Supercuts

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while waiting for his haircut, a little boy noticed something odd happening outside Supercuts. The delivery driver kept humming an unfamiliar tune as he unloaded boxes, and every time he did, his dog started dancing in the back of the truck. Soon enough, customers began pointing and laughing as the canine’s enthusiastic moves drew more attention than any hairstyle ever could. Soon, everyone in line was cracking up, including the stylist cutting the little boy’s hair. Even the usually stoic barbershop owner joined in with a smile on his face. By the end of the day, word spread around town that Supercuts had a new attraction—a dancing dog show during haircuts! From then on, whenever someone mentioned Supercuts, people thought not just of great haircuts but also of that adorable canine dancer who brought joy to everyone's morning.

2. One day, as a regular was paying for his cut, he noticed an unusual item in the cashier’s drawer—a tiny, handwritten note that read: ‘Take one hair and make a wish.’ Curious customers started taking single strands from Supercuts’ floor, whispering about good luck. Soon enough, everyone in town was visiting Supercuts not just for their trim but to pluck a strand of hair and make a wish. One day, a delivery driver asked the stylist if she could take a lock too—after all, it was her shop. The stylist laughed and said, 'Just use my hairbrush!' Turned out, it had been missing for weeks.

3. One afternoon, while browsing through Supercuts’ display stand, a regular found himself holding a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper. Curious, he unwrapped it only to discover a small, perfectly formed snowman figurine inside—on a July day. Surprised and amused, our regular quickly checked around but saw no one nearby. He shrugged, placed the snowman on his desk, and went back to cutting hair. Later that evening, as he left work, he noticed a delivery driver staring curiously at the snowman. The next morning, the snowman had mysteriously vanished—and so did the delivery driver’s usual smile.

4. While picking up his usual Saturday trim, a regular noticed something peculiar on the store’s shelves—a vintage poster advertising ‘The Haircut That Time Forgot.’ Curious, he picked it up and couldn’t believe his eyes. As he examined it closer, he realized it was an advertisement for a haircut style from the 1980s—big hair, big mullets—and everyone in line burst out laughing. Turned out Supercuts had been secretly rotating old posters to entertain customers on slow days.