Mullets are as cool as it gets. So is Luke. Naturally, he had to have one. It was all he talked about. It all started about 2 years ago, Luke saw a teenager with a curly shoulder-length mullet. After growing his hair out for a few months, Luke got his wish. As we say in the South, he was happier than a pig eatin' slop. His teachers often tell me that they see Luke checking out his mullet in the reflection of his school tablet. He also takes selfies and uses them as the wallpaper on his school tablet. "No mullet is a bad mullet." While that may be true, we knew we needed to find a barber who would help bring Luke's vision for his mullet to life. After an extensive search and some trial and error, we have found the perfect barber. Luke is confident, happy, and definitely goes with the flow. Just like his mullet.

The pictures that have been submitted were inspired by Joe Diffie's song "John Deere Green". Luke is near a water tower located in my hometown. He is ready to grab his can of John Deere Green paint and climb the water tower.