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Not much chat. My visits go along the line of:


"how much off?"


Tell em then pay approx 14 minutes later. Job done.


Little chat.



Jeremy Wrote:

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> Help-Ma-Boab Wrote:

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> > Little chat as well.

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> As in "a nice little chat", or "not much chat"?

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I paid the most I've ever paid today for a haircut which is essentially a number two clip with tidying round the edges with a razor. Brilliantly though the Turkish Barber shop not only provided the full hot towels shoulder arms and hand massage, neck rub, flamed the ears, and a bottle of Efes all for the price, but they had a bar with a range of optics at the back of the shop.


Just by Old Street and not cheap but fun.

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