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When you book an appointment with a tattoo artist, you most likely (I hope) did thorough research on both your tattoo and the artist. Usually, you do a deep dive to make sure your tattoo doesn't mean anything you don't align with that you didn't know about. And you research your artist to make sure they are reputable and that their style aligns with yours. As someone who has both well-researched and thoroughly thought-out expensive tattoos combined with one too many free stick-and-pokes from late nights in some friend's kitchen, I can confidently tell you that the ones you plan, schedule, and save up for are the tattoos worth getting.
When you find that perfect tattoo artist that aligns with your exact style, it feels like the sun is appearing through the crowds. So when you finally get scheduled to get work done by them, it is very important to you. Professional tattoo artists usually book months in advance and will share sketches with you until it is exactly what you want. If they have to cancel, they will tell you a week or two in advance.
Now imagine you finally get that appointment you've been hoping for and then at midnight the day before you're scheduled (which you took off a day of work for!), the artist cancels on you AND says they're keeping your deposit. LOL I think not. See what Redditor @GalaxyStar757 did when that exact nightmare situation happened to them.
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