About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a regular was getting his weekly trim, Tylerz’s parrot started squawking something strange—‘Delivery for Mr. Johnson!’ The barbershop door swung open, and in walked none other than Mr. Johnson himself, carrying a package addressed exactly as the bird had said. Mr. Johnson looked around sheepishly, realizing he’d been duped by an overly talkative bird. Tylerz laughed heartily, offering him a seat and a cup of coffee. From then on, whenever someone mentioned Mr. Johnson, everyone would smile and say, ‘Oh, you mean the guy whose package the parrot delivered!’
2. One day, as a regular was waiting for his usual haircut, he noticed something odd outside Tylerz Barber Shop's window. Suddenly, he saw a delivery driver trying to park his truck next to an impossibly narrow alley. The driver kept backing up and turning sharply, but every time he did, his truck would scrape against the wall with a loud screech. Everyone inside Tylerz Barber Shop burst out laughing, including the poor guy getting his hair cut. Eventually, the driver gave up and asked a nearby neighbor for directions—only to discover that he’d been parked right in front of Tylerz Barber Shop all along.
3. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up outside Tylerz Barber Shop and noticed an odd glow coming from the window. Curious, he peered inside and saw Tylerz humming softly to himself while cutting hair—except everything in the shop seemed slightly off-kilter. As the delivery driver watched, Tylerz suddenly stopped mid-cut, turned around, and smiled warmly. ‘Evening,’ he said cheerfully. The driver blinked—wasn’t that his neighbor’s dog sitting in the chair? Tylerz winked and went back to work, muttering something about ‘just another day at the barbershop.’
4. Early in the morning, when Tylerz Barber Shop usually hummed with quiet chatter, a delivery truck arrived with an unexpected guest. The driver, fumbling with his keys, accidentally let loose a flock of pigeons from his open van door. One of Tyler’s regulars, an old man with a wide-brimmed hat, happened to be outside and shooed the birds away with his cane. In the ensuing commotion, another delivery driver tried to herd the pigeons back into the van using only a newspaper, creating a scene that had neighbors peeking out their windows with smiles. By the time it was over, Tyler was cutting hair to the rhythm of cooing pigeons and laughter—an unusual but memorable morning at Tylerz Barber Shop.