They now have prices displayed on the counter. No more misunderstandings.
No. He's a tit. But I'll let Ed tell the tale.
However, by all accounts the guy down Atlantic Road just past Ichiban is very good. I've seen their work on a couple of fussy types and it's all good
This morning, Loughborough Junction
They did a week ago when I was there too. Excuses, excuses...
Which only proves that I was there before you, so ner!
I was walking through the market with nipsla and eme and I took one quick snapshot of the front of the shop on my little camera from the other side of the walkway as we passed by. The photo only showed the shopfront and had no one in it.ED! *taps clock*
The dirt on the tattooist, bitte.
i may go there with my camera later
My favourite quote from him was that he didn't like "strangers" taking photos of his shopfront. Which is a pretty weird thing to say, no matter how you spin it.That's better! Sounds like a right tit tho. You sure it's not detective-boy?
I offered to sign his shop window and everything.And I take it you put him right by pointing out that you are in fact a local sleb?
I go to Tidy Hair and they're great. As does hendo. More pricey than a traditional barber,s though for a bloke. I recommend Sean. Apparently Marc Almond was in there today.
I was walking through the market with nipsla and eme and I took one quick snapshot of the front of the shop on my little camera from the other side of the walkway as we passed by. The photo only showed the shopfront and had no one in it.
Next thing I know, I've got this guy in my face demanding to know what I'm doing, with his mate lurking behind. He didn't bother introducing himself so I had no idea who he was. When I realised he was from the shop, I explained that I was a local photographer taking snaps for a blog that is generally supportive of small independent businesses, but he just carried on getting stroppier.
In the end, I gave up trying to make sense of the guy and suggested that, seeing as we'd clearly got off on the wrong foot, we could agree to disagree and just shake hands and leave it at that. He refused and, frankly, ended up making a right fucking arse of himself. I won't be recommending his shop to anyone.
Despite being annoyed by his bizarre outburst, I'm not going to do a Google top-ranking slag-off of his shop because, well, I'm not really into trying to hurt local businesses, even when their owner has serious issues with manners.
It was very odd indeed. I only took one picture, he wasn't in the picture, I wasn't even that close to the shop when I took the picture and I had a very discrete camera not a big SLR.That's bonkers. I gave them a printout of the posts about their licence. They were very appreciative. Later that day I took the pic of their shopfront which I posted upthread, and they were happy with that too.
Maybe he just didn't approve of the editor's hairstyle because there's no money in it for barbers.
Haranguing people in the street is never a good business strategy, especially when a really stinky review has the potential to send customers elsewhere.that's what i was thinking - he was thinking he had nothing to lose
i may go there with my camera later
Wow. Are you missing the point.It's unlikely his target market are avid urban75 readers, though, realistically.
It's unlikely his target market are avid urban75 readers, though, realistically.
Wow. Are you missing the point.
It's a tattoo parlour. I'd say urban was exactly his target market.
You're really quite painfully clueless.Do you reckon there is a higher occurrence of tattoos in the u75 readership than in the general population Ms T? Seems unlikely to me