“It’s OK to have fun in your life,” said Hilary Frazier. “I saw this as an opportunity to do something fun for myself. So I say, do you want a silly tattoo? Go for it.”
Tattoos people have gotten for free food: a Duke's Mayonnaise jar, a Farmer Boys pickup truck and a Casa Sanchez logo.For Anaheim resident and assistant manager Jim Ceja, all it takes is someone to see his favorite tattoo of the six he’s gotten across his body for a familiar conversation to begin.
“You could go once a week to get free food, and I did,” said Hilary Frazier, a legal records supervisor in Riverside, California. Frazier is another recipient of a Farmer Boys tattoo and got a small cheeseburger with the Farmer Boys logo above it placed on her upper thigh. “I tried all the burgers. I’ve tried all the sandwiches. I wanted to make sure this was my chance to try everything. So I did.”Frazier said her go-to order for the year was a basic cheeseburger, like her tattoo.
All in all, 73 separate people ended up getting a tattoo for free food, receiving their ink from one of two tattoo parlors based in Las Vegas or West Hollywood. Ceja, who only ended up missing five or six weeks of his winnings, said he finds his tattoo beautiful and he truly loves it.
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