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922 N Division St, Spokane, Washington, 99202, United States
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Jul 31, 2018
Walked in today to get my daughter a quick trim. The sign in the window said All Military $13.00. The oriental lady working the register said I needed to show military id for my daughter (who is 6 years old). I showed her my military id and told her they don't issue military id cards for minors. She refused to offer the $13.00 price because my daughter did not have an id. Absolutely ridiculous! So we left and went somewhere else. I will not be back in, and I will make sure to tell everyone about my experience. Way to support our military families. The only reason I gave them one star was because there was no option to not leave them a star. 🤬

Sep 20, 2018
The Asian lady tries to do the cut as fast as possible so she can go back on her phone. She doesn’t know how long a 1/4 inch is, and cut my bangs un-even.... going to have to go somewhere else to have them fix my cut... DO NOT GO HERE... Spend 40$ somewhere else instead of 18 here...

Sep 6, 2018
Meh. Quick and cheap, but I asked for an 'A' line and got a bob in the back and angled sides with no transition. When I asked for her to correct it, she argued with me. Came home and fixed it myself.

Aug 11, 2018
I went in for a haircut showing my military ID before I sat down I got the haircut, not exactly the best, when it came time to pay the lady who did my hair asked to see my military ID. I thought it was strange since I had already showed it to her but then she took my i d and wrote my social security number on the top of the merchants receipt. I asked her what on Earth she was doing and she said it was to confirm that I was in the military. I grabbed the receipt and ripped off my social security number and said no no no. She then asked me to sign the receipt and to put my telephone number on the back so that Supercuts could confirm my military status. I will be calling in a little bit later to speak to a manager and hopefully I don't get the same girl. I seriously doubt that writing down social security number is company policy and if it is it needs to change since my military ID is government-issued and if it does not then they seriously need to retrain their staff. The young lady was challenged in English but I'm sure she understood enough that if it's explained to her how to do it the right way it would not happen again. I suspect that a Nigerian prince who is being held captive will be sending me a request for $300 in the near future.

Aug 19, 2018
Cute my ear a little bit

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