i need to get a dentist let alone tip them!

last time i had a haircut was about nine months ago.. i wanted something i couldn't do myself and payed 50 euros for it (the price differences between men's and women's haircuts are ridiculous)

i have only cut my own hair since, i have curls so you don't see it when the layers aren't perfect.

Mine are basically free, as one of my best friends is a stylist.

it is customary here in usa to tip your hairdresser, especially if she/he did an outstanding job.

the only people I do NOT tip are the fuckers making me a coffee at a coffee shop. I pay $4.00 to have someone make me a coffee. they do not bring it to y table, they do not take my order at my table. I have to stand in line like at mcdonalds. I do not tip at mcdonalds. i will not tip at starbucks or any coffe ehouse. fuck them. they do not get paid waietr salaries (around $2.15 an hour) and do not rely on tips to make their living like waitresses and waiters do in usa.

tipping is reserved for those who "serve" you and earn wages of misery. for some tipping is a way to assert their superiority; for others it's a sort of working class solidarity. i can tell you that working for 2 months as a waiter made me a bigger tipper, because i understand what shit people have to put up with in order to make their money. in that sense countries with a fixed service charge, like france, give the professional waiters a greater dignity than their american counterparts. and hair people in hair salons would make shit money if it weren't for the tips. it's sort of a free enterprise method that bonds them to your service in exchange for a higher reward. like doggie treats. am i awake yet?

I have a friend cut my hair, but the quality has been going downhill.....

I haven't been to an actual establishment to cut my hair in years, but I think it's about time I start doing it. I don't even know how to talk to a barber/hairdresser/whatever to make sure they make me look sexy.

And I'll have to find one in a few months when I go off to college anyway.

Nobody tips anybody here. I've never tipped anybody in my life and I don't know anybody who has. It does seem customary in the US flicks though. I always found that weird.

look at my hair and you tell me.

cantank paid about $8.00 for hair bleach!

Hey, I've seen your hair, deadman. A kangaroo couldn't do a worse job.

you're so perceptive rob.
it was manic panic flashlightning.

I used to get my hair cut at the Great Clips or Super Cuts or whatevertheheck that place is called, but about a year ago they fucked up REAL BAD and I haven't been back since.

I prefer this local place called the Fetish, which is all trendy and whatnot with this super-good looking guy that does a damn good job. He shampoos, cuts, styles, etc. With my student discount I pay about $30, plus tip. Damned worth it.

hell yes. cheap haircuts are worse than cheap beer.

yeah, I found this out a few weeks ago...trying to tip a cute waitress at a japanese place, and then i got a strange look and a 'what are you doing' from the australian i was with....i think its because the wages here in australia are so much better than in the US...

you should have offered A LOT MORE, and who knows!

i ended up not tipping, since its kinda strange to do so down here...i think anything extra can be viewed as an invitation to 'who knows'...but i don't need to pay for that...

I miss my long hair.

I tip 20% at restaurants, unless 20% is more than $5 per person. So, if I spend $150 at The Melting Pot w/ 2 people, I tip $10. If I spend $25 by myself at a real restaurant, I tip $5.

$16

Sayin'!!