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.
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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.
It's a tale as old as time. Someone wants a thing but says they don't want it, it gets sold, and their own entitlement convinces them that they've been somehow screwed out of a sure thing. For another dumb buyer not understanding what they're doing and getting mean about it, here's a delusional buyer in need of a cheap car rejecting a 3K civic.
Most people are capable of valuing other people's time, but for some reason there is a striking selection of entitled folks and their never-ending demands. Strangers will outright lie about agreements, and employers will force weird fees onto other people. Others will make insane demands of their friends and family, and straight up complain about getting more than their fair share. Again, most people have some humility, but the world still has its entitled individuals and their unreasonable demands.
People will try to sell anything that isn't nailed to the floor, and sometimes they manage to pry that junk of the floor and sell it anyway. A lot of weird stuff goes down on facebook marketplace and craigslist, like this mistaken person who thought they found a stray cat. Here's any manner of wild junk people posted to get a dollar.
This tenant found themselves in a deal they didn't agree to with a landlord who tried to steal from them. So they took stock of the things that they could legally control, and made them an ultimatum. Sometimes landlords will try to scam their tenants, but it doesn't work out for them.
Most people have a decent sense of self awareness, but sometimes entitled people have laughable boldness. It can be a potential employer asking for a full time "intern" to pay a dollar an hour, or an incompetent lowballer who demands a person's address to steal their bike. It's a wild world out their filled with entitled individuals and their unreasonable demands.
The world is filled with mostly reasonable people, but poking around are some entitled folks whose foolishness knows no bounds. These demands can come in the form of relationships, money, and even an entitled college slacker who demands their classmate's notes. You can save a lot of energy and frustration by avoiding these entitled folks who need to leave with their attitudes.
Asking for help when you need it is one thing. It's a completely different thing when you ask for free stuff you can easily afford, try taking advantage of people's goodwill, demand frivolous free crap, and become extra unreasonable when you don't get it. Choosing beggars come from all walks of life, and they try to walk all over everyone else's.
Selfishness comes in many flavors. Sometimes people get something for free like a ring or an apple watch and they deem it not good enough. Some people want something, like a car, but they'd prefer to have it for free, then throw a tantrum when they can't get it. You wouldn't believe it, but social media is packed with frustrating morons and shameless choosing beggars. They come in the form of complaints, attempted deals, demands and random conversations.
Sounds like a bad deal. Hopefully the guy's son leaves his sister alone. Anyway, this dude asked the internet what to do, and they swiftly passed their judgement. Maybe if he loses this round, they can have another kid and as revenge he can name it Hodor. People always have some family drama, like this guy who asked if he was a jerk for disowning his sister for marrying his bully.
The world is full of choosing beggars who routinely push the limits of decency to save a few extra bucks. Sometimes it's your cousin's ex-girlfriend who still uses your Netflix account and demands that you pay for it. Sometime's it's a random dude on facebook marketplace who wants your iPhone for free. Cheapskates come from all walks of life, and they're constantly making life more annoying for everyone around them.
It's not uncommon in cases of choosing beggars to send an entitled buyer to pick something up, but in reality send them on en endless wild goose chase. This kind of trolling is typically reserved for the more abusive, entitled, and unobservant people who try to waste other people's time with tactless low-balling.
We can't think of a worse pet sitting situation out there. This lady doesn't even promise the small amount of money she offers, deliberately withholds information about the dog's condition until after the sitter would have agreed, and then calls her weak for not wanting to totally derail her life for a hundred bucks. Absolutely phenomenal. We've seen people make insane lists of rules before, like this bride's friend who made a list for a bachelorette party.
This feels like a mean thing to do, but at the same time the seller did lay out his policy from the get-go. Man shoulda read the description. Not sure if this kind of practice should be standard, it's kind of time-consuming and awful, but them's the breaks. To see a baffling amount of entitlement, check out these choosing beggars who thought the world was their ATM.
Nothing is frustrating quite in the same way as the person who responds to your listing to sell a $300 phone and offers 20. "Twenty dollars, cash in hand" they say and you're like "Nah, I'm cool" and then they're all "I'm coming right now with the fifteen dollars" and you're like please stop this" and they're like "Please if I could get this phone for my three-year-old nephew, he has Ebola and it's his last Christmas and I have ten dollars." There's some pretty entitled people out there, like this private school that got upset a guy upgraded a charity before them.
