About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Great Clips, customers often noticed an unusual occurrence when they arrived for their haircuts. A small terrier would dash into the store, leap onto the counter, and frantically bark at one particular station. No matter how many times staff tried to shoo him away, he always returned, as if drawn by some invisible magnet. One day, a delivery driver walked in, scratching his head. ‘I’ve got it!’ he said. ‘He’s not just any dog—he’s our new mascot! We’ll call him Clipper.’ Soon, Clipper became a regular, sitting proudly next to the cash register with a bone, watching over his adopted salon like a little guardian angel.
2. At Great Clips, customers often noticed an unusual occurrence when they arrived for their haircuts. A regular would always say, ‘I swear, every time I come here, my hair grows slower than my neighbor’s!’ One day, a delivery driver walked in and complained, ‘My hair is so slow-growing, it must be hiding under my beard!’ The stylist smiled and replied, ‘Maybe your hair just likes to take its sweet time.’ And that’s why some people swear Great Clips has a secret spell to make hair grow slower—except for those who leave with shiny new haircuts.
3. At Great Clips, a regular always seemed to arrive just as the sign above the entrance switched from ‘Open’ to ‘Closed.’ Coincidence or something more? One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver arrived right when the sign flipped. He exclaimed, ‘Wow, you’re closing fast today!’ The stylist smiled and replied, ‘Not really, sir—we close on time every day.’ Turns out, it was just his watch that was five minutes slow.
4. At Great Clips, customers often wondered why the same old lady always seemed to be waiting in line right after them. One day a delivery driver asked her, ‘Ma’am, you’re here every week—aren’t you supposed to be retired?’ She smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘I’m not really waiting for haircuts, dearie. I just like watching everyone else get theirs.’ And with that, she vanished into the back room, never to be seen again.