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View artwork ↗Spoken by A barber, quoted by Shane Gillis
Live in Austin — Dominican haircut
Red chair mirror
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An empty barbershop recalls the opening haircut story in Shane Gillis’s Live in Austin. The barber’s reassurance addresses the head while the customer worries about the result of an unnecessary attempt to improve his hair.
Live in Austin — Dominican haircut
Before filming the special Shane tries to improve already acceptable hair by visiting a Dominican barbershop near his New York home. He dislikes the resulting haircut. During the cut the barber repeatedly reassures him that his head is good, which cannot resolve his anxiety about the hair.
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Black chair mirror
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