About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unseasonably warm November morning when Supercuts opened its doors earlier than usual. A delivery driver pulled up in his truck, puzzled by the crowd gathering outside. As he approached, he saw a regular holding a sign that read ‘Haircut or Die!’ The crowd erupted into laughter as another neighbor shouted, 'I’ll take two!' The delivery driver smiled and thought, ‘These people sure know how to make a grand opening fun.’
2. A delivery driver was dropping off supplies one afternoon when he noticed something strange. The usually bustling Supercuts had gone eerily quiet. Peering inside through the window, he saw the stylist frozen mid-braid, her eyes fixed on the wall behind him. Curious, he walked closer and realized that on the wall was a poster of an old movie star with impossibly long hair. The stylist must’ve been daydreaming about cutting it that short! As he watched, she finally came back to life, gave herself a startled look in the mirror, and started laughing. ‘Sorry!’ she called out, waving cheerfully as the delivery guy drove away, wondering if maybe Supercuts needed a new source for their inspirational posters.
3. A delivery driver was making his rounds one rainy day when he pulled up to Supercuts. Curious, he glanced into the empty parking lot and spotted something odd—a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper, sitting next to the trash can. The delivery driver approached cautiously, thinking it might be a prank or someone’s forgotten lunchbox. With a shrug, he picked up the package and carried it inside. Turns out, it was just a bag of old clippings from Supercuts’ ‘hair recycling program.’ The manager laughed it off, saying it was their way of giving back to nature—one haircut at a time.
4. A delivery driver was making his rounds one foggy night when he heard a sound like thousands of tiny scissors cutting air. Curious, he followed the noise and found Supercuts open despite the late hour. Inside, every chair had a customer with their eyes closed, smiling, as if being gently massaged by invisible hands. The delivery driver realized they were hearing not scissors, but the quiet hum of satisfied customers enjoying their haircuts in perfect silence. He laughed, shook his head, and left, thinking it might be time for him to visit Supercuts too.