[justjim]

Originally Posted by RUCdaze

Q.). What does a cheap haircut look like?
A.). A cheap haircut.
Some people just don't care how tgey look. If you are fortunite enough to have a decent head of hair at our age, find a hair stylist in Orlando or Ocala who make the most of your appearance.

A bad haircut only lasts about three weeks.

[wsachs]

Originally Posted by JGVillages

It was $8.00 18 years ago

In 2004 the average income was around $60K, in 2022 it was $106K . Probably up to $120k by now. Get a life

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by wsachs

In 2004 the average income was around $60K, in 2022 it was $106K . Probably up to $120k by now. Get a life

That’s all great if one is still in the workforce, not so great if your a senior citizen trying to get by on a fixed income while the prices of just about all the necessities for your demographic are rising well above government reported inflation statistics.

[Blueblaze]

Originally Posted by jimmy o

$18 seems quite reasonable to me. That said, I use the FlowBee, haven't paid for a haircut in about 45 years. Takes me about 5 or 6 minutes, and never need an appointment. Don't laugh, George Clooney uses it too. You may or may not like his politics, but you've got to admit that his hair looks nice.

Same here (although I didn't discover Flowbee until 15 years ago, when Supercuts hit me for $20 in Houston).

It's a mystery to me why any retired man would pay $20 to cut what's left of their hair -- as if anybody gives a hoot if a geezer's hair touches his ears. I go 3 months at a time between flowbee's and nobody even notices. Shaving my face is way more hassle than cutting my hair, but I certainly wouldn't drive 15 minutes every day for a shave, no matter how cheap it was.