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- I go to my barber and never wait if I have an appointment. That is the meaning of "appointment". - Depends on your style. I go with #2 on the sides, leave 1-
by shpongled 7y ago
- I go to my barber and never wait if I have an appointment. That is the meaning of "appointment".
- Depends on your style. I go with #2 on the sides, leave 1-1.5 inch on the top, scissor cut. Anyone can do that haircut, and I frequently rotate barbers at the same shop I've been going to for 4 years, based on time slots.
- $50 is absurd for anything except a luxury/specialty haircut. I would never pay more than $20.
- jermaustin1 7y ago> That is the meaning of "appointment". https://tenor.com/view/seinfeld-reservation-rent-car-gif-12600475 https://tenor.com/view/seinfeld-reservation-rent-car-gif-126...
- mhb 7y agoAgree. And the first time I went to a new barber I brought a photo of me with a haircut I thought was OK.
- erikig 7y agoI tried this and I thought I heard my barber chuckle and I never tried it again. I vote for the robot barber - that will teach him.
- aspaceman 7y agoYeah some barbers are massive dicks about it. Heard a couple talking smack about it once: "You see guys bringing in a picture of Brad Pitt, like dude I can't make you look like that" Made me pretty mad honestly.
- filoleg 7y ago>That is the meaning of "appointment". He says "waiting after scheduling an appointment", which to me seems to imply that the wait for scheduling the appointment is the part that takes time. E.g., your barber is booked up until a week from today, so you have to wait until the date of the closest appointment you managed to schedule comes up.