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i have nothing to do now, man.
so imma gonna post. [eeeh?]

what should i write then..?
oh yeah, someone asked about my hair so thats gonna be it. [double eeeh?]

xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx

i last cut my hair some time back in july.
you know, the way-too-short-fringe...

after 4 months its finally not that short.
but its also at a very annoying length. (aaah my sight is blocked, sorta)

of course i aint gonna cut my fringe.
if i did, what is patience for?

so just cut the over lengthy hair.
cut 4 inches again.

first my mother took me to a barber shop.
she said something like: "you get 50% discount if its your first time there you know!"

...right.
ooof course.

the shop looked semi-gorgeous. (cuz i aint sure if my taste is normal)
beige-themed settings, western-styled door with a high-class look, and everything else you can find in a barber shop, yeah.

a girl came and asked me to fill in a form since its my first time there.
fill fill fill and handed to her.

later a guy with black baggy clothes, black baggy hat (not sure whats it called) came.
of course he came to ask what kind of hairstyle do i want
summata.

i had a chupa chups in my mouth, cant talk, so mother spoke all the way.
again i can only pray she wont choose weird hairstyles.

ok she didnt and it looked ok.
so off we go.

its such a big big difference between them and barbers in malaysia. (sorry msia barbers)
fundamentally different.

first to the wash hair part.
theyll ask you to lay down, tell you theyre gonna start and even ask if the water is too strong or if theyre harsh. (to me its way too good if compared to msia barbers yo)

then to the cutting progress.
i think that guy thought i cant speak so he didnt even say a word to me other than "眼鏡ここにおいておきますね","きつくないですか？" and "じゃあ　切りますね"
Translation: your glasses are here. (on the table)
is it too tight?
Ok im gonna start cutting.

then when he is drying my hair after done with cutting he suddenly asked how long have i been in japan.
answered him in japanese, said one week.

his reaction: "あっ　話せるんですね！それも日本語で。"
Translation: Oh you can talk! And in japanese too.
me: "....."

he really thought i couldnt speak eh?
his reaction was so funny lol

done with everything, paid money. (mother was happy with the 50% discount)
so we decided to leave. (duh)

outside the door that guy was there sending us off.
he asked me to come by somewhere in january next year to maintain my hair or something.

all i can do is fake a smile. (i dislike barber shop for an unknown reason)
but hell yeah he seemed happy knowing i can talk. (for an unknown reason)

xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx

thats about it.
shouldve took pictures of that shop... tsk.

anyways its really different from what we get in malaysia. (sorry again to msia barbers)
basically they ask and tell you every single detail. (quite scary...)

till then.

regards,
ching.