This episode is sponsored by Eternal Inc. and Atonement Books.

All right. Thank you for joining me for another episode of Books closed. I, as always, am Andrew Stortz.

And this week, I am joined by the one, the only, Justin Weatherholtz.

Hello, how are you?

Great. Thanks for being here.

You had an interesting story when you walked up to this building.

Yeah, pretty true. I'm still like kind of tripping out a little bit. It's pretty nuts.

Like I, my old band, we recorded in this building. And so the two times now that I've been recorded living in New York has been in this

building, which is really weird.

When you walked up, you're like, wow, this is so weird.

I thought you just meant like, this is a weird building because it's like a lockmith and

like a non-door downstairs.

Yeah.

But no, you had more.

Yeah, pretty bizarre.

The topic of discussion today is one of my favorites, and that is industry disruptors in tattooing.

Dun, do you know, disruption.

Disruptors.

And it's an increasing trend that I find in my endless research of topics to discuss in the show.

And I usually find the most humor in it because a lot of them are goofy.

Many of them are noble ideas and most of them just don't pan out.

Right.

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