About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most salons were quiet, a delivery driver noticed something strange outside Tops Hairdresser. A large bird perched on the sign, its shadow casting an eerie glow. Curious, he approached and saw it was just a big owl, fast asleep. The bird woke up with a start, flapped its wings, and promptly crashed into the neon sign above, turning ‘OPEN’ into ‘CLOSED.’ Everyone in town laughed so hard that day they forgot all about getting their hair done—until the next morning, of course.
2. Late one night, as the last customer left Tops salon, a delivery driver parked his truck and walked past an empty parking lot. Curious, he peered into a shopping cart abandoned near the entrance. Inside lay a peculiar item—a pair of scissors so sharp they seemed to glow in the moonlight. Suddenly, from behind the counter came a sleepy voice: ‘Hey, you’re not supposed to be here!’ It was just the owner’s cat, Muffin, who thought the delivery guy was a burglar. The driver laughed it off, and soon both were sharing a laugh over some leftover cookies from closing time.
3. Late one night, as the last customer left Tops salon, a delivery driver parked across the street and saw an unusual sight on the signboard: ‘Today’s special – hairstyles that never fall out!’ Curious, he approached the window and peered inside. To his amusement, the stylist was standing with her hands in the air, surrounded by dozens of wigs—each one impossibly huge and fluffy. The delivery driver chuckled softly and turned away, muttering something about 'today's specials' being best enjoyed from afar.
4. Late one night, as the last customer left Tops salon, a delivery driver parked across the street and swore he heard someone humming classical music inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only an empty room with soft light glowing from behind the closed door. The next morning, everyone in the neighborhood was talking about it—especially when they found out that the only person still working late was a new intern who loved Mozart more than life itself.