Two barbers stand at a barbershop. There is a spring coming from the first barber chair and it appears to have sprung the person he was giving a haircut into the ceiling where the ceiling is broken.
The existence of a barber chair a chair that flung somebody very fast and very far.
Why did the barbershop have a spring-loaded barber chair?
He'll be back.
scene: a barbershop description: Two barbers stand at a barbershop. There is a spring coming from the first barber chair and it appears to have sprung the person he was giving a haircut into the ceiling where the ceiling is broken. uncanny: The existence of a barber chair a chair that flung somebody very fast and very far. entities: Spring_(device), Barber. caption: He'll be back.
Usually, if a customer leaves an establishment, it is because they are dissatisfied with the service; employees will sometimes say "they'll be back" in confidence that the customer will realize they are in the wrong and that they need the service. But here, the customer has exited the barber shop involuntarily by being launched by the spring into the ceiling; the other barber rightly says that "he'll be back", but it's for gravitational reasons, i.e., they will literally be back when gravity causes them to fall back into the barber shop from above.