Around 9- 9:30 a.m., one of tattoo artists came around and made a video of all the ppl in line. He informed everyone waiting in line, that only the first 100 people would be able to get tattoos. Anyon... Read More
Around 9- 9:30 a.m., one of tattoo artists came around and made a video of all the ppl in line. He informed everyone waiting in line, that only the first 100 people would be able to get tattoos. Anyone after 100, would be given a $20 off coupon for a tattoo. Everyone understood that we would not find out our number until the sign in list was passed around. Luckily, my friends and I made the list. Then another employee came around and told everyone, that when they signed their names they would be able to leave.. My brother decided to stay, and wait it out until his name was called. I was informed that they more than likely would not get to my name until 6:30 p.m. I told the man that I was fine with that. Around 6p.m., I got a phone call from my brother stating that they would no longer be taking individuals and they would be issuing out coupons to the remaining ppl. They lied and did not keep their word to all the ppl that was promised they would receive a tattoo. You had people, like my brother, wait around in the sun all day hoping to get a tattoo, just to be told he wasted his time. Then, for ppl to make a complainant, and then the lady at the counter say, “Well you should have spent the night, so you could have been first in line,” is freaking ridiculous. First, this event needs to be more organized. If you know there is a chance that everyone will not be able to get a tattoo, you need to state that on your Facebook page when you first advertise it. Then ppl will decide whether they want to take the chance of attending. Keep your word!! If you say as long as you made the list before reaching 100, you will receive your tattoo, then do just that. Your employee stated that the shop would not close until 9p.m. If you all ran out of time and was unable to tattoo anymore ppl, then ppl should have been able to come back another day and get a tattoo at the same price. Treat your customers right, just like you would want to be treated. Read Less