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I think the business costs of doing hair vary widely by the size of the shop and number of employees. My hairdresser and her two assistants have been dressed up like ER nurses, scrubs and all, since they could re-open back in May. She recently told me they managed to stay out of the red last year, just barely. I think the scale the salon in the article is operating at, with dozens of employees and thousands of square feet in big multitenant buildings means they have a lot more overhead. Especially compared to a 300 sqft barber shop.
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this is sad news…