Sorry Mom Tattoo

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I've gotten allot of ink done at Sorry Mom, they are well knowledged, professional, and make the tattoo experience as comfortable as possible.

Walked in today for a tattoo--friendly and professional--reasonally priced--offered suggestions on how to improve on the crude design I offered them..Tommy performed the design and end work---very pleased. Will return.

A few weeks ago----------Upon entering "Sorry Mom Tattoo", my friend and I were promptly greeted by a piercing professional. He immediately questioned us as to why we were there, asking what kind of work we would like done. After a few sarcastic remarks on his behalf, I was given a form to fill out, proving me to be above the age of parental consent. Briefly after filling out the form, another piercer hastily entered the shop, only to pass us without a single greeting. He then left, and soon returned, asking us if we'd been helped - which we had. Approximately 5 minutes later, the first piercer asked me if I was I ready to be pierced, I then entered the back room of the shop and attempted to relax on the lone, black, slightly intimidating chair in the middle of the room. A blue sharpie was then used to mark the location that would soon be pierced. I was pleased after viewing the preliminary mark. I had barely finished my few words of approval before I felt a searing surge of pain tha

A few weeks ago----------Upon entering "Sorry Mom Tattoo", my friend and I were promptly greeted by a piercing professional. He immediately questioned us as to why we were there, asking what kind of work we would like done. After a few sarcastic remarks on his behalf, I was given a form to fill out, proving me to be above the age of parental consent. Briefly after filling out the form, another piercer hastily entered the shop, only to pass us without a single greeting. He then left, and soon returned, asking us if we'd been helped - which we had. Approximately 5 minutes later, the first piercer asked me if I was I ready to be pierced, I then entered the back room of the shop and attempted to relax on the lone, black, slightly intimidating chair in the middle of the room. A blue sharpie was then used to mark the location that would soon be pierced. I was pleased after viewing the preliminary mark. I had barely finished my few words of approval before I felt a searing surge of pain tha