Restaurant offers year of free burgers to customers who get tattoos

[Robert59]

A California-based restaurant chain is offering customers free burgers for a year if they get hamburger tattoos bearing the eatery's name.

Farmer Boys announced it partnered with The Honorable Society tattoo shop in West Hollywood, Calif., and Rockin Ink Tattoo in Las Vegas to offer three different 2-inch-by-2-inch tattoo designs.

https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2021/04/14/Farmer-Boys-tattoos-free-burgers-one-year/4901618422813/

 

[tbeltrans]

Tell them you got a tattoo, but it is in a private place and you are too private a person to show them. Will you get the free year of burgers?

Tony

 

[WhatInThe]

Tell them you got a tattoo, but it is in a private place and you are too private a person to show them. Will you get the free year of burgers?

Tony

What was the commercial during the 1980s-Where's the Beef?

Yikes

 

[Aunt Marg]

Call me old-fashioned, but how shallow our world has become.

The older I get, the less I feel that I fit in with today's mentality.

 

[WhatInThe]

Call me old-fashioned, but how shallow our world has become.

The older I get, the less I feel that I fit in with today's mentality.

Sort reminds of the stores that wanted you to fill out a credit card application for something like a bottle of soda. Unless one eats hamburgers daily it wouldn't even cover the price of tatoo.

 

[fmdog44]

Perhaps if their burgers were edible tattoos would not be required.

 

[Buckeye]

if I lived in California I'd do this in a heart beat. A discrete tat and free burgers for a year!

 

[Tish]

Not a chance in Hell! I would not do it.

 

[tbeltrans]

Call me old-fashioned, but how shallow our world has become.

The older I get, the less I feel that I fit in with today's mentality.

I thought "Old Fashioned" was the name of a drink.

Tony

 

[Sassycakes]

Just when I think I have heard every crazy thing another crazy thing pops up !

 

[Manatee]

my tattoo is 62 years old, What lunatic wants to wear cheap advertising for that long?

 

[Don M.]

I'm sure there will be several people goofy enough to take this offer. Maybe they should put the tattoo on their forehead.

 

[Jules]

my tattoo is 62 years old, What lunatic wants to wear cheap advertising for that long?

Cheap advertising. I can’t read the link but think there’s likely a link that describes the size & location of the tat. Has anyone confirmed the quality of the tattoo parlour or the burgers?

 

[Buckeye]

Tats are only 2" X 2". You can make an appointment to get it on the Burger Chain's website. It did not specify where on your person the tat had to be. Again, a free burger every week for the next year! That's 52 free burgers!

 

[RnR]

 

[Aunt Marg]

I thought "Old Fashioned" was the name of a drink.

Tony

Yes, that, too!

 

[Aunt Marg]

if I lived in California I'd do this in a heart beat. A discrete tat and free burgers for a year!

Heck, buy your own burgers, and if you still feel something is missing, stick a stamp on your butt!

 

[tbeltrans]

Heck, buy your own burgers, and if you still feel something is missing, stick a stamp on your butt!

Burgers are a food we don't go out to eat because we can make them easily at home and put whatever we want, in whatever quantity we want, on them.

For us, going out to eat is for something that would be a hassle to make at home.

However, a year of free burgers would save money having to purchase hamburger.

Tony

 

[debodun]

Not much incentive there for me.

 

[Aunt Marg]

Burgers are a food we don't go out to eat because we can make them easily at home and put whatever we want, in whatever quantity we want, on them.

For us, going out to eat is for something that would be a hassle to make at home.

However, a year of free burgers would save money having to purchase hamburger.

Tony

That's us, too.

I'm not afraid to take on a recipe I've never tried before, and honestly, out of everything I make, not only do I find it tastes every bit as great (if not better) as anything one would get in a restaurant, but most important of all (to me), I know what went into the making of such dishes, and how the food was handled/prepared.

 

[Buckeye]

Look, I already have a few tats, so one more would not be a big deal, and, I will say again, Free Burgers!

 

[Ruthanne]

I'd rather pay for the burgers--if I ever got a tattoo it would be something more tasteful.

 

[Fyrefox]

I’ve heard of similar incentives where free products or merchandise is provided to people who will emblazon a large corporate logo on their personal vehicle...not for me, either!

 

[tbeltrans]

I’ve heard of similar incentives where free products or merchandise is provided to people who will emblazon a large corporate logo on their personal vehicle...not for me, either!

This does make more sense to me though than those who buy attire emblazoned with advertising for some company or product. These T-shirts and hats should be given away since they are advertising. Like you, I prefer not to be a walking or driving advertising for a company or product either.

Tony

 

[fuzzybuddy]

Wow, free burgers for life. YEAH. And all I have to do is get a tattoo. But I gotta ask. Are you willing to wear an ad on your body for a life time supply of burgers for the next 60/70 years, guaranteed by a tattoo parlor? You really think the Honorable Tattoo, and Rockin Ink are going to be around next week, never mind in 2090?