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All kinds of unnecessary drama can arise between roommates, and so much of the drama is sourced in people refusing to practice common social decency. In this case, we have a cheap roommate who thinks they can stop paying for utilities with no consequences. Well, that's not how the world works, and they learn this lesson in the field of common sense through a nice petty revenge. 

These choosing beggars and their endless procession of irrational demands never fail to render us speechless. As long as there are people selling stuff online, we'll have another group of delusional people that insist on being as unreasonable as possible when it comes time to strike a deal. Their general approach is to take what is often a completely reasonable offer, and try to negotiate the price down to nothing. You've got to pay something to get somewhere. Some folks don't seem willing to grasp that reality. 

This choosing beggar thought they'd try and knock down a completely reasonable price for a nice gaming computer by dishing out some story about being divorced, and their third grader desperately wanting said computer. If one can't afford food, maybe they shouldn't be trying to buy an expensive computer. Oh well, these choosing beggars just keep on coming out of the woodwork with their unyielding demands.

Man, oh man, this brief interaction with a choosing beggar is rife with clueless entitlement. The choosing beggar thinks that they won't have to pay the inevitable, required exchange rate on an item if they use an American Express card. Um, that is not how it works, buddy. And then after they get served up a nice reality check, they try to come back around and hustle the seller again. Naturally, that didn't work out at all. 

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This guy was just trying to offer up some free chairs, and oh boy, in comes the belligerent choosing beggar who somehow gets mad at that. It makes zero sense, and is kind of hilarious. 

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People keep thinking they can demand free stuff, unpaid labor and steep discounts out of other people for no other reason that their own misguided sense of superiority. Whether it's a manipulative family member, an abusive stranger or a delusional potential employer, entitled people will take their unrealistic demands as far as they can go. Here's an entitled customer who chose the wrong free glasses and still got ridiculous about it.

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.

These influencers just keep coming on out of the woodwork with their dispositions of unreal entitlement. In this case, the influencer expects free clothing due to their "influence." Well, listen up, sis, that's not how businesses work. 

Man, this seller really tried to be reasonable with the choosing beggar at hand, but there's no reasoning with blind entitlement. The dude also manages to be rude, and then walks his attitude back, and then does it again. Good luck to that person getting anything, with that kind of approach. 

Check out more wild entitlement with these entitled people and their unreasonable demands.

This person honestly doesn't seem all that bad. It's a weird request, but unlike these entitled people and their unyielding demands, or this delusional buyer who passes on a $3K Civic, or this entitled lowballer who gets sent to the wrong address, the person who wants this grill seems pretty friendly. Like, even though all the requests are ridiculous, they're not mean about it, which is important.

Talk about an oldie but a goldie. Let the world never forget the time that a dude entered into an absurd conversation with an entitled choosing beggar, who was a friend of his, and was using his Netflix. On top of that, they have the audacity to bug him about paying for his Netflix account. Seriously, this person's just a bright red flag. Yikes. 

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.

If you insist on paying a third of the asking price, get rejected multiple times, and then bully the seller until they seem to magically change their mind and give you exactly what you wanted, you should be a little more skeptical than this guy. People are known to send lowballing dudes on wild goose chases. For another ridiculous car drama, here's a delusional buyer who rejected a $3K civic. The world keeps on turning, and entitled people never stop with their unyielding demands.

Whether it's because people think they deserve to have everything for no effort, or just think they should be allowed to take other people's stuff, the world is full of entitled people and their never-ending demands. From overreaching bosses to ridiculous customers and horrible strangers, there's just a whole lot of entitled individuals with unreasonable demands.

This good old choosing beggar refuses to pay the agreed upon price for the website they had made. So, as the world works, the website gets shut down. From there, they threaten to phone their "$80K" lawyer. Alright, that makes sense, as the original amount of money they wouldn't pay was thousands of leagues cheaper.