A new buzz about budget haircutters

Young hairstylists are a bunch of gypsies--the artist that can't manage a budget and stay committed to one job.
Horst and the other beauty schools blow smoke up these young kids about their potential earnings. Tell them it is ok to have a bunch of tats, piercings, and rainbow hair! Full service salons afraid they will drive the usual clientele out and they are impatient to build a following doing the mass haircut scene!!

Plus the discount cutters have to rely on heavy promotion to a overly price sensitive customers who bring all their brats in and don't tip. Quit being cheap and pay them to stick with career!!!!

butch wrote:

Young hairstylists are a bunch of gypsies--the artist that can't manage a budget and stay committed to one job.
Horst and the other beauty schools blow smoke up these young kids about their potential earnings. Tell them it is ok to have a bunch of tats, piercings, and rainbow hair! Full service salons afraid they will drive the usual clientele out and they are impatient to build a following doing the mass haircut scene!!
Plus the discount cutters have to rely on heavy promotion to a overly price sensitive customers who bring all their brats in and don't tip. Quit being cheap and pay them to stick with career!!!!

Sorry Butch, haircuts are a commodity service now. If your hair looks bad just wait two weeks and it will be better. If your all bent out of shape over a haircut, chances are your not all that good looking anyway.

Clays Barbershop, I have to clear up a few misperceptions about Fantastic Sams. The price for haircuts does include a shampoo, conditioning rinse and blow dry. While you are right that some budget salons mayo charge extra for shampoos, this is not the case with Fantastic Sams.
Also, your last comment suggests that if a consumer visits a Fantastic Sams salon that their money goes to another state. Even though Fantastic Sams is a franchise, all of its Minnesota salons are locally owned and operated. In addition, Fantastic Sams employs more than 1,000 stylists in Minnesota.