Tattoo Artist Envisions Bed and Breakfast

Paul Booth, a tattoo artist described in a recent feature on Forbes.com as "Tattooing's King Of Creepy," may someday greet you as the innkeeper of a bed and breakfast. According to Forbes.com, Booth wants to open an inn "preferably at an old Victorian in the woods." If his B&B dreams materialize, chances are that an entire night at the inn will cost less than one hour in his tattoo chair, which currently goes for $400.