Apparently the quality of a haircut is measured in time, not the price. I went for a trim after my last class, which set me back five kuai and ten minutes. Just a simple cut, but a kick ass bargin, in both price and time. One of my collegues couldn’t believe that I had shelled over five kuai for a measely ten minute sessiion with the hairdresser.
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01 Dec 2004 04:47 pm Bryan 7 comments
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So I’m confused…Was it a good deal and a bad cut or is 5 Kuai expensive for a cut that was bad! Don’t worry the mirrors at the gym will show you exactly how bad it was when you decide to go!!
The cut is fine…but then again, I haven’t exactly been known for my cutting edge hairstyles!
Five kuai is insanely cheap…even on a Chinese salary. It’s about 50 cents.
10 mins with the “hair dresser”? Did you get it cut at the “Barber Shop”?
hehe
heh heh heh……
my mom says I have a cool haircut…
hehe…moms know best!