#2224 Overlooked brick-and-mortar startups

Usually I interview software founders but today’s guest created an in-person experience. Erik Anderson is the founder of Scissors and Scotch. It’s basically a 1920s style barbershop, modernized with a cocktail bar in it. I just discovered it here in Austin and so I invited him here because I’m fascinated by how the business has grown.

Erik Anderson is the co-founder of Scissors and Scotch, a barbershop chain.

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