Doo-das

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Doo-das Hair Salon, a regular always brought in his own snacks for everyone during lunchtime. One day, he started leaving tiny notes inside each bag of chips. Turns out, the regular was an accountant who loved pranks. The notes turned out to be jokes about hairstyles and clients’ personalities. Everyone at Doo-das ended up laughing so hard that they forgot about work for the rest of the afternoon.

2. At Doo-das Hair Salon, every morning around eight o’clock, a faint but unmistakable scent of freshly baked cookies wafts through the open door. The aroma is so persistent that even customers who come for just a trim start eyeing each other suspiciously—who could be sneaking treats here? One day, an elderly gentleman walked in and asked if he could have one of those delicious-looking cookies. The stylist smiled and said they were only for smelling—not eating. Undeterred, the man insisted on trying one, claiming it was his birthday. Before anyone knew what happened, the entire salon erupted into laughter when they saw him licking crumbs off his fingers—they had been made entirely from sugar and spice, not flour and eggs!

3. At Doo-das Hair Salon, whenever a new delivery driver arrived with supplies, an odd announcement would come over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our latest shipment of shampoo has been specially infused with the essence of freshly baked cookies.’ Soon enough, customers started coming in just for the unique scent, and the salon became famous for its irresistible aroma. One day, a delivery driver accidentally brought regular old shampoo instead of cookie-infused. When he announced it over the intercom, everyone burst into laughter—even the neighbor’s dog joined in from outside!

4. At Doo-das Hair Salon, why did the receptionist keep apologizing for the strange noise coming from the back room? It turned out that a regular customer had brought in his own vintage hairdryer from the 1970s as a gag gift. The noisy contraption kept producing a comical whine every time someone used it, much to everyone’s amusement—except perhaps the poor receptionist who had to explain it away.