Ghanaian Man In US Fumes After Paying ¢400 As Cost For Haircut: "At Madina It Is GH¢10"

• A video of a young man lamenting over the cost of a haircut in the US has triggered reactions online
• He explained that back in Ghana, the cost of a haircut was very low, adding that barbers in the US are really making money
• Netizens who saw the video agreed with him that the amount being charged was on the high

A young Ghanaian man living in the United States has taken to TikTok to lament how expensive a haircut is in the country.

In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, the young man, who identifies himself as @mustaphabekoe, had apparently finished trimming his hair and was about to pay $40, equivalent to GH¢400 as cost.

Commenting on the cost, the visibly displeased man compared it to what barbers in Ghana charge for a haircut.

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"At Madina, when I pay GH¢10, I even take a balance, here I paid $30 and added $10 as a tip," he lamented.

He concluded by saying that he regrets not learning how to trim hair before relocating to America.

"If you look at this hairstyle, I am very pained that the barber charged me $40 for it. I should have learnt barbering before coming here because these small boys are making a lot of money," he added.

At the time of writing this article, the video had gathered over 2,000 likes and 50 comments.

Watch the video:

Ghanaians react to the complaint of the young man

Netizens who saw the video agreed that the cost of having a haircut in the US was very expensive.

Raymond Affijah reacted:

They always think they have give you nice haircuts ooh

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Kwasig added:

The tip is the worst part

vincent stated:

400ghc for headcut

Kofi Boakye replied:

Boss wote twi nka it will turn fight ooo..he thinks you are doing advert give him

Lady delights working as a barber

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a young lady who works as a barber is happy that she learnt the craft and is actually making a living out of it.

Theresa Dadson told YEN.com.gh that the job pays very well.

She encouraged young ladies and unemployed youth to venture into barbering.

Source: YEN.com.gh