Meanwhile in America

[Alexander PhiAlipson]

On a related note, why in the hell do barbers try to keep bankers hours? Most people have time for a haircut on weekends, not during fucking office hours.

The thing is, barbers aren't as important as most people, but they pretend to be. That's why they keep "office hours" like most people, because they like to pretend most people are no better than they.

[SuburbanFarmer]

On a related note, why in the hell do barbers try to keep bankers hours? Most people have time for a haircut on weekends, not during fucking office hours.

The thing is, barbers aren't as important as most people, but they pretend to be. That's why they keep "office hours" like most people, because they like to pretend most people are no better than they.

It's a service industry. Those typically stay open when their customers are available.

It just makes no sense - there's a huge market for haircuts on the weekend.

[Fife]

Is there anything the Walmart can't do cheaper, until 9PM on weekdays, and all weekend long? LOL :goteam:

https://www.smartstyle.com/

[Ex-California]

My barber is open on the weekend. I am going today

[Alexander PhiAlipson]

Maybe they just tell him they're not open.

[TheReal_ND]

[Okeefenokee]

Maybe they just tell him they're not open.

[TheReal_ND]

[The Conservative]

Jump you ignorant plebe!

[Okeefenokee]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/us-s ... e-48561112

On Saturday, agents arrested him after he pledged loyalty to Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and said he wanted to "take his rifle, his magazines and kill 'a bunch of people.'"

Kang and the agents together made combat training videos he believed would be taken to the Middle East to help prepare the group's soldiers to fight American forces, according to the affidavit. Kang had received the highest level of combat training available in the Army and was a mixed martial arts enthusiast.

Also on Saturday, Kang and an undercover agent allegedly went shopping for a drone to give to Islamic State fighters.

Kang said the drone would allow the fighters to view the battlefield from above "to find tank positions and avenues for escape" from U.S. soldiers, the affidavit said. He used his debit card to pay nearly $1,400 for the drone, Go-Pro camera and related equipment. The agent paid him $700 to split the cost.

A trained air traffic controller based at Hawaii's Wheeler Army Airfield, Kang had his military clearance revoked in 2012 for making pro-Islamic State comments while at work and on-post and threatening to hurt or kill fellow service members.

His clearance was reinstated a year later after he completed military requirements.

fucking wow