A hairdresser jumped on the car of a woman of an Alabama while driving away about a price conflict.
A woman who goes past Rebaillious pink had taken her and her daughter to get their hair done by Kamiya A. Yates at Lasting Impressions Salon Suites in Mobile, Alabama on Saturday when the experience took a turn for the worst.
After her daughter cried because her hair did not end as the reference photo Yates was shown, pink went in to talk to the hairdresser, who, according to her, gave her an 'attitude' when she was confronted with the failed styling.
“I told her that I am not going to argue with her and I walked away,” she wrote in a Facebook message.
Things escalated when the hairdresser Pink said that she owed her $ 30 more, because Yates – who appeared 30 minutes late at the appointment – had planned the appointment earlier than normal.
“I told her that I would pay you what I owe you and I don't pay you because you come in early because you were not early here,” she wrote.
When Yates threatened to call the police, got pink in her car and went back, causing the woman to jump on the back of the vehicle.
“She's crazy,” Pink is told in a video she posted on her account.
A woman who goes along Rebaillious Pink (photo) had taken her and her daughter to get their hair done by Kamiya A. Yates at Lasting Impressions Salon Suites in Mobile, Alabama on Saturday when the experience took a turn for the worst.
After her daughter cried the appointment, pink went in to talk to the hairdresser. After the departure, Yates told her that she owed $ 30 because she came in early, of which Pink said she would not pay because the hairdresser was too late. When she left, Yates jumped on the car
Yates called the police as he drove on the car until pink pulled a gas station. She did not press costs
“I am not surprising because, you know, I don't want her to actually fall off the car, but it is, where do we draw the border?” She told WKRG. 'Like, why are you in my car? Like, you had enough time when I just started to go and jump away. '
Pink drove to a gas station a few minutes away with Yates that hung on. According to the mother, nobody was injured.
Yates called the police while she was sitting on top of the car, she told WKRG. She chose not to press a complaint against pink.
Salon owner, Talisha Washington, said that the 'situation with regard to the tenant has been tackled and has been resolved correctly'. She did not respond to what that meant.
“We do not participate in a negative activity and our brand is committed to help business owners grow in a professional way,” she told WKRG.
“We continue to use a positive and professional environment for all entrepreneurs.”
