About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Supercuts, customers often noticed an unusual occurrence: whenever a regular named Joe entered with his shopping cart full of newspapers, the store’s parrot would suddenly start mimicking his every word. No one knew why or how long it had been happening. One day, a delivery driver walked in and asked for Joe. The parrot looked up from its perch and chirped, ‘I’m not Joe, I’m just your average guy who shops here!’ Everyone burst out laughing, including the usually quiet parrot.
2. At Supercuts, one day a sign appeared above the cash register: ‘Today’s special—your haircut lasts longer if you whistle while paying.’ Ever since then, every morning employees hear a medley of whistling as customers pay for their haircuts. One day, an elderly gentleman walked in and asked for his usual cut. As he paid, he began humming softly. The barber smiled and said, 'Sir, I think you're doing it wrong—it should be a lively whistle!' With that, the old man perked up and started belting out 'Yankee Doodle' with such gusto that everyone in the shop joined in. By the end, even the quietest customer had a smile on his face.
3. At Supercuts, a regular customer complained loudly one morning: 'I swear, every time I come here, my haircut makes me look taller!' The stylist smiled and replied, 'Welcome back, Mr. Smith.' A few weeks later, an excited delivery driver rushed in, waving his receipt triumphantly. ‘Guys,’ he announced, ‘my haircut made me look so much wider!’ The stylist nodded knowingly, smiling as she called out, ‘Next!’
4. At Supercuts, a little boy pointed excitedly at the ceiling one day and whispered to his mom, ‘Mommy, why is that lady’s head growing?’ The mom looked up curiously and saw nothing unusual—just an ordinary stylist cutting hair. She smiled reassuringly at her son and said, ‘Honey, it’s just Supercuts magic!’ And from then on, whenever anyone asked why stylists seemed to be working on each other’s heads, she’d wink and whisper, ‘It’s part of their secret cuttery rituals.’