Do you feel I did it right by getting my haircut by this another barber today?
So yeah so far I had been getting my haircut by this barber below our apartment in Munnekolala area of our city Bangalore. I have been going there since 2017 when I was only 16 and now I am 25 so we arent some strangers. He is basically a Telugu man from the south Indian state Andhra Pradesh whereas I am Bengali so he mostly speaks in Hindi with me. But recently for the past couple of years, everytime I get a haircut from him, he always says how I don't comb at all just because his comb gets stuck between my hair as they are really dense. I definitely comb tho but idk why he still feels I don't comb at all. But last time when I went there last month for a haircut, he again brought the same topic and with a smile he kept saying that if I don't comb next time he will shave my head. He was smiling but yeah it felt annoying. He also kept saying me to go for a foreign country and then maybe I will learn new hairstyles there.
So today I went to this another barber shop in our neighborhood itself. He is a North Indian from Lucknow in UP State of India. There I had a much smoother experience with my haircut and even trimming my heavy stubble. What's interesting tho is him speaking in a language with the other barber in the same shop which isn't really fully Hindi. I guess they were speaking in Awadhi as he is from Lucknow which is in Awadh region of UP so yeah different dialect. To a Bengali ear like mine, it sounded quite different from Hindi. But yeah overall a much better experience today.
So today I went to this another barber shop in our neighborhood itself. He is a North Indian from Lucknow in UP State of India. There I had a much smoother experience with my haircut and even trimming my heavy stubble. What's interesting tho is him speaking in a language with the other barber in the same shop which isn't really fully Hindi. I guess they were speaking in Awadhi as he is from Lucknow which is in Awadh region of UP so yeah different dialect. To a Bengali ear like mine, it sounded quite different from Hindi. But yeah overall a much better experience today.
