I think Judge Rinder was more angry at Max because he had more knowledge of the consequences of mistatooing than she had. He did not give her the money for her stress because she was to blame as well. It is hard to be a judge and to rule fairly to all parties involved.
She was just as responsible. She knew it would not be done by a professional and BOTH were drinking. I disagree with this judgement. She was blaming him for her judgement call. With this judgement she did not learn anything. Just feeds into the culture of thinking to blame others.
She knowingly got tattood. She should be liable for her decisions, it was not done without her consent. Consider this alternate scenario: She was drunk, and asked him to buy her a lottery ticket.. and it won. Is she not permitted or authorized to claim because she was drunk?
Not a good comparison since a winning lottery ticket (on its own) is not a deadly weapon. No chance of becoming septic and losing an appendage from a lottery ticket.
IMO she should have had to pay for half the removal, she is the one who wanted the tattoo in the first place and was one of the main reasons she went to the party let alone she was drinking also.
I was thinking the exact same thing they should of had to pay half each, she chose to put herself in that situation in the first place with her stupidity
@@freyablackthorn2278 - And she didn't just go to the party and THEN find out a tattoo gun was there; she came to the party BECAUSE she already knew she would be able to get a tattoo. She can't brush this off as a spur of the moment decision - it was pre-planned. She was going to sue him for 1500 pounds. If the witness (from the laser place) hadn't showed up, Rinder would never have found out that the job could be done for 900 pounds and he would have made that guy pay up the 1500.
@@2ndhandSue I agree!!!! She shouldn't have gotten any money because the expert even said she gave the plaintiff a bill for $900 yet she said it would cost $1500, she committed a perjury!!!
I’m an EMT. And I have seen situations where this has happened and the person who got the “ tattoo” turned septic and they were in the ICU. They have lost the appendage they had tattooed. You really REALLY need to get a tattoo at a licensed facility. A needle is a needle. END OF. He could have gone too deep , hit a vessel , Tattoo artists the licensed ones learn anatomy, so they know where nerves are, arteries, veins, tendons. You can do some serious damage. The buttocks have the largest vessels in the body . If he had hit one or the ink had gotten in the blood stream.. no bueno.
Kori Emerson - Thank you for reinforcing what Judge Rinder said as well as his expert witness. I have a tattoo which I got after speaking to many people who had tattoos already, as well as speaking to a doctor about how to find the right tattoo salon. After visiting half a dozen places, I was shocked to find a few that re-used needles, that left a needle in the gun and took a break then came back and resumed tattooing with the same gun that had been lying unattended in the open air of the room for 20 minutes, and a third salon that made all the right motions of being clean but were sterilizing their instruments in a sterilizer that looked like it had seen action in WWI. I chose the salon that has its sterilization process listed on the wall in front of the customer, and that process includes having a second tattoo artist come following behind, checking every step of the cleaning process as it's done by the artist preparing for his/her next customer. After the tattoo was finished I was required to stay in the salon for 30 minutes being observed for any adverse reaction and being counselled on after-care by a staff member. Anyone who gets tattooed with a company that does anything less than this procedure is gambling with their health, and maybe their life. If you're only out for an ill thought out design on the spur of the moment, do yourself a favor and buy a temporary tattoo that you peel off of a piece of paper.
I knew tattoo artist was trained. Never occurred to me they did such deep training like anatomy. But makes complete sense. People don't realize the deep consequences.
Large vessels in the buttocks? Exactly what large vessels do you think are likely to be hit? Arteries or veins? And the largest? That is total crap. None of the largest veins in the body are in the buttocks. As for getting ink in vessels, this is going to happen regardless. The fact that you bleed when you get a tattoo means the needle hit a vessel. And the needle had ink on it. And perhaps some bacteria. You don’t know what you’re talking about.
Say what you like (really) but I do admire the way she didn’t lie once. Told the truth about wanting it, told the truth about knowing he was drunk, told the truth about it all.
She can't wear a bikini or shorts, but that's her fault for wanting an unlicensed, illegal tattoo requested by a drunk, started by a drunk, completed by someone who may have been sober or even drunker! I'm not going with sober! 😡😡🤦🤦👵🇺🇸
It sounds like everyone at the party was blotto, although the condition of the one who finished it was never said. From what was shown of the tattoo, however, it's probably safe to say that that person was not totally sober, either.
These KITS, make a mockery of the industry, people have sacrificed everything, to master Japanese serving under a Master. 5 year apprenticeship yet £40 for a everything kit of ebay. the cost of high quality ink can be more than that. It's a Tattoo Machine not gun and tattooist has two o's.
Plenty of tender-hearted introverts, who think they're too good to take the "abuse" of being an apprentice, are the new bane of the industry. Shady people charging outrageous fees to the potential apprentice, only to teach them nothing or bad habits are all over, too. I'll bet academies will start popping up. If done right, it could be a good thing.
She went to the party looking forward to getting a tattoo. She knew he had been drinking all day, and she was also drunk. She let the other guy continue to ratio to her. She should have had to pay the full amount. She should also be held responsible for her choices. I feel bad for Max.
This is the wreck to the judge I love you and thank you for your show's but if you give compensation to this girl it's not very responsible she can't go through live making wrong decisions and then suing people to make up for it she has to learn she has to pay for her own actions that is life ok if you give a conversation that is wrong wrong wrong
It's a tattoo machine, not gun. I'm covered with tattoos worth several thousands of dollars. Each tattoo was received at the hands of a reputable artist in a sanitary, licensed environment, using a tattoo machine- not gun. This is why some are almost 25 years old and all are bright and beautiful. Don't be stupido, choose wisely.
Rinder got this one right I reckon. The tattooist has to make the damage right, but the emotional impact etc. comes back to tattoo receiver's poor decision making.
Here we have a case of answering a legal question tends to fall short of the big question. The big question is why get a tattoo at all? I have asked this question many times and have yet to get any answer that makes any sense, nor have i met anyone that regrets not getting a tattoo. My avuncular advise therefore is if you feel the desire to get some ink is to have the artist make up some artwork and get a rubber stamp made and come friday night apply it to the outside of the skin. Have you ever seen an old guy with a 40 or 50 year old tattoo? I have and some of the best descriptions usually contain the words splotch or blob.
I have 2. One on a shoulder and the is prominantly in between my shoulder blades. Yes when I wrinkle so shall they. Do I care..not at all. My skin and my choice. Yes my artists were researched professional clean and sober. Very important you research your chosen artist.
If tatoos were generally done after a night on the ale they I would agree but that's not the case, nor is it legal. They generally require at least 2 visits to the artist, more for larger pieces. They are a significant investment. I don't have any tattoos but do understand the self expression they represent and respect another person's right to that self expression and can appreciate the artistry As for older people with tattoos. As a swimmer I see older bodies with tattoos all the time and the wrinkling is all part of the person. If you're seeing nothing but a splotch or blob maybe there just aren't any good tattoo artists in your town. I can appreciate the art and the person's story. Perhaps ask them about their tattoo next time instead of judging them. You might just hear something truly inspiring.
This man should be prosecuted in law for doing this tattoo and not being licensed, but she does not deserve any money for being so thick, letting him do it in the first place 17:37
When my brother was in the army, from what I understand, he and some of his "buddies" tattooed themselves by using razor blades and India ink (which an older cousin had done several years earlier, which may have given him the idea). Evidently, my brother and the others had been drinking, too. Sometimes I'm amazed that with all the stupid/moronic things he's done throughout his life that he hasn't killed himself (or others) because he never has seemed to use good sense in many of the things he's done. There are others in the family who, while having some intelligence, were lacking in the use of common sense. Our sister, who has a very high IQ sometimes has done stupid things, as have I, admittedly, but never some things that were as dangerous as he has done. He has had other tattoos done, but those were done professionally (although his second tattoo had to be redone because it started to fade after less than a year, and it should have been more permanent).
@@elizabethcompton738: Evidently some people in the Army don't do things they're supposed to, either. My brother has never been in jail (surprisingly) but my older cousin was, several times, but he did his tattooing long before his first arrest.
That "expert" thinks you shouldn't be able to buy a tattoo gun without a license... You can build them with household objects, it's basically a vibrator.
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I think Judge Rinder was more angry at Max because he had more knowledge of the consequences of mistatooing than she had. He did not give her the money for her stress because she was to blame as well. It is hard to be a judge and to rule fairly to all parties involved.
She was just as responsible. She knew it would not be done by a professional and BOTH were drinking. I disagree with this judgement. She was blaming him for her judgement call. With this judgement she did not learn anything. Just feeds into the culture of thinking to blame others.
I agree and since her decision was premeditated, she was sober when she decided to go to get the tattoo!
If he is a good friend he could have offered to pay for the removal.
@@mirjamkronemeijer3402 Moral liability is a whole different ballgame
She knowingly got tattood. She should be liable for her decisions, it was not done without her consent.
Consider this alternate scenario:
She was drunk, and asked him to buy her a lottery ticket.. and it won. Is she not permitted or authorized to claim because she was drunk?
Not a good comparison since a winning lottery ticket (on its own) is not a deadly weapon. No chance of becoming septic and losing an appendage from a lottery ticket.
IMO she should have had to pay for half the removal, she is the one who wanted the tattoo in the first place and was one of the main reasons she went to the party let alone she was drinking also.
I was thinking the exact same thing they should of had to pay half each, she chose to put herself in that situation in the first place with her stupidity
@@freyablackthorn2278 - And she didn't just go to the party and THEN find out a tattoo gun was there; she came to the party BECAUSE she already knew she would be able to get a tattoo. She can't brush this off as a spur of the moment decision - it was pre-planned. She was going to sue him for 1500 pounds. If the witness (from the laser place) hadn't showed up, Rinder would never have found out that the job could be done for 900 pounds and he would have made that guy pay up the 1500.
@@2ndhandSue I agree!!!!
She shouldn't have gotten any money because the expert even said she gave the plaintiff a bill for $900 yet she said it would cost $1500, she committed a perjury!!!
Plus she knew he had been drinking all day and was like ...oh its all good i trust you
I’m an EMT. And I have seen situations where this has happened and the person who got the “ tattoo” turned septic and they were in the ICU. They have lost the appendage they had tattooed. You really REALLY need to get a tattoo at a licensed facility. A needle is a needle. END OF. He could have gone too deep , hit a vessel , Tattoo artists the licensed ones learn anatomy, so they know where nerves are, arteries, veins, tendons. You can do some serious damage. The buttocks have the largest vessels in the body . If he had hit one or the ink had gotten in the blood stream.. no bueno.
Kori Emerson - Thank you for reinforcing what Judge Rinder said as well as his expert witness.
I have a tattoo which I got after speaking to many people who had tattoos already, as well as speaking to a doctor about how to find the right tattoo salon. After visiting half a dozen places, I was shocked to find a few that re-used needles, that left a needle in the gun and took a break then came back and resumed tattooing with the same gun that had been lying unattended in the open air of the room for 20 minutes, and a third salon that made all the right motions of being clean but were sterilizing their instruments in a sterilizer that looked like it had seen action in WWI. I chose the salon that has its sterilization process listed on the wall in front of the customer, and that process includes having a second tattoo artist come following behind, checking every step of the cleaning process as it's done by the artist preparing for his/her next customer. After the tattoo was finished I was required to stay in the salon for 30 minutes being observed for any adverse reaction and being counselled on after-care by a staff member. Anyone who gets tattooed with a company that does anything less than this procedure is gambling with their health, and maybe their life. If you're only out for an ill thought out design on the spur of the moment, do yourself a favor and buy a temporary tattoo that you peel off of a piece of paper.
I knew tattoo artist was trained. Never occurred to me they did such deep training like anatomy. But makes complete sense. People don't realize the deep consequences.
Nobody NEEDS a tattoo.
Large vessels in the buttocks? Exactly what large vessels do you think are likely to be hit? Arteries or veins? And the largest? That is total crap. None of the largest veins in the body are in the buttocks. As for getting ink in vessels, this is going to happen regardless. The fact that you bleed when you get a tattoo means the needle hit a vessel. And the needle had ink on it. And perhaps some bacteria. You don’t know what you’re talking about.
Don't get tattooed
I’m totally blown away at the indifference and lack of respect normally shown to judges when these people responded to questions!
You do know he’s not an actual judge right?
@@luckyme6888 In this setting he is. Whether he’s an actual judge is immaterial. The person in charge should have some respect shown to him or her.
You don't know how poor your are until you think your playing with my life
@@luckyme6888 you don't bleed?
Typical behavior, from what I've seen of the litigants on his show. He has thrown people out if they become too disrespectful and ruled against them.
I like Judge Rinder, he is fair. He is right she is responsible as well at the tattoo person.
Say what you like (really) but I do admire the way she didn’t lie once. Told the truth about wanting it, told the truth about knowing he was drunk, told the truth about it all.
But ultimately failed to understand that any of it was her fault!
She Lied about the cost of removing it .She said it would cost 1,500 to remove but knew it was only 900 .
@@shydreamguyman4098 oh I missed that bit. Little bit of grouse ey?
She can't wear a bikini or shorts, but that's her fault for wanting an unlicensed, illegal tattoo requested by a drunk, started by a drunk, completed by someone who may have been sober or even drunker! I'm not going with sober! 😡😡🤦🤦👵🇺🇸
It sounds like everyone at the party was blotto, although the condition of the one who finished it was never said. From what was shown of the tattoo, however, it's probably safe to say that that person was not totally sober, either.
Oh, brother! Those two are far from being the sharpest crayons in a box! "I am not happy with it!" She is as responsible as he is, in my books!
This woman is weird or is she stoned.
50/50 responsibility, 50/50 liability.
These KITS, make a mockery of the industry, people have sacrificed everything, to master Japanese serving under a Master. 5 year apprenticeship yet £40 for a everything kit of ebay. the cost of high quality ink can be more than that. It's a Tattoo Machine not gun and tattooist has two o's.
Plenty of tender-hearted introverts, who think they're too good to take the "abuse" of being an apprentice, are the new bane of the industry.
Shady people charging outrageous fees to the potential apprentice, only to teach them nothing or bad habits are all over, too.
I'll bet academies will start popping up. If done right, it could be a good thing.
I think Judge Rinder is very fair and funny!
Or, someone could have had an allergic reaction to the ink!! It's possible!! 😡👵🇺🇸
She sounds like she's drunk now.
She seems as if she is slurring her words
Strange girl. She can't concentrate long enough to speak properly.
“Madam, are you drunk right now? Yes?”
No, she's just Scottish. :)
She went to the party looking forward to getting a tattoo. She knew he had been drinking all day, and she was also drunk. She let the other guy continue to ratio to her. She should have had to pay the full amount. She should also be held responsible for her choices. I feel bad for Max.
It's not a tattoo Gun Its a tattoo machine.
This is the wreck to the judge I love you and thank you for your show's but if you give compensation to this girl it's not very responsible she can't go through live making wrong decisions and then suing people to make up for it she has to learn she has to pay for her own actions that is life ok if you give a conversation that is wrong wrong wrong
It's a tattoo machine, not gun. I'm covered with tattoos worth several thousands of dollars. Each tattoo was received at the hands of a reputable artist in a sanitary, licensed environment, using a tattoo machine- not gun. This is why some are almost 25 years old and all are bright and beautiful. Don't be stupido, choose wisely.
Rinder got this one right I reckon. The tattooist has to make the damage right, but the emotional impact etc. comes back to tattoo receiver's poor decision making.
How about you pay her, and then turn around and sue the 3rd person? Maybe in front of Judge Rinder??? 🤔🤔😉😉😂😂👵🇺🇸
She shouldn't get anything . She wanted this So much she got someone else to finish doing it when he said no .
Sex and tattoo ain't rose tattoo
He practise on wild hogs
Well Ms Becky, ya get what ya paid for … nothing more be said
Intoxicating is sexual discount
Here we have a case of answering a legal question tends to fall short of the big question. The big question is why get a tattoo at all? I have asked this question many times and have yet to get any answer that makes any sense, nor have i met anyone that regrets not getting a tattoo.
My avuncular advise therefore is if you feel the desire to get some ink is to have the artist make up some artwork and get a rubber stamp made and come friday night apply it to the outside of the skin.
Have you ever seen an old guy with a 40 or 50 year old tattoo? I have and some of the best descriptions usually contain the words splotch or blob.
I have 2. One on a shoulder and the is prominantly in between my shoulder blades. Yes when I wrinkle so shall they. Do I care..not at all. My skin and my choice. Yes my artists were researched professional clean and sober. Very important you research your chosen artist.
If tatoos were generally done after a night on the ale they I would agree but that's not the case, nor is it legal. They generally require at least 2 visits to the artist, more for larger pieces. They are a significant investment. I don't have any tattoos but do understand the self expression they represent and respect another person's right to that self expression and can appreciate the artistry
As for older people with tattoos. As a swimmer I see older bodies with tattoos all the time and the wrinkling is all part of the person. If you're seeing nothing but a splotch or blob maybe there just aren't any good tattoo artists in your town. I can appreciate the art and the person's story. Perhaps ask them about their tattoo next time instead of judging them. You might just hear something truly inspiring.
There’s a simple answer to that- because we want to get them.
Should have made him contribute 500 pounds and done a go fund me for the rest. Her ass, her decision. Says u can live carelessly and make others pay
never tattoo when you`re drunk.. :)
I didn’t hear what she had tattooed on her. Anybody??
Sh*t happens
Oh you don't bleed? You a special kind of joke got you
At least he wasn't charging for his illegal work!! Not that helps! 🤦🤦😡👵🇺🇸
Tattooed , and blemished for life. Silly
This man should be prosecuted in law for doing this tattoo and not being licensed, but she does not deserve any money for being so thick, letting him do it in the first place 17:37
When my brother was in the army, from what I understand, he and some of his "buddies" tattooed themselves by using razor blades and India ink (which an older cousin had done several years earlier, which may have given him the idea). Evidently, my brother and the others had been drinking, too. Sometimes I'm amazed that with all the stupid/moronic things he's done throughout his life that he hasn't killed himself (or others) because he never has seemed to use good sense in many of the things he's done.
There are others in the family who, while having some intelligence, were lacking in the use of common sense. Our sister, who has a very high IQ sometimes has done stupid things, as have I, admittedly, but never some things that were as dangerous as he has done.
He has had other tattoos done, but those were done professionally (although his second tattoo had to be redone because it started to fade after less than a year, and it should have been more permanent).
Inmates give themselves and each other tattoos in jail all the time. They're not supposed to, but inmates aren't in jail because they follow the rules
@@elizabethcompton738: Evidently some people in the Army don't do things they're supposed to, either. My brother has never been in jail (surprisingly) but my older cousin was, several times, but he did his tattooing long before his first arrest.
That "expert" thinks you shouldn't be able to buy a tattoo gun without a license... You can build them with household objects, it's basically a vibrator.
Yep, I have one for tattooing rabbits and it is nothing more than a electric toothbrush (battery run) with a special tip on it.
@@dakotawinds9291 without judgement why do you do that?
Yas that's all I hear 🤣 yas yas yas 😂
Not the "sharpest knife in the draw".
Dull.
“Ya. Ya. Uhhuh. Ya. Uhhuh. Yeh”. Jesus GROW UP people.
It's Scots, which is apparently a different language to English.
😂
I think it should have divided half and half. Totally stupid.