Isaiah Thomas and Michael Carter-Williams hilarious barber exchange on Twitter

Feb 27, 2015; Boston, MA, USA; Boston Celtics guard Isaiah Thomas (4) celebrates after making a three point shot during the second half of the Boston Celtics 106-98 win over the Charlotte Hornets at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Winslow Townson-USA TODAY Sports
Feb 27, 2015; Boston, MA, USA; Boston Celtics guard Isaiah Thomas (4) celebrates after making a three point shot during the second half of the Boston Celtics 106-98 win over the Charlotte Hornets at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Winslow Townson-USA TODAY Sports /
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Isaiah Thomas and Michael Carter-Williams had a hilarious exchange on Twitter

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Isaiah Thomas is going through a scenario many NBA players are finding themselves in now that the trade deadline is over. Formerly a member of the Phoenix Suns, Thomas was recently traded to the Boston Celtics in February. Of course, moving more than halfway across the country means having to adjust to a totally new life.

Thomas found himself in a predicament on Thursday and turned to Twitter in need of help. He posted this tweet around 3:30 p.m. on Thursday:

Hoping to get some advice, fellow NBA player Michael Carter-Williams answered his prayers. A Massachusetts native, Carter-Williams replied to Thomas’ tweet:

At first, Thomas didn’t seem interested. He was under the impression that Carter-Williams, nicknamed MCW, was saying that he would cut Thomas’ hair. Thomas replied:

Meanwhile, another NBA player, Tony Wroten, noticed MCW’s tweet to Thomas. A former teammate of MCW, Wroten tweeted:

Finally, MCW decided to clear everything up with the two other players, after realizing they didn’t understand him and everything was understood from that point on.

After clearing it up, Thomas tweeted back at MCW saying he thought he meant he would give him the haircut. The two exchanged tweets until MCW sent Thomas the number to his barber out in Boston.

The exchange brought plenty of laughter to the Twitter community, as well as NBA players around the league.

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