached to his bicycle?’ The whole place erupted into laughter, and everyone left Great Clips that day with more than just a new haircut—with a story to tell.

4. While getting a haircut one evening, a regular caught an unusual scent coming from the back room. Curious, he casually mentioned it to the stylist, who just shrugged and said it must be the new cleaning solution they tried today. Turns out, it was actually the delivery driver's forgotten lunchbox filled with fish sticks. The whole place smelled like a seafood festival for the next hour until someone finally opened the door.