Now he said, “This is a trivial thing, but after all, we all have a measure of vanity in the world. I go every week to have my hair cut and for the longest while I’ve been going to a barber. Even though I moved away I would drive into his suburb just to have my hair cut. And then he moved away. So I thought, well now, I’ll look within my radius where I live to find what I wanted, trial and error, and finally I found a shop. Four barbers. I sat at the first chair—the owner occupies the first chair—but he would not take off enough of my hair. I would tell him every week, ‘You aren’t taking off enough. Take off more hair. I don’t want this…it’s something I don’t want,’ but he would not do it. So I watched the other barbers, the other three, what they did to the other customers, and I finally thought I would go to the number four chair. Well, number four, if you know a man’s barber shop, if there are only four chairs, the fourth is the last. Those who are not there by appointment, they send them off to number four, because he is simply working his way up to number one, if he ever gets there. ‘So I saw what he did and I went to his chair. I began to talk to him and I asked him if he liked barbering. He said he loved it. He couldn’t afford to take a course, but he would like to go and mentioned a certain school—I do not know these schools—a certain school where it’s considered tops internationally and he would like to take everything that they offered.’” He said, “When I discovered he really wanted to be a barber and to be the best barber, then I felt easy in doing what I’m going to do. So I then began to listen and have him tell me how he passed, how all these things happened. Well, I began to do it, and to conclude the story, he came top of his class. He went to the school, came top of the class in all the things that they taught. And then he bought out the barber shop, displaced the owner, let him go, displaced two others, brought in others.” And he said, “Today, I am only there every Saturday at 11:00, because by appointment I have made it a permanent date with me. He has a receptionist now to answer the phone. It is so busy you can’t get in, you can’t walk off the street and get any appointment, so there is a receptionist added to the service to answer the phone and make appointments. I have my date set up every Saturday at 11:00. And I did it when I was convinced that he really likes being a barber.”386 ¶8