Hearing this lady talk and complain, she isn't getting many jobs even without any tattoos. My comment about the insanity of the video complaint was about the insanity, not the tattoos. Along with hey maybe tattoo stereotyping is discrimination, at the same time you have some bizarre tats like her you shouldn't be surprised if it turns people off. Maybe it shouldn't, but you have to be really naive to think it won't.
Not to belabour this topic. My daughter works in a care home and when she started 5 years ago there was a strict "no tats, no piercings" policy as they thought it would upset the residents. Once they started getting residents who had tattoos and piercings themselves and they became topics of conversation amongst themselves, the policy was dropped. A smile and a sunny disposition go a long way to dispel snap judgements made only on appearance.
Last year, directly in front of me on the autobahn, two vehicles simultaneously moved from the left and right lane to the middle lane. The rear vehicle touched the other vehicle very slightly at the level of the rear wheel (like a PIT maneuver ...). The car in front then instantly turned sideways and rolled over several times. I would have expected this in a computer game with poor driving physics or a Bollywood action film, but never in reality.
