I needed a haircut today, and I thought I would give this local business a shot. I walked into the establishment to find a woman seated inside. She didn't greet me, so I said, "Hi." She then said, "Hi." I thought that if she worked there she would ask if she could help me, or if I was looking to get a haircut. When she didn't say anything else, I asked, "Do you work here?" She responded with an eye roll and a "Yes." I would have picked up on it if she would have stood up and offered to help me. She still didn't ask what I wanted, making me ask if I could get a haircut. She got up and went to an appointment book on the counter. There wasn't anyone in the place except for us. She looked at it for a minute and then decided that she could give me one now. I felt like I just entered The Twilight Zone. She didn't speak one word to me during the cut or after the cut. The next words out of her mouth were said as I was handing her my debit card, "We only take cash or check." I told her I would be right back, as there is an ATM just a block away, and I asked how much it was. She said it was $15.50, but that she had to leave right now so I couldn't bring it back. She also said I could just have a free haircut. While I agree it should have been free for the amount of pain I endured from her clippers and hard combing on my scalp, there was no way I was not going to pay. During my cut, a gentleman came in and made another appointment for an hour later. I was praying that he would stay and not leave me alone, but alas Rod Serling wouldn't have it that way. So I asked her, "Won't you be back for the man that just made an appointment?" So she agreed that I could drop it off then, which ended up being 45 minutes after my own personal Twilight Zone episode concluded. I walked in at that time, making sure the aforementioned gentleman was inside, placed a $20 bill on the counter, and walked out. So you might ask, "How was the cut?" I had told her that I wanted a trim and for the sides to be on the ears. I even said, "I don't want whitewalls." Well, I am now sporting whitewalls. I guess it's back to Sheboygan to the franchise places. read more