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Hands down worst tattoo experience I've ever had. Nathan was in from out of town and didn't manage his time well. I showed up on time for my appointment and waited 3 hours for him to finish a tattoo and then get berated about not having enough money, (I had over $1000) even though he never answered any of my questions over email about how much he charged, and we hadn't even talked about size or design yet. Wtf!? The owner of the shop basically apologized for his behavior by buying me dinner after he gave me a tattoo I really didn't want, but he got creative and wanted to do it. I wasn't going to argue with someone who was clearly not interested in tattooing because he overworked himself and didn't manage his time. If I didn't drive in from out of town and wait 4 months for the appointment I would have walked out when he was throwing his temper tantrum over money. It reminded me of serious drug addict gaslighting behavior. I gave him $400 and got the fvck out. Tattoo turned out like shlt. One of my worst ones, big ass black blob. Real piece of work bro. Get fvcked Nathan.
Uuuuummmmmmmmm....... (Blaashhh) Question Asked- "uuuuuummmmmmmm-dick in mouth." Question- " uuuuummmmmm" Uuuuuuuummmmmmm He is truly UUUMMMMMMM, i mean, like, uuummmm, like this guy. Ummmmm, the world wrapped into 1 devastating anti-hero. Uuummmmm, i mean, yeah."
❤🧡💛💚💙💜 we are all the same person living life in a bunch of different bodies.....Which means that every person that you meet is actually just YOU living in another body!!! you see..... you are interacting with YOURSELF at all times and when you understand this, you can achieve 🌟UNITY🌟
As far as “older people looking at you different”. I don’t really think it’s fair to say it’s due to the tattoos. I’d say it’s more of the entire look with the piercings, the massive stretched ears, etc. tattoos definitely apart of it. But lots of people have tats and look pretty normal. he said it doesn’t bother him either way, so I guess it doesn’t matter. but just my observation. And no hate meant whatsoever.
I think the whole traditional rules of getting the rest, your body tattooed before your face kind of doesn’t apply here because he clearly already has a good source of income, and he already knows what he wants to do with his life so the fact that he has tattoos on his face before anywhere else it doesn’t really matter in the situation
When he was talking about tattoos being more accepted I remember when I got my first tattoo as well it was still at a point that people would say "never get a tattoo where people can see it or you'll never get a good job or move up". I've always worked blue collar too and still heard that. I remember reading something a year or two ago though that was saying more people 18+ in America have at least 1 tattoo than people who have none.
I wish I was naturally as skinny as Mitch was.. something is so aesthetically cool about being skinny like that. Especially all blasted with tats. Myself I’m like naturally muscular, even if I tried I couldn’t get as skinny as Mitch. lol but he definitely was born to be a rockstar
My bro, stay muscular, being skinny is not that good physically and visually, I was skinny like Mitch and I hated it, no hate, I'm a huge Mitch fan, but my self-esteem was fucked up, but I joined the gym 3 years ago and now I'm a different guy
