Good morning! How are you doing? How did Revolt come to be and
how did you and Sausage end up doing it together?
(laughs) Good Morning. I’m good. Sausage and I worked together at
Club Tattoo for about 5 years and about 2 years into it me, Sausage,
and a guy named Chris Garcia, and Ben Stanton all kinda wanted
to branch out and do our own thing and I don’t want to say anything bad but the owners of Club Tattoo aren’t tattoo artists, and I
owned my own shop before and we all felt like more. I actually approached Sean at the time with a business plan for a new shop and
said “this is what we want to do and branch off and do our own
thing, do you want to be a part of it?” He respectfully declined and a
couple of years later it came around, we had the chance because
of the show, and we still wanted to call it Revolt. Me being from Vegas and being in a casino shop before, it tends to be, I don’t want to
use the word rape, but you’re tattooing tourists you’re never gonna
see again so charge them what you can and that’s not how I ran my
shop in Florida. I was working my ass off and had tons of repeat customers so after a few years in that cycle I was like Man, this is not the
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