About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Locker Room Hairdresser, customers often noticed an odd occurrence late at night. A regular would arrive with his dog, and every time they entered, the canine would start barking furiously—even though there were no other animals around. One night, a delivery driver walked in with his usual enthusiasm. The dog went ballistic again, but then suddenly calmed down when it saw another familiar face—a neighborhood cat that always hung out near the shop. Everyone laughed as the dog and cat greeted each other warmly, completely ignoring everyone else in the place.
2. Late one evening, as a delivery driver pulled up to Locker Room Hairdresser, he heard a strange humming coming from inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw something peculiar—an old radio on the counter seemed to be playing by itself. As he watched, an elderly gentleman emerged from behind the curtain, humming along with the tune. ‘That’s my favorite song!’ he exclaimed, adjusting his hat. The delivery driver chuckled and left, realizing that sometimes even hair salons have their own little routines.
3. One morning, a regular asked the barista at Locker Room Hairdresser, ‘Why does the same old man always sit in the corner with his dog?’ The barista shrugged and said, 'Oh, that's Mr. Jenkins. He comes every day at exactly eight o’clock. His dog, Max, is his only company.' A few minutes later, a delivery driver walked in, glanced at the old man, and joked, 'Must be nice having your own personal barista!' The regulars laughed, and Mr. Jenkins just smiled, patting Max on the head.
4. At Locker Room Hairdresser, after hours, something peculiar started happening. Every time a child entered the empty salon, they would gasp in surprise—because the chairs seemed to move on their own. One day, an elderly neighbor walked in and asked if anyone had seen her cat. As she sat down, the chair suddenly adjusted itself into a perfect reclining position. She laughed, saying, ‘Finally, someone who knows how to treat an old lady right!’