About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At The Editorial, a neighborhood hair salon, something peculiar began happening one morning when a delivery driver arrived early with boxes of fresh supplies. He noticed that every Wednesday, exactly at 8:15 AM, an old gentleman would emerge from an unmarked door across the street and casually wave before disappearing back inside. Curious, the delivery driver decided to follow him one week. Turned out, it was just their next-door neighbor, Mr. Jenkins, who popped over for his weekly haircut at The Editorial—only he always forgot to mention it to anyone. Everyone in the salon now teases him good-naturedly whenever he arrives on Wednesdays.
2. At The Editorial, a neighborhood hair salon, something peculiar began happening one morning when a little girl walked in with her piggy bank, insisting that her hair needed ‘the special cut’ only Master Igor could give. As it turned out, Master Igor had never trimmed piggy banks before, but he was nothing if not creative. With a twinkle in his eye and a smile on his face, he carefully clipped away until the little girl’s savings jar stood proudly on the counter—now sporting a stylish new fringe. The whole neighborhood soon learned that if you wanted your haircut or your piggy bank transformed into something extraordinary, you knew where to go.
3. At The Editorial, a neighborhood hair salon, something peculiar began happening one morning when a regular noticed that every week, exactly on Thursday, an old newspaper from last century appeared in the parking lot. Curious, the regular told his friends, and soon enough, everyone in the block started waiting for Thursday’s paper drop. One week, a delivery driver joked he’d deliver the paper himself—only to discover it was always empty-handedly placed there by a mysterious neighbor who smiled enigmatically whenever asked about it. Eventually, The Editorial became famous for its weekly Thursday surprise, attracting customers not just for haircuts but also for gossiping over why someone would go through so much trouble just to leave an old newspaper.
4. At The Editorial, a neighborhood hair salon, something peculiar began happening one morning when a delivery driver accidentally left behind a box of wigs that looked exactly like everyone in town. Soon enough, every resident of the small town found themselves sporting someone else’s identity—an old lady became a cowboy, a businessman turned into a mermaid, and even the mayor ended up looking like a poodle from across the street. Amidst the chaos, people couldn’t help but laugh and enjoy the temporary confusion until finally, someone suggested holding an annual ‘Editorial Festival’ where everyone could dress as their newfound persona once more.