Originally Posted by
stuffedsuperdud
Well first that was a terrible example on my part I admit, but since you asked, it is a thing. You go to one of those trendy new shave-and-a-haircut barbershops that are sprouting up all over the place, the ones with barberpoles outside and faux-historica names like "Wilkins and Johansson Barbershoppe and Supply Co." Inside the decor tends to be a 1930's thing: wood panels ehhrwhere the likes of which no steakhouse has ever seen, and barber chairs rounded up from junkyards and museums, and the staff are often dressed in 3-piece suits and aprons. For $70 or so they hook you up with booze while you wait, and then you get a haircut + 14-cut straight razor shave with hot towels, Bay Rum aftershave, etc..