😂 I can get a beer at my barbers to be fair, I pay via card though so all good
Perhaps you could elucidate as to what the "traditional Turkish Barber services" might actually be .Interrogationg some of the foregoing posts it might appear that they might lack a soupcon of legality
Perhaps you could elucidate as to what the "traditional Turkish Barber services" might actually be .Interrogationg some of the foregoing posts it might appear that they might lack a soupcon of legality
Set fire to your ears, face massage, thing on your nose to pull out blackheads, shave, etc.
Proper hot towel services as a minimum, expensive products, facial massages, it’s supposed to be men’s version of a mini spa
You can’t get that fit 10/15 quid on bearwood high street
Nothing sexier than smelling your burnt nostril and ear hair
Set fire to your ears?? I never knew I needed someone to do that . I think Ill stick to Vics in Church Vale
Blockdclothes shop on stratford road. Same clothes on the rails for about 30 years. They havent sold anything and they are still open everyday!!
Like the leather goods shop just off Mell square in Solihull. Been there donkeys years and window display never changes, no one ever shopping in there. Now surely rent in Solihull must be pricey so what’s the story there?
I don't know where we'd be without William and his intrepid band of warriors fighting to make sure poorer countries become self sufficient, reversing global warming and not bombing the f out of them so they don't need to risk their lives migrating to other countries.
Same Lion😂😂Most on this forum would use them if they sold traditional ales and fancy lagers alongside a skin fade and ear hair burning
Ther might be some truth in that.
I’m happy with my missus doing mine with clippers and I get to feel her breasts as well whilst having my barnet clipped. And it’s free. Marvellous
Does she take bookings Rab? my barnet's a bit long tbf.
A Hooters barbers chain ?
Sounds like a winner
I'd only go if they set my ears on fire as well though.
tiltonbillyWhats that all about then ?. Theyre feckin everywhere .No town meeds that many barbers ,what else are they doing??
I went to one yesterday. Used to be owned by an English chap for years and years. He was an utter prick so I never used it. Now there's 2 Kurdish lads and a lady running it and it's way better and more busy. Paid by card.
But according to some/many on here, because they are dark skinned they must be criminals. Lovely stuff.
Bluesince62 F.E.A.Worrabout those little wool and yarn shops then? pure evil I tells ya, they don't fool me those little old grannies and their knitting needles and cats on laps. Govinment should do summat about it!
They're pulling the wool over our eyes.
It isn't all Turkish barbers, and it isnt just Turkish Barbers. Sweet and Dessert shops, Nail bars, American Sweet shops, even some chippies and cafes are used for laundering purposes. I think the government will want to look like they're cracking down on it, but thy don't want to really crack down on it. IMO a large number of UK high streets are kept afloat and kept alive by illegal activity.
As others have said there's far too many businesses that are empty all day, yet have been operating for years. Almost as if, it doesn't matter if they make money legitimately. Some of the people trying to frame this as racism, are either exceptionally naive, or they're just labelling people as racist as they know they're losing the debate.