33-year-old Max Krejckant was arrested after he received a Waffle House tattoo from a parlor in St. Petersburg, Florida, and refused to pay for it.

Max strolled into Ink Godz on December 2nd and asked for a Waffle House tattoo, as one does, and when the service was performed the shop charged Krejckant $250 for their services.

Krejckant said he didn't have his debit card on him, so he was unable to pay for the tattoo.

The shop offered to let him pay in multiple different ways, all of which he was unwilling or unable to do, and he couldn't even prove to them that he had $250 to his name.

But can you blame him? I'm not a big tattoo dude but I am a HUGE Waffle House guy! I understand his desire to show his loyalty to the brand.

Police showed up to make the arrest. They searched Max and found he only had his driver's license and $6 cash on him.

They held him on bail for $150, but my guess is he didn't have the money for that either.

To me, this sounds less like a "jail" crime and more like a "free waffles for life" type of crime.

Ironically, once he's out of the slammer, Waffle House might be about the only place for this gentleman to find gainful employment.

And I know, you just wanna see the picture of the tattoo, that glorious Waffle House tattoo. Unfortunately, I searched high and low and could not find the tattoo in question.

HOWEVER I have found lots of other Waffle House tattoos, and since you stuck around to the end of the article I'll give you a treat.

These are amazing.

And my favorite:

I don't know if our Florida felon got anything like these masterpieces for $250, but any of these would be worth every penny and maybe a few nights in the slammer.

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