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Input: Wednesday I called a local salon to set up an appointment. I asked for a full highlight and cut, and asked how much it would be. She said that both the highlight and cut would be $193 and I set up an appointment for later that day. 

I get to the salon and my stylists sits me down and says, “ok, so I have you scheduled for just a partial highlight, let’s get started!” I correct her and say I scheduled a full highlight and a cut. She says that the receptionist only scheduled me for a partial highlight and if I wanted to get my hair cut as well, I wouldn’t have time for a full highlight. This annoyed me but I smiled and said it was fine since my hair is already pretty light, not a big deal. I then ask the stylist the price (just so I don’t get swindled). She replies she has to go check with the receptionist because she has the price chart. 

She comes back and just starts on my hair without a word, so now I can’t walk out if the price is too high. Ok whatever, I’m sure it’s the same price. Then when she’s almost done putting the product in my hair, she tells me it’s gonna be $223. I say the receptionist told me on the phone that a full highlight and cut was $193. The stylist is NOT happy, responds that my hair took more product than usual because it had been about a year since I’ve highlighted it and when more product is used the prices goes up, but she then says that since I was quoted at $193 she’ll give it to me for $193. I’m happy :)

So I get done with my hair, I love it despite not being able to get the full highlight, and I go up to the receptionist to pay. She hands me a receipt that says $155. I wanted to be honest so I told her that she had quoted me at $193, and I’m pretty sure it’s $193, and I ask her to double check the system. She checks her computer again TWICE, double and triple checked, and she said, “oh I made a mistake earlier, it’s actually $155, how nice!” So I’m pretty stoked, I give a goood tip, and I leave. 

Like 20 min later this receptionist frantically calls me to tell me that she had made yet another mistake, and that it actually was supposed to be $193, and I had to come back and pay the difference or give my credit card number over the phone. I told her that I’m super busy and that I couldn’t give her my card number because I was driving and that I’d call her back. At this point I’m SUPER annoyed. This receptionist scheduled me for the wrong styling, and the salon gave me three different prices! 

I forgot to call them back. They called me again today asking me to come in, and I told them I’d come in later this week, but I’m thinking about just going in and talking to the owner. I asked this girl to check the price TWICE before I paid, I wasn’t trying to swindle them. It was her mistake, and I don’t want to have to go all the way back there for it when I tried to pay the full amount while I was there!And I being an emotional asshole by not wanting to go back and pay? 

not wanting to pay full price for my haircut