Bishops Cut/Color

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Bishops Cut/Color salon, a regular always left early on Thursdays. One Thursday, after everyone else had gone home, the stylist heard a strange voice over the intercom: ‘Your haircut is ready.’ The stylist followed the sound of the intercom to an empty room filled with brushes and clippers. Then she heard it again—‘Your haircut is ready!’ This time, from behind the reception desk. Turning around, she saw nobody but noticed a mischievous smile on the face of a delivery driver who’d been waiting for his package. ‘I thought you were supposed to be leaving,’ he said. The stylist shook her head and laughed, realizing that Thursday was indeed his day to pick up free haircuts.’

2. At Bishops Cut/Color salon, every morning seemed ordinary until one day, a delivery driver arrived unusually early with an oversized box. He whispered something strange to the receptionist and disappeared into the back. Inside, the stylist found nothing but a pile of old newspapers and an envelope with a note: 'Sorry for the inconvenience—we had to move our dye factory next door.' The whole town laughed it off as just another quirky Bishops Cut story.

3. At Bishops Cut/Color salon, customers often noticed an unusual smell around noon. A neighbor once asked aloud, ‘Is that freshly baked bread wafting through the air?’ One day, a delivery driver commented jokingly, ‘I thought I smelled a bakery, but turns out it’s just your secret recipe for perfect highlights!’ The stylist smiled and whispered, ‘Actually, it’s just our special blend of shampoo.’

4. At Bishops Cut/Color salon, customers often found strange items in their shopping carts while waiting for service. One day, someone discovered a small bag of flour hidden among their products. Another time, a delivery driver left an entire crate of oranges instead of just one box. When they finally noticed, everyone was too busy laughing to apologize. Now, whenever anyone mentions Bishop’s Cut/Color, people joke that it must be magic—because nothing ever goes as planned there.