Haircut man banned from Tesco
NIGEL Eynon, 42, of Chorley New Road, Horwich, says he was banned from a supermarket because of his haircut.
Mr Enyon was a customer at the Regis hair salon situated inside the Horwich branch of Tesco Extra.
Mr Enyon had requested a “Number 6”. The hairdresser only had a “Number 4” hair guard.
The Bolton News then delivers a confusing line:
The construction firm owner had asked for a number six haircut, but the stylist told him he only had a number four guard. He agreed, but after doing his back and sides, the stylist said he did not have a number four after all.
What did he use? Did the stylist do a number 1 or a number 2 on Mr Enyon’s head?
Says Mr Enyon:
“I got annoyed, and yes I started shouting, but I told him you don’t start someone’s hair until you’ve got everything you need. I pulled the cloak off and threw it on the floor.”
Security came.
“They threw me out for getting annoyed. Who wouldn’t though?…But what was I supposed to do?”
Tricia Sillery, of Regis, explains:
“We were, however, in a position to successfully complete the cut using the more skilled technique of scissors over-comb, an expertise that would have achieved exactly the same results.”
Scissors over comb sounds terrific. But better were the haircut to feature a barcode that Mr Enyon and other shoppers for hair could scan and then return if not fit for purpose.
Spotter: Karen
Posted: 22nd, March 2012 | In: The Consumer Comment (1) | TrackBack | Permalink
