choosing beggar

This bridezilla sounds like an absolutely despicable self-serving piece of work. She goes so far as to invite a stranger to her wedding cause she heard she might be able to cash in on a nice gift, and then when it seems like things might not go as she plans, she says the stranger can't come BUT can send some gifts. How delusional and desperate can you get. 

If you're looking for more juicy bridezilla drama, check out the time a self-important bridezilla announced her engagement at her friend's wedding.

This choosing beggar had a very hard time understanding what "fixed prices" means. My dude, that means there is NO room for negotiation. No haggling or begging or any other kind of cheap BS allowed. Now, on the other hand we have the seller who seized the opportunity and all of its potential for trolling, and did a great job. The results are a heartwarming display of a choosing beggar getting got. 

If you want more of this choosing beggars madness in your life, check out the time a ridiculous choosing beggar demanded a free feast, here!

Spending your money wisely is a virtue, but sometimes people's forceful cheapness can become a burden. Here are some folks who either made insane demands, were incredibly rude, or in any way showed an unreasonable side of themselves in an effort to get what they want. For more frustrating posts like these, go here.

After an exchange like this, we're not sure if this guy is gonna get that washing machine, tv, and bathroom he wanted. Who ever thinks this is a good way to get what you want? For more behavior like this, here are some frustrating cheapskates who tried and failed to take advantage of people.

This should be required reading for all choosing beggars. They get started at an early age by the sounds of it. This mom's powerful post about her son NOT having to share, makes an effective point. 

What kind of sick person does this. This choosing beggar story is all kinds of twisted and messed up. This person's basically holding their own dog hostage. Unreal. 

She should've asked for a crash course in punctuation! This is a mess. Good luck with the Purebred Horse handout though. 

"It's not true"...Oh, okay thank you for clarifying that my dude. Maybe next time hold off on your begging requests for some time NOT at midnight. 

We're not exactly sure what compels people to think they can get away with demanding stuff for way below asking price, then turning around and being super verbally abusive. But there sure are a whole lot of people out there who think that's totally cool and normal.

Karen needs to check herself ASAP. When you encounter a professional housecleaner who's running an absolutely reasonable price on a luxurious service, and for their sick kid, you do NOT act up like a foolish choosing beggar. 

These choosing beggars are living in a world of wild delusions. They are the very definition of CHEAP. I mean, come on. 

This is what happens when you try to buy something for $0. And the choosy beggar didn't even bother offering up something valuable in this day and age like exposure! I mean, come on. But that being said, queue up the trolling that was executed to sweet perfection. 

It was supposed to be hearts and hugs, not rage mode and knife emojis! But seriously, this rude choosing beggar was in for a much needed wakeup call! 

Let us just picture a scenario involving you walking back to your "boys" and telling them it was time to drop hands over a disagreement involving some pricey snakes. Maybe, for some, that's understandable; but generally, on the surface, that shit sounds absolutely ridiculous. 

When this guy's crush reached out about a Macbook, and he responded with what seemed a very reasonable, meeting-in-the-middle on a price; she completely lost it. I think it's fair to say, he dodged a bullet on this one! 

In this wonderfully irrational display of a choosing beggar ultimately coming to terms with the fact that people don't enjoy getting bossed around, amidst negotiation. Bring a spicy, unreasonable, and arguably emotionally abusive stance into a talk about buying something; good luck, my dude. Sounds like the jerk in this scenario, ultimately gets what's coming to him, and that is nothing.