Joseph was a hairdresser in a small village. He cut and styled all the women's hair, all the men's hair and all the kids' hair. He did a good job. Everybody liked him. One day, at 8:30 am, the first appointment, Jenny the florist went into Joseph's salon.

The Kind Hairdresser
Joseph was a hairdresser in a small village. He cut and styled all the women's hair, all the men's hair and all the kids' hair. He did a good job. Everybody liked him. One day, at 8:30 am, the first appointment, Jenny the florist went into Joseph's salon. Joseph put her hair up in a bun. It looked amazing and she posted a photo on facebook.
However, when she went to the cash desk, Joseph refused payment. He said he was having a community service day. Later that day. Jenny left a beautiful bouquet of flowers by Joseph's door.
The next appointment was Jack the butcher. Once again. Joseph did not accept any money because of community service. Two hours later, Jack took a big joint of meat to Joseph's wife. The next appointment was Freddy the Baker. Same story. No money exchanged hands. Later on, Freddy sent a delicious cake round to Joseph's. Many clients and gifts followed.
The last client was Mr Blenkinsop, the rat catcher. Joseph cut his hair beautifully. He quickly said that because his salon was clean and pest-free, he did not need any gifts! Many people had a free haircut or hairdo that day and Joseph recelved many wonderful gifts, but he did not want anything from Mr Blenkinsop!

Say if the statements are truc or false Correct the kalar oner:
1. Joseph was the only hairdresser in his village. T/F
2. He didn't cut the children's hair. T/F
3. He was popular and well-liked in the village. T/F
4. Jenny the florist's hairdo was very expensive. T/F
5. Jenny posted her photo on social media. T/F
6. The baker sent a piece of meat to Joseph's wife. T/F

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7. Joseph got a lot of gifts in return for his services that day. T/F
8. Joseph immediately told the rat catcher he did not want anything from him. T/F