Have been going there since they opened. Until now I put up with the continual bad manners having conversations in Arabic (i think). Older gentleman is just that, a gentleman, and does a good cut, have had a few ordinary ones with others there. Today I walked in at 5.30pm, after a hard 10 hour day at work, to be told by a tall bald guy with a small tuft of hair on the back of his neck they were closed (opening hours on door are Saturday 9-6pm), them he asked me to sit down. I waited, no problem they were busy. When it was my turn, around 6pm, I said to this tall fellow that as the older gentleman was almost finished and I was next, that I would wait for him. I was told by the tall fellow in a stern voice that they are closed and that another white haired fellow was waiting for the older gentleman also, though he came in after me. The tall fellow again insisted I sit down & have my hair cut by him - not a chance! Got the distinct impression that if you speak Arabic you take priority. Whilst I was waiting a young guy came in and was dressed down in a verbally aggressive manner by the tall fellow and left - speaking Arabic, but the impression was not good. I promptly walked out as the older gentleman was obviously been told what to do by the tall fellow, the egotistical young buck. Will never darken their doorstep again, the bad manners and aggressive barber can shove it, would rather pay more elsewhere and be treated with some respect as a customer. Don\'t mind having sh*t thrown at me but hate getting it rubbed it. Don\'t go there unless you speak Arabic or whatever harsh language they speak.