Foreigner Gets Haircut In Bali - Affordable Style In Indonesia

Today I got my first haircut in Bali. I got my first haircut in a place called sinner Bali, which is a seaside town that lies on the south east side of the island. The barbershop was called a tongue, Graham boot Ronnie, there's a side of having long hair too much warm to be away from the heat and with the scooter helmets all the time so he's gon na try to get it cut, that's supposed to be on our same Street this appears to be the barbershop about to see if anyone's here what it looks like inside, we first walked up to the barbershop. We noticed that everyone inside had their shoes off, so we went ahead and took our shoes off as well. We'Ve seen this around Bali quite a bit, especially in the smaller shops. Even though we took our shoes off, it doesn't seem to be a requirement asked a barber if he had time for another, and he just said yeah yeah and plenty of this bench. For me to sit and wait because two customers and then came to me and when it was my turn, I just showed him an image of the cut. I wanted and asked him if he could do it and he just said yeah yeah and pointed to the barber chair when he started he didn't hesitate. He just went straight to work and after about eight minutes, the cut was done and the charge was fifteen thousand rupiah, which is about one u.s. dollar. Something you may have noticed in the sign for the price and the sign out in front of the stall is the tech Patong rembu po Tong and I'm boots. As you may have guessed, the Tong red boots is Indonesian for haircut. All in all, my first Indonesian haircut in Bali was a great value, quick and I was really happy with the result: don't fret, so that was 15,000 for a haircut and so that's a little bit over $ 1 us which we gave two thousand Li okay. So five thousand rupiah tip very affordable haircut and good value and looking good