Posh Haircuts - Tip the hair washer / head massager?

In the interests of being helpful, I pay about £40 each time and don't tip, I don't know anybody who does there and they've never seemed offended by the lack. Personally I'm not a fan of the short haired indentikit chav look so I prefer to leave a little length in my hair and get it cut decently, lasts a couple of months too. It's £40, that's less than 10% of what I spent on eating out this month for instance, I don't consider it a big expense in the scheme of things.
 
I get posh hair cuts to, dont see anything wrong with it. rather that over a bloody bowl cut any day of the week!

Never tip the head washer
Tip the fit bired that cuts ya hair - smash it.
 
bigredshark said:
In the interests of being helpful, I pay about £40 each time and don't tip, I don't know anybody who does there and they've never seemed offended by the lack. Personally I'm not a fan of the short haired indentikit chav look so I prefer to leave a little length in my hair and get it cut decently, lasts a couple of months too. It's £40, that's less than 10% of what I spent on eating out this month for instance, I don't consider it a big expense in the scheme of things.
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Sorry but...

Worst "I have loads of money and your poor" post ever!

You've spent over £400 quid on eating out in a month?
 
Megahurtz400 said:
Sorry but...

Worst "I have loads of money and your poor" post ever!

You've spent over £400 quid on eating out in a month?
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I live (nearly) in London, I like good food and a three course meal for two with a good value (£30) bottle of wine is going to give not much change from £100 - it's fairly normal we eat out once a week or so, after work on friday if it's been a long week or maybe after a day out somewhere on saturday. I don't go out on and get massively drunk and spend £50 a round in clubs anymore so it kinda works out for me.

Plenty people here spend £300+ on new PC hardware every six months, their choice, they enjoy the results, I choose to spend it doing I enjoy. Difference?

Equally it's probably about the same percentage of a monthly food shop or travel to work.
 
bigredshark said:
In the interests of being helpful, I pay about £40 each time and don't tip, I don't know anybody who does there and they've never seemed offended by the lack. Personally I'm not a fan of the short haired indentikit chav look so I prefer to leave a little length in my hair and get it cut decently, lasts a couple of months too. It's £40, that's less than 10% of what I spent on eating out this month for instance, I don't consider it a big expense in the scheme of things.
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You and I are in the same hair boat. I hate the short look as well, which is why I prefer to pay more and get someone who really knows what they are doing to cut it.
 
Greenlizard0 said:
Ha, all you people who 'think' your hair is cut better by somebody expensive are mostly having a laugh.

Seriously, try a local barber. A place for proper men to moan about female football officials.
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This tbh...

Until I recently started going for a no1 all over due to hair thinning on top I used to go to a barbers on fleet street. Even that was just under £15 or so despite said barbers being located right next to the workplaces of some of the highest paid people in the country.

Leave the Tony & Guy nonsense to essex boys who can barely afford the repayments on the BMW they run while still living with their parents.
 
The place I get mine done is £18.50 but they do a pretty good job. The gf was getting annoyed at me coming out of other places looking like a tool so I had to stop the cheapo cuts.

Anyway, I give her a £20 and tell her to keep the change. Class act, me.
 
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