DOWNTOWN — Want Jake Arrieta's face carved into your head? You can make it happen next week.
A Moline, Ill. barber whose Chicago Cubs haircuts have become famous will be shaving ballplayers into buzzcuts next week at the ACME Hotel Company, 15 E. Ohio St.
Miguel Rosas, owner of Moline’s New Style Barbershop, became a social media sensation after buzzing Arrieta's face into the head of his son's friend Isaiss Duarte.
ACME is setting Rosas up with a barber chair on October 20 and 21 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., allowing fans to get their own Cubs cut before watching the Cubs take on the Mets.
Appointments are available on a first come, first serve basis, ACME announced in a news release.
Isaiss, who's 9, has made some cash by showing off his sweet haircut.
"Every time someone takes a picture of it, he tells them to give him two or three dollars," Rosas said. "He's made about 90 dollars off of it.
For more information, call 312-894-0800.
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