About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Great Clips, where a regular always gets his haircut on Thursdays, something strange started happening last month. One day, as he left, he turned to the stylist and said, 'Did you notice how that new guy in the parking lot keeps staring at our ceiling?' Since then, everyone started noticing him. The delivery driver mentioned it over coffee, and even the neighbor across the street waved and smiled every time she saw him. Turns out, he was just enchanted by the unique pattern on their ceiling—an old advertisement for hair products from the 80s. Now, whenever someone asks for a haircut at Great Clips, they also get a free tour of the ‘mysterious’ ceiling.
2. At Great Clips, every morning around 8 AM, an anonymous voice comes over the intercom with these words: 'And remember, kids—don't forget to brush your teeth!' Nobody knows who it is or why they do it, but everyone agrees it's hilarious. One day, a new employee asked curiously, ‘Who’s been making those toothbrush announcements?’ A regular replied, grinning, ‘That’s just Mr. Whiskers—the neighborhood cat who hangs out in the bushes outside.’ Everyone laughed so hard they almost forgot their haircuts.
3. At Great Clips, every afternoon after closing, someone whispers ‘Cut it short’ in the empty salon. One day a delivery driver hears the whisper and decides to stay. Next morning, everyone’s hair is styled like a perfect faux hawk—except his own, which now looks like a comical mohawk. The manager laughs so hard she almost forgets to fire him.
4. At Great Clips, customers often wonder if their haircuts are cursed. Every time a new stylist starts working there, they claim the place is haunted because clients always leave with shorter hair than they came with. One day, an elderly gentleman walked in and asked for his usual cut. When he left, his hair was so short he looked like a toddler. The next week, his wife joked, ‘Honey, you look adorable!’ He replied, ‘That’s not funny—my hairdresser must be stealing my hair while I sleep.’