They’re not actual barber businesses in the true sense, they’re fronts. They’re Turkish launderettes washing dirty money. Is everybody getting their hair cut more often these days - seems to be more baldys about than ever so where has this demand for Turkish barbers come from - we used to have just a couple of barbers in Hornchurch and now there’s over a dozen, most of which are Turkish and the same applies just about everywhere else in the country. What made Turks such fantastic barbers all of a sudden? As usual, you have your head up your arse and are missing the real picture. Go past and see how many actual people are using these barbers for the intended purposes - often you’ll see the places empty and wondering how they manage to keep going. Well wonder no more, Mottie has educated you.
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