I took my one year old for his second haircut ever today. The first one we had here was awesome -…read morebaby fell asleep in my lap in the chair, the woman cutting his hair and front desk were super lovely and friendly, and the cut was great. This one, not so much. I brought my baby over to the woman's station, where she started setting up the booster seat. I told her that he'd be sitting on my lap (super normally, friendly, casually) and she said "oh" and left, we sat down, then she came back with the cape. She started to put it on me and I quickly rustled through my bag to grab my phone so I could have it on hand to show her a photo reference, before dropping it on the ground beside me. I asked her how her day was going, she said fine. Things felt kind of awkward. Then she came around my the other side of the chair where my bag was, looked down at it, and just looked super pissed and said "worst place to put that - right where I'm walking". Her tone and vibe was so off putting that I asked her if she wanted to cut someone else's hair instead, to which she asked "why?" and I could only think to answer "the vibes" to which she said, "no, I'm fine". Well, at that point, I wasn't fine, because I'm not about to pay money to have someone be super rude upon first meeting and act like I've greatly offended them by putting my bag on the floor. I told her I wasn't going to pursue the haircut, thanks and we appreciate it (because I'm at that point trying not to be a dick in return) and left. Super unsure as to why this lady took a dislike to me. Could be that's just her daily mood, or maybe even something awful happened to her that day or the customer before her was awful, but I'm not going to sit with you for half an hour after you've been rude within the first minute of me sitting in your chair for absolutely no reason. I don't expect anyone to cater to me by any means, but usually at a hair salon there would be an invitation as to where to put your bags/coats, before seating the client, and hopefully some understanding of parents trying to maneuver their little ones, and friendliness. I really don't think it would have been difficult to say, "hey, can we put your bag somewhere else?" for the sake of not being super hostile. Never going back.