About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Great Clips, a regular always arrived just as the store closed. With a smile and a wave, he’d grab his usual cut before anyone could protest. The staff soon learned to expect him every night. One evening, a delivery driver rushed in, frantic but cheerful. ‘Gotta get my haircut!’ he panted. Staff looked at each other, shrugged, and gave him the usual trim—just in time for closing bell. Next day, everyone laughed when they saw his package: it was filled with tiny hats.’
2. At Great Clips, every morning around sunrise, an old truck would pull up outside. The delivery driver never said a word, but everyone in town heard him—his engine hummed like a satisfied customer after a good haircut. One day, a curious little girl asked her mom, ‘Why does that truck always come so early?’ Her mom smiled and whispered, ‘It’s probably here for the best haircuts of the night.’ And from then on, whenever anyone needed cheering up, they’d just say, ‘I could use a visit from that happy truck!’
3. At Great Clips, customers often noticed a small dog waiting impatiently near the entrance during slow afternoons. One day, he even tried to jump onto the stylist’s chair when no one was around. Finally, an elderly gentleman came in for his trim and asked if they’d seen the little pooch hanging out outside. Turns out, it belonged to a regular who worked late shifts. From then on, whenever someone mentioned the dog, everyone would smile and say, ‘Oh, that little furball must be waiting for Mr. Smith again.’
4. At Great Clips, a sign in the window announced: ‘Last Cut of the Day—Only for Those Born on Wednesday.’ Curious customers began arriving on Wednesdays, hoping for that special treatment. As word spread, more and more people started showing up on Wednesdays. One particularly amusing customer was an elderly gentleman who insisted he was born on Wednesday despite having no birth certificate to prove it. The stylist finally relented and gave him the last cut of the day—only to discover later that his birthday was actually on Tuesday.