It's Saturday and our hairs are bushy, it that favourite day to visit the saloon and have a haircut so as to look nice to attend that social function eg weddings, party, conferences etc

You just take a stroll down the street to see if your favourite barber is free so as to do his normal business and you find out that he's busy and you probably have to wait for your turn before you get attended to, these are the characters you are sure to see in a typical Naija barbing salon down town the street

• Those who are there to mock their friends who were forcefully sent to get their hair cut.
• Those who keep changing the TV station to suit them
• Those who come to rub the powder of the barber and brush or comb their hair.
• Those who come to watch football and and block seats for customers of the barber, on citing customers he asks them to stand.
Those who come to charge phones/gadgets whenever barber's gen/light is on.
Those who come with bad intentions either to steal, cause trouble, quarrel etc

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I can relate with this. You also get to hear who is doing what in the neighbourhood, street gossips and gather intelligence

What exciting barber shop do you visit? The ones I know of only have people who come to cut their hair, charge their phones or rub powder/ brush their hair and continue with their lives immediately.
Another set of people I know are those who come to pay their debt from cutting hair on credit a few days or a week before.

FirstCounsel:
I can relate with this. You also get to hear who is doing what in the neighbourhood, street gossips and gather intelligence

Yes you are right dearie

okwabayi:
What exciting barber shop do you visit? The ones I know of only have people who come to cut their hair, charge their phones or rub powder/ brush their hair and continue with their lives immediately.
Another set of people I know are those who come to pay their debt from cutting hair on credit a few days or a week before.

This is also true