They hang out with the tattoo artists and their customers. A bar upstairs has just been raided by the police. Zai and Ren swap the DV camera between them. Pictures of tattoo designs on the walls. Loud pop music is playing. The sound of metallic buzzing from various tattoo instruments is heard on the soundtrack.

A middle-aged Chinese guy on a mobile phone has his ex-girlfriend's name tattooed to his back. No one is fazed by the camera. A Caucasian guy comes by for a chat and then shows the camera the tattoo on his bum. Hello Kitty. Some drinks are passed round. A young man from Sarawak is getting his first tattoo on his upper arm.

Chris talks to camera about how until recently tattoos couldn't be shown on TV, but now, when they are, the shows completely fail to capture the essence of what tattoos are all about. They are all about the moment, about doing something that's permanent. You may regret it, you may not, but its about giving yourself to that moment in time.

About 35 minutes into the hour, after more chatting, laughing and hanging around, Chris takes down his trousers and the tattoo artist tattoos some Thai words on his penis. At the end of the film, Chris insists that everyone should visit Bangkok.