As of: January 30, 2024, 9:57 a.m
By: Armin T. Linder
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A tattoo artist from Essen (North Rhine-Westphalia) was surprised twice: first by a Lieferando messenger who brought him two pizzas that he hadn't ordered.
Then from looking at the receipt.
Essen - As a tattoo artist, Patrick Stellmacher runs a small one-man studio in Essen (North Rhine-Westphalia) called “Trauma Tattoo” and is only supported in management by his wife.
Now suddenly thousands of people are becoming aware of the small business.
The reason is an action that came as quite a surprise to Stellmacher.
And which he describes on Facebook.
There were more than 6,000 likes and almost 200 comments in less than three days for his posting, which has already been shared more than 20 times and is slowly going viral.
Lieferando brings two pizzas that were not ordered - then the tattoo artist looks at the receipt
Stellmacher shows a photographed Lieferando receipt and writes:
“A pizza delivery guy comes into the studio... then I had a discussion about the fact that I didn't order anything.” But when he looked at the “comments” on the receipt, everything became clear to him.
It reads: “Pizza as a gift for the best tattoo studio Trauma Tattoo.” It was apparently a surprise thank you from a satisfied customer.
Many people tip service providers - but order pizza without asking?
A creative idea.
Unordered pizza as a thank you: Many celebrate the action of a tattoo customer
“How sweet”, “I’m rather irritated by the name of the tattoo studio, but it’s still a nice gesture”, “That’s what I call APPRECIATION!!!
A great idea!
My respect!” or “People are happy about that,” write enthusiastic Facebook users.
One user suspects a PR coup by the tattoo artist.
Stellmacher rejects this as a “crazy assumption” and also assures our editorial team that he was really surprised by it: “It was absolutely spontaneous and a really nice action, not PR.” Of course, that can’t be definitively verified, but it’s great -The success of the posting could certainly not have been planned.
In any case, Stellmacher also knows the name of the noble donor.
He had been in the studio before - that's why two pizzas, for the tattoo artist and his wife Saskia.
Patrick Stellmacher and his wife Saskia enjoyed the free pizzas.
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Not everyone comments on the promotion itself - some also focus on the local pizza prices.
Another user comments on the tattoo artist's "This is how you know you're doing everything right" statement with a joke: "Only when you don't get shit from the pizza do you know you've done everything right." He did, because The pizza obviously tasted good.
Another good deed recently caused a stir on social media: A celebrity recently paid the bill for the entire ICE restaurant - and then disappeared.
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