I used to work in a hospital and 98% of our engineering department had tattoos, but most were covered with short sleeves. It really depends on what dept. you work in. If it's on the corporate/business end of things you are expected to have a clean-cut look. As long as it can be hidden it isn't a problem. An image is a huge deal.

No matter what else you said, the fact that you used "couldn't care less," rather than the incorrect--but most often used--"could care less," makes you a winner.

are you currently trying to say that you have never been to a restaurant?

Not sure if you're just plain bitter or if you're projecting a bit there

Judging the way you do either, you know. I never understood how the way you look as anything to do with what's in your brain actually. I have tattoos, piercings, I even had red hair (real red, not irish red) some while ago and that's none of your business what my IQ is and why I choose to be this way or that way. That's exactly because some people still think your way that she can't find a job with her earplugs when her competences as a mechanical enginer are definitely not related to that.

It's not even permanent if they are not extremely large. And even then you can still fix it if you want.

Did anyone ask you for your shitty opinion on what people should do with their bodies? Closed minded people like you are the problem. Nothing is permanent. Educate yourself.