- [Kyle] When they judge
that (beep) tattoo. They said it doesn't fit
the (beep) challenge. God damn it, that was my day. Blacken and raise the (beep) that I do. You took me out of god
damn ability to win. I owe you nothing. I can't get redemption tattooing you, you (beep). (high energy rock music) - [Dave] Lacey, welcome back. You've brought your friend,
Rick. Nice to meet you. - [Rick] Nice to meet you. - [Dave] Your artist was Duffy. - [Lacey] Yes. - [Dave] And you got
the trash polka tattoo. - [Lacey] I wanted a realistic crow. There is no realism in this tattoo. The wings are coming out of its head. It's a big blob of black. - [Rick] When she showed it
to me I was just confused as to what was the idea
behind it, I guess. - [Dave] But then again,
you go into any museum in the world, I guarantee
ya you'll be confused by a piece or two hanging on the wall. - [Rick] Oh, yeah. - [Dave] Art is pretty subjective. - [Lacey] Honestly, it's a tree in a crow. - [Dave] Yeah. - [Lacey] It's super simple. On top of that, she's going to say, "Oh, I didn't know if she was
going to sit there or not." I sat there for three hours
and didn't have one peep. I wasn't laughing and
joking until the third hour. (Lacey grunting) - [Duffy] Just kind of
keep your breathing leveled and you'll be fine. - I'm trying to block out
every noise she's making. Just to focus on what
I'm trying to do here. (laughing painfully) - [Lacey] I told her I don't care what comes out of my
mouth, just do the tattoo. - [Dave] You sound angry. - [Lacey] I am. Nobody calls
me out for being a pussy. No. - [Dave] I have Duffy here in the shop. I want to give you the opportunity
to talk to her about it. Obviously, Rick, you're
here to support Lacey. - [Rick] I've been hearing about it and my ears are starting to hurt. - [Dave] All right, head on in. - [Lacey] How dare you?
For anyone to come out and call me a pussy, why in the hell did you think that was a good thing to do? Hey, pussy is here. Ready
to say it to my face? I love that you went
around talked (beep) on me after we'd done the tattoo and laughed and you think it's okay
to just call me a pussy. - [Duffy] Excuse me? - [Lacey] You called me a pussy bitch. - [Duffy] I called you a what? - [Lacey] You called me a pussy. - [Duffy] Did I say that word? First of all, that word
never comes out of my mouth. - [Lacey] After the tattoo is done, you had all (beep) to (beep)
say like I didn't know if she was going to tap out or not. - [Duffy] Like what? That
you wiggled. That you wiggled and you might of tapped
out. That you might of... - [Lacey] I had to tell to
finish the (beep) tattoo. You didn't even stop- - [Duffy] Can you stop
cursing at me please? - [Lacey] Fine, when you apologize (beep)- - [Duffy] I am polite, I'm
friendly, I'm positive. I'm not going to apologize. - [Lacey] You (beep) it and then you gave me a (beep) tattoo. - [Duffy] A (beep) tattoo? - [Lacey] Yeah. - [Duffy] Excuse me? - [Lacey] Where the (beep)
is the realism in this? Did I not- - [Dave] Duffy, come here. - [Lacey] First of all,
you're coming in awfully hot. - [Duffy] I don't think
I owe anybody an apology. I think I was very respectful. I don't even want to tattoo you. I don't appreciate being
talked to like that 'cause I would never talk to you like that even in a million years. Even when you were looking
at like a bronco in my chair. - [Lacey] No, stop. - [Dave] But that sounds like
the Duffy I know who went- - [Lacey] No, no, no. No wait, wait. - [Dave] Well, wait a minute. - [Lacey] Because what's
the other half of the story? - [Duffy] Saying someone was moving a lot is not talking (beep). - [Ricky] She's upset about it.
She didn't like the outcome. - [Duffy] I would love to give
you a nice, beautiful tattoo if you really want a
nice, beautiful tattoo but I'm not going to be
anybody's punching bag. - [Dave] Brian, welcome back. You brought your lovely wife,
Sandy. Nice to meet you. - [Sandy] Nice to meet you. - [Dave] So your artist was Tim Lee's. - [Brian] I got the worst
artist in the history of Ink Master and they
give me a deformed geisha. - Oh, I remember this
tattoo, it was terrible. - [Brian] It looks like a color
wheel threw up on my chest. The colors were not what I asked for The background, which
was supposed to be blue is aquamarine teal. He didn't fix the tiny
hand that I pointed out specifically the anatomy's off. - [Dave] And what did he say to that? - [Brian] Well, yeah okay,
and went off in a huff. Never redrew it. - Oh my god, that's Tim. - [Dave] Sandy, what do you
think when he comes home and you look at this thing? - [Sandy] I laughed actually,
when he took his shirt off and went, "What the hell is this big blue blob on his chest?" - [Dave] It's never good
when you take your shirt off and your wife laughs. The episode airs and Tim was eliminated. How did that feel? - [Brian] Nobody wants to be
the worst tattoo of the day. - [Dave] And you're
invested more than anybody. - [Brian] Absolutely. - [Dave] Well, listen,
Tim is in the shop now. I want to invite you guys to
go in there and have a chat and at least get this off
your chest so to speak. - [Sandy] I don't think there's any way to get that off his chest (laughs). - [Dave] All right guys, head on in. - [Brian] Knowing I have
to wear this thing forever is a very tough pill to swallow. If you come on Ink Master,
you should bring your a-game. I don't think he has an a-game to bring. - [Brian] Well, well, well look who it is. The worst artist in Ink Master history. I just want to know one thing. How do you go to sleep at night knowing that you put something
like this on somebody? It looks like total crap, man. - [Sandy] Then he has to
come home and deal with me. And I looked at it and
told him what crap it was. - [Brian] If you're going
to trace something at least- - [Tim] I didn't trace
nothing, and you know it. - [Brian] Well, you should have because this is not a custom piece of art it's a custom piece of
crap. Look at it, man. - [Tim] I'll be the first one
to apologize if I'm wrong. - [Brian] Go ahead, I'm waiting for that. - [Sandy] So you actually like that work? You like what you did? - [Tim] Yes, I do. - [Brian] Really? The
background and everything? - [Tim] I like all of it.
- [Sandy] Really? - [Brian] The swollen hand? Everything? - [Tim] Yup, I like all of it. - [Sandy] I haven't seen you
post anything online about it. - [Brian] The technicolor
dream coat, the Christmas- - [Tim] A lot of people
actually compliment it. A lot of people really do like it. - [Brian] So someone else
got a bigger (beep) sandwich and I did, but the sandwich
that I had still stunk. - [Dave] Come on over
here. Come on over here. All right guys, we're back
here for a simple reason. Tim is looking for some redemption. You're looking for some redemption. - [Tim] This is true, but
at the moment I don't feel like I need redemption.
I'm proud of what I do and I really care about what I do. - [Dave] Well then you know what? If you don't want to
do this you can split. - [Tim] We can get down to it- - [Brian] Well after
doing it the first time, I don't know if I want him
to touch with a needle again. - [Dave] Jacob, welcome back. - [Jacob] It's good to be back, Dave. So you were tattooed by St. Mark and by Kruseman, an Ink Master winner. - [Jacob] I have the winner.
I have the tattoo god. They both did two terrible tattoos on me. - [Dave] Which one was first? - [Jacob] The carousel horse. - [Dave] Okay, well what's the problem? - [Jacob] It doesn't look
like stained glass to me. And if I don't tell nobody
that it's a carousel horse. They say, "Oh dude, that's a cool dragon." Really? A dragon? - [Dave] Okay, so you're
unhappy with that. And then you come back to Ink Master and then get the rock and
roll dragon or whatever it is. - [Jacob] Rock and roll... See? - [Dave] I don't even... - [Jacob] See, it looks like a dragon man. I wanted a Saurolophus because I got it right
before my wife's birthday. - [Dave] It's fun, yes. Yeah. - [Jacob] And that's her
favorite dinosaur man. - [Dave] So you wanted to get it. - [Jacob] So I wanted something for her. - [Dave] But that doesn't look like that. - [Jacob] No, she looked at it and said, "That looks like utter (beep)." - [Dave] She was that offended by it? - [Jacob] (beep) yeah
dude, she hates Mark. She thinks he's an asshole. - [Dave] Really? - [Jacob] Yep. - [Dave] Well Jacob, both
Kruseman and St. Marq. are in the shop now. If you want to go have it
out, now is your chance. - [Jacob] Well, I'm going to love that. - [Dave] All right buddy, head on in. - [Jacob] It utterly sucks, man that I put my body on the line. Not once, but twice, and look at me. It's bull (bleep). - [St. Marq] Oh, you're kidding me. - [Jacob] Oh, you too mother (beep). Thanks for ruining a good
chunk of my legs guys. I appreciate it, St. fart, safe sally. - [St. Marq] Really? You
should be on your knees begging me to tattoo you.
- [Jacob] I should be begging? - [Krewsman] I want to know what tattoo that I did on you that's bad. - [St. Marq] You should be begging. - [Jacob] The carousel dragon. - [Krewsman] You're you're
full of (beep) then. - [Jacob] Oh, I'm full of (beep). - [Krewsman] Yeah. - [Jacob] Dude, you gave me
(beep). You got sent home. - [St. Marq] It was your (beep) idea. - [Krewsman] I want to see the tattoos. - [Jacob] You want to see it? - [Krewsman] Will you show them to us? - [Jacob] Yeah, unreadable. - [Krewsman] That's a beautiful tattoo. - [Jacob] It's unreadable. - [Krewsman] You're
going to come approach me in the manner that you did and expect me to tattoo you,
dude. You're (beep) crazy. - [Jacob] I'm (beep) crazy? - [Krewsman] You are crazy. - [Jacob] Thank you, I
appreciate that. I love it. - [Dave] Hey guys, come
on. Let's cool it out. How are you guys feeling? - [Krewsman] I apologize to you. If you're not happy with that tattoo. If you're going to come
in here and approach me like some chump and think
that I'm some little bitch that's going to bow down and
give you a free tattoo, dude. You're sadly mistaken, bro.
- [St. Marq] I want redemption and I want you to be happy in the long run but I'm not going to be
(beep) talked to either. - [Dave] That's fair, man. - [Jacob] Yeah, it's fair and I apologize. You know what, I came off
looking like asshole, all right. I love the tattoos at first,
man. But just living with it hearing what everybody else is saying, man it kind of just dropped
my self-esteem down on it. And that's what killed me about it. - [Dave] Alexander, welcome back. - [Alexander] Thank you. - [Dave] So your artist was Sarah Miller. - [Alexander] Yes. - [Dave] What brings you here today? - [Alexander] I'm here because
I want to tell everybody that Sarah Miller was
wronged from the beginning. - [Dave] What? - [Alexander] She should
have been given the tattoo of the day over that crappy
Hillary Clinton tattoo that won. - [Dave] The best tattoo of
the day goes to Christian. - [Judging Panel] As far
as capturing a likeness you really get the personality
and the look of this person. - [Alexander] I'm calling Christian out. He's the dirtiest player
I've seen on Ink Master. I'd love to hear what
he said to my face now. - [Dave] What did he say? - [Alexander] He said that it was a raisin in the shape of Bill Clinton. He should have directed his
comments to his own tattoo. - [Dave] But his tattoo
one best tattoo of the day and I will tell you
that it was pretty good. - [Alexander] I mean, I
was the better Clinton out of the two. - [Dave] As a judge, (laughs) I will tell you when you're wrong. If you look at Sarah Miller's hair your hair is jacked. - [Alexander] You can see
where the hair's wisping what looks to be wind. You can see just from the minute details that he was in the wind. - [Dave] But I don't
think he was in the wind. - Was he in the wind? (laughs) - [Alexander] Probably, it was Arkansas. It was taken at the state Capitol. I'm pretty sure there's
wind in the state Capitol. - [Dave] Tu shay. I have
Christian here in the shop. You want to call them out? - [Alexander] Yeah,
that's what I'm here for. - [Dave] You can head on
in there and have a word. - [Alexander] Christian needs to know. Sarah Miller did a way better tattoo. He's bald, he's bully-ish. His tattoo didn't even
come close to my tattoo. (intense rock music) - [Christian] Who knows? - [Alexander] Hey, Christian. There's that bald headed
bitch who can't tattoo. You want to say it to my face now? - [Christian] Don't walk in like that. - [Alexander] Sarah Miller
should have won that day. - [Christian] You need
to the (beep) step back because I don't know
who the (beep) you are. And watch who the (beep)
you're talking to. - (Alexander) That's fighting words. - (Christian) Is that what I said? - (Alexander) Those are fighting words. - (Sarah) Let's calm
down. Let's calm down. - (Christian) Get the (beep) out of here. - (Alexander) No, you get
the (beep) out of here. Those are fighting words. - (Sarah) Honestly, when you did say there was a California raisins it might've hurt his feelings a lot. - [Christian] Yeah, and
I already apologize. - [Alexander] I think
you should also apologize to Mr. Clinton, to the state of Arkansas - [Christian] Oh, for
(beep) Christ's sake. - [Alexander] for actually saying that this thing's a tattoo. - [Christian] You're
out of your (beep) mind. - [Dave] Guys, chill out. - [Christian] Where the
(beep) did you find this guy? - [Alexander] Arkansas. - [Christian] Wow. - [Dave] Kate, welcome back. - [Kate] Thank you. - [Dave] You brought your
husband, Craig. Nice to meet you. - [Craig] Nice to meet you. - [Dave] And your artist
was Mark Longenecker. - [Kate] Yeah, I'm not real
thrilled to admit that. I feel absolutely betrayed. I had asked for a very
feminine, cool toned owl. Instead, I got a technicolor decal. There's red veins and the purple eyebrows. - [Dave] Okay. - [Kate] If you look at the
beak it's colored in yellow and it has a red line in it and his nose looks like Ronald McDonald. - [Craig] It doesn't look
really very feminine at all. We had talked about before she left about what she had wanted. Obviously she doesn't have a problem communicating what she feels. - [Dave] Clearly. - [Kate] Not at all. - [Craig] So I doubt that there was a communication problem
from her end anyway. - [Kate] I knew what I wanted and I made him sit there and draw it. I was absolutely in love
with the line drawing. I didn't stop to think
I had to ask homeboy to pull out the Crayola and
color in the line drawing. - [Dave] Craig, what do
you want to say to Mark? From my perspective, Mark sort
of took advantage of my wife. So I'm not really
excited about that piece. - [Kate] That's why he's here today. - [Craig] I'd like to talk to Mark about what he did to my wife. - [Dave] Today's all
about making you happy - [Kate] Good. - [Dave] And giving you guys
a voice. Mark is here today. - [Craig] Oh, he is. - [Dave] If you guys want to go in and talk to him, say
whatever you want to say. Get it off your chest. - [Kate] He broke my trust. - [Dave] Almost like that old joke when you know someone
passes out at a party and then they scribble on
their face with the Sharpies. Except this is forever,
these aren't Sharpies. - [Kate] It's like I left
my shoes on at the party. Right, like party foul. - [Dave] I understand that. Head into the shop and good luck. - [Kate] I really need
an apology from Mark. I feel violated and taken
advantage of and lied to. He literally made choices and
decisions based on the design and did them without me and
I have to wear his mistake. You should have to apologize for that. - [Craig] Hey, asshole. - [Kate] You remember me? You remember what you put on my body? I have to live with your
mistakes for my entire life. - [Craig] Do you see this?
Do you remember this even? This drunk ass, weird
owl thing you put on her? It's rainbow bright and
Ronald McDonald had a baby It would be this piece on my
back. You're so Zen right now you need to namaste the
(beep) away from me. I deserve an apology, not attitude. You don't have to wear this. - [Mark] How am I giving you
attitude? I'm just hanging out. - [Kate] Standing there,
all smug and (beep). - [Craig] You're sitting
here smiling and laughing. - [Kate] It's a giant joke to him just like it was during the show. - [Craig] I know, I know. - [Mark] And who are you?
- [Craig] I'm her husband. - [Kate] This is my husband. - [Mark] All right, so are
you're wearing the tattoo? - [Craig] No. - [Kate] You don't need
to talk to him like that. - [Mark] Why don't I listen to her then? - [Kate] Because the last
time you listened to me it didn't go so well so maybe this time you
should listen to him. - [Mark] I'm listening. - [Kate] You're not
acknowledging that I'm unhappy. I said, I wanted purple.
I said, I wanted feminine. Do you see any femininity? Is the main color in that
purple? You didn't listen to me. - [Mark] I'm listening to you right now. - [Kate] You took liberties with my body without my permission, Mark. - [Mark] What did I do to
(beep) up? It's a great tattoo. - [Craig] Obviously she has
no problem communicating and then you turn around
and put this on her and at the end, this is not she wanted. - [Mark] That's the way it
works at Ink Master, you know. People come in with these crazy ideas, but we have to agree on something- - [Kate] So now you're calling me crazy? - [Mark] We have to do something- - [Kate] Now you're calling me crazy. - [Mark] Well... - [Kate] He said my ideas are crazy. - [Mark] Right now, you're
being pretty (beep) crazy. - [Kate] You don't acknowledge
you did something wrong. - [Mark] Hey, can't make everyone happy. - [Dave] Hey guys. You
guys come over here. The idea is for you to
not have to walk out here. Mark is here for redemption. You guys are here because
we want to make you happy. How can we do that? - [Craig] Well, I'm not
sure how you solve this. - [Kate] There's no fixing
this, like you can't cover it. - [Mark] It is hard to
fix a perfect tattoo. - [Kate] That's what I'm talking about. I deserve an apology. - [Mark] Dude walking in first
thing saying, "Hey, asshole." No, you wouldn't get two steps in my shop with that attitude. Now I'm (beep). - [Dave] Audrey, you are a master canvas for Jason Clay Dunn for
a 35 hour back piece. - [Audrey] Yes. - [Dave] What was it that
you specifically didn't like? - [Audrey] I can't find myself in it. It kind of misrepresents my style. - [Dave] But you actually
sat through a full session. (wincing painfully) - [Audrey] I did, I got
the entire outline done but once I lived with it for a few days, it wasn't anything that I could relate to. It took some of my sexiness away. At this point, I'm not really wanting to continue on with the tattoo. I didn't have time to think about- - [Jason] There's a
$100,000 on the line girl. I mean, you know you're
killing me right now. - [Dave] So you've chosen
to go with laser removal to get the outline erased. - [Audrey] I'm estimated to get like in between 20 and 25 sessions. - [Dave] Wow and those are
very, very painful I understand. - [Audrey] Very painful
and very expensive. (wincing painfully) - [Tattoo Artist] You're okay,
calm down. Hang in there. (screaming) - [Tattoo Artist] That was a dark piece. - [Dave] Wow, so you got a
lot of money, a lot of time a lot of pain invested in this back. - [Audrey] Yes. - [Dave] Well, I'm really sorry that this experience happened to you and I have an artist standing by. And he is willing to
tattoo you, your style. He will draw up your
idea and you can decide, "Yeah, I want that. Tattoo me today." Or, "I don't care for it," and walk. - [Audrey] Yeah, I'm down. - [Dave] Don't get the
outline first and then walk. - [Audrey] (laughs) Okay. - [Dave] All right, head into
the shop and meet your artist. - [Audrey] I'm embarrassed
because I made a bad decision. This time around, I wouldn't
allow something on me that I didn't completely approve of. - [Jason] What are you doing here? - [Audrey] Hey. - [Jason] Hey, what? No,
no. I got nothing for you. - [Audrey] Aw. - [Jason] I got no love for you. You tell me what you're doing here. - [Audrey] You're supposed to tattoo me. - [Jason] I'm not tattooing you. I have zero respect for you. - [Audrey] I think that's quite rude. - [Jason] Well, I can tell
you what's quite rude. Trying to screw me out
of a $100,000 tattoo. I told you exactly what I needed
to do to do the challenge. And that was a new school
and you agreed to do this. - [Audrey] Yes. - [Jason] And I sat down, I
had this whole outline on you. and then you almost screwed me right in the finishing of the race. - [Audrey] So you feel like people don't have a right to change their mind? - [Jason] You are a person of no class and character is what I feel. - [Audrey] You're not
acknowledging like how I feel? - [Jason] How do you feel about what? - [Audrey] How I feel as a person? - [Jason] I don't care. You can take a flying leap out of here. - [Audrey] Okay, great. - [Jason] Because you have no class. - [Audrey] I wish you all of the luck. - [Jason] No, I don't wish you nothing. - [Audrey] I'm very glad
that you won your $100,000. - [Jason] You know what?
I treated you with respect and I treated you with class and that is something you do not have. - [Audrey] I'm sorry that this
is how you choose to react. - [Jason] No, no. - [Audrey] No. - [Jason] You're being an attention whore and you make up lies.
You knew that you came on here to be a canvas that
would take on any tattoo. - [Dave] Mary Jean,
welcome. Lovely to see you. - [Mary Jean] Good to see you too, Dave. - [Dave] So your artist's was Kito. - [Mary Jean] Yeah, unfortunately. I'm stuck with an ugly ass tattoo. I don't even want to show my body. Like I don't even want to get naked. - [Dave] That's a shame. - [Mary Jean] I was
wearing shirts to have sex and they're like show me your boobs. I was like, "No, I have an ugly tattoo." - [Dave] (laughs) What
is it about the tattoo that you don't like in particular? - [Mary Jean] The fish is on
finish. He looks Japanese. - [Dave] Do you mean the fish
looks like it's an Asian fish? - [Mary Jean] I guess French.
It's whiskers they're like up. - [Dave] Well, it's a Japanese koi fish. That was the style of the day. - [Mary Jean] Kito (beep) it up. - [Dave] Okay, but let's be fair here. Do you think you played a part in making this a traumatic experience? - [Mary Jean] No, I
was the best girl ever. Oh, my god. Wait, stop,
stop, stop, stop, stop. - [Kito] Bam. - [Mary Jean] I stuck
there, I took the pain and then I'm stuck with
this ugly tattoo too. - [Dave] The only way I
can make this up to you is to give you the opportunity
to confront Kito if you like. Maybe get a tattoo from him, if you like. And if you don't like
you walk out of here. No harm, no foul. What do you say to that? - [Mary Jean] Okay, I'm down. - [Dave] Head on into the shop - [Mary Jean] I came
back to get my apology. This guy irritated my skin. He made that fish look so (beep) up. His ass was sent home for a reason. - [Kito] What the (beep)
is she here for, man. - [Mary Jean] Shut the (beep) up. - [Kito] I don't got nothing
to say about this here. - [Mary Jean] You (beep) up my back. - [Kito] Hey man, I'm
not even talking to her. - Don't think I'm going
to be your champion. There's three of us here. - [Kito] Well, there's one
of me. So it's like this I'm gonna stand right here and
y'all do what you want to do. - [Mary Jean] So yeah,
it's three against one you stupid asshole. - [Kito] And I'm right here standing. We can handle it anyway
y'all want to handle it. - [Mary Jean] My back... - [Kito] Yo, I ain't
got to deal with this. - [Mary Jean] You do,
you're a (beep) artist. That's the problem. - [Kito] You couldn't even
get a tattoo in my shop. This bitch can sit here and
keep on talking like this. - [Mary Jean] This bitch? - [Kito] This bitch, straight up. - [Mary Jean] Yeah, don't go
there with me. Don't go there. - [Kito] Don't walk up on me like that. - [Mary Jean] Well, I just did, right? What the (beep) are you
going to do about it? Nothing. Nothing. - [Kito] Y'all you need to get her. Somebody need to get
this bitch away from me. - [Mary Jean] Yo. - [Kito] Bitch, don't do... - [Mary Jean] What the
(beep) are you going to do? You think you're going to
push me because you're on TV? Kito Season 6 sucked. - [Kito] I'm gonna get out of here before something happened to your ass. - [Mary Jean] Whoa, walk off. - [Kito] You can't- - [Dave] Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold up buddy. - [Kito] No, man.
- [Dave] Come here, come here. - [Kito] I'm not coming. - [Mary Jean] This guy sucks. - [Dave] You gotta slow
down, you got to slow down. - [Mary Jean] He sucks. - [Dave] Relax.
- [Kito] She went too far. - [Dave] Sit back with these guys. Look, they've voiced how
they feel and they're calm. You can be calm. - [Kito] No, I'm not dealing with it man. - [Dave] Kito, bro. Come back. - [Kito] No, she went too far. - [Dave] All right, I'm going
to have to make a call here. I feel like your relationship with Kito is just too volatile right now. - [Mary Jean] Well, yeah, he needs to not call me bitch first of all. - [Dave] Thank you for coming but I'm need you to exit the shop. - [Mary Jean] Thank you.
Bye guys, good luck. I'm so pissed off right now. - Kito does not deserve redemption. He should just like retire. (beep) him. - [Dave] Dan, welcome back. - [Dan] Glad to be back. - [Dave] What happened with Kyle? - [Dave] We butted heads
right off the start. I made a comment about how if he split his hundred grand with me, I'd let him tattoo whatever he wanted. But until then I'm the one that had to have this thing on my skin forever and I wanted something that I wanted. That's kind of where everything went downhill from that point. - [Dave] It went downhill
from that comment? - [Dan] Yeah. - [Dave] Yeah, I don't find
that to be an insulting comment. My memory of the tattoo is
that it came out pretty good. - [Dan] Oh, it looked
phenomenal when it was done. - [Dave] So why are you here today? - [Dan] He was busting my balls about the whole concept to begin with. We compromised and then
when all was said and done all that detail that he was so worried about getting into the tattoo completely washed out and turned gray. - [Dave] But it also sounds likes you have some personal issues with Kyle. - [Dan] The attitude, the
cockiness, the arrogance and like, he just wouldn't
work with me on it. - [Dave] Well, Dan, as
you know, Kyle is here. He's in the shop right now.
What we'd like to offer you is an opportunity to go talk to Kyle. Maybe square, whatever
issues you guys have. And if that goes good looking to getting this tattoo fixed up. [Dan] It really depends on
how this conversation goes. [Dave] I'm curious to
see how that goes too. Why don't you head in the shop? - [Dan] All right. I think when Kyle sees me,
he's either gonna walk away call me an asshole or want
to punch me in this face. Who knows? He's already proven a 100 times that he's got a short fuse.
Let's see if he's changed. - Mr. Dunbar, you know
why I'm here, right? - [Kyle] I figured that you're
just a cheap mother (beep). - [Dan] This is exactly what
I knew was going to happen. - [Kyle] So why the (beep) are you here? You like cameras that much? - [Dan] No, because I'm here
to put you in your place. You want to be a dick? - [Kyle] I'm sorry. Did you apologize for causing me a $100,000 loss
you son of a (beep) bitch? - [Dan] First of all, I
didn't cause you a loss. I didn't cause you a loss. - [Kyle] You say here and
told me that if I didn't share my $100,000 with you there was no way that I was going to do a tattoo that won. - [Dan] What I said to you- - [Kyle] Well, when they
judge that (beep) tattoo. They said it doesn't fit
the (beep) challenge. God damn it, that was my day. Blacken raise the (beep) that I do. You took me out every
god damn ability to win. I owe you nothing. I can't
get redemption tattooing you. You (beep). [Dan] I compromised with you and you still gave me
stuff I wasn't happy with. - [ Kyle] You compromised?
You expected $50,000 so that you can get a tattoo. (beep) you. - [Dan] First of all, get
the (beep) out of my face. - [Kyle] I ain't going nowhere
because this is my shop. Kyle ain't got to do (beep).
I'm a god damn artist. I do what the (beep) I want. Go ahead, go. Get out here you curtain jerker. - [Dan] Good luck with everything and (beep) attitude of yours. Maybe someday you'll learn
to swallow that pride. Suck my (deep). - [Kyle] All right, my day is done. I've had many sleepless
nights of thinking of that day when I was trying to work with him. It's not time for me to
try and compromise anymore. I don't know if my son will be proud of me but he'll still learn what
his dad expects him to do in the situation that
someone's trying to use him abuse him, push him around. Stand up to him, kick him
in their weak ass knees and call them a curtain jerker. How are you going to cost me a $100,000 you little bitch mother (beep). (high energy rock music)
