A MUM told how she loves Asda so much that she got the store’s logo tattooed on her bum – and hopes it might find her a new man..
Jodie Waddell, 32, worked for the supermarket giant and moved on more than a year ago.
But when she got a tax refund she decided to splash out £90 on the bizarre ink as a tribute to the job and co-workers she loved.
Jodie, from Edinburgh, said: “I can’t tell you just how excited I was when I found out the classic Asda bum tap advert was coming back.
“I loved watching that as a kid and I loved working in the shop. It was a really nice time for me.
“I don’t work there anymore but when I got a rebate I decided to just go for it and get the tattoo as a tribute. I’m the kind of person that likes to be spontaneous.”
Single mother Jodie is not shy at showing off the unique inking on her backside and it’s become a smash hit among potential dates on Tinder.
She added: “Every single message I get is about the tattoo.
“They want to know if it’s real and why I got it. I’m hoping it’s going to be a real conversation starter and ice-breaker.”
Jodie worked in the Asda store in Leith and was eventually put in charge of the shop’s pizza department.
She’s always joked about getting the tattoo on her rump but jumped at the chance when she got the unexpected windfall, after she splashed cash on her three kids.
Jodie said: “It took about 45 minutes and it was just agony.
“I’ve got tattoos on my legs and arms but that felt nothing like this one. The pain was just breathtaking.
“I had bruising on my bum so sitting down was a bit of a challenge for a couple of days.”
Jodie doesn’t think the tattoo will get her discount on her weekly shop and expects to be laughed at if she tries.
But on a recent hen night she was lavished with free drinks because she kept showing it off.
Earlier this year she joined Greggs as a counter assistant and pals are already urging her to get another tatt.
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She said: “Everyone keeps asking when I’m getting a steak bake or a sausage roll on the other cheek.
“I’m a single mum so I’m going to have to save up some money before I can do that.”
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