Join Thom Jennings and John "Jack" Burris on a wild ride through the world of tattoos, piercings, and unexpected encounters. In this episode, they delve into the initial impressions we form about people with unique body art, including the transformative power of tattoos on acceptance, inspired by the likes of musician Jelly Roll. Jack shares fascinating stories from his street ministry, Hands 4 Hope, where he encounters a diverse array of individuals, each with their own story and struggles. 

From homemade butt cheek tattoos to the evolution of tattoo parlors, they explore the changing perceptions and hygiene standards in the industry. But the conversation doesn't stop there! Thom recounts a hilarious yet poignant experience of being served by a Caucasian waiter at a Chinese restaurant, prompting reflections on cultural authenticity and unexpected twists, like his wife's unfortunate encounter with food poisoning at an authentic Chinese restaurant in Toronto.

Through laughter and introspection, they arrive at a profound conclusion: at the core of it all, people crave love and acceptance, no matter their appearance or background. Tune in for a rollercoaster of stories that will leave you pondering the depths of human connection.