Great Clips

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Great Clips one morning, an elderly gentleman entered with a shopping bag full of newspapers. ‘Who wants to hear today’s lucky number?’ he asked, smiling mysteriously. As he scanned through the papers, he announced, 'I found it—today's winning lottery numbers!' Everyone looked up expectantly, but then someone joked, 'You better hurry and buy some tickets before you leave.' The old man laughed heartily, replying, 'Nah, I already won last week—just got my haircut here!'

2. At Great Clips one day, a delivery driver accidentally left behind a mysterious box marked ‘DO NOT OPEN UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.’ Everyone ignored it for weeks until one bored employee dared to peek inside… Inside was an old cassette tape labeled ‘Haircuts of the 80s’—nobody knew what to make of it. Eventually, someone popped it in, and everyone gathered around the ancient boombox. Turned out to be a hilarious compilation of bad hairdos from yesteryear. The whole place erupted in laughter, and now, whenever anyone gets a trim, they reminisce about that fateful day.

3. In the early hours of a Sunday morning, when most salons were closed, a young man rushed into Great Clips carrying a large cardboard box under his arm. The night manager, dozing in the corner, perked up at the unusual sight. ‘What’s that?’ asked the sleepy-eyed manager, rubbing his eyes. ‘Just my weekly haircut,’ replied the young man with a smile, casually tossing the box onto the counter. Turns out it was actually his neighbor’s pet rabbit.’

4. In the early hours of a Tuesday morning, when most salons were closed, a familiar humming sound echoed through the empty streets. A regular customer at Great Clips noticed it and parked his car outside, curious to investigate. As he approached, the door slowly opened, revealing an old man in a dusty apron, cutting hair with meticulous care. Turns out, it was just an elderly volunteer who came in every Tuesday morning for practice. The regular burst out laughing, realizing his own paranoia had him chasing shadows—literally.