Boy Armenia is changing by the day, not to the better. Last night after a really fun night of dinner with a bunch of people with different backgrounds we enjoyed good food and Armenian music. We then decided to go to a night club and outside the club there was a young kid standing with a cut off sleeve shirt. Let�s not forget there is still snow everywhere and it�s still minus whatever.

One of the guys from my group asked the kid how come he wasn�t cold. The kid turns around and says �do you want something so you too don�t feel the cold?� and takes out some pills from his pocket. When there was no response from my friend who was dumbfounded, the kid puts the pills back in his pocket and walks away.

Once inside, I don�t know what percentage of the kids were walking around with tank tops sporting their tattoos. I spoke to the first girl I came across and asked her if it was real tatt, she says sure. I�m like did you get it done here? She says yes, my friend does it. So how much does it cost? She says it�s only $20! So most of the crowd was 16 or 17, I don�t think there was anyone older than 20 in the club.

When I first came to Armenia, I said that tatts was going to be the next big trend. So now that it�s here, the next trend I can almost guarantee will be body piercing. The sad thing is that all these kids walk around with tatts think they�re the coolest people in the world.