Some people in this world are impossible to please. It's as if they've set out on a completely irrational mission to unleash impossible demands that even when somehow, miraculously met, still warrant toxic bouts of dishonesty and general nonsense. At least this owner was ready to address a rather absurd review of their auto shop.
Check out another ridiculous choosing beggar case with this entitled streamer who demanded music for exposure, and got nothing.
Man, this musician was horrendously entitled from the very start. After being told by the designer they'd reached out to that the rate was fixed at a firm $35/hr, they proceeded to lash back out with pure rudeness. Some entitled people in this world just refuse to accept the rejections they're rightfully dealt. For another case of a ridiculous choosing beggar, check out this choosing beggar that claimed a knife had the "wrong energy" about it, and wanted to return it.
They said with this whole "free market" thing that we should be getting good products or services at a reasonable prices, but sometimes that's just not the case. Other times, you get what you pay for. Sometimes a company is having a bad day, and other times it's just common knowledge that you won't be getting a good steak from the dollar store. Other than products, there are things people did that made them say "never again."
This choosing beggar really came out of left field when they up and tried to return a perfectly fine knife because the knife's "energy" was off. Well, not even off. They claimed it was a soulless shell. Come on. People don't have time to be dealing with this kind of nonsense. Check out some more juicy choosing beggar drama with this entitled parent who demanded a public artist make art for them.
At first, you might be thrown off, cause it almost seems like they're not about to be an entitled, choosing beggar. In short time though, things escalate, and suddenly we have a choosing beggar showing their true face. They basically assumed that the very stranger helping them with computer tips, would also pay for the parts they recommended for purchase. Nope, that's not how it works.
Clearly, this is the kind of contract designed by someone who has dealt with these unfortunate bridezilla situations in the past. In this case though, the bridezilla ended up learning her lesson the hard way. Yeah, we're talking like paying three times the amount that she would've paid if she'd just stuck to the catering agreement as it was set up.
Check out some more juicy pro revenge drama with this customer who nuked a business from orbit for selling them a counterfeit textbook.
Some people are blinded by their own entitlement to such an extent that it's generally impossible to reason with them. This conversation was clearly destined to go nowhere from the start. The choosing beggar came out waving all the red flags. Also, the whole delivery demand situation was truly mind boggling.
This is a world with an exciting population of entitled individuals and their nonstop demands. They could be a potential employer who wants you to work for peanuts, a stranger who wants to trade your car for a lawnmower, or a landlord who doesn't understand why you don't want to go through a winter without hot water. Entitled people have some absurd audacity.
Talk about a marriage destined for failure. This groomzilla is about as shallow and materialistic as they come. And the dude has the audacity to rudely reject terrific car offers coming his way. It's so cringe and cheap that you almost hope it can't be real. Check out another choosing beggar's request that ended up landing them at a comedy club.
The lack of awareness here is to such a level that it truly boggles the mind. Like, what do you do with a person operating at this frequency? Cowabunga was really that icing on this cake of disaster. Check out another choosing beggar mess with this choosing beggar who thought that a free shower should last for a lifetime.
It's just the darnedest thing when you go and negotiate a price for an item that you're eventually able to purchase, and then a year later you learn that said item was a "rental" all along. At least this person was ready to stand up to the choosing beggar's delusional antics over and over again. A heroic display of stubborn fortitude, really. Check out some more gnarly cases of entitled individuals and their nonstop demands over here.
Well played by the plumber. This choosing beggar is giving every impression that they'd never have actually paid up. The sheer audacity of this person and their pompous entitlement is beyond comprehension. Check out some more delusional choosing beggars in action over here.
It's hard to get into the mind of an entitled person with demanding boldness. What makes someone think that it's cool to expect a stranger to work for free or give away their car? Is it a complete lack of self awareness? It must be freeing to be that oblivious to the needs of people around you.
Man, in terms of all the kinds of choosing beggar cases that we encounter, some of the worst must be the ones involving choosing beggars offering exposure instead of actual payment. In this case, that was only made worse by the fact that the choosing beggar proceeded to dish out the threats when they were rightfully rejected. Check out another wild choosing beggar scenario, with this choosing beggar who wanted a free VCR, but only if it was new.
It's never a good sign when the buyer kicks off negotiations asking the seller what the lowest price that they'll go for is. From there, it gets even worse when they're told about the lowest acceptable price and proceed to try and lowball that to oblivion. Check out some more choosing beggar madness with this choosing beggar who couldn't (or wouldn't?) grasp the meaning of a deposit.
