My experience at Sati was so special. In so many ways. I will list them.
Akio talks mad sh!t about every other shop in Roanoke because he's such a piercing expert and no one here compares to his endless knowledge. He's such an expert that he now has a full row of metal teeth because he broke his with improper jewelry. Please ask him about his annual lead testing.
Won't stfu about his personal debt.
Did you know he could file for bankruptcy? Don't worry. He will tell you. Unprompted.
Goes on and ON about how HIGH QUALITY his jewelry is. I bought a $155 topper that broke immediately to which he responded "yeah they're weak and break easily" OK GREAT.
Also brags about his "selection" and his $6000000 stock and yet didn't have a piece of basic titanium piercing jewelry.
It took me 2 hours to buy a single piece of jewelry because no matter what I said about what I did or didn't want Akio didn't communicate. For example I said "I want 2 titanium nose hoops anodized to gold"
and he didn't want to just say that he couldn't provide that. When I said I want my nostrils to match he said I was "overthinking." He was so intent on making a sale of his gold jewelry because did he mention he's in debt? Maybe about 10 times?
Creepy af. Literally asked out a teenage customer. Has tattoos of tiddies and vag all over his arm. Doesn't seem to possess any taste. Guess it's working to his advantage though because his "I skin cats for fun" energy made me feel so strange about the whole situation that I eventually bought something so he would stop talking and I could leave. It didn't work.
Sent a text saying I would get my "boyfriend" (my husband, he knows that idk what sick burn he thinks calling him my bf is ?) to leave him a negative review. Guess what Subway Jared I'm doing it myself.
He kept the bead to my lip ring and then told my husband he didn't have it. Then texted me that he DID have it but it was my husbands fault for not giving him time to get the bead. That he didn't have.
You could come here or you could spend two hours setting money on fire and they would be equal decisions. read more