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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sounds like she's gotten last minute cancellations and no-shows, all of which result in loss of significant money.[/quote]

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Well that’s part of doing business. Fire those no-show clients. Don’t penalize good clients [/quote]

+1  Don't penalize OR ANNOY good clients.[/quote]

That's exactly what child care centers do now. Charge whether or not you show up. Charge if they're open or closed. $1 per minute late fees. Contracts.

Why shouldn't a person styling your hair have the same time of contracts?

- signed someone who goes to a stylist maybe every 6 months at that, I learned how to do my own hair during Covid[/quote]

But this person is hellbent on making the regular, on-time customer out to be wrong.  A majority of customers are on time.  If this "stylist" wants her customers to all be on time then she needs to stop accepting appointments from those customers who are usually late.  Don't tar and feather us all because you, the stylist, made the bad decision to accept an appointment from someone whom you know will be late.  That makes you out to be the idiot, not the rest of us.[/quote]

And? A majority of parents are on time? Doesn’t stop them from pointing to a contract and asking for $45 as you check out your kid late from a traffic delay. [/quote]

Are you high?  Can you not read?  WTF are you talking about?  Why would someone who is on time have to pay a late fee?  You're crazy.  Come back after you've taken your meds.[/quote]

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