Great Clips - $5 Off Haircut

In this context miser means “One who lives very meagerly in order to hoard money.” It doesn’t mean miserable here. //@anonymous: cannot stop some miser from imaging him/herself less miserable than others in this cyber world. //@Anonymous: Wait, aren’t we all misers here? //@anonymous: The cut your own hair, you miser! Do you know how much hair cut cost, these days? //@anonymous: 22-5=$17+tip still expensive for 15 minutes hair cut

cannot stop some miser from imaging him/herself less miserable than others in this cyber world. //@Anonymous: Wait, aren’t we all misers here? //@anonymous: The cut your own hair, you miser! Do you know how much hair cut cost, these days? //@anonymous: 22-5=$17+tip still expensive for 15 minutes hair cut

Wait, aren’t we all misers here? //@anonymous: The cut your own hair, you miser! Do you know how much hair cut cost, these days? //@anonymous: 22-5=$17+tip still expensive for 15 minutes hair cut

Ah, yes, because clearly, the key to financial success lies in scrutinizing every cent spent on a haircut while happily forking over double for a cup of glorified sugar water or crappy chain food.

//@Anonymous: 22-5=$17+tip still expensive for 15 minutes hair cut

The cut your own hair, you miser! Do you know how much hair cut cost, these days? //@anonymous: 22-5=$17+tip still expensive for 15 minutes hair cut

I tried Great Clips once. They did do the clipping part, but I didn’t think it really deserved to be called “great”.

22-5=$17+tip still expensive for 15 minutes hair cut