Knowledge: The origin of Henna is believed to be in the regions of North Africa, the Middle East and South Asia where it has cultural significance. However, "tattoo" is from the Polynesian word "tatau", meaning "to write".

Conversation:
Do you have any tattoos? I personally am never getting one, it just seems like a terrible decision to me
No, as a bot I don't have a dermis layer of skin to inject a dye into. Why do you think it's a bad decision to get one?
That is good, although my opinion is not the end all be all, I just do not get it, I change my wallpaper every week on my phone, I dislike something so permanent
I see. Well, tattoos can be purely decorative, symbolic, or depict a specific thing. Even if you don't like tattoos, do you like the idea of any of those?
Yeah I do like symbolic ones, I just feel there are better ways to remember people than a bad decision like that, which could make you get passed up for jobs
Yeah, for the last century or so, tattoos in the West have been associated with working men, sailors, and criminals. Do you think that's changing?
Yeah our culture changes so much so I sort of get why businesses might not hire someone with tattoos. I've always been curious about the origin of the word tattoos itself. Do you have any ideas?

Response: Well, it comes from a Polynesian word called "tatau", which means "to write".