My cousin learned to get a haircut, and simply decorated her own garage, and the barber shop opened.
My cousin called me: "Cousin, come here if you have time, I'll give you a haircut. I couldn't do it at first, so I practice my hands on your head."
I agreed readily.
On Sunday afternoon, I came to my cousin’s barber shop.
After washing my hair, I sat on the barber chair .
My cousin took a towel and wrapped it around my neck, picked up the fader and and started to do it.
I was about to say "I haven't tied my cloth yet", but it was too late, and a bunch of hair had fallen on my sleeves.
My cousin said in a panic: "I'm sorry, I'm sorry." He quickly found a towel to knock off my hair on my sleeves, and then found a cloth to wrap it around me. The haircut officially began.
Novice is a novice. People with veterans make a lot of sense, but she makes a lot of sense, as if she doesn't dare to start, and she is slow. After twenty or thirty minutes, she finally finishes it.
I saw it, it was pretty good, better than I thought, but some places are uneven, but for me, what else do I need to do when I am a 50-year-old?
Every two weeks or three weeks later, I will go to my cousin’s barber shop to get my hair, and I have never given her money. But occasionally she would give her the toiletries given to her by the unit, which she could use to wash towels.
Three years have passed in a blink of an eye, my cousin’s craftsmanship is getting better and better, and more customers are getting more and more, and I am increasingly embarrassed to let her get a haircut.
I said to my cousin, "I have to give you money to cut the hair in the future, I can't just let you take care of it for me."
My cousin said, "How can I ask for money? I thought you used your head to practice for me, but I still want to thank you now."
Although I said that, I still have to give money. Once, after finishing my hair, I took out 15 yuan to give it to her, and she refused to do so as if she was fighting.
So I deliberately refused to go to her barber shop. I didn't want to owe her too much favors to save money.
Maybe my cousin noticed that I deliberately did not go to her barber shop and called me and said, "Cousin, why didn't you come to get a haircut? If you feel really sorry, I will charge you half of the money, and you can just take care of it."
No matter whether you charge or not, I won't go to you to deal with it, why bother?
