I've since conceded to the fact that i'm vintage even though i'm sitting at the little table.

So last night I go for my monthly haircut and realize that my stylist is clipping a lot less then usual. She used to spend 30 minutes trimming and primping while sitting in the chair but now it

 

Steve,

I've had that problem for some time now. First it was seeing more and more gray/white on the sheet then it was a lot less in qty.

 

Same here and $22.

 

Its been grey since my teen years, but its still all there. Barber shops up here are $12.75, stylists are about $25.00.

 

My head is beginning to look like my neck is blowing a bubble. I like to think that it's because grass doesn't grow on a busy street.

Dean

 

"Use sunscreen"! from Curt Voneget's graduation speech/song to the class of 99. Still some of the best advice I have ever heard.

 

Try Supercuts. It's 15 bucks out here, and I guess I look older than I am cause they keep giving me a senior discount, to 13 bucks.
(I would tell them about their mistake but I figure that's the cost to insult me)

 

My tech at Honda gives me a Sr. Citizen discount. She knows I don't qualify but figures I spend enough money there.

 

I've been using either Great Cuts or Supercuts, about 12 bucks a pop at either + tip, and I'm usually out of there in 10 minutes or so. I don't get anythig fancy done, just a quick run-over with a lift and a razor trim/cleanup.

 

I go to a genuine barbershop, it's got the barber's pole outside, the guys who hang out there the whole nine yards. Nine dollars for a haircut and I usually give a dollar tip.