My boyfriend and I booked Jake for an entire day to end our vacation with some fresh ink. Jake excitedly showed my boyfriend the large designs he was getting as leg pieces and then quickly shoved my s... Read More
My boyfriend and I booked Jake for an entire day to end our vacation with some fresh ink. Jake excitedly showed my boyfriend the large designs he was getting as leg pieces and then quickly shoved my smaller designs toward me. I told him that since my two pieces were extremely color-oriented, the outline designs looked fine and straight-forward, but I wanted to talk about color. He was VERY short with me and told me it'd be what I emailed him (I emailed him several examples that contained different hues, so that we could talk about it). Later, tattoo gun in hand, I had to make him pull up my email so I could show him how one of the colors that he was about to use was very blatantly wrong. He THEN told me that we'd "knock [mine] out first" so that I could *leave* while my boyfriend got inked. It was said in a very "go do girlfriend things, and leave the boys to play" tone. He made it very, VERY apparent that he couldn't care less about my tattoos and wanted to get them over with. I was very upset about the way I was being treated before getting a permanent piece of art on my body, and considered not doing it, but because my boyfriend had previously had great experiences at this shop, I went through with it.Big! Mistake!I got an arm band with alternating colors. I realize the placement of my arm band was a bit of a pain to get straight, but hey, that's your job dude. Apparently he was ~so distracted~ with getting it straight, he managed to not realize that IN ORDER TO HAVE 2 ALTERNATING COLORS IN A CIRCLE, THERE MUST BE AN EVEN NUMBER OF THEM. Not only did he completely ruin the design, but he decided to take the liberty of tattooing a meaningful childhood symbol -differently- INSTEAD OF TELLING ME THAT HE HAD MESSED UP (and, you know, maybe coming up with a solution TOGETHER???). He finished the arm band in a really, really aesthetically STUPID way without even mentioning at all that Oops, it was no longer what I was anticipating. That in itself is ABSOLUTELY unacceptable.He let me get up out of my chair, go to the mirror, see his mistake and point it out without taking fault. I wanted to puke and cry and punch him all at once at the PURE INCONSIDERATION. He had the nerve to shrug it off, while I was having a panic attack internally. He never apologized once about anything.Overall he was a jerk and I had to get a cover-up the same day I got the tattoo and now my skin is weird. AWESOME!!!!!!Oh, did I mention that he never apologized? Read Less