The Barbershop, a barber near Bloor and Bathurst, got quite a scare on Monday around 3 a.m. after someone threw a big object through their front window, smashing through the glass. 

Though what would immediately register as a potential bomb threat turned out to be a big rock, about 20 to 30 pounds, that was likely picked up someone outside of the city.

The suspects, two men, were caught on camera driving up to the store and chucking the rock through the window. 

The owner of The Barbershop gave the footage to police right away, and is currently waiting on updates of who the potential suspects are. 

Bathurst St. is closed immediately south of Bloor as the Toronto Police bomb squad checks out an item tossed through the window of a barber shop. Details now on @CityNewsTO and https://t.co/sqfQAD4xr2 pic.twitter.com/scXCm2fzUD

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Though this was an unexpected and unprecedented event for the store, they simply boarded up their window and continued taking their scheduled appointments for the day.

The Toronto Police bomb squad robot enters a barber shop on Bathurst south of Bloor after a possibly suspicious item was thrown through the front window. @CityNewsTO https://t.co/LsoiMogcXe pic.twitter.com/eFfKa4ZvAn

— Mark Douglas (@DouglasCityNews) May 2, 2022

The rock is still sitting in the same place, untouched. 

"It's staring at me, right in the face," said Alex Gobin, a barber who's been working at the store since 2019. "This whole thing is so strange." 

Though The Barbershop has received a few calls after the event to ask whether services have been affected, they have confirmed that everything is running smoothly and no appointments had to be canceled.