I heard this story on the radio the other day. If you ask me, you're asking for trouble by (a) letting your current/ex boyfriend who you cheated on tattoo you in the first place (b) not seeing/approving the design before he puts it in permanent ink on your body (c) not having a friend there to check the guy's work. You're just asking for trouble. Even so, what a horrible thing for that guy to do, and he should have his license revoked. I think she deserves to win that lawsuit despite all her stupid moves. Nothing justifies what he did.
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I heard this story on the radio the other day. If you ask me, you're asking for trouble by (a) letting your current/ex boyfriend who you cheated on tattoo you in the first place (b) not seeing/approving the design before he puts it in permanent ink on your body (c) not having a friend there to check the guy's work. You're just asking for trouble. Even so, what a horrible thing for that guy to do, and he should have his license revoked. I think she deserves to win that lawsuit despite all her stupid moves. Nothing justifies what he did.
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