Alex and his wife discuss how they met and how they never have questions about flirtation, relationships etc.: This is a conversation between three people discussing their tattoos and plans for future tattoos. They also talk about their favorite horror movies and villains, and one person suggests that wearing chain mail could be a good idea in a zombie apocalypse. They also talk about different foods they would and wouldn't eat in a post-apocalyptic world. Alex talks about the tattoo process, color fading, tattoo over scar tissue, self-harm scars, healing process, surviving vs victim mindset, the client (Sapphire) being a "serial killer groupie," criminal serial killer groupies. People who are fives on the looks scale are right in the middle and must make up for it with their personality. There are ugly people who are beautiful on the inside and gorgeous people with great personalities. They argue that artists have the right to refuse certain designs or styles and that clients should find an artist who specializes in what they want. They also mention the importance of mastering a certain style and staying true to one's own niche. The artist talks about their own experience as an all-round tattoo artist and mentions practicing humility and being comfortable with turning down clients to ensure quality work . The conversation touches on ADHD, anxiety, autism, and dyslexia. They discuss how they manage their conditions and how understanding friends and family are important. They also talk about their love for tattooing and what it's like to be a tattoo artist. They share their frustrations with clients who don't understand their artistic vision and treat them like they are just there own personal slave.
