complaining

Depending on where you went to school and what classes you took, you may have had a project where you had to take care of a sack of flour as if it were a child, or in this case, a robotic doll programmed to cry. Based on how frustrating these things can be, we're not sure if these projects were designed to be a learning experience so much as birth control. It doesn't take simulated parenting to know that kids are weird and dumb, and that toddlers have meltdowns over nothing, but having a robot baby wake up in the middle of the night might be a literal wake-up call for a high school freshman.

Some people actually search for reasons to complain. In this case, we have a Karen who decided to make a whiny post about how she didn't see trimming trees as an essential service. Hmm. A quick reflection on that brings to mind the fact that trimming trees can be an effective way to prevent power outages. Power would seem to be an essential thing for human beings to have to run society as it is. Maybe Karen should've taken a hot second to think that one over before posting. But here we are. 

This deeply dissatisfied customer sounds like they've hit their breaking point when it comes to exercising patience over an employee's painfully slow cheese cutting abilities. At the end of the day, the job might just not be a good fit for the employee. Cutting cheese isn't for everyone. 

This case of a choosing beggar refusing to accept the reality in front of them, involves not wanting to pay for a deposit they put down. Even better, they won't wrap their mind around the fact that the deposit is there in case people flake on showing up in the first place. This is gold all around. 

When this guy complained over a taco, the owner got realistic with him about what it costs to sell one taco for a dollar and change, especially when you bring credit card charges into it. Sometimes folks have unreasonable demands, and these entitled people need to abandon their nonsense. For a real good one, here's an entitled mom who lashed out when her babysitter got a better job.

Someone on AskReddit asked for Baby Boomers to share the issues that existed while they were young, that made them think the older generation were a bunch of idiots. Things like adults resisting the use of seat belts, and assuming that all credit cards were terrible because of being so against any kind of debt, serve as solid examples. Maybe every younger generation is just bound to have a bone to pick with their older generation. 

Anyone who's ever muddled through working a customer service job knows how much more hellish a day can be made, when there's a wild Karen on the loose. For the rest of the people lucky enough to not have to deal with irate customers as part of their job, it's even weirder when you get the individual in a blind rage who is convinced that you work for a place you're shopping at yourself. It's a terrible combination of entitlement, rage, and stupidity. The customers are failing without even realizing it, and then when you tell them that you don't work there, they get even madder. 

Whether you're a grumpy old person who wants to complain about kids these days, or a disgruntled kid these days who wonders if old people have anything better to do than complain about kids these days, there's something for you all to learn/complain about here. To keep the nostalgia train going for everyone there's enough 70s and 80s nostalgia and some 90s life hacks to go around for everyone. Oh, by the way, cursive is a racket.

Just picture the vows for this vegan bridezilla. "I, Karen, a vegan..." No matter how slice and dice this Facebook post, it is brimming with cringe. Does she want to alienate her family ASAP, or what. There were other ways to go about this. I think. That being said, the comments section had their way with her. 

Diana Rowland is absolutely crushing it on the Christmas Spirit game. Her testy neighbors learned a swift lesson in knocking her for bringing out the dragons for the holidays. And as it wonderfully turns out, she is not alone. 

It's one thing to want something done for free, but it's something else entirely when you're a huge ass about it. These choosing beggars obviously have too much time on their hands and no understanding of when to stop. Whatever the reason for their aggressive and unasked-for behavior, it's not cool. Not cool at all. 

Life is full of attempts. Sometimes you're trying to make a good point. Sometimes you're just trying to make a good shirt. For one reason or another, not all of these will succeed.

These people are missing out on some of the best things life has to offer, like McDonald's breakfast menu. I mean, come on. 

A whole lot of whining go on here. 

Apparently this statue's worth around $90k, and better yet, the 'condom'-tarp featured a Friedrich Neitzche quote that translates to, "praise be what hardens you."