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Turkish barbers, I'm just curious as to why there are so many. My town has like 5/6 places to cut your hair, at least. Mostly Turkish places.
There is a Turkish barber not far from me. I went once because it's closer than my usual place and looked alright. I went in and there were zero customers, completely empty except two blokes with several phones each. Refused to cut my hair because they were 'busy'.
I've paid more attention now when I got past there and I have never seen a customer.
None of the ones I’m on about make it that obvious…