Tattoo Artists Are Sharing Their Most Entitled Customers, And I Can't Believe These Kinds Of People Exist

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1. This "client" who thought playing the "single mom" card was enough to her a deal:

My buddy is a tattoo artist. He’s also my personal hero. from ChoosingBeggars

2. This person who really thought their ignorance entitled them to an "inconvenience fee":

Customer wants a tattoo artist to issue them an "inconvenience fee" for setting them up with an artist who was an ex-con from ChoosingBeggars

3. All of the whiners who prompted this poor artist to post a PSA:

Local tattoo artist is done with people offering to exchange goods for her services from ChoosingBeggars

4. This master negotiator who haggled their way into an even higher price:

Haggling with tattoo artists is never advisable from ChoosingBeggars

5. This clown who tried to flirt their way into some free ink:

Im a few months into my tattoo apprenticeship.. Apparently i shouldn't state my job on a dating site 😂 from ChoosingBeggars

6. This Facebook "friend" who wanted a free tattoo AND a ride:

This was posted by a local tattoo artist from ChoosingBeggars

7. This person who apparently thinks it's "conceited" to charge for your work:

"your art is mediocre at best so please design me a free tattoo" from ChoosingBeggars

8. This fine sir who demanded a refund for his tattoo AFTER getting it, because he decided it cost too much:

Client got a small simple tattoo on his wrist and he was very happy with it. Few days later he's frantically emailing and calling the shop when it's shut, requests a touch-up and insists he was overcharged, and wants to speak to the manager. More context in the comments from ChoosingBeggars

9. This bestie who wanted to pick the matching tattoos, but not pick up the bill:

“Hey let’s get matching tattoos, but I get to pick them and you have to pay for both” from ChoosingBeggars

10. This "client" who genuinely doesn't understand how the exchange of labor and goods works:

I’m willing to let anyone tattoo me for the small price of it being free. from ChoosingBeggars

11. This "customer" who was genuinely shocked they wouldn't be able to get five hours' worth of work inked on their body for free:

This guy that wanted me to design a tattoo for him that takes up to 5 hours of work. from ChoosingBeggars

12. This freeloader who got snippy the moment someone suggested she at least tip her artist:

A tattoo artist at the shop I work for has been working on a sleeve for an acquaintance of his, not even charging her, and she asked to come in today to get more done. He was booked for the day and she copped an attitude over him not clearing his schedule for her. from ChoosingBeggars

13. This delusional being who basically said, "Come to my house so I can exploit you for free":

Any tattoo artists willing to do a house call for free? from ChoosingBeggars

14. This non-artist who couldn't draw the tattoo design themselves, but also refused to pay someone else to draw the design for them:

From an Insta account how_not_to_get_tattooed one just one of tons beggars exposed from ChoosingBeggars

15. This gem who had such a "sick" idea for a tattoo, they didn't want to actually pay for it:

Looking for someone to design a tattoo for me, I’m not going to pay though. Don’t be rude. from ChoosingBeggars

16. And finally, this entitled jerk who actually thinks charging people for your work is "pathetic."

Being called pathetic only because the person is charging for a tattoo design from ChoosingBeggars

Fellow tattoo artists, what are your most entitled/rude/off-the-wall customer stories? Share them in the comments

h/t: r/ChoosingBeggars