BOOST UP YOUR LEARNING TASK 3. Identify among the reading articles that correctly show the pattern of development in writing and explain why. Include the discipline in writing each reading article belongs to. 1. Tattoo You Having worked in a tattoo studio for the past year, I have come to recognize three types of annoying customers that invariably stroll through the door. The first is the Time Waster. Generally the Time Waster is not serious about getting a tattoo now, or probably ever, but nevertheless is hell-bent on wasting the artist's time with a barrage of inane questions. They often talk big and have grandiose plans for the ultimate back piece. But when it comes time to put down a deposit for the work, they suddenly say something like, "That sounds great. I'll be back in six months when my next student loan comes in." Meanwhile, the artist has started drawing the design while three serious clients went to another less "busy" studio. The next type of annoying client is the Know-it-all. These people usually have a friend with a tattoo, or maybe even a small one themselves, and therefore consider themselves to be experts on the subject. They contradict the artist on everything, and insist on using words they've heard in a movie because they think it makes them sound in the know. What they don't realize, however, is that those in the know would never use a word like "tatty" to describe the art. Finishing up the list of types of annoying tattoo studio customers is the Bargain Hunter. The Bargain Hunters clearly believe that when having a design committed to their skin for life, getting the lowest price is the top priority. Bargain Hunters often have a "buddy" from some disreputable source—like their kitchen table— who "would do it much cheaper." What all these people don't seem to realize is that tattooing is a serious art form that artists dedicate their lives to learning and executing. A little respect and some manners would be appreciated. Pattern: Explanation: