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The Customer Who Never Needed a Haircut
A Piedmont Porchlight Story Curtis Pope always said there were three kinds of men who came into a barbershop. Men who needed a haircut, men who needed somebody to listen to ’em, and men whose wives had sent ’em down … Continue reading →
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