choosing beggars

These choosing beggars just keep it coming. Sometimes they end up getting what's coming to them. Anyways, as long as there's a price attached to something, there will be a choosing beggar around ready to complicate the process of smooth negotiations. The cost of trying to navigate selling something to a choosing beggar who entered the conversation with delusional expectations, ultimately ends up being a cost of someone's time (and maybe sanity). We're not sure when choosing beggars decide to wake up and be reasonable, but until then, these moments certainly showcase how absurd people can be when money is involved. 

The world is full of entitled people who need to leave and take their attitudes with them. This is extra abundant with anyone who makes art for a living, because fans tend to think that since it's their "passion" that artists would just love to do extra work for strangers without realizing that it's their job. @Jonarton took this to the next level when people asked him for free art.

We're back at it again with a fresh collection of choosing beggars polluting the online world with all kinds of toxic entitlement. Some people really have themselves convinced that the rest of the world is their own personal ATM. There's just no reasoning with people like this. 

Life ain't free people. When will these choosing beggars ever accept the reality they live in. You know, the one where we all actually have to compensate people in a fair manner for their professional services. At a certain point, choosing beggars are really just wasting the rest of the world's time. Maybe keep an eye out for anyone you come across while negotiating that is similar to these deluded fools. 

The world's got a rich supply of choosing beggars that expect free handouts. Every week we're seeing more people get outed online for being impossible negotiators that expect people to be chill about never being compensated. That just isn't the way the world works. If someone is telling you that something is for free, you honestly might want to be wary of whether or not it's a scam. 

The world seems like it's never going to run out of choosing beggars who just want everyone to give them everything for free. It's impossible to negotiate with a stubborn fool who has adopted the mindset that they are NOT going to meet you in the middle, on a price negotiation. The worst thing about someone who wants (or expects) something for free, is that it's the best thing to them, and the worst thing to the person that's being asked to fork over their service/product for free. These choosing beggars just need to give it a rest!

The best way to deal with those lowballing choosy beggars is to waste their time as much as you can, before they realize what's going on. That, that right there is priceless. So. Behold, all that in action right here. Good job to the seller for putting his whole heart into his trolling, if it's the only way we can get back at choosing beggars, I support it wholeheartedly. Troll away my generous friends. 

We all know the saying 'beggars can't be choosers', right? Well, that saying exists for a reason. This isn't a social rule per se, but it's common sense. There are some people in life who like to break the rules. Go against the grain. But when you're doing something that goes against agreed-upon common sense, it's frustratingly annoying. It makes you want to pull your hair out. We all know that beggars can't be choosers, so stop being so choosy!