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I would love to see this play after reading the article. It sounds as if the playwright provides a completely accurate although of course hyperbolic representation of our contemporary society. It is sad to think there are people that deny this. We must be shocked in order to see and absorb the true reality around us.

Watching this show just last year, its influence on popular culture still today is undeniable. From the style, the plots, and the approach, this sitcom style show has reached and impacted hundreds of later productions.

It’s very interesting to think of the art of tattooing as a more traditional practice, for like the author referred in the article, it is seen primarily on those of the fringe society status. As of late, however, more have become open to the aesthetics of tattooing. Employers have become less strict about tattoos being seen, and the art has reached a more broad audience.