Jameson's interactions with the rest of the band and their girlfriends was tense at first. Trying to lay down smooth lines with the musicians chattering back and forth and the girls leaning in too closely over Jamie's shoulder to get a look at his work was distracting enough. Compounded with his irritation that Tonto was now going around making him appointments where he wasn't going to get paid and Jameson didn't see any reason to celebrate.<br/><br/>By the end of the night, the tattooist's temper had cooled to a dull, lukewarm pout. Though their wriggling, jabbering, and drinking hadn't made his job particularly easy, the musicians paid Jameson well for his efforts, tossing in a hefty tip after one of the girlfriends gave him a too-wet kiss tasting of whiskey for the clean work he had done along the side of her left breast.<br/><br/>Two days passed with little to keep Jameson's attention. The day before he was to gift free work to Dirty Dale's lackey was a dull affair, particularly when the only walk-in was some eighteen year old kid with a stupid grin on his too-young face wanting an American traditional pin-up on his bicep. Jamie thought the boy was perhaps a bit too excited to have a topless woman inked into his skin, but his money was as good as anyone else's and as far as tattoos went the kid certainly could have asked for worse.<br/><br/>The following day, Jameson arrived at Resurrection earlier than the rest. Dirty Dale hadn't bothered to mention when he and “A” would be stopping by, and the last thing Jamie wanted was to be bitched out about how he'd been late to an appointment he never made.<br/><br/>He began setting up his machines, lining up his ink caps. He had never marked one of the members of the Roadkill Jokers before but figured whatever their symbol was it couldn't be all that difficult. An intricate design wouldn't be instantly recognizable, especially from a distance. He grabbed his bottle of black ink, figuring it would be the most heavily used color, and set it aside. If he needed anything else, he was sure good ol' Dale would let him know.