I've always had my pretty women. I saw Elizabeth Taylor the other day. He has an audience of three, all waiting to sit in Nathan Thibodeaux's barber chair.
Some people just sit, listen to lies and tell their own lies too.
There is no telephone at the barber shop and no appointments are taken. Shorty talks about playing cards with a man who hid the ace of spades in the palm of his paw. Shorty talks about mercury-loaded dice. He talks about old shoe-shine men named Dugga Loo and Rooster. He talks about the days when Railroad Avenue was the main drag and Boulevard was just mud.