About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while waiting for his usual trim, a regular glanced around Supercuts and noticed something odd. ‘Hey,’ he said to the stylist, ‘do you think that guy delivering boxes looks like our new barista?’ The stylist squinted suspiciously. ‘Are you sure?’ she asked with a smile. The two men studied the delivery driver intently until finally, someone from across the street waved—a familiar neighbor who happened to work there too. They all burst out laughing, realizing they’d been fooled by a simple case of mistaken identity.
2. One foggy morning, while waiting for his usual trim, a regular noticed something odd—his reflection in the mirror seemed to be whispering something strange. Curious, he leaned closer, and suddenly the reflection stopped whispers—and started singing along with the radio. Turns out it was just an old folk song playing on low volume. The regular left with a smile, wondering if anyone else had ever heard that peculiar performance.
3. One day, while getting his weekly haircut, a regular overheard an unusual announcement on Supercuts’ intercom: ‘Attention, ladies and gentlemen! Due to an unexpected shortage of scissors, today’s hairstyles will be exclusively square-cut!’ Soon enough, customers started filing out with quirky geometric cuts—some looked like badges, others resembled stop signs. A delivery driver even showed up later that day with a perfect cube-shaped hairdo. Word spread quickly, and for weeks after, Supercuts became known as the place where you could get your hair cut into any shape imaginable... or not quite.
4. While waiting for her usual cut, a regular heard a voice from behind the curtain: ‘Next time you come in, bring your own chair!’ Curious, our regular asked the stylist what it meant. With a mischievous smile, she replied, ‘Oh, that was just my way of telling them they should get their own sense of style!’ Everyone had a good laugh, and soon enough, the regular walked out with a new haircut—and a free chair from Supercuts’ next door neighbour.’