A casual conversation about tattoo pricing and experiences, focusing on a recent BKG tattoo featuring an angry black cat design.
Original TransmissionsThis episode features an informal discussion about tattoo experiences and pricing. The main story revolves around someone's recent tattoo experience in downtown Torrance, where they got a BKG (angry black cat) tattoo with Arabic-style lettering completed in 30 minutes for $160. The conversation explores the general pricing structure of tattoos, with discussion about the standard $100 per hour rate and how various factors affect pricing. One participant shares their professional experience in the tattoo and body piercing industry, explaining how shop rental costs, detail work, and artist experience all influence final pricing. The discussion touches on the variability of tattoo work - how the same design can take different amounts of time depending on placement and the individual client.
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