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The customer contract at the tattoo shop I worked at required customer to take full responsibility for understanding their tattoo, especially non-English words.
by GoodDreams 7y ago
The customer contract at the tattoo shop I worked at required customer to take full responsibility for understanding their tattoo, especially non-English words.
Also customers had to attest that they are not or have ever been a lawyer. The only person who read the entirety of the contract admitted she was a recovering lawyer. The tattoo artist made an exception.
Random side note: the artist I worked for fought for legislation to require tattoo ink manufacturers to publish the ingredients they use. Anyone know if such legislation ever passed?
- pengstrom 7y agoWhy couldn't lawyers also be customers?
- zingermc 7y agoProbably a joke, but I'm guessing the implication is that lawyers are litigious. It feels wrong, but profession is not a protected class in the US. Maybe this is a kind of discrimination that is legal.
- marcosdumay 7y ago> Maybe this is a kind of discrimination that is legal. Well, there is a way to be sure.
- pure-awesome 7y agoYou mean asking a legal professional?
- entropicdrifter 7y agoI feel like trolling lawyers is a good way to get schooled for free
- marcosdumay 7y agoI see you are using a new and creative definition of "free"...
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- mytailorisrich 7y agoThat mays be valid if the customer provides the design. But if they show up and ask for a design provided by the tattoo shop then the shop cannot wash their hands off liability with this kind of clause (at least in many jurisdictions).