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When oh when will these influencers ever get it through their thick skulls that exposure is not equivalent to payment. We have a wealth of artists in this wild world that are proactively trying to make it. They don't have the time or energy to put up with belligerent choosing beggars like we see here. Influencers are really out there operating on a different frequency. And not the good one. 

Many folks out there have a family member who just seems continually committed, if not addicted to being the center of attention. Some folks are just born into this world wanting all the attention all the time. If it's a family member, you'll often do your best to adapt to that big personality, but sometimes special, life-defining occasions arrive and you don't want to risk that narcissistic family member making your special day all about them. That would seem to be the case here with these twin sisters. It sounds like the twin sister in this scenario doesn't have a great track record of being selfless at all. For some more juicy wedding drama check out the most entitled bridezillas of 2020. 

In all fairness, the tech support was just trying to be proactive in letting their customer know that the internet was down and being monitored. There was absolutely no way for them to know that said internet happened to be down because of a raging fire. Gotta love that automated response there at the end too. Check out another glory story from the tech support world with this man who insisted that he knew more about IT than IT, and then learned differently. 

Apparently three weeks instead of two weeks was the dealbreaker and ultimate cause for being an inconsiderate and aggressively rude choosing beggar. They could've just approached this whole situation with a calm and collected matter, but instead they erred comfortably on the side of being a wildly disagreeable human being. 

Anyone who has ever worked tech support knows that the job is brimming with testy customers that seem to have a relentless vendetta toward taking out all their angst about this wild life, on the very people that are just trying to help them figure out how to use their technology. This results in some seriously unfortunate interactions. People just need to play nice with one another. Check out another tech support "glory story" with this person who changed their phone password, couldn't charge their phone, and then assumed that their phone was dead. 

Sounds like the daughter really set herself up for this unfortunate predicament. It seems like in all those advice threads that center on what people would tell their younger selves after having gained the hard earned wisdom, is to take care of your teeth. Unfortunately, this girl had her own kind of wakeup call. Hopefully she'll be able to get some dental credit, and get those teeth taken care of when it's all said and done. 

We've seen our fair share of bridezilla implosions at this point in the game. Weddings have an uncanny knack for bringing out the worst in people. Sometimes that ends up manifesting as a senseless, belligerent bridezilla who is just on a toxic tear. These poor lads describe their experiences with bridezillas after the wedding days had passed. As you might expect, a whole lot of bad stuff. 

You gotta love it when the reality checks are served up to the people that need them the most, for free. This particular wild Karen was having a moment about the hard boiled eggs not being boiled long enough. She decided that the 7 minute and 10 minute hard boiled eggs just weren't going to cut it. So, naturally, she went ahead and gave a hard working hotel employee a hard time about it. Well, fortunately there was another hotel guest around who had no problem calling her out for the absurd entitlement. Check out more entitled people with their audacious demands over here. 

We're getting all kinds of mixed and disrespectful signals from this entitled individual. They're throwing out verbal jabs about having way more money than the person that they're buying stuff from, but also refuse to pay the very reasonable asking price. So basically, a glaringly delusional human being who is just out there committed to spreading them toxic vibes. Check out some more entitlement at play in this wild world with this entitled family that expected the babysitter to pay their utilities bill. 

You never know what kind of crazy offerings you're bound to come across in the vast expanse of Facebook's online marketplace. You've got all kinds of groups that include people trying to sell just about anything they can find lying around the house. What really takes an online sale to the next level is when you get that juicy gossip contextualization. Like the guy selling the ring because their partner was cheating. Check out more weird stuff people tried to sell online over here.