For decades, tattoo culture thrived on walk-ins. You’d wander into a shop, flip through flash designs on the wall, and walk out an hour later with a fresh piece of ink. It was spontaneous, fun, and part of the rebellious spirit of tattooing. But times have changed—and so has the industry.

Tattoos are not just ink; they're the chapters of your life story boldly etched onto your skin.

You don't have to tip but it's considered rude to go to a restaurant and not tip unless you received terrible service, tipping in a...