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[[Distaff Counterpart]] to both [[The Barber]] and the [[Always Male]] [[Driver of a Black Cab|chatty cabdriver]].
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== Anime & Manga ==
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* In the [[Discworld]] book ''[[Discworld (Literature)/The Last Continent|The Last Continent]]'', Rincewind acts like one of these... while shearing a sheep.
* [[Older Than Print]]: [[The Barber]] in a series of tales in the ''[[Arabian Nights (Literature)|Arabian Nights]]'' is endlessly talkative, to the annoyance of his patrons, despite his constant insistence on being a very quite man.
* Partridge in ''Tom Jones'' is a schoolmaster turned barber-surgeon who is fairly talkative and has major [[Know
* In the book ''The Market'' by J. M. Steele, the [[Camp Gay]] hairdresser Carlo is stated to be this.
* Katniss's "prep team", Venia, Flavius and Octavia, in ''[[The Hunger Games (Literature)|The Hunger Games]]''.
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* Parodied in the Barber Shop sketch on ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]'', where, behind the customer's back, the Barber puts on a ''tape recording'' of himself chatting and cutting hair because he's afraid to do any actual cutting. He'd rather be... a lumberjack!
* Hilda on ''[[Ugly Betty]]''.
* In ''[[The Nanny]]'' there was a [[Poorly
* Mot, the blue-skinner barber on [[Star Trek the Next Generation|StarTrek: The Next Generation]], does this to various characters in the show, much to their chagrin.
* Vanessa from ''[[Everybody Hates Chris]]''
* In ''[[Whose Line Is It Anyway? (TV)|Whose Line Is It Anyway]]'', Wayne loves doing a [[Sassy Black Woman]] version of this trope whenever he finds a hairdressing-related idea in the ''Props'' game. "So I was tellin' (made-up name), that she better stay away from..."
* Shelly the hair-styling nanite in ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000 (TV)|Mystery Science Theater 3000]]".
* The Chilean humor show ''Jappening con Ja'' had a recurrent sketch about this, with two [[Camp Gay]] male versions of this trope.
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