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Response from the businessOct 4, 2026

Wow, thanks for the novel! I’m glad you liked the cut, though it’s disappointing to hear you felt rushed—definitely not my goal to make anyone feel like their presence is irritating.I do my best to keep appointments timely because, believe it or not, I value everyone’s time—including those waiting after. I’m sorry if my efficiency felt like a sprint instead of a stroll. Maybe next time I’ll bring a stopwatch and run a TED Talk on emotional intelligence in haircuts. Also, newsflash: I’m a barber, not a miracle worker or your personal shrink. If you’re paying for a haircut, not a cuddle session, maybe we have different definitions of “pampering.” Emotional intelligence? Honey, I’m fluent—but if you want empathy with your fade, I suggest booking a spa day, not my chair. Appreciate the tip—clearly you know how to recognize real talent when you see it, even if the vibe wasn’t your zen garden.I’ll take your note on emotional intelligence to heart—after all, even dogs know the value of patience! Hope your next personal care experience feels more like your dogs spa days,they might be able to squeeze you in too if you bark i mean ask them nicely. Emotional intelligence? Believe me, I have some—I just figured if you wanted a therapy session, you’d book one, not a haircut. Appreciate the tip though, it’s the only thing you didn’t say I was rushing. Maybe next time I’ll slow down, pour you a tea, and hold your hand through every snip.