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The Scary Guy ran three tattoo shops in Tucson with ten artists, rode his Harley to work blasting rock and roll, and threatened people who didn't laugh. His legal name, on two passports, is actually The Scary Guy.
The Scary Guy ran three tattoo shops in Tucson with ten artists, rode his Harley to work blasting rock and roll, and threatened people who didn't laugh. His legal name, on two passports, is actually The Scary Guy.
I had 3 shops in Tucson, Arizona, and I had 10 artists working for me, and that's what I thought I would do the rest of my life. I rode my Harley-Davidson to work at about 10 or 11 o'clock in the morning. I opened up my door, I turned up my rock and roll, and if you didn't laugh at my jokes, I'd tell you where the sun didn't shine. And I thought, I thought I would do that the rest of my life until one day someone I don't know and I've never met to this day ran a full-page ad in the newspaper that said, "Are you tired of dealing with Scary Guys with paint facial tattoos. My name is The Scary Guy. It's my legal name. It's on two passports.
