Smartass answer - how to read & be on time. Non smartass answer - to speak up & advocate for themselves to make sure they are getting the tattoo they want and not get overpowered by the artist who wants to do the tattoo they want to do. (Not talking about suggestions for tattoo longevity & things that should be changed because they will age poorly)

That it’s super annoying to waste our time emailing back and forth only to ghost us when it comes time to pay the deposit

That it’s okay to ask for changes, it’s permanent make sure you love it, and also please stop talking with your arms, it’s permanent stop flapping please

How big an inch, 3 inches etc is. I'm so tired of being told "it's just a small tattoo. How much"

That it’s okay to ask to move the stencil or to change the design as many times as you need

I’m having an anxiety attack the whole tatt