I am doing some market research for a startup company in the hair salon industry.  The focus is men and their haircut preferences, so I thought this is as good a place as any to get started.  I will be doing a more professional survey (I don't think it will go over well if my only source is a Texas Rangers blog), but I may be able to work in my LSB findings.  Here are the basic questions:

1. How often do you get a haircut per month?
2. Where do you go to get a haircut?
3. How far is the salon/barber shop from your house?
4. How much do you pay?
5. Do you get any additional services (shampoo, massage, hot towel, etc)?
6. How much do you tip?
7. Do you prefer a male or female stylist/barber?
8. Do you try to go to the same stylist/barber for each visit?
9. Do you make an appointment or walk-in?
10. What's the longest you would wait for service?

Age and race are factors that I need to collect, but I'm not going to ask you guys to provide that info unless you are comfortable with it - it would be helpful. 

Hey guys, I'm a Ranger fan from over at Lone Star Ball and am planning my annual baseball roadtrip.  This year I will be visitng St. Louis on 8/2 to catch a game and then I'll be off to the next stop.  While I'm there, is there anything I need to see or do (other than the game) before moving on...restaurants, a particular regional beer I need to try, historical sites (other than the arch), areas to avoid, etc?  Also, if anyone has tips on getting cheap tickets (coupon codes - we practically give away Rangers tickets to get people to show up) that would be helpful as I am on a budget.  Thanks in advance.

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Hey guys, I'm a Ranger fan from over at Lone Star Ball and am planning my annual baseball roadtrip.  This year I will be visitng Detroit on 8/8 to catch a game and then I'll be off to the next stop.  While I'm there, is there anything I need to see or do (other than the game) before moving on...restaurants, a particular regional beer I need to try, historical sites, areas to avoid, etc?  Also, if anyone has tips on getting cheap tickets (coupon codes - we practically give away Rangers tickets to get people to show up) that would be helpful as I am on a budget.  Thanks in advance.

Hey guys, I'm a Ranger fan from over at Lone Star Ball and am planning my annual baseball roadtrip.  This year I will be visitng Toronto on 8/7 to catch a game and then I'll be off to the next stop.  While I'm there, is there anything I need to see or do (other than the game) before moving on...restaurants, a particular regional beer I need to try, historical sites, areas to avoid, etc?  Also, if anyone has tips on getting cheap tickets (coupon codes - we practically give away Rangers tickets to get people to show up) that would be helpful as I am on a budget.  Thanks in advance.

Hey guys, I'm a Ranger fan from over at Lone Star Ball and am planning my annual baseball roadtrip.  This year I will be visitng Cleveland on 8/5 to catch a game and then I'll be off to the next stop.  While I'm there, is there anything I need to see or do (other than the game) before moving on...restaurants, a particular regional beer I need to try, historical sites, areas to avoid, etc?  Also, if anyone has tips on getting cheap tickets (coupon codes - we practically give away Rangers tickets to get people to show up) that would be helpful as I am on a budget.  Thanks in advance.

Hey guys, I'm a Ranger fan from over at Lone Star Ball and am planning my annual baseball roadtrip.  This year I will be visitng Pittsburgh on 8/4 to catch a game and then I'll be off to the next stop.  While I'm there, is there anything I need to see or do (other than the game) before moving on...restaurants, a particular regional beer I need to try, historical sites, areas to avoid, etc?  Also, if anyone has tips on getting cheap tickets (coupon codes - we practically give away Rangers tickets to get people to show up) that would be helpful as I am on a budget.  Thanks in advance.

Hey guys, I'm a Ranger fan from over at Lone Star Ball and am planning my annual baseball roadtrip.  This year I will be visitng Cincinnati to catch a game and then I'll be off to the next stop.  While I'm there, is there anything I need to see or do (other than the game) before moving on...restaurants, a particular regional beer I need to try, historical sites, areas to avoid, etc?  Also, if anyone has tips on getting cheap tickets (coupon codes - we practically give away Rangers tickets to get people to show up) that would be helpful as I am on a budget.  Thanks in advance.