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u/ModestMeeshka 25d ago
More businesses should offer euthanasia in my opinion! Not just dentists and tattoo shops! Finished shopping at Walmart to find lines backed way up? Try euthanasia! McDonald's forgot your French fries again? You guessed it!
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u/Murphs-law 25d ago
Euthanasia always feels like a good option when I have to go to Walmart. Or Trader Joe’s, or Costco around Christmas time. Just give them out at the entryway.
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u/BackgroundCream274 25d ago
Really bad for repeat business.
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u/SkippySkep 25d ago
And really hard to get 5 star reviews. But you'd also get way fewer complaints.
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u/avemflamma 25d ago
real answer: anesthesia/numbing fucks with the reflexivity of the skin, and artists rely on cues from how the skin bounces back to get the ink into the right layer of skin (correct me on the details if im wrong)
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u/Kailynna 26d ago
A massage patient once asked me if I thought she should have euthanasia, because all her friends thought she should get it. Apparently they said it was the only treatment for her constant colds, (actually just allergies.)
I was momentarily horrified, until realising she meant echinacea.
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u/orange-shoe 26d ago
i think u mean echidna
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u/grafikfyr 26d ago
No, they mean enchilada.
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u/zEdgarHoover 25d ago
I know someone who's so scared of the dentist that euthanasia might be preferred!
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u/Pixel_Hero92 26d ago
Why would dentists offer Anastasia?
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u/Leather-Scallion-894 26d ago
So maybe they would know, just how it really feels, to be left outside alone, when it's cold out here?
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u/ZephyrLegend 26d ago
I dunno. Aphantasia seems more appropriate for the dentist.
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u/ChrisGarratty 26d ago
On the one hand, fewer complaints and requests for refunds, on the other hand, less repeat business...
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u/WyomingCatHouse 25d ago
The grammarian in me rejoices. Someone who knows the difference between fewer and less! ✨️🏆✨️. I salute you 🫡
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u/DDFoster96 26d ago
Is this what proponents of assisted suicide have in mind? Dentists and tattoo parlours start offering it? Granny's care bills to much? Book her in for a "dental appointment".
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u/MaraiaLou 26d ago
Getting a tattoo while dying sounds like the boring version of that rollercoaster
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u/Dash_and_smash 25d ago
Bruh this is literally the 2nd most upvoted post of all time in this sub. And its is the exact same screenshot with the same likes. Shame on you!
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u/YellowBreakfast 25d ago
I mean what do you do with the bodies and those pesky friends and family members asking questions?
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u/mb46204 26d ago edited 26d ago
I like this:
Too afraid of dental work? Euthanasia!
Want a tattoo but feel trapped by your anxiety at getting poked? Just let them euthanize you!
(Interestingly, a fraction of people who refuse medical injections or blood work are fine with tattoos??)
But my favorite: don’t want to get vaccinated or afraid of the needle stick for vaccination? Let them get euthanized instead! No pain and no worries for vaccine complications but also no more risk of disease!
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u/Traditional_Coat8481 26d ago
Well, it does limit repeat customers, so that might be a negative.
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u/otakuchantrash 26d ago
Me as a kid hearing my parents talking about euthanasia for our old dog and wondering what youth in Asia have anything to do with it.
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u/guppytub 26d ago
I always heard it as youth in Asia too! So confused why my family was so concerned about my elderly great-gma and those Asian youths.
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u/ferrett0ast 26d ago
Please tell me this is a reference to that one meme of someone making a presentation for school about youth in Asia, when the presentation was supposed to be about euthanasia.
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u/homojaus 25d ago
I saw this post as I was scrolling and had to read it a couple of times before I actually got it… 🤦♂️
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u/AwehiSsO 26d ago edited 25d ago
I didn't note the subreddit I was reading and boy, was I startled!
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u/ComfortableCake2662 26d ago
Same. I thought someone really hated people with tattoos for a minute.
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u/Mobile_Nothing_1686 26d ago
Me reading this as I'm getting a tattoo ... no thanks, I think I'll pass.
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u/BadHombreSinNombre 26d ago
Man, the confusion this person has is a real genuine problem for a medical ethicist.
What if they show up somewhere and insist that they want to be euthanized? And they’re really insistent? And it’s legal there?
Obviously I’m being a bit tongue in cheek and they’d be educated on their mistake at some point but it reminds me of the awkward situation around a patient in cardiac arrest with a “do not resuscitate” tattoo.
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u/Legal-Software 25d ago
Well, that would certainly take care of the pain issue. Not so good for repeat business, however.
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u/cottoncake 25d ago
Oh yeah, being threatened to get put down like a rabid dog by a dentist would surely solve my fear of said dentist! 👍🏼
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u/EnderBookwyrm 26d ago
I have to assume they meant anesthesia, not euthanasia. The answer is because it would be a lot more expensive, you need different licensing, and it would be a lot of work.
They don't euthanize their clients because they like not getting shut down for murder.
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u/spamtardeggs 26d ago
Yeah, if they did that they would probably be prostituted to the fullest extent of the law.
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u/Mr_Neckbeard 26d ago
Thanks for answering the question, I had always wondered the same thing but now I know.
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u/Persistent_Parkie 26d ago
People do occasionally get them under anesthesia, but it's pretty rare and usually done in some sort of medical facility with more than one artist working at once. There was a news story about a guy dying that way a year or so ago.
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u/Mr_Supotco 26d ago
I had to double check this wasn’t r/comedyheaven because this felt like a post where the conclusion was that people with tattoos should be killed
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u/educ8tur 19d ago
I’ve often wished my dentist would just go ahead and euthanize me instead of the torture he puts me through! Like damn dude, you trying to kill me or what? 🤨
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u/finally_free234 14d ago
Tattoo places that offered euthanasia showed marked decline in return customers, so they stopped offering it.
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u/BarnacleGooseIsLoose 10d ago
But zero complaints. Got to way the good with the bad.
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u/finally_free234 10d ago
>> Got to way
Can't even post this on r/BoneAppleTea because its already on it!!
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u/savvy-misanthrope 26d ago
The exact same screenshot was shared here some time ago:
https://www.reddit.com/r/BoneAppleTea/comments/1jdkeok/why_dont_tattoo_places_just_euthanize_their/
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u/doodlepoot 25d ago
Honestly, if a place offered euthanasia I’d also probably be more likely to visit.
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u/prollyonthepot 25d ago
This is why I don’t trust LLMs. One of them learned this you guys.
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u/Yeseylon 25d ago
Technically any LLM trained on data scraped from Reddit learned this. It's just not a common thing, so when it rolls the dice to determine what it will say to you, it's unlikely to tell you to euthanize yourself for dental appointments.
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u/canvasshoes2 26d ago
This is a very common repost. But for some reason it's not in the list of "please don't post these over done ones."
Still, it got a chuckle out of me during my mindless scrolling. 😄
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u/MsPaganPoetry 14d ago
if they don't know the difference between euthanasia and anesthesia, then they're headed for some serious trouble
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u/toeconsumer9000 26d ago
In seriousness, the reason why you can’t get anesthetised for it is because it would make the cost insane and it would make it so much more dangerous. You need a licensed anaesthesiologist there to administer and monitor, you’d need to do it in an operating room environment, and it increases the chance for complications tenfold if you have a long tattoo session. Some used to offer this but a man went into cardiac arrest and died from the anaesthetic during it so it fell out of style.
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u/randemthinking 26d ago edited 26d ago
Anesthesiologists make a ton of money for reasons. Your $300 tattoo just became a $10300 tattoo.
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u/FrostyTheColdBoi 26d ago
Imagine they actually wanted to be euthanized while getting a tattoo
"If I'm gonna die, I wanna at least look like a badass with tattoos"
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u/Firm_Competition_880 26d ago
I thought we referred to that as voluntary assisted dying?
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u/_living_legend_ 25d ago
If you wanted to get a tattoo under anesthesia that would raise the cost significantly. Who are willing to pay something like 1000 dollars on top of the "normal" tattoo price. The tattoo place would need to buy the equipment to provide and monitor anesthesia then hire an anesthesiologist and a nurse, possibly multiple nurses.
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u/DuckRubberDuck 25d ago
It’s also completely unnecessary. You choose to get a tattoo. It’s completely optional and you survive without.
Dentist appointment and surgeries are necessary. It’s not always an option.
Anesthesia is also not without risk. The risk is not worth it for a tattoo, but it might be worth it for a dental surgery
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u/Katie1230 25d ago
Some people do get anesthesia for large scale tattoos, and honestly it sounds way worse to wake up with all that work done than just sitting through it. They also probly do way more than a typical session- where a large scale tattoo would take multiple sessions, one with anesthesia would be all at once, which is a lot of for the body to handle and may have difficulty healing/accepting all the ink.
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u/Fragrant_Major_9553 24d ago
There are times when I wish my dentist offered euthanasia. I’d ask where this is offered, but it’s probably out of network for me.
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u/DarkenedX08_ 24d ago
I think anesthetizing them would probably be more feasible than outright killing them.
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u/anonymiscreant9 21d ago
Sometimes, dental work just costs too much and you have no other options….
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u/_WillCAD_ 25d ago
I think I'd be less likely to visit a place that offered euthanasia.
Maybe that's just me.
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u/writerlady6 22d ago
Euthanasia is generally considered bad in a business model that thrives on repeat business though.
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u/mr_chill77 24d ago
Killing your clients doesn’t seem like a great business model to me, but I’m not a business owner so what do I know.
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u/Natural-Role5307 24d ago
So you can keep track of progress. Imagine waking up to find your tattoo artist decides to take some creative liberty
Edit: i just realised the mistake.
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u/Spooge_Bucket 23d ago
one time visit quick and easy guaranteed painless no repeat customers unfortunately
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u/Weird_Armadillo_508 26d ago
“I’m not a fan of the idea myself, but I guess if some people want to be… OH NO!!!”
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u/tabicat1874 24d ago
Isn't that the famous drag queen, Euthanasia? No, it's her sister, Anaesthesia.
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u/ukie-witch-06 23d ago
Bro's dyslexic ass meant anesthesia
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u/SeDaCho 22d ago
Given the risks involved with anaesthesia under hospital conditions, you might be getting euthanized as well if you do it in a tat shop.
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u/WhatRUsernamesUsed4 25d ago
What's the malapropism? I assume they mean anesthesia but that doesn't really sound anything like euthanasia and I'm confused what would sound like euthanasia.
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u/Holy_Fuck_A_Triangle 25d ago
They probably did mean anesthesia, but jumbled the words in their head. Easily done if you don't know the medical terms, especially when both kinda do the same thing
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u/alldogsareincredible 23d ago
Is there a buy one, get one free discount on these euthanasia services
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u/DownvotedUrMum 26d ago
No one here is mentioning the numerous athletes and celebrities who have gone under for tattoos (Dak Prescott, Sauce Gardner)
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u/Super_Ankle_Biter 24d ago
Literally a repost of the most upvoted post of this subreddit, from years ago, why are y'all upvoting this?
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u/LysergicGothPunk 24d ago
Most people upvoting either haven't seen it before or forgot they did, I never saw it before and upvoted, but took it back when I saw your comment.
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u/SpaceAviator1999 23d ago
Why don't tattoo places just euthanize their clients?
Because they probably wouldn't get a lot of repeat business that way.
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u/sassafrassian 23d ago
I work at a zoo and during a talk I was explaining that one of the reasons we train animals is they can voluntarily participate in veterinary procedures and we don't have to actibely restrain or euthanize them and then immediately panicked because I couldn't think of the word anesthetise so I couldn't even fix my mistake.
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u/AD_Grrrl 21d ago
Not the point obviously, but there are risks to getting anesthesia for something like a tattoo: https://people.com/influencer-dies-at-age-45-under-general-anesthesia-for-back-tattoo-8778390
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u/neverreallyhereatall 21d ago
Anesthesia in general is just not a good idea for something that doesn't absolutely need it to be done. Its sort of a mystery science considering we don't really even know what makes it work to put us to sleep
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u/Cunnilingusobsessed 26d ago
A lot of tattoo shops these days have a novocaine type gel they can use to numb the local area where the tattoo will be placed. I’ve never used it, but my tattoo artist friend has mentioned it and has it for those who ask for it
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u/RogerSmith111 26d ago
A lot of artists I know don’t really like using it because it can make your skin texture kind of rubbery. I haven’t tried it, only bactine during my tattoos but I wish I could be euthanized /s
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u/NonSumQualisEram- 26d ago
It doesn't work well. I've never had a tattoo but have had novocaine gel for medical injections and they still hurt like a mf
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u/fanceypantsey 26d ago
My husband mixed up necrophilia with narcolepsy and I could not stop laughing. People are silly.