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While the rest of us are out going to work, living honest lives and jogging or whatever, there are mad lads out there playing by their own rules. Whether it be chicanery, shenaniganry or all-out tricksiness, these mad lads just don't give a dang about what any one thinks. They may range from outrageous to morally gray, but they're always out there.

There's no guessing what kind of unsympathetic, irrational thing incredibly entitled people might want. It could be a request to move back the birth of your kid a few days. They might want a new tv delivered to their house because it's their own birthday. Entitled people are laughably bold and there's no way of convincing them otherwise. They're some quality characters.

As decent and reasonable as we try to be to each other, some entitled people among us have a hard time of grasping the concept. People on camping trips will request the wildlife be less noisy. Companies will ask for a skilled worker and expect to pay them an entry level salary. Customers will kneel on bread. Entitled people and their absurd audacity will never cease to amaze.

You never know where somebody might come at you with a ridiculous demand of your time or money. Entitled people will message their exes to keep paying for their streaming services. Total strangers will throw tantrums when they can't get a free TV delivered to their house. It's incredible to witness these entitled folks and their demanding boldness.

It feels weird knowing there are bosses out there who will want you to pay them for the opportunity to work. Or that there are customers out there who will try to return shoes three years after they bought them. It's rare stuff, but boy is it hard to wrap your head around entitled people and their demanding boldness.

If you know anyone who you haven't talked to in months, but is so entitled and laughably bold that they'd demand that you renew your subscription service on their behalf, go ahead and cancel that service. Entitled and absurd audacity can come from a family member, boss or stranger, and it never stops being aggravating and perplexing.

Whether it's because they think haggling is just an excuse to abuse people, or have irrational expectations about the world around them, entitled people will continue to fill the world with their unreasonable demands. Sometimes it's a boss who expects you to work on the weekends for free, other times it could be a total stranger who thinks that it's a reasonable request for you to ship your dog to them so they can pet it. Entitled people just keep making laughable demands. Sometimes entitled people even go full Karen.

Depending on where you live, an active Homeowner's Association can be filled with some of the most boring, cruel and power hungry people you've ever met. Their draconian rules can suck the life out of your own living situation and you can be punished for something as simple as where you choose to store your garbage bins. So here's an interesting strategy to combat their rules. And for more, here's someone who got revenge when the HOA tried to remove their trampoline.

Whether it's someone who wants a discount for a reason they just invented, or a wannabe influencer who wants their family and friends to fund their vacation, the world has a goofy array of entitled folks and their unyielding demands. It doesn't seem like people could be this way until you see some entitled folks trying to get a 70 year old man to carry a giant birdhouse to their place. The ridiculous demands of entitled people seem to have no limits.

There are point in our life when we see some BS, like these breaking point moments of retail workers. Typically we tolerate this kind of behavior and our social graces prevail so we don't get to act on spiteful impulse. These people said "screw that" did and did that shit anyway. 

This guy has got moxie. Sometimes people just think that asking for someone's stuff will get them that stuff, like this incompetent lowballer who demanded a guys address so he could steal his bike. It's too bad this guy probably didn't get to finish watching his show, I mean, two episodes left, that's gotta hurt.

When a stranger comes along, insults you, then demands that you deliver a free car to their house, you are within your rights to slam the door in their face. Most people have enough common sense to not waste a stranger's time, but still, the world has a problem with entitled folks who need to leave and take their attitudes with them.

Wonder if the boss actually thought this guy would go through with it. People will always surprise you, and in this case, the boldness on the part of the trucker is welcomed! Hell, maybe even inspiring.