The Details Matter
Not at all, it won’t. If you can’t even get the comparative tense right, you definitely won’t be able to master the superlative form. There is no hope for a positive outcome. It is not going to get any better in the future. It ought to have been that it is the absolute worst.

And had you asked us, sir, we would not have argued with you. Even though the ink man had intended for the phrase to be contracted, it appears that the tattoo artist did not attend English class. When it hit them that the s should have been attached to the get, everyone would have immediately corrected the apostrophe. Get it? Get your money back!
