Every sec­ond store I pass seems to be a Pop-Up Shop of one kind or anoth­er, but Polit­i­cal Cuts is some­thing brings a dif­fer­ent spin to the idea. When you pop along to 101 Wake­field Street this week (like a true Pop-Up Polit­i­cal Cuts is only around for a week) you’ll dis­cov­er a salon offer­ing cheap cof­fee and free pro­fes­sion­al hair­cuts.

Jason Cuts

Right now the num­ber of young peo­ple reg­is­tered to vote is tiny com­pared to how many are eli­gi­ble.
Why is that?
Why does nobody under 25 seem to both­er or care?
What is the point the vot­ing?

At Polit­i­cal Cuts those ques­tions are being asked and dur­ing your cut (i high­ly rec­om­mend the koro wetere com­bover for the young man about town) you’ll be required to engage your brain as each cut by Jason Muir is being shared online with a per­son­al sum­ma­ry of thought by the new­ly coiffed/caffeinated vis­i­tor.

Fol­low their face­book for the days cuts, and also the black­board spe­cials.
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Over on twit­ter you can catch the days thoughts as they roll in like “It’s much eas­i­er to manip­u­late me emo­tion­al­ly than to con­vince me ratio­nal­ly AND YOU KNOW IT”

but get in fast the last cut takes place at 4pm on fri­day.