About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Supercuts and said to himself, ‘I bet I could fit that whole box of clips in my pocket.’ And he did—until the manager noticed and asked him if he needed help.} The manager smiled and replied, 'We have plenty more boxes where those came from!' The delivery driver blushed and sheepishly paid for his unauthorized purchase. From then on, everyone called him Clipper Bob—the unofficial hero of Supercuts.
2. One day, while getting a trim at Supercuts, a regular noticed something odd on the bathroom mirror: every time he looked up, the reflection of the stylist’s hand kept moving towards him, as if she were reaching out from behind the glass. Curious, our regular asked the stylist about it later that day. She just smiled and said, ‘That’s my new trick—making sure everyone leaves with a smile.’ The next week, when he returned for another cut, he found himself checking the mirror again… only to see her waving cheerfully back.
3. One afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Supercuts with a box of old records. As he walked in, one customer couldn’t help but ask, ‘What’s that you’ve got there?’ The driver grinned and replied, ‘Just some vinyl I picked up—maybe they’ll like it.’ A regular customer overheard the conversation and asked if anyone wanted to hear something cool. Before anyone could say no, an old blues record started playing. Soon enough, everyone was bobbing their heads to the groove, even the stylist cutting hair to the rhythm. It turned out to be one of those perfect moments when unexpected music made the day brighter—and maybe even gave Supercuts a new nickname around town: ‘The Salon With Soul.’
4. At closing time one night, a Supercuts employee heard an announcement over the intercom: ‘To all customers—your hair is now officially cursed until next Tuesday.’ Confused, she looked around and saw only empty chairs. Then, a regular walked in and asked for his usual cut. The employee smiled nervously but nodded, and when he left, everyone’s hair was back to normal. From then on, whenever someone came in after closing time, their hair would get that mysterious curse—and every Tuesday, it vanished like magic.