go viral tick tock More than 970,000 people have watched the video, in which user @rudeboyfit shares his disturbing experience at the barbershop. This made me feel gassy and betrayed by my long-time barber. The story unfolds as he questions the integrity of his barber’s skills and professionalism, telling how a routine haircut ends in a fiasco.
His day starts off badly, and things get even worse at the barbershop. His barber explains that he is sick, which in itself poses a serious problem. However, he decided to continue with the haircut. His hair was full of curls and he sat down for a cut and immediately knew something was wrong. Within minutes, noticeable chunks of his hair fell to the ground. The barber doesn’t seem to notice his mistake and continues cutting. The last time he saw himself, his uneven haircut was unmistakable, with one side much shorter than the other.
“I don’t know, don’t worry, I’ll figure it out. Okay,” he said, repeating the barber’s words. “So he’s going to keep fixing it. This side gets shorter, this side gets shorter.”
The barber tries to “fix” her hair, but the situation escalates further, and she ends up with a mohawk. Frustrated and disappointed, @rudeboyfit demanded that everything be shaved. Adding insult to injury is the barber’s reaction. Instead of admitting his mistake, the barber blamed him for coming in with curly hair and his “sleepiness.” Now that he has become a gaslit, he is surprised and wonders: my hair is curly. What are you talking about, brother? ”
According to the Newport Institute, gaslighting It’s when someone manipulates you into questioning your own experiences, intuition, and overall reality.
The rest of the haircut was an unpleasant exchange, with the barber continuing to claim that the accident due to the natural state of the hair was his fault. By the end of the session, @rudeboyfit will be questioning his role in this fiasco. Despite feeling wronged, he paid $50 for the cut, decided never to go back, and asked for a referral to a new barber in Miami.
“Guys, I’ve been experiencing fades for years and I don’t care about it. It’s because I lack professionalism,” he says in response to some comments.
“No,” one commenter said. “No excuses. Time for a new barber. A sacred relationship is broken.” “He tried to warn me that he was ‘sick,'” one person joked. “And I’m tired of him,” he replied.
Another commenter wanted to stay on the issue. “Everyone is saying, but Cut looks great. That’s not the point. He definitely needs to be dumped. Trust your instincts.”
This experience highlights the importance of communication and trust between barber and client. When such trust is broken, it is often difficult to repair. If the relationship between the “sacred” barber and the customer deteriorates, may be necessary To find a new barber. This process includes recognizing the problem, discussing your concerns with your current barber, evaluating alternatives, and switching if necessary.
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Finding a new barber can be daunting, but being happy with your appearance is essential, and you don’t have to be gaslit to achieve that. Recommendations from friends and exploring new local options can help guide this transition. Before committing, it’s a good idea to try out a new barbershop to see if the services match your personal preferences and expectations.
The challenges faced by @rudeboyfit are relatable and highlight the delicate dynamics of the barber-client relationship. This is a reminder that when personal grooming is at stake, finding the right professional who listens and respects the client’s wishes is paramount.
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*First published: January 18, 2024 at 3am CST
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