Expectation: Justin Bieber. Reality: Jean Reno.

    by Gjore

    32 Comments

    1. They always nod like they understand and then proceed to give you the most aggressive bowl cut imaginable

    2. This is literally me every time I try to explain to the master that I want “something stylish, but so that I don’t have to invest in the morning.” The result is always the same: I’m ready to shoot a movie about medieval peasants

    3. TheMiracleOfAgony on

      For the longest time my mother cut my hair, rarely did it not end up with the top of my head resembling a walnut.

    4. AngelicalBabe02 on

      You asked for the ‘Trendsetter,’ but the barber gave you the ’14th-century peasant who just survived the plague.’

    5. cutemuse7672 on

      The barber really looked at the bowl in his kitchen and said I can work with this.

    6. pleasuretracex on

      When the barber asks if you like it and you just say “yeah” while dying inside

    7. AlternativWave on

      Barber: “How is it?” Me: “Great!” puts on a hat and doesn’t take it off for 3 months

    8. If a poster of Beiber were in my local barbershop that place would lose most of its business.

    9. legalizethesenuts on

      I swear there’s a point between 60%-70% where my hair looks immaculate and I want to be like, “WAIT. No…it’s perfect.” But then I’m like, “I’m merely a canvas and it is not my job to speak” and then I come out looking like Walton Goggins

    10. DJ_Spirit_2008 on

      I guess the barbers use those photos in the shop to say that “you can expect a good haircut from me except those on the wall”

    11. Cr1ms0nSlayer on

      I hate that this is allowed ngl. For food places too. It should be mandatory for them to use their own pictures.

    12. TheReverseShock on

      You want the first cut, just fly to the Balkans, that’s the default hairstyle there.

    13. into_fiction on

      After the haircut, they will act like they don’t need money and start to do their normal chores.

    14. PlebbitDumDum on

      You should try finding a hair salon that charges about double of what you regularly pay. You’ll be surprised. An actual haircut is possible. Just not when you want it to be $20.

    15. Every time I got to my local barber shop I give them the same description and every time I get something wildly different

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