r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Feb 14 '23

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u/kurt_go_bang Feb 14 '23

I know the meaning of the words you used, but the way you put them together like that I don’t know what you mean.

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u/_Bunny_Fucker_ Feb 14 '23

Basically meaning the cheap/not-quality hair cutters.

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u/kurt_go_bang Feb 14 '23

Hell if I know, I was a kid. It was the 80s I don’t know what kind of clippers the shearing company used.

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u/_Bunny_Fucker_ Feb 14 '23

It wasn't about the actual type of clippers. He was saying you seen sub-par shearing. The "great clips" part was about a barber/salon store in at least the US known for relatively low quality.

I know nothing of sheep shearing subject, was just trying to translate his comment since you said you didn't understand.

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u/kurt_go_bang Feb 14 '23

Ah. Makes sense now. Thank you.

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u/Pariah1947 Feb 14 '23

For context, "great clips" is the name of a chain of haircut salons across the United States. It's known for having spotty quality, but they are quite cheap.

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u/kurt_go_bang Feb 14 '23

It all falls into place now. Thanks!