“Treat people with the respect that they deserve, regardless of gender and background. I should have waited and thought about it a bit more,” he said.Īnd, he hopes a momentary lapse in judgment doesn’t ruin a 30-year career cutting hair. Pryor said he is sorry for his hasty comments, which have been deleted. They want a place where they can come and be a guy, sit down and burp and not say I’m sorry,” Pryor said. Pryor admits his post was ill advised but insists he is not sexist.īut, his shop is old school: flat tops, straight razors and hot towels. We don’t even know who she is,” Pryor fired back. I wanted my clients to say something nice to knock off the one stars.

“There was nothing in that that was vicious. And, I don’t feel safe because of it,” the customer told us. “Their wording was derogatory and inappropriate, and it could have sparked violence. Shop owner, Randall Pryor, fired off a response on his Facebook page, offering a free haircut for clients who would “go get her.” I don’t want anyone to go through that kind of experience,” she said. The teen, who asked to remain anonymous, said “I walked in and asked what their rates were, and I was met with ‘We don’t do women.’ There’s no sign, so I assumed it was a family barber shop.”Īfter she was refused service, the part-time college student left a one-star review, sharing her experience on social media. – The red, white and blue barber pole ushers in dozens of customers a day.īut, one recent visitor to Stillwater’s Downtown Barbershop was less than satisfied with the customer service.

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