SB Nation User Blog: Anonymous New Guy

OT - Haircuts

Anonymous New Guy — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 17:24:36 -0000

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:

How often do you get a haircut per month?
Where do you go to get a haircut?
How far is the salon/barber shop from your house?
How much do you pay?
Do you get any additional services (shampoo, massage, hot towel, etc)?
How much do you tip?
Do you prefer a male or female stylist/barber?
Do you try to go to the same stylist/barber for each visit?
Do you make an appointment or walk-in?
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.

Visiting St. Louis

Anonymous New Guy — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 20:30:06 -0000

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.

Visiting Detroit

Anonymous New Guy — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:08:47 -0000

[Editor's Note: Bumped up to keep this one current.]

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.

Visiting Toronto

Anonymous New Guy — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 16:31:45 -0000

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.

Visiting Cleveland

Anonymous New Guy — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 16:30:29 -0000

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.

Visiting Pittsburgh

Anonymous New Guy — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 16:28:45 -0000

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.

Visiting Cincinnati

Anonymous New Guy — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 16:18:21 -0000

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.

The Hammer's walk off and fan on the field

Anonymous New Guy — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 13:49:29 -0000

The Hammer's walk off and fan on the field