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Kampung Inggris : At The Barber




At a corner of Anyelir Street that an outstanding one compared to the rest of streets at Kampung Inggris due to its completeness of the various traders, I saw a barber stall was made of small glass box that attracted me to drop by.
“ How much for shaving brother??.” I asked the barber that still young boy around fifteen years.
“ Ten thousand Rupiahs ..brother..” He replied with smile painted at his face.
“ How about Five thousands rupiahs because all I need is shaving not a style just  like your neighbour barber.” I asked discount price from him.
“ Oke Brother..no problem.” He agreed me about the price and finally I got shaved even with friendly price.

(the picture refers to Barber at Gontor )

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