Falafel?

This afternoon, while with Devora in the old city, I was very hungry. Devora had eaten a popsicle and I was looking for a falafel place to get a hatzi mana (1/2 portion) to tide me over till the CY bet-bet-quf (Conservative Yeshiva bbq) this evening that was less expensive than 20 shekels. We turned down an alley and I saw a hairdresser. I went in and asked how much for a haircut. In "short", I got my hair cut for the price of 3 falafels. No falafel but good haircut. Also good bbq.