Some men are in a barber shop. There is a large hole in the ceiling and a spring where the barber's chair should be.
Presumably the spring shot the barber's chair up through the ceiling judging by the hole and the spring.
How did this happen?
He'll be back.
scene: a barber shop description: Some men are in a barber shop. There is a large hole in the ceiling and a spring where the barber's chair should be. uncanny: Presumably the spring shot the barber's chair up through the ceiling judging by the hole and the spring. entities: Chair, Spring_(device), Collision. 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.