A NAIL tech has revealed the oddest excuses she gets for changing appointments.
She shared the peculiar messages from canceling customers while on the job.
Nakira (@bynakira) shared the wild DMs in a slideshow video posted to TikTok.
"Weirdest cancellation messages I've received," read the text over the video.
First, she shared a message from a client who didn't feel the need to elaborate.
"Hey girl have to cancel today," the text read. "I don't think I owe you an explanation. When's your next availability?"
Next, she shared an excuse from a customer with a morbid reason for missing the appointment.
"Omg sis you're going to hate me," the message read. "I'm cancelling. My dad and mom died."
Another client let Nakira know that she's not doing business with the friend of an enemy.
"Hey, I'm cancelling my appointment," the former customer said. "I just realized you do my ex best friend's nails and a friend of an opp is an opp."
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"Opp" is shorthand slang for "opponent," often used colloquially to refer to an adversary.
Another took the matter a step further, demanding personal information before going through with the appointment.
"Sounds so weird babe but do you know [redacted]?" the text read, censoring the Instagram handle. "I think we slept with the same guy. If so, please cancel my appointment, but if not see you at two lol."
One more would-be customer shared her esoteric reason for canceling the nail appointment.
"I have to cancel my infills," the text read. "It was so lovely meeting you but our star signs don't align. I'm a Cancer and I'm super superstitious."
The video drew in many viewers who shared their two cents on the matter in the comment section.
"The stars really didn’t align for her," one wrote.
"OK, but did she see you at two?" another asked.
"I guess you didn't see her at two if this is in here," a third commented.
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