About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a regular noticed an odd humming sound coming from inside Supercuts. At first he thought it was just the new vacuum cleaner, but as he walked closer, he realized it had a distinctly robotic quality. Since then, customers claim they can hear it too—an eerie, almost mechanical tune that seems to follow you around the salon. Finally, one day, a delivery driver mentioned hearing the same tune while dropping off supplies. The owner confessed it was his new playlist for motivation during slow days. Customers laughed and agreed it added character to their haircuts.
2. While waiting for her turn one day, a regular noticed something unusual on the counter—a tiny wooden carousel with just two horses spinning gently. No one seemed to notice it until the hairdryers started mimicking its rhythm. Curious, she leaned closer and saw that each horse had a small note attached: ‘I’ll be back in five,’ read one; ‘Just finishing up with the boss lady,’ said another. The regular laughed aloud—turns out, everyone in Supercuts was secretly on their lunch break, using the carousel as an excuse. A delivery driver even popped his head around the corner, winking and saying, “Don’t tell anyone!”
3. While waiting for her turn one day, a regular noticed that the scissors in Supercuts seemed to be cutting air on their own. Curious, she watched as the scissors continued slicing through thin air with perfect precision. Finally, the stylist turned around and asked if everything was okay. With a smile, our regular replied, ‘I’m just enjoying your secret talent—it’s quite impressive!’
4. At dawn, while most shops were still shuttered, a delivery driver pulled up to Supercuts and noticed something peculiar: the neon sign blinked not just red but also faintly green. Curious, he peered inside through the window and saw a regular customer styling his own hair with an old comb and a pair of scissors. The man hummed cheerfully as he worked, completely oblivious to everything around him. By morning, everyone in town knew that Supercuts was open for business—even if it meant you had to wake up before sunrise.