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He's one of my favorite barbers in Taif, without a doubt.

I went in the afternoon and found an Egyptian guy, I don't know his name, but he's thin and older. Anyway, guys, I asked him to shave my beard and hair, and he gave me a really bad shave. I asked him if he had hair dye. He said he did, and I asked for dark brown. The dye was empty, and he was just sitting there squeezing it. It was empty, maybe from a year ago. I told him if he didn't have any dye, that was fine. He said he had dye, but his sponsor said they had to finish the first one. I said the first one was finished, there was nothing left. I swear to God, I didn't say a word. He was just pouring oxygen, thinking, "This is the first time I've ever had a shave in my life." Anyway, he put the dye on, and my face felt itchy where he applied it. I talked to him, and he said it was the first time this had happened. I stayed quiet, wanting to continue my fast, and said, "Ramadan Kareem." I washed off some of the dye and some splashes, and asked how much I owed him. He said, "How much? Can you believe it? I swear to God, money is the last thing on my mind, but the whole thing was wrong." He demanded 150 riyals for what? I forced myself to go and got 100 and told her, "This is more than what you're owed." May God punish him and whoever trusted him. I swear to God, it's infuriating! I'd rather have a haircut for a normal price than a decent one. I swear, I saw the worst barber today, and he said he's my sponsor. We have to finish the dyeing first, people! I swear to God, I'm fed up! And if his sponsor is like that, may God punish him too! People pay money, it's not a favor from you. I seek refuge in God.

Excellent, brother Dirgham is a true artist 👍🏼

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